In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: If you are in the middle of dinner or are doing an activity that requires you to move a lot, holding hands will not be very convenient. You don't want to hold hands for the first time when both of you are in a large group of friends or at a family gathering. The two of you don't necessarily have to be alone, but make sure it is a private place where both of you are comfortable. Try taking a walk on the beach, going for a hike, or taking a stroll down the street. You may have people around you, but strangers will most likely not pay attention to the two of you, giving you the privacy you need. A movie theater is a great place to initiate hand holding. Since you are sitting right next to each other, your positions are very conducive to holding hands. The darkness adds a layer of privacy and may help if your date is shy. You might be a little nervous, so check your hands to make sure they are not sweaty or clammy. If they are, subtly wipe them off or stick them in your pockets for a moment to dry them off. Your date may be nervous too, but sweaty palms are not very appealing. Also make sure your hands are clean and moisturized. Super dry hands or hands that smell are an even bigger turn off than sweaty hands. When you've found the right time and place and you feel ready, walk close to your date and gently take his hand. Remember to be gentle and not to rush it. Make it as subtle as possible and remember to keep talking or walking to ensure it is natural and comfortable. Make sure you don't lurch forward and scare your date trying to take his hand. You don't want to give off the wrong impression at this early stage in your relationship. You can also try gently rubbing your hands down your date's arm before you link your hands. This gives him a heads up before you grab his hand and adds a nice, more intimate touch to your initial hand holding. If your date pulls away, don't force the issue. It may be that he isn't interested, but he may also just be shy and is not quite ready to hold hands. Don't take it personally and try to make him feel comfortable in the situation. You'll get there eventually. Use the simple hand grasp technique at first. When you grab his hand, reach across his hand to where your palms are centered, making an X with your hands. Gently close your hand, wrapping your fingers and thumb around the edges of your date's hand. For the more intimate moment, consider gently rubbing your thumb across the back of his hand. This adds a layer of affection to your grasp and it lets him know you are enjoying the activity without you having to tell him. If he returns the gesture, you know you're doing it right. Try not to hold too tight. This can be uncomfortable and cause both of your hands to sweat. If you're out on a date, look for subtle signs that he might be ready for you to hold his hand. If your date has been giving you the cold shoulder all night, this is a sure sign that he is not interested. But if he has been walking close to you and seems comfortable, this is a good signal for initiating hand holding. If your date has found little ways to initiate gentle physical contact, like playfully pushing you or grabbing your arm, he is more than likely open to holding hands.
Summary: Wait for the right time and place. Check your hands. Take his hand. Start simple. Gauge the level of interest.

Chant in the morning, before the distractions of the day have set in, or just before bed, when your thoughts are already winding down. The important thing is to pick a time when there are fewer thoughts buzzing around in your mind. Early morning and late night are usually the best for most people, but if you find it easiest to focus your mind in the middle of the afternoon, that time of day would work just as well. Sit in a comfortable chair or lie down on a bed. Reduce the amount of physical suffering you have to endure to prevent your thoughts from straying toward the way your body feels. Aside from sitting comfortably, you also need to do everything you can to make your overall body feel as relaxed as possible. Change into loose, soft clothes. Empty your bladder. Stretch if your muscles are sore or stiff. You can let your hands rest at your sides or in your lap, but if you position your hands in a specific, intentional pose, their placement will serve as a constant reminder of the purpose of your activity. The most common hand posture associated with chanting and meditation is the mudra. Touch the tip of your index finger to the tip of your thumb, and let the rest of your fingers curl gently and naturally. Do this with both hands. Alternatively, keep both hands straight and lightly press the palms and fingers together, creating standard "prayer hands." Look straight forward and keep your gaze fixed on a single point. If this proves too distracting, you could try closing your eyes, instead. If you keep your gaze on a fixed point, choose something simple, like a stationary spot on the wall or the handle of a closet door. Avoid looking at detailed objects or objects that move, especially if those movements are erratic or unpredictable. If you choose to keep your eyes closed, make sure that you are not tempted to drift off to sleep. If you feel your thoughts wavering and your consciousness fading, you should open your eyes again. There are many different things you can chant. The right words will depend on your faith and spirituality. You can use a common prayer or mantra, or you could come up with your own chant that has meaning for you alone. If you belong to a certain faith, you can chant a common prayer of your faith. For instance, a Christian could chant the Lord's Prayer. You could also chant a verse from a religious text. For example, a Jew or Christian might chant a psalm. Any set of meaningful words could be beneficial, though. Paramhansa Yogananda, an Indian yogi, wrote rhythmic chants that are still used by many people. One such chant goes: "I am the bubble, make me the sea. / So do Thou, my Lord! Thou and I, never apart, / Wave of the sea dissolve in the sea, / I am the bubble, make me the sea." Another popular option is to simply chant "om". This is a sound that supposedly resonates within each person and vibrates throughout the universe.
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One-sentence summary -- Choose a restful time. Make yourself comfortable. Try positioning your hands. Steady your gaze or close your eyes. Find the right words.

Problem: Article: In order to purchase and download eBooks, the Kindle must be registered to your Amazon account. If you do not have an Amazon account, create one before continuing. Press the "Home" button. Press the "Menu" button, ensuring that Whispernet or wireless internet is turned on. Select "Settings". Select "Register" from the "Settings" screen. Sometimes "Register" will exist within the My Account submenu. Enter your user name and password (the e-mail address and password associated with your Amazon account). In order to purchase eBooks on your Kindle, you need to choose a valid payment method on the Amazon.com website. This can be a credit card, debit card, or Amazon gift card. Visit "Manage Your Kindle". Click "Kindle Payment Settings" on the left side of the page. Click on "Edit" to update your payment method, then follow the onscreen instructions to choose or add a payment method. Click the "Continue" button to confirm your payment method. The Kindle Store is where you will purchase and download eBooks for your Kindle. If you have a Kindle Fire, select "Books" or "Newsstand", then select "Store". If you have a Kindle Paperwhite, select the "Shop" icon. If you have a basic Kindle, press the "Menu" button, then select "Shop in the Kindle Store". When you have decided on a title or a periodical, select "Buy"or "Subscribe now". Once the content has finished downloading, it will be available on your "Home" page and through the "Kindle Library" or "Archived Items" sections within your device.
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Register your Kindle device. Set your Kindle's payment method. Navigate to the Kindle Store. Purchase eBooks or subscribe to periodicals. Access your new content.