Q: Position the protractor on the paper where you want to draw a circle. This will be the first half of your circle. Don’t trace the flat edge of the protractor. Make sure you hold the protractor in place while you trace it so it doesn’t shift and mess up your line. Line the straight edge of the protractor up with the ends of the curved line you traced. Then, trace the curved edge of the protractor to close your circle.
A: Lay a protractor flat on a piece of paper. Trace the curved edge of the protractor. Rotate the protractor and trace the other half of the circle.

Article: Before you get into a position where you feel pressure from a situation or are tipsy from a few beverages, it is good to know your boundaries. Once you have made up your mind, you can feel confident and ready to continue seeing people.  You might decide you don't want any touching under the clothes, for example. Or maybe your boundaries are based on what is going on at the time. Maybe you know that you don't like to have sex when the kids are at home. Tell the person confidently and in clear language what you are not comfortable doing. Be extra clear about what is too far sexually. For example, say “I do not want to have oral sex.”  Sounding ambiguous or vague will not help you communicate, so be clear. Additionally, you may find that you feel even better and have better self confidence after you have stated your boundaries. Take time to talk about why you feel the way you do. Tell the person the reasons you have for making these boundaries. Say “I don’t want to do this because of this reason/experience/feeling. How do you feel about that?” You want the other person to be an active part of this conversation.  This conversation can help you connect emotionally with the other person.   Perhaps you are having this conversation because this person keeps pushing a certain sexual boundary. You need to acknowledge this as the reason for the conversation. You do not need to condemn the person, but you need to communicate what their actions are doing. For example, you can say “I need you to stop doing _____. It makes me feel this way/experience this/go through this.”
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Know your boundaries. Talk about your boundaries during the conversation. Explain your reasons and feelings.

Problem: Article: If they do not answer, ask them again, politely, and if they still say no, enter anyway.  It will not only help you, it will make a pleasant environment to live in.
Summary: At 10 or 11 a child will want a little privacy, so if going into their bedroom, knock first, and give several seconds to answer. If you are going to vacuum or scrub their bedroom, ask them to tidy everything first, one so that it is easier for you and two, it will stop you from seeing anything they don't want you to see. Ask them to keep their room clean.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Under “Sign-in and Security”, go to “Signing in to Google”. You will find this on the right side of the page.     A prompt will appear on the screen, asking you to enter your pin or password. Click “Yes” on the prompt that says, “Trying to sign-in?”. This will confirm your password and turn on Google Prompt.  You will need to have a password or pin-enabled Android phone for Google Prompt to work. Once Google Prompt is enabled, it will become the default verification step. Even if you enabled verification via text or voice message, now verification will take place via Prompt.

SUMMARY: Sign-in to your Google account. Click on “2-step verification”. Enter your Google password. Go to “Google Prompt” and click on “Add Phone”. Click on “Android” and select your device. Click “Next”. Enter your desired pin or password. Confirm password.

Q: Don't leave your search for love strictly up to fate; you can't expect to come across the perfect woman from a random visit to the grocery store or even while buying a drink at the bar. Search in a variety of places by taking a class that interests you, joining a club, attending church, visiting online dating websites or even accepting blind dates. Don't put all your eggs in one basket, either. While you might take an art class or attend a new church, that doesn't mean you shouldn't also test the waters of online dating or a variety of other opportunities available to meet new women. While you should maximize your opportunities of meeting new women, don't waste your time meeting them in places that are of no interest to you. If you aren't religious, you may not want to meet women at a church, and if drinking is a deal breaker for you, you probably don't want to look for a potential partner at a bar. Likewise, visit places that are of interest to you. Are you a sci-fi geek? Why not meet women at a book store or a Star Wars convention? Or perhaps you are a lover of the arts. How about seeking a potential mate in an art class or at a museum? If at first you don't succeed, try, try again. Just because you didn't meet your ideal women on one online dating website, blind date or dance class, that doesn't mean she won't be waiting for you at the next one. Don't give up on one way of meeting women just because it wasn't successful the first time or two. The world is full of people, and finding the right partner is very much a numbers game in which you'll often meet a lot of Ms. Wrongs before you find Ms. Right.
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Maximize your opportunities. Search in the right places. Demonstrate tenacity.