Write an article based on this "Smile more. Address your personal appearance. Make eye contact. Have a good handshake. Maintain a professional attitude. Let the other individual take the lead in the conversation."
article: When you smile, it presents you to the world in a very non-threatening and helpful way. People will respond much more positively to a person who is smiling than someone who is not. Additionally, smiling helps you act confident through your body language even if you are not particularly feeling it. Smiling will not only help you make a good first impression, but will also help decrease stress hormones helping you feel a little more at ease. Unfortunately, people make snap judgments in about one-tenth of a second based on your appearance. Knowing this occurs can actually help you prepare better. To make a good first impression and set yourself at ease, work towards creating the image of the person you want others to see. Knowing you are putting out a professional appearance may give you a confidence boost as well. Make sure your clothes are professional and appropriate for the occasion or situation you will be in. Wear something that you feel comfortable and attractive in to increase your confidence. Remembering to work within the appropriate dress guidelines for that type of occasion. See to it that you are well groomed, showered, and deodorized. Pay attention to your fingernails, hair, and the use of perfume or cologne. Make sure your clothes are clean, neat, and well kept. This means to make sure there are no stains, wrinkles, or holes in your clothing. When speaking to a customer or co-worker, eye contact is essential to help maintain a good rapport between you and evoke positive reactions from them. Eye contact shows interest, respect, and intelligence, and helps to combat people's perceptions that you might be rude, shy, or introverted. Not making eye contact can additionally make you appear distracted or nervous. Focus on making eye contact especially when someone else is speaking to you, or when you would like to connect with your audience during presentations. The handshake is so commonplace in the working world that we often forget how impactful it can be on a first impression. Try to develop a handshake that is firm and confident. Make eye contact if you can, rather than looking at your hands to illustrate directness and confidence. As silly as it may sound, find a friend and practice handshakes to help you gain confidence in your handshake. A good handshake has the following qualities: Keep your fingers together and thumb up as you enter into the handshake. Your grasp should be firm but not too hard. The handshake should last about 3 seconds including eye contact. Release the handshake even if the introduction continues. It can be easy to become flustered or babble when you are shy or nervous in a work situation. Try to be as relaxed and pleasant as you can in the work environment. The more calm and relaxed you are the more your body will respond and help you to actually be calm. Be careful however, not to take your relaxed state too far. Try to avoid: Being overly loud or boisterous. Engaging in unprofessional conversation topics or office gossip. Telling inappropriate jokes at work. Interrupting or dominating any conversations. Know when to talk and when to let the other person talk. It may help ease some shyness or anxiety to know that, in general, it is a good practice to let other individuals speak first. Maybe they have a question for you that can direct the conversation, or if not, ask them a question about themselves or their job so they can still have the floor first. This will help take the pressure of making conversation off of you.

Write an article based on this "Dress appropriately for safety and security. Keep clothing loose but warm."
article: Though rare, airline accidents do happen. Should it become necessary to evacuate the plane by using the inflatable slide, or worse, walking out onto the wing, the last things you want to be wearing are shorts, a tank top or spikey heels. Keep it simple: cotton or other natural fiber clothing (synthetics are more flammable), long sleeves and pants, sensible shoes, preferably sneakers. If you don't wear sneakers, wear sturdy, comfortable shoes that are easy to put on and remove for security. Slip-on athletic or walking shoes are a good choice. Keep your footwear on at all times on the plane. You'll be able to evacuate more quickly in an emergency, and it's just polite. Don't wear tight clothing, unless you are wearing airplane socks that specifically help with circulation. Many people swell during a flight due to the altitude and air compression and tight clothing may become uncomfortable. Air conditioning can get cold, especially sitting still for so long on a long flight, so long pants, and top is ideal.

Write an article based on this "Get a frame and a piece of fabric that you want to display. Cut a panel of stiff cardboard or plywood to fit within the frame's opening. Staple the fabric around the outside edges of the panel. Insert the fabric panel into the frame opening and secure it."
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You can use an old or thrifted frame, or a brand new one. Choose a non-stretch woven fabric in the print of your choice. The fabric should be slightly larger than the frame itself. Pick a frame that comes with turn buttons or tabs on the back. Turn buttons are those little swiveling pieces that hold the backing in place. Measure the dimensions of the frame opening with a ruler. With a pencil, draw out a rectangle with matching dimensions onto a piece of cardboard or plywood. If you're using cardboard, cut it out with scissors or a blade. For plywood, you'll need to use a jigsaw or table saw. It might be a little quicker to carefully trace the glass panel or the frame backing onto the cardboard or plywood, rather than marking out the measurements with a ruler. With the fabric face-down on your work surface, place the cardboard or plywood panel down on to the center of the fabric. Wrap each edge of fabric around the edge of the panel, and staple or glue it in place. Make sure your fabric is arranged smoothly around the front of the panel since this is what you'll see. Pull the fabric taut and smooth out any bubbles as you go. You can also check the front to make sure it's staying smooth. Place the fabric-covered panel into the frame opening, with the raw edges facing the back of the frame. Press down the existing tabs or swivel the turnbuttons to hold the panel in place.