In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Find a good time to approach your crush when neither of you is busy. By catching them at an opportune moment, they're more likely to be receptive to conversation. Make sure you pick a time when they are not busy working on something or engaged in conversation with someone else. If you see your crush sitting on a bench, you could say, "Hey! Mind if I sit with you?" or "It's a beautiful day out, isn't it?" A smile makes you seem happy and open. To appeal most to your crush, flash them a smile to let them know you're feeling friendly. If you feel intimidated, imagine your crush as an old friend to feel more at ease. If you're not sure what to say when you approach your crush, try some easy phrases that can kick off any conversation. These don't have to be particularly loaded or customized to your crush, just break the ice. You could say, "So, what are you up to this weekend?" or "Have you done anything fun lately?" Other examples are "Do you know what the weather's supposed to be like this week?" or "What was the highlight of your day today?"
Summary: Choose a good time to talk. Smile. Try easy conversation starters.

Pull-ups use a lot of upper body muscles, so exercising each of those muscles individually can make your primary workout routine far easier. Before performing your standard pull-up sets, try doing some of the following exercises: Lat pulldowns: Sit at a pull-down machine, grab the bar with a shoulder-width grip, and slowly pull it down toward your collarbone. Keep your shoulders back and your arch your torso slightly backward. This exercise will strengthen your upper back and lats. Bicep curls: Hold a dumbbell with both hands, then squeeze your biceps to move the weight up and down. Seated rows: Sit in front of a weighted rowing machine and bring the handlebars toward your waistline using slow, even movements. This exercise will strengthen your lats and back. Prone reverse fly: Lay on a bench face down with a dumbbell in each hand, then raise the dumbbells out to your sides and lower them back down. This exercise is great for your deltoids. To help yourself get big, strong pull up muscles, try to eat a balanced diet filled with lean protein, nutritious carbohydrates, and healthy fats. Though this change of diet may sound unpleasant, there are plenty of tasty, nutritious, and muscle-building foods you can still eat. A few examples include: Proteins like chicken breast, lean cuts of beef and pork, lentils, beans, milk, eggs, and fish. Good carbs like whole wheat grains, bread, pasta, quinoa, barley, and bulgur. Healthy fats like nuts, avocados, olives, tofu, and soy products. Pull-ups are a bodyweight exercise, so the heavier you are, the more difficult they will be. If you have lots of weight in the form of fat, it can be nearly impossible to do a pull up no matter how strong you are. To fix this, try tracking your calories to make yourself eat less and do fat-burning aerobic activities like running, dancing, and swimming. If you're not getting enough rest, you'll find it hard to build the strength you need to do lots of pull-ups. Your body needs rest both before and after strenuous workouts, so try to get between 7 and 9 hours of sleep each night. Working out right before you go to bed can make it hard to fall asleep, so try to exercise at least 3 hours before your normal bedtime.
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One-sentence summary -- Do back and arm strengthening exercises. Eat a lean, wholesome diet. Do aerobic activities and eat less if you are overweight. Get a full night's sleep before and after each workout.

Q: Most phone carriers charge extra for tethering, or include tethering in your data limit. Some plans don't allow tethering at all. Android released WiFi and USB tethering in version 2.2. Bluetooth tethering requires Android 3.0 or later. Your phone model and your laptop operating system must have tethering capabilities as well. This is rarely a problem unless a device is more than a few years old. Some devices with earlier versions of Android can install an app to enable tethering. WiFi provides a fast connection, and can support up to ten devices. However, it drains battery very quickly. Here's how to set it up: Open Settings on your Android phone. Under the Wireless section, tap More Tethering & portable hotspot. Turn on "Portable WiFi hotspot." A hotspot notification should appear. Tap this notification and select "Set up Wi-Fi hotspot." Enter a password using ASCII characters only. (Optionally, enter a network name as well.) On your laptop, turn on WiFi and select your phone's network. Enter the password you chose. A USB cable provides the fastest connection speed. However, USB tethering is (officially) only available on Windows. Just connect the two devices with a USB cable, then enable tethering on your phone with Settings More Tethering & portable hotspot USB tethering. Windows XP users must download a configuration file first, following the instructions on this Google Support page. Mac users can install third-party drivers on their laptop to enable USB tethering. These are not vetted by Google or Apple. Only install from trustworthy sources. Bluetooth is a slower wireless option, but puts less strain on the phone battery. Use it to create an internet connection for one device, as follows: Turn on Bluetooth under your phone Settings. Turn on Bluetooth on your laptop. Do this from System Preferences on a Mac; from the "action center" "Connect" option on the Windows 10 taskbar; or by searching for "Bluetooth" in the Search Bar on earlier versions of Windows. On your phone, select the laptop under Available devices. (If you don't see it, press "Search for devices" or touch the menu icon and tap "Refresh.") Follow instruction to pair the devices. You may need to enter a passcode on one of the devices. (Try 0000 or 1234 if the other device doesn't display a code.) On your phone, go to Settings More Tethering & portable hotspot Bluetooth tethering.
A: Refer to your data plan. Confirm your device is compatible. Tether with WiFi. Send internet access via USB. Connect over Bluetooth.

Problem: Article: When you're in a party of two or five, the experience per monster in dungeon or open world will be shared equally to each people in the group. Players in different channel and map won't be able to get EXP. Members should be in the same location to enjoy the EXP share feature. When in the party, players get shared loots aside from loots obtained from treasure box. So regardless of your class, especially for players with Muse characters, they will receive items without the need of hitting a monster with their offensive skills. Many players enjoy being in a party because of the bonus EXP they'll receive. Bonus EXP will increase if there are more than 2 people within the party group (from 5%-20%). This applies in dungeons.
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Share monster EXP. Share drop items. Get bonus EXP.