INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Whether you are in class, hanging out in the common room, or at a club meeting, making eye contact is a great way to initiate interaction. Make eye contact with him from across the room a couple times. On the 3rd time, smile to let him know that you are friendly and approachable. Don't be surprised if he walks over and introduces himself after noticing you. If he doesn't approach you after the 3rd eye contact, approach him yourself. Greet him with a smile and introduce yourself to him. Start a conversation by asking him a question. For example: "Hi. My name is Taylor. I saw that you're reading Game of Thrones. I love that show. How does the book compare to the series?" If he doesn't seem interested, it is okay. There are a lot of other guys on campus. You can ask him before class starts or after it ends. However, the likelihood of the question turning into a conversation may be greater if you ask him after class. It may even turn into a cup of coffee. If he seems studious, ask him if you can borrow his notes. Even though you both may have joined for similar reasons, asking him why he joined the club is a great way to get him talking. The more he talks, the more you can learn about his drives and passions. Having similar passions and drives is a great way to connect with someone. For example: "So why did you decide to join the Students for a Democratic Society?" Making a statement is simply expressing your opinion about a general situation. Unlike a question, a statement takes the pressure off of him, as well as you, to engage in a conversation. If he responds to your statement, he may be interested in a conversation. If he doesn't respond, then you really haven't risked anything. For example, you can say: "I look forward to coming to this class every day. It's so interesting", "The weather is so nice today", or even "The coffee here is the best!".

SUMMARY: Make eye contact and smile. Introduce yourself. Ask him what he thinks about the class if you're in class. Inquire about his interest in the club. Make a statement instead of asking a question.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: This is located in the upper-right corner. This is located towards the bottom of the menu. This is at the bottom of the Settings menu. This can be found in the "Passwords and forms" section. You can use the search bar at the top of the window to find a specific password. Hover over the entry and click the "X" button that appears to remove the password. If you want to clear all of your store passwords, the quickest way to do so is to return to the Settings menu and click Clear browsing data... in the "Privacy" section. Check the "Passwords" box, and select "the beginning of time" from the top of the window. Click Clear browsing data to delete all the stored passwords.

SUMMARY: Click the Menu button (). Select "Settings". Click the "Show advanced settings" link. Click the "Manage passwords" link. Find the password you want to delete. Delete all passwords.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Don't surf the Web, either. Windows XP doesn't bother truly deleting a file until it needs the disk space, but you have no way of knowing when it will decide to use the disk space your desired file is on. Examples include WinUndelete and Recuva. Recuva offers basic file recovery for free, while WinUndelete requires purchase for full file recovery. Recuva also offers a paid version with more features. Both Recuva and WinUndelete offer versions that can be used directly from USB drives without installation onto your computer. For simpler file recovery in the future, consider installing one of these programs onto your hard drive before you accidentally delete a file. Recuva primarily searches by file type and location. WinUndelete offers searches by name, date, size, and type. You will need to select the location you want the file to go to. Recovering to a different drive, such as a flash drive, can help you avoid overwriting the very files you are trying to recover.

SUMMARY: Stop saving any unnecessary files. Find a well-known program for file recovery. Download the program to a flash drive. Search for the deleted file. Restore the deleted file.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Remove the skewers from the grill with a pair of tongs and pile them on a separate clean plate. There will be a lot of heat trapped in between the layers, so wait a few minutes before you dig in. By the time you finish getting the rest of the meal together, the sprouts should have cooled down enough to eat. You can either leave the sprouts on the skewers to keep things simple, or scrape them off into a larger serving bowl that you can pass around the table. Flame-fired brussels sprouts pair perfectly with hearty grill staples like steaks, chicken, chops, or salmon. They'll also be right at home among the usual lineup of summer veggies, including corn on the cob and sliced tomatoes. They're such a versatile ingredient that you can't go wrong! Make your grilled brussels sprouts a featured dish in a vegan or vegetarian meal.

SUMMARY:
Allow the sprouts to cool before eating. Serve with your favorite grilled foods.