Article: It is extremely important that you determine the correct type of differential fluid for your vehicle. Ask the clerk at your local auto parts store to help you find the correct fluid to use. Be sure to provide the year, make and model of your vehicle to get the right fluid. Your vehicle's owner's manual should also indicate the correct type of differential fluid to use. Be sure the vehicle is parked on a level surface that is strong enough to support the weight of the vehicle centralized beneath the jack. Black top or concrete are the optimal surfaces. Slide the jack beneath the vehicle at one of its designated jack points and use the handle to jack the vehicle up off the ground. If you are unsure of where the designated jack points are for the rear of your vehicle, refer to the owner's manual for guidance. Never jack up a vehicle on grass, gravel or dirt. Never work beneath a vehicle that is supported only by a jack. Once the vehicle is jacked up to a sufficient height, slide jack stands under the vehicle at another designated jack point. Jacks may lower the vehicle unexpectedly while you're beneath it. Lower the vehicle onto the jack stands slowly to ensure they are positioned correctly. The rear differential is located between the two rear wheels of the vehicle. While it is not always located directly in the center of the vehicle, it is usually close to the middle. The differential may resemble a basketball or a pumpkin, prompting some to refer to it as "the pumpkin" of the vehicle. Along the bottom of the differential there is a bolt that can be removed to drain the fluid. The drain bolt will resemble the one you might remove from an oil pan to drain the oil from the engine.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Purchase the right differential fluid. Jack the car up. Support the vehicle with jack stands. Locate the differential and drain bolt.
Article: Your friend said yes. What took you so long to ask! In arranging the first date it is important to keep the situation low key. You've never been together in this way before, and both of you may feel stressed. Go for a walk together, play a tennis match, go for coffee. It does not need to be a major event or even last long. The key thing is to see each other in a new dynamic. If the first date was a success, start to see each other more regularly. You will both need time to make a mental and physical transition from "friends" to "couple." Don't press the issue. On the other hand, make an effort to treat your new beau as a beau, not just your friend. Start to plan proper dates and make it clear that the relationship has changed. There is no need to rush this. You may already be used to greeting each other with a hug. Start there. After one or two dates, try holding her hand. Be as confident and relaxed as possible, finding new but still comfortable ways to add touch to the relationship. In time, and with chemistry, you can start thinking about the first kiss and cuddling. You and your beau should be clear with each other about your expectations. If one of you wants a serious relationship and the other does not, things will probably not work out. Let your friends in on your changed status, as well, especially if they are mutual friends. Keeping them in the dark may make it seem as though you hiding something, or make for added complications. Your friend may say no. She may feel that the first date didn't work or that you didn't share enough chemistry. Or, you may date for a time before deciding that you were both better off as friends. Whatever the case, you will have to come to terms with this outcome and move on in time. With luck you and your friend can still be on good terms, or even friends as in the past. A failed romance does not necessarily doom a friendship. But it can be problematic. If you decide to stay friends, try to stay lighthearted about your failed efforts -- a bit of humor can go along way. That said, set clear emotional and physical boundaries: no kissing, no flirting, no hanky-panky. If you need time to mourn, put some distance between yourselves. Date other people, as well. Don't maintain the friendship in the sheer hope that she'll somehow come around again and date you again. While the worst case scenario is having to cut off all contact, at the very least you will have closure and know that you gave it a valiant effort.
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Arrange a first date. Go slowly at first. Get physical when the time is right. Be open about the relationship. Accept rejection gracefully. Try to salvage the friendship.
Article: Overhead lights in dark rooms are likely to cast shadows and should be avoided. Look for a desk with a lamp that you can direct or a clear counter in front of a window. Doing this will remove any dirt caked onto the surface. This loosens any dirt and dust that might be trapped in the crevices. Look for any additional trapped dirt. Avoid using a metal pick, since this may scratch glass beads or soft gemstones if your hand slips. Doing so removes most fingerprints and smudges while giving your jewelry back a bit of its original shine.
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Find a workspace with good lighting. Use a dry baby toothbrush or similarly soft brush to gently brush the piece's surface. Hold a can of compressed air an inch or two away from the surface of your piece of costume jewelry and spray. Inspect your jewelry with a magnifying glass. Use a toothpick to carefully remove any dirt you spotted with the magnifying glass. Polish the piece with a dry, soft cloth.