Write an article based on this "Beware of flattery. Don't dismiss dishonesty. Consider the player's life story. Share your own story. Talk about past relationships. Defend your own innocence."
article: Honest compliments are sweet, but you probably shouldn't trust someone who's quick to flatter you to an excessive degree. Players often rely on this sort of "sweet talk" to win over women. Pay attention to the types of compliments he gives you. If they're general, overused compliments that could apply to nearly any womanbeautiful hair, gorgeous smile, etc.it could be a sign that he isn't putting much thought into who you are and what makes you special. You should also be cautious around men who specifically compliment your insecurities. Similarly, most players are quick to address you with one or more pet names, like "honey," "sugar," and "baby." Pet names that develop after an extended relationship are usually okay, but be wary around guys who use pet names from day one. Players are also liars. Catching him in the middle of a lie can be difficult, but when you do, you shouldn't shrug it off. This is especially true if he's lied to you more than once. Lies about his past, where he spent time recently, or who he's been with are some of the most common ones to watch out for. If you're suspicious about something and confront him about it, watch his reaction. Players will generally try to laugh it off and change the topic. When that doesn't work, they may admit to the truth but somehow blame you for their lie. Most players are egotistical, so they'll start talking about themselves before you even have the chance to ask. If a guy hasn't shared much about his own life, though, ask him about it and watch for inconsistencies. Everyone wants to look good in front of someone they're attracted to, but the player will usually look a little too good. If his life story seems scripted and too good to be true, it probably is. Pay attention to the details. If some of the details don't match up, it could be an indication that he's lying about who he is. Since most players are overly concerned with themselves, they don't have much time to be concerned with other people. A guy who is genuinely interested in you will want to know about your life and your passions, but a player won't take the time to find out. Skilled players may know well enough to ask about your life, but won't be interested enough to remember what you say. Bring up things you've talked about in past conversations. It's probably fine if he occasionally forgets about small details, but it's usually a bad sign if he makes a habit of forgetting. Ask about his past relationships and talk about yours. These conversations provide the player with opportunities to manipulate your feelings. He may ask about your past relationships and fixate on the insecurities you felt during those times. By knowing what makes you insecure, he can figure out how to work that to his advantage. When talking about his own past relationships, he may leave out many of the details but stress that he's been hurt in the past. A quick mention of past hurts may not be bad, but if he plays it up to evoke pity from you, it may be another manipulation tactic. Players will often accuse the women they're seeing of cheating on them. Usually, this is done in an attempt to steer the attention away from their own guilt and their own cheating ways.

Write an article based on this "Preheat the oven and place the ham in a roasting pan. Cover the ham with foil and bake it for several hours. Heat the jam. Strain the jam to remove the solids. Mix the mustard, maple syrup, rum, and garlic into the jam. Brush the glaze over the ham and return to the oven. Glaze the ham every 15 minutes for another hour. Transfer the ham to a platter and garnish with bay leaves."
article: Set the oven temperature to 350F (177C), and allow it to fully heat. Next, set a 10 to 12 pound (4.5 to 5.5 kg) smoked bone-in ham on a wire roasting rack inside a large roasting pan. The ham should be at room temperature when you place it in the roasting pan. Once the ham is in the pan, use foil to cover it securely. Place the ham in the preheated oven, and allow it to cook for four hours. About halfway through the baking process, rotate the pan to ensure even cooking. Add cup (115 g) of apricot jam to a small saucepan. Warm the jam over medium heat on the stove until it is completely liquified, which should take 5 to 7 minutes. Stir the jam occasionally as it cooks to ensure that it warms evenly. When the jam is liquified, place a fine mesh sieve over a small bowl. Pour the jam through the sieve to remove any seeds or other solids and discard them. Add 2 tablespoons (30 g) of Dijon mustard, cup pure (249 g) of maple syrup, 2 tablespoons (30 ml) of dark rum, and a minced garlic clove to the jam. Stir well until all of the ingredients are fully blended. Once the ham has cooked for four hours, remove it from the oven. Use a basting brush to apply the glaze all over the ham, and then return it to the oven. Allow the ham to cook for about another hour. However, take it out of the oven every 15 minutes and apply more glaze to ensure a thick, flavorful crust. The ham is done when it reaches an internal temperature of 140F (60C). Start checking the temperature with a digital thermometer when it's cooked for an hour. When the ham is finished cooking, take it out of the oven and place it on a serving platter. Garnish the ham with some bay leaves, and serve immediately.

Write an article based on this "Be qualified. Enter the Suburbs of Wally's Castle and kill 9 Jangos. Talk to Echo the Alchemist. Clear the Suburbs of Wally's Castle. Report to Echo."
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In order for you to become a Taker, your Raven must have a base level of 15; otherwise, the quest for the Taker path won't appear in your Quest Log. If you have already done the Taker quest, proceed to part 2. The Quest Log can be opened using the shortcut key, Q. You can also open the Quest Log by clicking the exclamation point (!) at the lower-right side of the screen. A window will appear with a list of on-going and available quests. When you open your Quest Log, make sure you're in a city or town to avoid being attacked by monsters. Just head to Elder Village and enter the Suburbs of Wally's castle under any difficulty. There is no time limit. The quest can also be done with or without a party. If you're unable to kill 9 Jangos in one dungeon run, you can enter the dungeon again to kill the rest. To get in a dungeon, simply press the Dungeon tab found on your screen. This will open a window, showing you the available dungeons for your level. Click on the dungeon you want to enter and then press Start Dungeon, or hit F8 on your keyboard. This will automatically assign you to a party, but if you're already in a party, choose "Start with current members" instead. To change the dungeon's difficulty, after choosing the dungeon you want to enter, look at the menu to your right where you can see the description of the dungeon and the dungeon difficulty. You get to choose from Normal, Hard, and Very Hard. Keep in mind that the higher the difficulty you choose, the more stamina is consumed per run, and this also requires a full party to clear the dungeon, depending on the dungeon level. Go back to Elder Village and meet Echo the Alchemist. Echo is the white-haired girl found at the upper-right part of the map, standing a little to the left of the Blacksmith. Echo will explain your next set of quests. Accept the quest and then head out. Under Very Hard mode, clear the Suburb of Wally's Castle to obtain a Secret Letter from the boss. You must also kill at least 18 Bomber Mongs. There might be a chance that you won't complete the quest in one dungeon run, so keep on entering the same dungeon under the same difficulty. Completing this task with a party is far more easier than doing it solo. Right after you have obtained the Secret Letter and killed 18 Bomber Mongs, return to Elder Village and report to Echo. She will reward you and change Raven's class to Taker.