Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Shift your gaze around. Wear sunglasses to obscure your eyes. Watch her from afar. Use your peripheral vision. Check her out quickly.

Answer: Staring makes it obvious that you're checking a girl out. Instead of keeping your eyes on her, pretend like you're looking around the room naturally. As you're moving your head and eyes around, sneak looks at the girl that you want to check out. For instance if you notice her at a sporting event, you can pretend to watch the game but steal looks at her instead. If you share the same lunch period you can act like you're looking around the cafeteria or looking at your friends, when you're really checking her out. Sunglasses will hide where you're looking and enable you to check out a girl without her thinking that you're looking directly at her. If you want to use sunglasses, make sure that you get ones with dark or reflective lenses so that she can't see your eyes. If you're far enough away from the girl, she won't be able to see your eyes or where you're looking. If you don't want her to notice you, wait for her to walk at least five feet (1.5 m) away before turning to look at her. Don't follow the girl around, just check her out when she's around you. Avoid doing this repeatedly or she and her friends may think you're creepy. Instead of looking directly in the girl's direction, you can use your side vision, or your peripheral vision, to check them out. You can practice this in your room by keeping your head straight and trying to look at things on the side of you. Instead of turning your head or facing the girl, look at her from the side. There's no reason why you need to stare at someone. Instead, just take a quick glance, check her out, and then look at something else. If you check her out for too long, it could come off as creepy and isn't a habit you want to get into.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Do a saltwater rinse. Swish hydrogen peroxide and water in your mouth. Rinse with an antacid/antihistamine. Use a traditional mouthwash.

Answer: Take 1 cup (250mL) of warm tap water. Add 1 tsp (5 g) of salt and mix with a spoon. Swish this mixture in your mouth for 15 to 20 seconds and then spit it out. You can repeat this process up to three times a day until healed. It is especially effective immediately after meals. The salt helps to kill off bad bacteria in the mouth. This makes the area cleaner and lowers the possibility of infection. It also has healing properties that may help the wound to heal faster. Mix equal parts hydrogen peroxide (3%) and water in a glass. Swish this mixture in your mouth for 15 to 20 seconds and the spit it out. Be careful not to swallow. You can repeat this process up to four times daily. Hydrogen peroxide is a powerful antiseptic which will help to control bacterial activity in your wound. It will also act as a cleansing agent by removing debris from the cut and delivering a constant quantity of oxygen to the cells, which also helps to stop the bleeding. It also comes in a gel form that you can apply directly to your cut using a clean cotton swab. Take one part diphenhydramine, like Benadryl allergy liquid, and one part of an antacid, like milk of magnesia, and mix it together. Swish this mixture in your mouth for a minute and then spit it out. You can do this once or twice a day. Antacids control the acid levels in the mouth which promotes healing. An antihistamine will lessen the inflammation. Combining these medicines creates what some people refer to as a "miracle mouthwash." If you don't feel comfortable swishing the mixture, you can also make the solution a bit thicker and apply it as a paste. Benzydamine hydrochloride, 0.12% chlorhexidine gluconate, or just your standard mouthwash are all good options. Take the suggested amount into your mouth and swish it around for 15 to 30 seconds. Spit the liquid out. Repeat this process after eating. This will help to keep your wound clear of food particles, which also promotes healing by preventing infection.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Meet with the planner of the event to review all the information that will be presented. Talk personally to each of the performers or presenters. Research each of the people or groups you will be introducing. Ask if there are any topics that are frowned upon or sensitive during this event. Establish the theme of the event. Write your introductions down.

Answer: In some cases, the event planner is also the emcee. Ask them if they require anything special in their introduction. Ask them to pronounce their full name, so that you can say it with ease. Go to their website, listen to their music, read their blog or ask for their resume. You should be able to talk about the person in-depth and off-the-cuff. Learning about intricacies in the event will help you stay on tone as you present. A theme will connect each of your introductions and improve event cohesiveness. Don't improvise or you are likely to say the wrong thing or take up too much time. The following are good rules to follow when writing your script: Don't use inside jokes. If the whole audience doesn't get them, they can ruin the cohesive feeling in the group. Don't use offensive language or stereotypes. If you can't tell a joke without offending, avoid humor and be sincere. Avoid hyperbole when you explain the presenters. Don't say "She is the best person in the world," say, "She won the Community Leader Award for the last three years." Let the resume speak for itself when possible. Keep it short. Spend the same amount of time and care on each presenter.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Choose 5 to 10 priority keywords for your website. Start paid search engine advertising. Experiment with banner ads, sponsored listings and paid submissions on major search engines.

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These keywords should appear throughout your site to describe your products or services. Once you develop a list of your most valuable key words, you can use them throughout your targeted advertising endeavors. Search engines account for approximately 30 percent of website traffic. You can bid or pay to have your advertisements pop-up when someone is searching for your targeted keywords. A great way to begin search engine advertising is to start pay-per-click (PPC) ads with GoogleAdWords or Microsoft AdCenter. These systems are fairly straight forward. They allow you to choose keywords and bid on how much you will pay per click. Then, your advertised listing is displayed on the top, side or bottom of the search page. The company makes a higher profit if you get a lot of well targeted clicks. Other paid search engine services are Yahoo! Publisher Network and Google Content-Targeted Advertising. With these services, you can also target specific content to specific keywords. Try your keywords. Refine your advertising process once you know what works for your business and what does not.