In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: The evaluations steps are a good start to deciding which projects will be top priority, but may not make the decision alone. Trust your instincts about what you do and when you do it. Re-writing your list of projects you intend to do in the order that they ranked is a good place to start. " It is very important that you understand how much you can take on at any one time. Allow yourself a certain amount of time/money/etc. for projects and stick to it. If you overextend yourself, you'll do poorly on most or all of your projects. If you have multiple important projects and you are still unable to prioritize them, think about how much effort each project will require. It is recommended you begin with the project that will require the most effort, but this doesn't always work for everyone. You may feel more motivated if you can complete another important task that takes less time and then dive into the lengthier project. Just make sure you have enough time to complete the lengthier project if you do the other project first. Risk and profit are both good ways to look at projects, but either one can lead you astray by itself. An effective way to prioritize many projects is by looking at the ratio of risk to profit. A project that has a large yield with little risk involved should be priority. A project that will not yield any real benefit, but might cause serious problems should be delayed or possibly even cut altogether. If you are still struggling to prioritize, it may help to take important projects and compare them directly. There are several options for head-to-head comparisons. Methods such as forced ranking, paired comparisons, and q-sorts can be used to look at the pros and cons of one project as they relate to another. Forced ranking usually emerges by default if no other prioritization plan is put in place. Forced Ranking. Rank each project individually or in groups. The highest ranked project gets done first, and the projects are done in order of rank until they are all complete or you run out of time or other resources. This method is not the most efficient method if you have too many projects, have to consult too many people on your decisions, or are working on complex issues. Paired comparisons. Take two projects and compare them side-by-side. Once you choose a high priority project and a low priority project from the two, you can bring in a third project and see where it ranks (above the high priority, below the low priority, or in between them). This tends to break down with too many projects, but you can use a playoff approach to compare more projects when needed. Q-sorts. Have everyone involved in prioritization write the projects on separate index cards. Each person in the group will separate the projects into piles of very high, high, medium, low, and very low priority. Once you have sorted your piles, you compare and see what projects ranked the highest overall. Then, you can start working on your projects accordingly. A prioritization matrix is a way of assigning value to a set of tasks. If you create your own, you can easily decide on what factors you consider most valuable (money, ease, etc.). Be sure that you assign a numerical value, or weight, to each project and a numerical value, or rating scale, to each of your evaluation criteria. The total prioritization score for each project will be the weight of the project multiplied by the score it received on the rating scale. This works great for evaluating projects that have considerations other than profit and risk. There will often be factors that do not show up in the prioritization matrix or cost analysis, such as personal preference. There are also factors that will come up after you've finished your planning session, like emergency meetings or family emergencies. You have to consider these factors in your decision as well, and remain flexible enough to shift your priorities accordingly.
Summary: Look at the projects with the highest priority in your evaluation steps. Know when to say "No. Take effort into account. Compare projects by numerical data. Look at head-to-head comparisons. Create your own prioritization matrix. Consider all of the factors.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: You can start thinking about a career in criminology while you are still in high school. Concentrate on doing well in all academic subjects, since this will help you prepare for a criminal science program in college. Good high school courses for a future criminologist to take include sociology, government, history, psychology, and statistics. Some high schools offer courses in criminology, criminal justice, or related areas. If yours does, be sure to take them. In addition to academics, seek out extracurricular activities to broaden your education and deepen your interests. You could join or start a Criminology Club, for example, as well as participate in common activities like Mock Trial, Debate Club, Math Team, etc. It is essential to get at least an undergraduate education if you want to become a criminologist. Some colleges and universities have degree programs in criminology, but there is no set subject your degree must be in. Whatever your chosen major subject is, make sure to take courses in areas like sociology, psychology, criminal justice, statistics, writing, and computer science. Criminologists enter the field from a variety of academic backgrounds, including: Criminology Sociology Psychology Criminal Justice These offer opportunities to gain first-hand, real-world experience while you are still getting your education. Work with your school to develop an internship plan that fits your educational and career goals. You might seek internships with: A police department A law office State or Federal government offices Community organizations Research groups Many criminologists choose to further their education either before or after beginning work in the field. Earning a master's degree or even a doctorate can help you gain more advanced positions, greater responsibilities, and higher pay. You can earn a graduate degree in a field such as: Behavioral Science Criminology Sociology Psychology Criminal Justice To work as a criminologist in most locations and with most law enforcement agencies, you must pass a written examination and earn a license. In most cases, this is separate from any degree in criminology or a related field that you might earn. In other words, even if you earn your degree, you may not be able to practice as a criminologist until you pass the licensure examination. The specific format of the examination will vary depending upon your location and the agency you want to work for. Expect the examination to be rigorous, however, so study hard beforehand.
Summary: Get a high school education. Get a bachelor's degree. Look for internships. Get an advanced degree. Get your license.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Wrap your arms around them. After you've kissed them a few times, use your hands to suggest you want to kiss deeper. You can wrap your arms around their waist and gently pull them toward your chest. In addition, you can place your arms around your their neck so there is no space in between you. This increases the chemistry between you. This will increase the passion. As things heat up, open your mouth slightly and touch your tongue to your partner's. Move your tongue up and down slowly and gradually to French kiss them. Use more and less force with your tongue and lips. Changing up the pressure of each kiss will captivate your partner. Do what feels right in the moment. When it comes to passionate kissing, it's best to change up the kisses based on what you and your partner are enjoying. Avoid being too forceful in your kiss. To determine how much force is appropriate, see what your partner responds well to when you vary the intensity of your kiss. Leave a few seconds in between some of your kisses to leave room for your partner to vary their kisses as well. While you are making out, caress your boyfriend or girlfriend. You can hold their face in your hands gently, touch the back of their neck, rub their shoulders or back, or place your hands on their thigh. This is a great way to communicate your attraction and affection to your partner.
Summary:
Pull your partner closer. Vary the pressure and intensity of your kisses. Move your hands around your partner's body to build intensity.