Q: At the end of the evening, escort your date to their place of departure, whether it be their front door, their car or the bus stop. Most first kisses happen right before you go your separate ways, so your first step is to put yourself into the proper setting to take advantage of the moment. If you don't even manage to make it that far, there's a much smaller chance that you'll part with anything other than a friendly word. It's best if the two of you are somewhere dark, quiet and private. That way, you can focus all of your attention on one another. Move in close to your date by bridging the distance between the two of you. Try to stand about an arm's length away, or closer if circumstances allow it. If they don't pull away as you get closer, you're on the right track. The cozier and more personal you and your date get, the more likely you are to share a smooch. Standing face-to-face almost guarantees the prospect of a kiss. Don't, however, hover unnecessarily close or violate their personal space. This will make you come across as more creepy than charming. Look your date square in the eye and smile warmly and flirtatiously. Making constant eye contact helps to form a connection between two people and opens channels for unspoken communication. If he or she steadily returns your gaze, there's a good chance that they'd be receptive to a kiss. Keep an eye out for what's known as the "lover's triangle": glancing from one or both your eyes down to your lips and back. It's a nearly foolproof clue that your date foresees a kiss in their future. Assuming that the two of you are still chatting and haven't cut straight to staring into each other's eyes, pay attention to frequent, pronounced lapses in your dialogue. It might mean that you both have something on the brain other than talking. Gaps in conversation often make a great cue for locking lips. The best time to act usually comes after either you or your date has said something along the lines of "I had a really great time tonight." When you've run out of things to talk about but you're both still standing around expectantly, there's a good chance your date is waiting on a kiss.
A: Walk your date to the door. Get close. Maintain eye contact. Look for breaks in the conversation.

Article: The Michigan's real estate licensing exam is administered by PSI. PSI offers a number of study materials for their exams on their website. Start with the Candidate Information Bulletin and use the examination content outline to cover the basics of the test. You can also purchase additional prep materials at http://www.psionlinestore.com/. To make the most of your study time, find a quiet place free of noise or distractions. Set aside an hour or two a day for several weeks prior to the exam to make sure you are ready when test day comes. If your salesperson application is approved, you will receive an email from the State of Michigan which includes instructions on how to register for your licensing exam. The email will include a unique 6-digit number known as your Michigan Real Estate (or MIRE) number, which is required to register for the test. You must pay a $76 fee at the time that you register. You will also schedule your exam at this time. The license examination is a closed-book, computer based test that covers 110 questions and lasts 180 minutes. You will be allowed 15 minutes to complete a tutorial to ensure you understand the format of the test. This time will not count against the time allowed for the test. You must receive a score of 70% to pass. The test covers subjects you should have studied in your prelicensure courses, such as property ownership, land use controls and regulations, market analysis, and financing. If you paid attention in school and use your study time wisely, you should be familiar with the information covered on the test. If you pass the exam, you can receive an on-site license at the examination site, meaning you can practice real estate immediately if you already have a broker!
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Use prep materials from PSI to study for the exam. Register for the test with PSI. Pass the test with a score of at least 70%.

Q: There are a couple great options out there when it comes to free E-Book Reader Apps like Stanza and Kobo but the best choice for those readers looking for an extensive collection of free books is Wattpad. The Kindle Unlimited app is another great resource of free books, but you will be required to pay a membership fee. Once you have chosen your app, you can download it from the App Store on your phone. Click on the "Get" and then "Install" buttons. Wait for the app's icon to become fully colorized and then select your app to open it. Make sure it is your current E-mail address because you will need to access it in order to confirm your account. Wattpad will now ask you a series of questions about your age, gender, reading preferences, and how you would like to connect with friends on the app. Once you have created an account on the app, you will need to verify it by going to your E-mail and opening the message entitled "Welcome to Wattpad! Oh, and one more thing..." If you do not see this message, check your spam folder or recreate your account through the app. " This will verify your account and you may return to the app and get started reading. You can search for stories by selecting the magnifying glass in the upper right-hand corner. Within Wattpad, you can also connect with friends, stay up-to-date with the news, access your bookshelf from any device, and even write your own stories that you can share with your followers and contact list.
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