Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Make conversation first. Be confident in yourself. Ask to exchange numbers. Invite her to coffee at the mall.

Answer: When you approach a girl, she may be a little suspicious at first, so don't immediately ask her for her number or give her yours. Let the approach lead you to a conversation with her. Talk to her for a while so that she'll feel comfortable and get to know you a bit. She'll be more likely to want to see you again if she feels like she knows you a bit. One of the best ways to seal the deal and get a girl's phone number is to be confident and calm the entire time you are talking to her. If you are really anxious or self conscious, the girl will pick up on it, get a negative vibe from you, and most likely not give you her number. If you feel nervous, take a deep breath and try to fake the confidence. Imagine you're just talking to a friend instead of a girl you like. At the end of your conversation, ask if you can exchange numbers with the girl to possibly see her again. Ask her to enter her number in your phone and you can to the same with hers, or you can call or send a quick text so your number is on her phone. Say something like, "I'm sorry to end this, but I have to be going. I've really enjoyed talking to you, and I'd love to do it again sometime. Let's exchange numbers so we can meet up for coffee sometime." The great thing about picking up a girl at the mall is that you don't have to go far to have a first mini date. After talking to a girl for a bit, go out on a limb and ask her if she'd like to join you for coffee or lunch at a place in the mall. Tell her you want to hear more about her and would love to buy her a coffee.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Sync your photos to the Cloud. Email the photos to yourself. Upload the photos to a flash drive.

Answer: If you're running out of storage on your phone or computer but you have photos you don't want to lose, upload them to the Cloud. The Cloud is an non-local form of mass storage, which means it saves files separately from your device. Most new smartphones and PCs provide users the option of uploading files to the Cloud so that they can free up space on the device itself without losing things they want to keep. On iPhones and iPads, the default cloud-storage service is called iCloud; devices that run Android and Other operating systems typically come equipped with Dropbox or Google Drive. Read up on how to sync your files to the Cloud. This is an old-school and more private form of alternative file storage. Place the photos you want off of your device into an email attachment and make yourself the recipient of the email. Your photos will then remain there safe and sound in your email so that you can re-download them whenever you choose. Just make sure you have enough available storage in your email to house the attachment. Most email programs offer storage of up to a few gigabytes, more than enough for the average person that doesn't often exchange large files. Group lots of photos into a folder in order to send them as a single large attachment rather than numerous smaller ones. Purchase an inexpensive flash drive (also known as a "thumb drive") and connect it to a USB port on your PC. This will give you the option of opening a folder displaying the contents of the flash drive. Drag-and-drop the photos you want to save into the flash drive folder, then disconnect it from your computer. Your photos will be saved physically on the drive, which you can reconnect to download, modify or remove. Check to make sure the flash drive you're using has enough memory to hold the pictures you want to hang on to. Keep up with your flash drives and other external storage devices. If they happen to get lost, so do your pictures.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Get your equipment. Choose the right finish. Find plastic to cover your plants.

Answer: There are a few things you're going to need for this project, including supplies to clean the deck, fix problems, and refinish the deck. Many of the tools and supplies you'll need include: A broom and a hose or power washer Cleaning agent, such as trisodium phosphate A bucket and water A stiff-bristle brush with synthetic bristles Soap and water to remove mildew A paint brush, tray, and roller Sandpaper Painter's tape A waterproof deck finish Rubber gloves and protective clothing Unless your deck is less than a year old, a clear or fully transparent stain or sealer is not recommended. For a natural wood look that still hides knots and grain pattern, choose a semi-transparent stain. To cover the wood completely and hide its natural color and grain patterns, choose a solid stain instead. An oil-based stain or sealer will penetrate the wood deeper and last longer, but a water-based product will be easier to clean. It's also best to choose a stain that provides: A waterproof finish (not just water-resistant) to protect it from the elements. UV-resistance to protect it from the damaging rays of the sun. Protection from water damage (it will contain a mildewcide). Insecticide if your home is prone to wood-eating bugs. Although most deck sealants are safe for plants, it's better to protect nearby foliage from cleaner and paint run-off. You can either buy large sheets of plastic or cut open plastic garbage bags, but make sure you cover up nearby plants before you move on to the next stages.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Use sunscreen every day. Don't wear makeup to bed. Protect your skin from harsh elements.

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Sun exposure can temporarily brighten skin by giving you a tan, but in the long term it is extremely damaging. Letting your skin burn or get tan all summer long can lead to wrinkles, spots, and the possibility of skin cancer. Apply sunscreen to your face before you leave the house, even during the winter. Use sunscreen on your neck, shoulders, chest, arms, and everywhere else that tends to get more exposure. When you're wearing shorts or going to the beach, make sure you cover your legs, too. Leaving makeup on your face overnight is hard on your skin, because you're allowing chemicals to seep in all night. By morning your skin has completely absorbed the makeup, and it's probably the worse for wear. Use makeup remover and rinse off the traces with cool or lukewarm water every night before you go to bed. Don't scrub makeup off your face, since this can cause it to get irritated and damage the skin. Use a good makeup remover and dab it with a towel instead. Try this trick for removing eye makeup: dab a cotton swab soaked in makeup remover on your eyelashes and around your eyes. The makeup will wipe right off. Skin toughens in response to exposure to chemicals, extreme temperatures, and abrasive materials. Keep your skin soft and sensitive by taking these precautions: Wear gloves during the winter to keep your hands from getting chapped. Protect the rest of your body with appropriately warm clothing. Wear gloves when you're cleaning with strong chemicals. Protect yourself from callouses by using knee pads, thick work clothes, and the proper safety equipment when you're working under harsh conditions.