Article: You may no longer be interested in the previous version of a popular game, those building block sets meant for "little" kids, or last year's must-have Christmas toy that's still in the box. But odds are someone else is. With an adult's assistance, set up an account on one of the many auction or direct-seller sites. You probably won't break the bank, but you may be surprised by how much people are willing to pay for good-condition items. If you have older relatives or people without the time or computer skills to sell their stuff online, you can also offer to do it for them for a reasonable cut of the profits. Make sure you can always deliver on what you sell. Don't exaggerate the quality or condition of your items, and ship them out properly and on time. Otherwise your career in sales likely won't last long. People love to be able to scour product reviews before buying online, and companies love receiving favorable reviews. Done smartly, you can earn some extra cash legitimately by writing reviews. There are plenty of product review schemes and scams to watch out for, however. A large number of websites offer to pay for product reviews, and many seem to come and go out of business quickly. You can opt to work through affiliate programs run by large companies like Amazon (https://affiliate-program.amazon.com/), which may offer you some more confidence in its legitimacy and stability. A better avenue may be to review products for independent, ad-supported sites that compensate you for your work. For instance, there are sites that review children's books that pay a small amount for accepted reviews. This is another area where there is legitimate money available, but also a lot of scams and fraudulent sites. Consult with a knowledgeable adult before getting involved in any pay-for-survey schemes. Like most things in life, if it seems too easy to make money doing something, the odds are good that there is something wrong with the scheme. Research legitimate survey sites that will pay you a small amount (as in pennies) for completed surveys. You're not going to pay for your first car this way, but you may have a bit extra pocket change. If not already made clear here, the internet is full of money-making schemes that are actually money-taking scams. You may be wise enough to know that those spam emails offering ways to make $10,000 per month from your home computer are fraudulent, but other scams can seem more legitimate. It is always smart to have someone you trust (and who is experienced with computers and the internet) to advise you. You'll hear people talk about making money by selling your progress in an online game (letting others skip ahead by paying you to do the work, essentially), or by selling virtual items or characters for real money. Such plans usually violate the terms and conditions of the games, however, and can cost you your access. They can also cost you time and money, as there is no way to ensure that you will be paid.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Sell your old toys, games, and other items online. Review products online. Complete online surveys. Pass on deals too good to be true.

Problem: Article: Making eye contact is an easy and subtle way to let him know you like him. Make the most of your opportunities to look him in the eye. For example, if he says hello to you, look him in the eyes while you say hello back. You can act a bit coy by dropping your gaze, then looking back up at him with a smile. If he makes eye contact back, chances are he finds you attractive. Try to hold your gaze with him for one to two seconds. Don't stare though! See how he respondsdoes he smile back, look away or just stare vacantly? Try to gauge his willingness to interact with you. . You might be too shy to come right out and say, "I like you." If this sounds like you, you might want to hint at your feelings instead of putting your feelings on the line. However, be aware that he might not pick up on your feelings if you're not outright. You can hint your feelings by saying something like, "I really like spending time with you" or, "It would be fun if we were lab partners." If you're shy, it might be difficult for you to go up to the guy, especially if he's around other people much of the time. Texting can be an easier way to flirt and interact with him without having to worry about awkward pauses or not knowing what to talk about. If you're texting back and forth with him, use the opportunity to slip in some hints. Just talking to him over text shows interest. If you want to go a level up, say, "By the way, I think you're cute." You can even come right out and say, "I like you" over text once you build your courage. Maybe going up to him and saying that you like him might overwhelm you or fill you with fear. If you see the guy at school (or out of school) regularly, you might want to slip him a note. This way, you won't have to stumble over your words or 'blank out.' if you write a note, you'll also be able to write a few drafts before settling on one you like and are ready to give to him. Start by giving him a note and see if he writes back. If you pass a couple notes, you might want to tell him you like him in the next note. Spend some time writing your note and deciding what to say. You might want to make it short and sweet or lay out your feelings. It's up to you what you want to say in your note, just make sure you tell him you like him. If you want to show him you care but just cannot get yourself to come out and say it, send him something and sign it from a secret admirer. Send him a favorite food (like hot sauce or chocolate) or something you know he'll like. Send a card and simply sign it, "Your secret admirer." If you send him something from a secret admirer, try to ask him about it and see how he feels. You will likely need to tell him at some point it was you.
Summary: Catch his eye. Hint toward your feelings Text him. Write a note. Send him something from a secret admirer.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Raise your arm and hold it parallel to the floor. Either arm is fine, though it will be easiest to do your measuring with your dominant arm and use your non-dominant arm for reference. If possible, ask someone to lend you a hand. That way, they can maneuver the measuring tape while you focus on holding your arm in position and checking the resulting measurements. You always want to start with your arm away from your body rather than down at your side in order to ensure that the finished garment is comfortable and form-fitting.

SUMMARY: Extend one arm straight out from your body.

Within a week or so after planting, use clean shears to prune the vine back to one stem. Choose the healthiest, strongest stem for best results. You must also cut this stem back to two or three buds. As new growth begins to develop, determine which shoot is the most vigorous and remove the others. Use paper-covered wire ties or twine to loosely attach the growing vine to your training system. Since the vine is still small, it may not be tall enough to reach the wire of your trellis system. For this reason, consider installing a bamboo training stake directly beside the plant. Tie the fresh vine onto this stake, then remove the stake once the vine is tall enough to reach the trellis wires. You may need to tie the vine on a weekly basis. Continue to remove any side shoots that develop during this time. Once the vine is tall enough to reach the wire of your trellis system, cut the growing tip back to the top bud. Doing this forces lateral buds to form. Lateral buds will form cordons that need to be trained down along the wires of your trellis system. Tie them onto the wire loosely. After the cordons reach their full length, you can let side shoots develop. These side shoots will need to be cut back to two or three buds each dormant season, though. These buds will develop into shoots that produce both flowers and fruit.
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Prune to one stem after planting. Remove weak growth. Loosely tie the growing vine. Cut the growing tip once the vine is tall enough. Maintenance prune during the dormant season.