Q: The right pen will be different for each person, but in general, you should look for one that flows well and that you won't grip too tightly. Larger grips can help you loosen your grip. Good handwriting takes time, and if you rush through it, your writing will be sloppy. If you catch yourself being sloppy, take a deep breath, slow down, and start again. Sit up at a table with your back and arm straight. Don't grip the pen or pencil too hard, as that can make your hand cramp. This method teaches you to write with your arm instead of drawing the letters with your finger, making for better writing. Holding your hand in the air, mostly use your forearm and shoulder to write large letters in the air. This practice will help you feel what muscles you should be using when you write. Move to smaller letters in the air. Use paper. When you first move to paper, try simple strokes like circles and slashes. Keep them as evenly spaced as possible, while still using the muscles in your arm. Pressing too hard can lead to crooked letters. Instead, lift up a bit and let the letters flow smoothly. Take some time each day to actually use your handwriting. One easy way to get your practice in is to keep a daily journal. Write about what happens in your day or what you're feeling.
A: Find the right pen. Take your time. Practice good posture. Try air writing. Don't press too hard. Practice daily.

Article: Your battery has to be either Nickel-Metal Hybrid (NiMH) or Nickel-Cadmium (NiCD) in order for this method to work. If you do this method with the wrong battery, the battery will likely be destroyed. All Macs have lithium batteries, and many modern Windows computers also use lithium batteries. You shouldn't perform this process on a computer with a non-removable battery, as doing so will either require you to remove the battery (which can void your computer's warranty) or freeze the whole computer (which will ruin your computer). Your laptop must be completely turned off and unplugged before you attempt to remove the battery, as failing to do so may result in an electric shock. In most cases, you'll remove the bottom of the laptop and unclip the battery from there, though your laptop may have a battery release button on the bottom instead. You'll want to do this to add a buffer between your battery and the second bag you'll use. This will ensure that the battery doesn't get damp while freezing. Avoid using a regular plastic bag for this, as the battery may accumulate moisture in such a bag. Doing so will give the battery enough time to restore at least part of its lifespan. You can leave the battery in for as long as 12 hours, but leaving it in any longer than that may cause the battery to leak. Once your battery has spent enough time in the freezer, you can remove it, dry it off if needed, allow it to come back to room temperature, and then plug it back into your laptop. You should be able to charge the battery from there.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Make sure you don't have a lithium battery. Turn off and unplug your laptop. Remove the battery. Place the battery in a soft cloth bag. Place the bagged battery in a Ziploc bag. Leave the battery in the freezer for 10 hours. Recharge the battery.

Q: A lot of awkwardness can be avoided if you can find a good time to talk to your crush. A good time to start a conversation could be before school, during lunch or a break, or after school or after an event is over. Use down time as an opportunity to start a conversation, and be cool about it. A good place to talk could be at a bus stop, in a bus or on public transit, in a lunchroom, at a dance, or at a get together. Make sure you have enough time for at least a few minutes of conversation. There are some down time periods that are too short for a conversation. An example of a bad time to talk to someone would be if class is about to start. This is probably not a great time to try to have a conversation because you will be interrupted and will feel silly that you tried to start a conversation at that time. Avoid trying to start a conversation in a line or during a passing period. Think about the way your schedule and your crushes' schedule overlaps. Plan on starting a conversation when both of you are free. Are there any events that are coming up? Think about if there are any dances, parties, or school events that are coming up that you can start a conversation with him or her at. One way that conversations can become awkward is when one person is extra stiff with the other person; treating him or her like a stranger. Instead, treat your crush as though you are already friendly with him or her. Even though it may be true that you do not know your crush well, you should still talk to him or her with warmth and a friendly tone. You can even start a conversation with an introduction while using a tone of familiarity and warmth by saying something like, "Hi, I don't know if we have actually met. I'm Tim, how's it going?" When you are talking to your friends, try to notice your tone of voice, the hand gestures you use, and the kind of expressions you use. When you are talking with your crush, try to be the same kind of natural and relaxed while you talk. Don't be overly familiar with him or her as though you have a history you do not have. For example, you wouldn't say "Hey dude. How's it?". If you are familiar with your crushes interests, life, friends, likes, dislikes, etc., use that knowledge to your advantage. You don't have to focus on those things in particular when you talk, but you can talk about things related to his or her interests. For example, if you know that he or she loves the beach, you can talk about the surfing you have done recently. And you don't have to mention that you know that the person likes the beach. Just talk about it like you would talk to a friend who loves the beach. Awkward conversation can happen when you pretend like you know more about the person than you do in the same way that it can become awkward when you act like you don't know anything about him/her at all when that is not true. This is an easy way to feel confident in yourself and avoid awkwardness. Buy a pack of sugarless gum with xylitol to take with you to school or wherever you meet your crush. Sugarless gum will cause your mouth to make saliva which will in turn make your breath better and make it easier for you to talk. Pop a piece in your mouth 5 minutes after a meal and a few minutes before you talk with your crush. If you are going to a dance or somewhere you might be up close and personal with him or her, you can gargle with a mouth wash after you brush your teeth to freshen your breath. Avoid eating food that will make your breath smell like onions and garlic. Drink a glass of water, this will flush out any of the food and bacteria that make for bad breath.
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Wait for the right time and place to start a conversation. Talk to your crush like you already know him or her. Think about what he or she might be interested in talking about. Freshen your breath before you talk.