In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: A salutation is what you write at the very beginning of the letter to let the reader know the letter is meant for them. If you are writing your letter to someone you don't know this part will need to be formal. On the other hand, if you're writing to someone you know well, you don't have to be so formal. Remember not to be too casual though as it is important to be polite. When writing to someone you don't know, you should say: "Dear Mr./Ms. [the last name of the person your are writing to]." In a less formal letter, you could say, "Dear [the first name of the person]." Regardless of whom you're writing to, always begin with "Dear." A valediction (also known as a closing) is the part of the letter where you wish them well in some way, and include your name. Some common closings that you could use include, "Best regards," "Kind regards," "Respectfully yours," or simply "Sincerely." If you're handwriting the letter, print your name carefully a few lines below the valediction, then sign your name in between these spaces. If you're typing the letter, enter a few spaces between the valediction and your name, then print the letter out. Sign it by hand before sending it out. At the bottom of your letter, underneath your name, include your phone number, email address, and any other way that they can get in contact with you. You should definitely include an email address or phone number, if you have one. If you are hoping for a response via mail, make sure to write your name and address neatly on the outside of the envelope. If you're hoping for a written response through the mail, include a self-addressed, stamped envelope with your letter. This way, the advice giver will only have to write their response and place it in the envelope provided before sending it back to you.
Summary: Include a salutation. Include a valediction. Include contact information.

Click on your organization's username at the top right of the Twitter homepage. Click on "Settings" and when you are in, click on "Profile." Here, you can put your logo or an image that will perfectly represent the cause of your organization. Add a 140-character bio for your organization. You can choose from the wide array of themes that Twitter offers or you can upload your own so your organization will be better represented. Go back to the Settings page and then click on the Design tab just under the settings icon. To upload, simply click on "Change background image" and upload your preferred photo. Make sure it's a high-resolution image. Click "Save changes." Twitter will prompt you to search for followers. Look for some of your regular customers or other organizations that you think will help you spread awareness for your cause. You can also follow some of your friends to help spread awareness about your organization. Send out your first tweet and interact with the whole Twitter community. Click on "Compose tweet" on the left side of the homepage and tweet your message, then hit enter.
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One-sentence summary -- Customize your profile. Upload an image. Customize the theme. Choose your first few followers. Start tweeting!

Q: You totally need storage in your room! Have some big funky containers in your room or display your stuff on shelves. Either way is awesome. Also, you'll need a closet to keep your clothes. Don't have a messy closet. Keep it organized and clean. Try to make sure you have special places for your shoes, hats, purses, and clothes. Don't mix them up. Put your sweaters in drawers so they don't get wrecked , corner cupboards work well in small rooms. Don't overdo it. Make sure you don't junk up your room with a ton of stuff. Put one or two ten-cubbie shelves against the wall and put stuff in bins. That also works with clothes if you can't find a cheap new dresser.
A: Have some storage space.

Problem: Article: If you don't absolutely know that he likes you, don't act upon it. You may ruin a friendship based on rumors that other people have told you or an assumption that you've made because you think he likes you. There are some tell-tale signs that he is truly into you. He consistently asks you out. He persistently tries for body contact. He persists on hanging one-on-one. The longer you wait, the worse it'll be. His feelings will grow and it will be impossible to maintain any kind of friendship after you tell him the truth. You can pretend all you want that he'll "get the hint" if you simply avoid him. Well, he won't. You need to find a time to talk to him. Make it a time when it's only the two of you, so that he doesn't get embarrassed in front of a group of people. Write down what you're going to say before you say it. If you fumble over your words, you'll make the conversation longer, more awkward, and a worse time than it needs to be. In your plan, you should have some points about why you aren't interested in him. Don't attack him with reasons he's grossjust be honest about why you're not into him. You can't seem to move on from your ex-boyfriend. You just aren't physically attracted to him. You like someone else. If you have a conversation on the phone or over text, you can still implement all of these into your conversation. The most important part when doing that is being ultimate. Make sure he knows that there is no future chance for the relationship.
Summary:
Know that he likes you. Don't procrastinate. Don't avoid him forever. Make a plan. Talk over the phone.