Many people think Libras enjoy being in relationships. They tend to like being committed to one person at a time. Therefore, if you notice a single Libra man, do not waste your time. Pursue him quickly or he'll end up with someone else. When initially trying to attract a Libra, make eye contact. You can, for example, hold his gaze from across the room. Libra men are traditional romantics, and a long romantic gaze can help attract them. Try holding his gaze for a few seconds and looking away. This may spark his curiosity, causing him to come over and talk to you. Astrologists think Libra men are attracted to flattery. Do not be shy about complimenting a Libra man. This will make him drawn to you and more likely to love you. Let him know what you admire about him. Compliment things like his outfit, looks, or personality. Work compliments into a conversation. When discussing a film, for example, say something like, "Wow, I never would have thought of the movie like that. You're smart!" Many believe Libra men are attracted to classic elegance. Play into this when trying to attract a Libra man. Wear clothing that is stylish and classic. For example, wear a long dress or a nice suit. Libra men prefer fancier, pricier clothes in their mates. Some think Libra men enjoy the chase. While you do not want to push him away, do not seem too eager too soon. After getting his attention via things like eye contact and flattery, play it cool for awhile. This will encourage a Libra man to work harder on pursuing you. For example, wait a few hours to return texts instead of replying right away. See him somewhat infrequently at first. Also, let him know you have your own stuff going on. Never change plans with friends to appease him.
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One-sentence summary -- Act fast. Make eye contact. Flatter him a little. Dress in an elegant fashion. Play hard to get.

Hold the bottom of the pen with 1 hand. While continuing to hold the pen straight up, tap it against your other palm. After every 3 taps, rotate the pen a little before tapping it again. It can take 80 taps or more before the medicine is ready to be used. Bring the pen near some light and look through the small window on the pen's body again. The medicine should look like a rain cloud. If it still appears clear-colored or has small clumps in it, tap the pen against your palm some more. Avoid injecting medicine that looks clear or lumpy. It has to be cloudy and smooth, although air bubbles are still harmless. Go back to the handy knob at the pen's lower end. Turn the knob counterclockwise again. The orange label will move upwards and disappear, releasing the injection button. Don't press the button yet. Hold the pen firmly in 1 hand. Use your other hand to grasp the plastic cover on the needle. Pull the cover away without twisting it to expose the needle. Grit your teeth and push the needle all the way in so the pen's plastic is up against your skin. You're almost done, and the injection won't take long. Once the needle is in, use your thumb to press down on the injection button until you hear a click. Count slowly, holding the needle in place for 10 seconds. Every needle needs to be disposed of in a lidded, puncture-resistant container. Think of all the times your garbage bags accumulated holes and tears before choosing to toss your pen in one. Instead of doing that, put the needle in a sharps container and take it to a special drop-off site. Acceptable containers include sharps or biohazard containers, hard plastic containers, and metal containers. Sharps containers can be purchased online Drop off the needle container at a designated facility. Call your local government, medical facilities, and waste disposal services to find these drop-off spots.
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One-sentence summary -- Tap the pen against your palm to mix the medicine thoroughly. Check that the medicine looks fluid and cloudy. Twist the knob counterclockwise until the orange sticker disappears. Pull the cover off the needle. Insert the needle into the injection area and press the button. Throw the needle away in a safe container.

Make sure your Diaper Genie rests squarely on the floor. Push the button on the front of your Genie to separate the top portion of the Genie from the bottom portion (you can let the top portion rest on the ground. You won't need it for a while.) If there are any diapers remaining in the top portion of the Genie, push them down into the bottom portion of the Genie. Take care to go slowly when opening your Genie. You don't want to make a mess! The diapers should at this point be consolidated in the bottom half of the Diaper Genie and contained in a bag. Grip the bag a few inches above where the diapers are stored and give the bag a little shake; this will further consolidate the diapers. In the middle of your Diaper Genie you'll find the cutter. Use this to cut the bag into two halves. Try to cut the bag approximately six inches above where the diapers are stashed. The cutter is located in the center of the top portion of the Genie. You should be able to easily spot it, as long as your Diaper Genie is open. Lift the full bag out of the Genie and give it one more shake to consolidate the diapers. Close the bag by tying a double knot. The dirty diapers are now ready to be disposed of in any available garbage. Make sure to tie your knot extra tight. Otherwise, you run the risk of leaks and bad smells. Keep your foot on the pedal to prevent your Diaper Genie from tipping over. Take the bag that is still attached to your Diaper Genie. Tie a knot at the bottom. Pull on the bag to create some slack in the top portion of your Diaper Genie and tuck the bag into the bottom portion of your Diaper Genie. Shut the lid of your Diaper Genie. Consider putting in a small deodorizer at the bottom of the pail if you want to prevent odors. You'll know the Genie has closed successfully when you hear the top snap shut. You should pull out about 18 inches (46cm) of bag to prepare for the next use.
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One-sentence summary -- Open the Genie. Cut your bag. Dispose of your bag. Refill your Diaper Genie.

Measure 23 feet (0.610.91m) from the leader, or the main vertical stem of the tree, then place your hand or pruning saw against the underside of the branch. Move the saw back and forth to cut a notch 1/3rd through the underside of the branch you want to cut. Cutting a notch in the branch will protect the bark from breaking apart. If you're cutting smaller branches you don't have to cut a notch and you can use hand pruners. This relief cut will prevent the branch from breaking and splintering when you make your final cut. Measure 6 inches (15cm) down from the notch and use a saw to cut off the end of the branch. After making your relief cut, your branch should be a nub with a notch cut into it. Make sure that the area under the branch is clear of people and objects. Find the branch collar, which is area of the branch where the rough bark turns into smooth bark. This should be a couple of inches away from the leader. Keep the branch collar intact when you trim so that the tree heals fully. Use your handsaw to cut off the remaining portion of the branch. Don't cut the branch too close to the leader or it won't heal properly. Over-pruning the tree could weaken it. Whether it's a young or mature tree, avoid cutting away a lot of the branches at once. If you want to cut down a tree significantly, you'll need to spread the pruning out over several seasons.
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Cut a 23 inches (5.17.6cm) notch into the bottom of the branch. Cut through the branch 6 inches (15cm) from the notch. Cut the branch off the leader. Don't prune more than 10%-15% of the foliage per season.