In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Women's bodies come in all shapes and sizes. When shopping for clothes, purchase tunics that balance out your unique body shape by highlightingnot hidingyour best features. If your upper body is narrower than your lower body, look for a tunic that broadens and draws attention to your slender shoulders. Try on tunics with side vents that hit above or just below the widest part of your body. To highlight your shoulders, pick a tunic with a deep V-neck or wide neck. You can balance out your body shape by accessorizing with a chunky necklace or scarf. If your upper body is wider than your lower body, your ideal tunic will draw attention to your slender lower body, making your body look more proportional. Pick out a tunic with a shorter hemline that shows off your slim lower body. Look for tunics with a V-neckline to draw attention upwards to your face. A cinched waist accentuates a woman's natural curves, producing a flattering feminine look. Instead of wearing boxy tunics that hide your figure, search for tunics that highlight or create the illusion of curves. If you have a well proportioned upper and lower body with a narrow waist, show off your hourglass figure in a fitted tunic. Find a tunic that tapers in at the waist and out at the hips. If your body is straight, highlight and exaggerate your natural curves with a belted tunic. Women with petite and tall frames often struggle to find tops, bottoms, and dresses that fit their bodies properly. Both petite and tall individuals may have a difficult time finding a tunic that fits properly and balances out their upper and lower bodies. If you are a petite individual, your ideal tunic will fit your tiny frame without making you appear too juvenile. If you intend to wear the tunic as a top, find one that has a shorter hemline; if you intend to wear a tunic as a dress, find one with a longer hemline. Avoid tunics with empire waists and/or poufy sleeves. These will make you appear younger. If you are a tall woman, your ideal tunic will fall at your mid-thigh.
Summary: Pick a tunic that balances your figure. Purchase a tunic that accentuates your waist. Choose a tunic that's right for your height.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Nothing is more tragic than the oh-so-cliche friend-likes-friend-who-doesn't-like-her-that-way drama. Be sure that you aren't considered "one of the guys" or just his "bud". Of course, you have to get to know him first and you may possibly just gain an amazing friend in the process (which is all right, some pursued crushes could turn out to be one of your best friends) but be a little more flirty with him, in a way that you're sure one of his "buds" wouldn't be. For example, to set yourself apart from "one of the guys", maybe give him a hug, a playful peck on the cheek, or play with his hair. Your crush may be attracted to you if you let him share details about his life. This shows that you're really interested in him and what he has to say. Try not to always talk about yourself; he wants to know about you but give him a chance to share about himself. If he asks questions about you, answer them but don't focus on yourself for too long. You can steer the conversation toward him by asking questions like, "How many siblings do you have?" or "What is your favorite thing about your family?" Ask about his interests or hobbies by saying something along the lines of "Have you read any good books recently?" or "What videogames do you like to play?" One of the best ways to demonstrate to a guy that you like him and enjoy his company is to laugh at his jokes! This boosts his confidence and signals to him that you have a similar sense of humor and find the same things funny. For many people, a sense of humor is one of the most important qualities they look for in a significant other. If he says something that you find funny, join in or add your own joke. For example, if you're talking about a celebrity, you could add something that you find to be amusing to the conversation. Avoid being too mean, such as making fun of other people's appearances or mocking individuals you both know. You don't want to come off as someone who will make fun of him behind his back or come off as cruel. If you know where your crush likes to spend his time, you can get yourself noticed by showing up there every so often. For example, if he has a favorite coffee shop in the area, you could go there with a friend or two on the off chance you might see him there. You could also study or do your homework there. If you know that he's going to a concert, see if you can get tickets to go as well. This can provide a chance for you to bump into him and say hello. This could even give you a reason to hang out together. Try joining a club or activity that he is a part of. This could also give you a reason to talk and hang out. Be careful not to show up where he is all the time, or he may get annoyed or think you are stalking him. Just be yourself and if he happens to enjoy the same activities as you, even better!
Summary: Flirt with him. Avoid always talking about yourself. Laugh at his jokes. Hang out at his favorite places.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Many people with Type II diabetes have not exercised for a number of years, and others suffer from obesity. The first goal is to exercise for a total of 30 minutes per day, but for the first few weeks to a month, you should break up your exercise into 10 to 15 minute intervals. After you are able to complete 30 minutes of cardiovascular exercise at 1 time, you can try to join a dance, water aerobics, kickboxing, yoga, spinning, pilates or other class. You may find that you have more fun when you mix up your exercise routine with classes and at-home or gym workouts. Go to a local pool and consider taking a class in swimming, aqua aerobics, stretching or water walking. Water supports your body weight, making it easier on your joints and giving you resistance. Studies have shown that those diabetics who followed a mixed exercise regime, rather than simply weight training or doing aerobic exercise, had the largest improvement in their condition. Doctors suggest trading days you walk, bike or do other cardio exercises with days you use small weights or resistance bands so that you don't overload yourself, but you do both each week. The best chance you have at starting a good habit of exercise are when you look at them as fun activities. Working out with a friend and mixing up your routine may be ways to have more fun when you exercise. Keeping track of your daily diabetic workouts and improvements will spur you on to exercise more. It is the same behavioral reasoning that works with keeping a "contract" to exercise. You feel obligated to work out and then write down something positive in your journal. If your doctor gave you an "ideal weight" to reach through diet and exercise, track your progress in your journal. Limit yourself to using the scale only once per week, so that you can see your changes on a reasonable step by step basis, rather than based on daily ups and downs. Exercise should be more than about losing weight, and you should develop a program that you will continue long into the future. As part of a healthy lifestyle, you should already be testing yourself at regular, often daily times. If you find that your tests improve with exercise, then you will be encouraged to keep doing it.
Summary:
Start slowly. Try classes at a local gym or recreational center. Start with a water exercise program. Create a mix of cardiovascular exercise and strength training. Choose exercises you enjoy. Journal about your exercise. Test yourself frequently.