In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: A graduate student named Randal S. Olson used computer science to create a way to find Waldo in each of the seven books in the "Where's Waldo" series. Olson charted where Waldo appears in each of the books. He found that Waldo is usually not found in the left corner or around the edges of pages. The bottom part of the right page is somewhere Waldo never appears. Olson even created a heat map that included a line for you to follow if you want to increase your chances of finding Waldo. It's rather complex, but you can find it online. Olson claimed he could find Waldo in 10 seconds, and sometimes even less than that. Start at the bottom half of the left page. Then move your way up to the middle and then down the right side of the page. Others have also tried to study Waldo's hiding spots looking for patterns to help readers. They too have found that Waldo is often found near, although not exactly at, the page's middle. Waldo is not hiding all of the time in any single one corner of a page. He found that Waldo is rarely in the right-hand corner at the top of the right page. In general, Waldo is not found as often near the bottom or top of a page. However, more than half of the time, Waldo is hiding within one of two 1.5-inch tall bands. The first one is located three inches from the page's bottom. The other one is seven inches from the bottom. Waldo is also not likely to be found in the middle of the page, but just above or below it in one of these two bands. Both of these bands stretch from one end of the page to the other when the book is open wide. Start by studying these areas to increase your chances of finding Waldo quickly. He is not always located there; he is just located there more often. Initially, Waldo was the only character to find in each scene, but as more books have been created, other characters were added. Wally or Waldo has a friend named Wilma who appeared in the Ultimate Fun Book. Her twin sister replaced her in Where's Wally: The Magnificent Poster Book. Odlaw opposes Wally. He looks a lot like Wally, but he wears yellow and black striped clothes. His glasses are blue tinted, and he has a mustache. Wally has a dog named Woof, who shows up in the Ultimate Fun Book. The Wizard Whitebeard is a background character who often goes along on Wally's travels. You might find Waldo located near these characters.
Summary: Look near the middle area of the page. Look in the middle bands of the page. Find other characters.

You don't necessarily have to give him an explanation or a reason why. You can just tell him that you're not interested, or you don't want to give him your number. If you use this method, make sure you really don't want to keep in touch with the guy, even if you see him again. For instance, you could say, "Thanks for asking, but I'm not interested." You can also just give him a number to stay in touch as friends, as long as you are abundantly clear about it. For instance, you could say, "I don't mind giving you my number, but I would only do so as friends. I'm not interested in anything else right now." If you want, you can take a direct, but not quite as direct approach. For instance, you can try to soften the blow by leading with something you like about the guy. That way, the rejection won't come as hard. As an example, you could say, "I'm flattered, but I don't think I'm in a place to be dating right now. I have to say no." This approach helps make it less about him, so he won't feel as hurt. " When you're using the direct or indirect approach, "no" needs to be in what you say. If you hem and haw around it without actually using the word "no," you leave him thinking he may still have a chance with you. You don't need to be mean, just direct. For instance, saying "I'm not sure I want to date right now" leaves it a little uncertain. Instead, make sure you make it clear. "I'm not interested in dating right now, so I have to say no." Be polite but firm. Thank the guy for his interest. Say that you're flattered he is interested. However, let him know that you're not looking for a relationship at the moment, and hence, you're not able or willing to share your number. It's a natural reaction. You want to apologize for making the person feel bad. However, you don't need to apologize for not wanting to give out your number. In addition, it can draw attention to the fact that you feel sorry for him, which in turn can make him feel worse.
++++++++++
One-sentence summary -- Just tell him no. Try a little less direct approach. Make sure you include the word "no. Don't apologize.

Problem: Article: The Kingo application will automatically begin downloading to your Windows-based computer. If you lack access to a Windows-based computer, root your device using Towelroot as outlined in Method Three of this article. You will be required to accept the terms and conditions, as well as choose where you want Kingo saved on your computer. This will help ensure your phone doesn't power off during the rooting process. using Samsung Kies, Google, your computer, or a third-party cloud storage service. This will help prevent data loss in the event complications arise during the rooting process. " " This will allow you to root your device using Kingo via USB. Kingo will take a few moments to recognize your device and automatically install the latest device drivers to your computer, if applicable. " Kingo will automatically root your device, which may take between three and five minutes to complete. Your Galaxy S3 will reboot. Your device will now be rooted, and SuperSU will display in the app tray.
Summary:
Navigate to Kingo's website at http://www.kingoapp.com/android-root/download.htm. Select the option to save the Kingo .exe file to your desktop, then double-click on the .exe file to launch the installer wizard. Follow the on-screen instructions to install Kingo Android Root on your computer. Launch Kingo Android Root after the application is installed on your computer. Verify that your Samsung Galaxy S3 is powered on and has at least 50 percent battery life. Back up and save all personal data on your Galaxy S3 Tap on Menu and select "Settings. Tap on "Developer options," then place a checkmark next to "USB debugging. Connect the Samsung Galaxy S3 to your computer using a USB cable. Click on "Root. Click on "Finish" when the "Root succeeded" message displays on-screen. Disconnect the Galaxy S3 from your computer after the device reboots.