Write an article based on this "Evaluate eye contact. Watch for certain facial expressions. Consider the person's posture, gestures, and stance. Be aware of gender differences in showing attraction."
article: Making eye contact is a sign of attraction, as is blinking more than the average 6-10 times per minute. Winking can also be a sign of flirting or attraction. However, keep in mind that this may be culturally-specific; some Asian cultures frown upon winking and consider it rude. Smiling is one of the clearest signs of attraction. Make sure you know how to decipher a forced smile from a real one. You can tell fake smiles from real ones because the smile doesn't reach all the way to their eyes. Genuine smiles usually result in tiny crinkles around a person's eyes (crow's feet). When people fake smile, you won't see the wrinkles. Raising the eyebrows has also been observed as a sign of flirting. Generally people who are attracted to each other try to close the distance to one another. This may mean leaning forward towards the other person more but can also be more direct, in the form of touching. A light tap or stroking of the arm can be a signal of attraction. Attraction can also be signaled by the person's feet staying pointed toward or facing the object of his interest. Palms turned up is another sign of romantic interest because it suggests openness. Men and women can show differences in demonstrating attraction via their body language. A man is likely to lead forward and turn his torso toward the person of his interest, whereas a woman reciprocating attraction turns her torso away and leans back. An interested man may lift his hands above his head, angled at 90 degrees. When a woman shows attraction, both arms may be open, and the hands may touch the body in the area between the hips and the chin.

Write an article based on this "Click . Click . Click Devices. Click Bluetooth & other devices. Turn the Bluetooth switch "ON". Turn on your Bluetooth device and put it into pairing mode. Click + Add Bluetooth or other device. Click Bluetooth. Click Done. Click Start, then type audio in. Click Manage Audio Devices. Select your Bluetooth device. Click Set Default. Click OK. Test your device."
article: To do so, either click the Windows logo in the bottom-left corner of the screen or press the Win key. It's near the bottom-left corner of the Start window. Doing so will open the Settings page. This option is in the top row of items on the Settings page. It's a tab on the far-left side of the page. To do so, click the switch below the "Bluetooth" heading that's at the top of the page. If you see "On" to the right of the switch, Bluetooth is enabled. Turn on your Bluetooth audio device and make sure it's in "pairing" mode or "discoverable" mode. If necessary, plug it into a power source. All devices are different so check the manual that came with your audio device to find out how to put your device into "pairing" mode if you don't know how. This button is at the top of the page. It's the top option in the Add a Device window. This button will appear in the bottom-right corner of the available Bluetooth devices window. You should see several results appear in the Start window. This option has a symbol of a speaker next to it. Doing so will open your audio manager. You should see its name in the Sound window, along with your computer's default output device if you're using a laptop. If you're connecting a microphone, you'll first want to click the Recording tab at the top of the window. It's in the bottom-right corner of the window. Your device should now be the default in its category on your computer. You can play a video or some music to determine whether or not the audio output is working, or try recording a voice memo with your new microphone (if applicable). You may need to restart your computer or update your computer's software if the device doesn't work.

Write an article based on this "Follow your parents' rules. Lock the doors and windows. Avoid opening the door to people you don't know. Stay away from dangerous items in the house. Call your parents if you need to."
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Your parents want you to stay safe. That's why they have rules. If you're not sure what the rules are, sit down with your parents and write out a list together, so you both have something to refer to. The rules might cover who you can have over (if anyone), whether you can go outside, and whether you can take phone calls. While break-ins are unusual, they can happen. The best thing you can do is keep the doors and windows locked when you're inside. That way, someone can't just walk in without your permission. If your family has an alarm, learn how to set it so it can protect you while you're home. Set the alarm to "Stay", preferably "Instant", so that police are notified in the event of a break-in. If someone comes to the door, it's best to ignore it if you don't know the person. If the person is delivering a package, ask them to leave it or come back later. Don't tell them you're by yourself. It's also important not to tell people over the phone that you're by yourself at home. If someone calls for your parents, you can say, "They can't come to the phone right now. Can I have them call you back?" Even though you're home alone, you don't have free rein to do anything you want. You still need to stay away from dangerous things. Don't play with matches, knives, or guns, for instance. Also, don't take medications unless you know what you're doing. Don't mix chemicals and cleaners you find around the house, as it can create fumes or liquids that can hurt you. If something happens or you don't know what to do, call your parents or another trusted adult. They can walk you through the situation so you feel safe again. It's best to know your parents' cell phone numbers by heart, so you'll always be able to call even if you can't see the list of emergency numbers.