Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Require payment. Take credit cards. Set up an online system.

Answer: Don't let people take advantage of you. Require payment within a specific window of time (whatever is appropriate for what you do). Invoice people as soon as you possibly can. If someone is late in a payment, talk to them. If you ignore these problems hoping that they go away, you will find yourself working for free and your business in the tank. Very few people consistently pay for products or services with cash any more. It will be much easier for your business, as well as records keeping and accounting, if you accept credit and debit cards. If you want to save yourself ridiculous fees or keep your business more mobile, consider using the Square. This device plugs into a smartphone or tablet and lets you swipe customer's card. If you plan to have products for sale online you will need to make sure to set up an accord online payment system. Services like PayPal make this incredibly easy. Research to find out which method is best for you. However, make sure that whatever system you use is secure. You don't want either your information or your customer's information to be hacked or taken advantage of.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Install a program on your computer that supports the FLAC format as an in-built feature.

Answer: This is a fast and easy way to play a FLAC file without having to deal with any customizations or add-ons. Here are 2 programs you may want to consider using. VLC Player: this media player is available for Windows, Macintosh and Linux operating systems. It was at one point available for iOS devices, but was removed from the App Store by Apple. The VLC Player installation includes the VideoLAN client that supports FLAC files as well as Flash Video (FLV) and many other file formats. VLC is well known for it's ability to view almost any video file, and plugins allow it to view any that can not in the default installation. You can download VLC Player for free from the official VideoLan website. Foobar 2000: the Foobar 2000 media player also supports the FLAC format as a native feature, which means you don't have to go through any additional installations to play a FLAC file through the Foobar 2000 player. You can download the player for free from the Foobar 2000 website.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Ignore them whenever possible. Define the hateful behavior. Decide if the behavior could be labeled as bullying. Involve a teacher or authority figure, if necessary.

Answer: Take a moment to consider why they are acting out and know that it may have little to do with you. The best bet in this case is to refuse to engage with these kinds of students. Refrain from giving them any sort of reaction. When other students seem to treat everyone around them in a mean manner, it can be a sign these students have underlying issues they are trying to hide. They are probably not acting mean to just you, but instead trying to hide their need to fit in with a mean attitude that pushes everyone else away. They may feel like the safest approach at school is to scare everyone off so no one can hurt them. If the bullies are acting out for attention, there's a good chance that they will leave you alone if you don't react. There are a variety of behaviors that can hurt your feelings, but each one requires a different course of action. Is there an actual action being made against you like being called names or is it more of the feeling of being left out of things? Take a look at their actions to see if they are being done to make an effort to harm you or if you are just interpreting a lack of effort on their part to include you to be mean. In order for it to be considered bullying there must be an imbalance of power, intent to harm and repetition. Bullying is a serious offense, so be sure the behavior happening to you meets the criteria before you get your classmates in trouble. While at times any mean behavior at school may be labeled as being "bullying," not all behaviors actually add up to this. For example, if a classmate who is in the same grade level, about the same physical size and has no real power over you is bothering you, this probably isn't bullying since there is equal power. The intimidation factor isn't present. Beyond the power issue there also needs to be a valid intent to harm, so if this is a classmate who just plays jokes on you but doesn't seem to want to harm you that isn't bullying. A classmate pulling one practical joke also lacks the repeated pattern of bullying as well. If you think this qualifies as being bullied or feel threatened at any time, speak up. Most schools have zero tolerance for this type of behavior and have resources to help end the problem. Even if the behavior isn't bullying, a teacher can help. Your teachers can facilitate solutions like letting you work with groups of students you may have more in common with or assisting you in becoming a bigger part of the class.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Express regret and remorse. Take full responsibility for your actions. Acknowledge repercussions, if there are any. Keep it short.

Answer:
Look him in the eyes and say "I'm sorry," and paraphrase what you are sorry for. It's important that you make clear that you understand exactly how you've hurt him. Including what happened will let him know you listened and considered his thoughts. For example, if you're apologizing for yelling at your boyfriend for something you knew wasn't his fault, you might say, "I'm sorry I lashed out at you last night over something you had no responsibility for. I understand how this made you feel like I didn't care about your feelings and was just using you to selfishly take out my anger." Instead of including a reason that you would have behaved this way, you should refrain from giving your feelings on the situation immediately. Giving excuses for your behavior will make it sound like you're not really sorry. For example, instead of saying, "I'm sorry I acted the way I did. I was just really frustrated with things at work and I had a headache that was making me cranky," you should just say, "I'm sorry I acted the way I did. I had no right to be like that to you." If he wants to know why you acted the way you did, he can ask you. Then, you can explain your behavior. Insincere apologies often express a regret for being caught, rather than actual remorse. For example, saying "I understand it will be hard to trust me" will help him to understand that you have considered how your actions affect him. It's wise to let him know you don't expect immediate and total forgiveness. Cut down everything you want to say to short, straightforward statements. Get your remorse, understanding, and acknowledgment across without going on to much. This will both give him more time to let out what he needs to say, and avoid any sort of miscommunication