INPUT ARTICLE: Article: If FaceTime is not already installed on your computer, launch the App Store, search for "FaceTime," and follow the on-screen instructions to install FaceTime on your computer. If you do not have an Apple ID, navigate to My Apple ID at https://appleid.apple.com/account, and follow the on-screen instructions to create an Apple ID. Click on the plus sign to add a new contact, then enter your friend's FaceTime contact information into the fields displayed on-screen. You may need to contact your friend offline to obtain their FaceTime contact information in the form of an email address or phone number. The FaceTime app will begin dialing your friend. Your FaceTime video chat session will now begin. Click on "End" in FaceTime at any time to end your video chat session.

SUMMARY: Open the Applications folder and launch the FaceTime app. Sign in to FaceTime using your Apple ID and password. Click on "Contacts" at the bottom right corner of FaceTime, and select the contact with whom you'd like to chat using FaceTime. Tap on the phone number or email address for the person you wish to contact using FaceTime. Wait for your contact to accept the FaceTime call.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Showing that you're witty, funny, and interesting over text is a great way to create sexual tension. Send them teasing or even lightly challenging messages creates a push and pull dynamicyou're showing them that you're not totally impressed with them yet, which makes them want to get even closer to prove themselves. Send something like: "Wow, that profile picture just wow..." "Let's play a game. You tell me 1 thing that's true about you and 1 that's false and I'll try and guess and let's have prizes too" "Your taste is the worst. You're not allowed to watch any movies that i haven't pre-approved first." You can keep the actual text of your messages on the safer side, but imply a more playful or flirtatious vibe with your emojis. Make sure not to overdo it, though! Using more than 2 emojis on a text, or going overboard with exclamation marks or question marks, can come off as desperate and make sexual tension disappear. Sending light-hearted, flirtatious texts are a great way to build sexual tension slowly, but once you've established it, mixing up the tone can really work in your favor. When you're comfortable enough with each other, send something more serious or focused, like a compliment or a confession of some kind. Try something like: "In all seriousness tho, I couldn't take my eyes off you last night." "I teased you about this but honestly, when you opened the car door for me last night, it was really hot." "I really can't stop thinking about you." If you've been talking for a while, or were friends in the past, you can create sexual tension and a deeper connection by remembering things you've done together while adding an element of flirtation. Remind them of something, then admit something you felt at the time that you couldn't express. Hinting at deeper feelings without expressing them outright will deepen the sexual undertones of the conversation. "I'm thinking about that first text you sent me, that line you used like come on. But i guess I shouldn't be laughing because look at us now" "Remember how we met? You just sat down next to me and then were like, this seat isn't taken, is it? Yeah, that was a good entrance." Sending witty innuendos or hints can be effective, as long as you do it carefully. You want to give off a vibe of playful sexuality and desire without seeming desperate or creepy, which means relying on wit and teasing to make it work. When used right, you'll get the other person into the same flirtatious mindset as you! Try something like: "I just ate the most amazing burger. It was almost sexual haha" "I had a dream about you last night but I'm not telling what it was about."

SUMMARY: Tease or challenge them to make them want to impress you. Use emojis to add sexual tension to a regular text. Break up playful texts with something more serious or complimentary. Talk about things you've done together in a new light. Use subtle innuendos when you start to get more comfortable with each other.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Your main vocals are generally sung by a single person. The main vocals in most cases follow along with the melody to the beat of the bassline, though there may be times when a vocalist harmonizes with the instrumental melody or vice versa. Depending on the track you are producing, you may even want to leave out vocals. Write lyrics for your song that mean something to you or that are in line with the feeling you want to convey with your song. When starting out, one set of main vocals might be best. Secondary vocals, like that of a guest vocalist or a duet, can be effective in your track, but might be hard to balance while learning the basics of production. There are moments, like at the end of a verse or the chorus, where the main vocals can oftentimes be naturally accented with harmony. Experiment by adding harmonic vocals to moments of high tension, the ends of musical phrases, and parts of the song you want to stress. Adding too many harmonic vocals, much like adding too many instruments, can bog down your sound, making it muddy. Use supporting harmonic vocals sparingly. Your placement of these vocals is ultimately a matter of preference and taste. Experiment by harmonizing at various points in the song and seeing what you like. This is a good way to limit supplemental vocals from muddying your sound. At moments you wish to emphasize, like at the end of a phrase or on some killer lyrics, double or triple the main vocal to create a fuller sound. You can modify the tones of the overdubs to create harmony with a single voice. The chord created by these tones will be naturally pleasing since they are produced by the same voice.

SUMMARY: Produce the main vocals. Integrate background vocals for harmony. Overdub the main vocals for emphasis.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Stand in front of the piece of furniture, take hold of the handle or knob on the front panel, and begin sliding the drawer out until it stops moving. If the drawer doesn't have a stopper, it should come right out. If you encounter resistance, you'll need to move the drawer around a little in order to work it free. Most drawers contain some type of stopping mechanism designed to keep them from falling out accidentally. In free-rolling drawers, the stopper is typically a small raised lip on the front side of the interior track. Be sure to keep enough space between you and the front of the drawer to allow it to extend all the way out. Push down on the sides of the drawer so that the back end lifts slightly. This will cause the wheels or lip on the back edge to raise up higher than the stopper at the front of the track, making it possible to pull the drawer out the rest of the way. You may need to rock or jostle the drawer to help free the wheels from the track. Be careful not to get too rough with it, though, or you could damage it or its attached hardware. Once the wheels or back edge are past the stopper, all you have to do is slide the drawer off of the track and out of the opening in the piece of furniture. Set the drawer aside on a flat, stable surface and repeat the process for any additional drawers you wish to remove. If you're still having trouble getting the drawer out, there's a chance that it may be equipped with another type of stopping mechanism, such as levers or stabilizer screws.

SUMMARY:
Pull the drawer out as far as it will go. Tilt the front of the drawer downward. Finish pulling the drawer straight out.