Q: You can follow one of the links listed below, or search for "international space station satellite chart" online. These charts contain several useful pieces of information that will help you figure out when a viewing is possible. Choose a website that allows you to enter your address, city name, or zip code; if you enter inaccurate information, the information listed may be incorrect. Try the charts at Heavens Above, NASA, or SpaceWeather. Some sites may attempt to automatically detect your location based on your internet service provider's nearest server. This is not always accurate, so check for a name of the city or location used, and switch to a different site if inaccurate. Some websites may abbreviate the International Space Station as "ISS". Sometimes, from your location, the ISS will only take a few seconds to cross the visible portion of the sky. Other times, it will take two minutes or more. Look for appearances that last as long as possible to give yourself the best chance of viewing the station. Write down several of these appearance. Appearances at night, within a few hours of sunset or sunrise, will be easiest to see. More information on brightness is provided in the next step to help you find out whether the station will be visible during the day. Some charts will list the length of the appearance in its own column, while on others you may need to calculate the appearance length yourself by subtracting the start time from the end time. These times are usually written as three numbers, in hour:minute:second format. Check whether the site uses a 24 hour clock or the a.m./p.m. system. Most charts should list the space station's "brightness" or "magnitude;" find another one if yours does not include this information. The brightness scale is a little odd: a negative number, such as -4, is actually brighter than a positive number, such as +3! Here are some guidelines to help you understand what brightness ratings may be viewable: A magnitude of -4 to -2 is the brightest the space station typically gets, and may even be visible during the day. -2 to +4 is usually visible at night, but you may have difficulty seeing it if there are bright city lights in your area. +4 to +6 is dim, approaching the limits of the human eye. If the night sky is clear and there are few ground lights in your area, you might just be able to see the station. Binoculars are recommended. To get a rough idea of how bright the station will be, compare it to these approximate magnitudes: the sun during the day has a magnitude of about -26.7; the moon has magnitude -12.5; and Venus, one of the remaining brightest objects in the sky, has magnitude -4.4. Once you've picked a time when the station will be bright and visible for a relatively long period, look up the weather forecast for that day. Try to find an hour-by-hour weather forecast if possible, to see whether there will be cloud cover blocking your view during this time. Weather forecasts are often inaccurate more than a day in advance, so check again 24 hours before the station is due to appear to get an up-to-date prediction.
A: Look up a chart of the International Space Station's appearances in your area. Find several times when the space station is visible for a few minutes. Use the chart to narrow these times down to the brightest appearances. Look up the weather forecast.

Article: Whether you are in class, hanging out in the common room, or at a club meeting, making eye contact is a great way to initiate interaction. Make eye contact with him from across the room a couple times. On the 3rd time, smile to let him know that you are friendly and approachable. Don't be surprised if he walks over and introduces himself after noticing you. If he doesn't approach you after the 3rd eye contact, approach him yourself. Greet him with a smile and introduce yourself to him. Start a conversation by asking him a question. For example: "Hi. My name is Taylor. I saw that you're reading Game of Thrones. I love that show. How does the book compare to the series?" If he doesn't seem interested, it is okay. There are a lot of other guys on campus. You can ask him before class starts or after it ends. However, the likelihood of the question turning into a conversation may be greater if you ask him after class. It may even turn into a cup of coffee. If he seems studious, ask him if you can borrow his notes. Even though you both may have joined for similar reasons, asking him why he joined the club is a great way to get him talking. The more he talks, the more you can learn about his drives and passions. Having similar passions and drives is a great way to connect with someone. For example: "So why did you decide to join the Students for a Democratic Society?" Making a statement is simply expressing your opinion about a general situation. Unlike a question, a statement takes the pressure off of him, as well as you, to engage in a conversation. If he responds to your statement, he may be interested in a conversation. If he doesn't respond, then you really haven't risked anything. For example, you can say: "I look forward to coming to this class every day. It's so interesting", "The weather is so nice today", or even "The coffee here is the best!".
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Make eye contact and smile. Introduce yourself. Ask him what he thinks about the class if you're in class. Inquire about his interest in the club. Make a statement instead of asking a question.

Problem: Article: Offer to give their subscribers a special offer in exchange for sending out an email recommending you to their list. You can also offer the business itself a service in exchange for your recommendation. Include an offer or content for anyone who joins your list via this link. The partner's emails should include a special coded link to your website so that you can track the efficacy of this promotion. Use a program like Google Analytics to see who clicks on links and to track campaigns. You can also start an affiliate program with other websites. You can split a percentage of the profits from a sale with the affiliate who recommends the person to you. Ask people to write down their email in exchange for a coupon. Upload these emails to your email management program or website. Compartmentalize your list into different sources. Then, you can send a welcome email and tailor your emails to them specifically, as well as emailing your entire list. Give people a free ticket when they sign up with their email address. Place a sign up list at the event to garner even more addresses. Make entrants sign up with their name and email. You will be surprised at how many people are willing to give their email address when asked. Ask customers to refer friends by entering their emails in order to receive a valuable gift or credit. Have a web programmer create a landing page that allows people to enter between one and five new email addresses, which will send invitations to these people to join the list and receive a coupon.
Summary: Partner with an established business. Attend a large trade conference. Host an event. Have a raffle at a fair or event. Ask your sales associates to ask for emails with each customer contact or purchase. Give referral bonuses.

Q: Creating the zippered face makeup look is easy, but you do need some special items to do it. Before you get started, you will need: Zipper Scissors Liquid latex Makeup sponges Cotton balls, squares, or rounds Red face paint Red eye shadow and/or lipstick Skin safe adhesive Petroleum jelly You can use bits of cotton fluff to help you create texture on your skin. This will give your skin a lumpy, bumpy appearance that will be more realistic than smooth red skin. Pull apart a cotton square, ball, or round and set the cotton pieces aside. You will use them when you apply the liquid latex to your skin. Petroleum jelly mixed with a bit of red lipstick will help you to create a shiny finish on your skin. This will make the red textured makeup appear more realistic, as if the wound is fresh. You can also add in a little black or brown eyeliner or eyeshadow to darken the color.
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Gather your materials. Pull apart a cotton square. Mix red lipstick with petroleum jelly.