In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Another great way to demonstrate how interested in you are in someone is to demonstrate an active interest in learning more about that person. Ask anything you can think of as long as you avoid questions that might make him or her uncomfortable. Ask your crush how his or her day was. Ask about family, friends, dreams, intereststhere are a wide range of topics when you really stop to think about it. If a certain topic makes him or her obviously uncomfortable, drop it. It may have been an innocent question at first, and most people will forgive you for accidentally stumbling onto one of their landmines. If you persistently drag that topic up afterward, though, you can make yourself into a nuisance and a bully quickly. This can be a bit tricky since there is a fine line between teasing gently and teasing mercilessly, but if you pull it off, it can have a lot of impact. Playfully tease your crush about unimportant things, like being late or having bed hair. Never tease about points of insecurity, though. You may not want to tell this person how you feel in direct terms, but you should drop some pretty obvious hints from time to time to let him or her know that you really do like being around them. Tell him or her flat out that you enjoyed the time you spent together. Try something simple like, "I had a great time talking with you tonight. We should do it again soon." This might seem fairly blunt, but unless you spit it out, the other party might find ways of doubting your reactions. Leave no room for such doubts. Master the art of casual compliments. Let the object of your affections know how stunning they look today or sigh in amazement when they solve a difficult problem. Show how much they impress you. This can be difficult, of course, since inside jokes are usually things that happen naturally. Once you have something that counts, though, bring it up frequently. Doing so shows just how much you value that bit of connection between the two of you. There is something intrinsically appealing about hearing your own name being called, and the other person is likely to appreciate it if you make an effort to say his or her name several times during your conversations. You should also consider coming up with a nickname. Nicknames express a special sort of connection between two people, especially if you use a nickname that no one else uses with that person. Once you settle on a nickname, make sure to actually use it. Make a habit of turning to this person for advice or helpful opinions whenever you have a choice to make. By asking for advice, you can demonstrate that you are interested in what this person thinks. Ask for advice on everything from movie recommendations to solving disputes you have at work or with other friends. You should balance both serious and lighthearted matters.
Summary: Ask questions. Tease. Drop hints. Get an inside joke. Say the other person's name. Ask for his or her opinion.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: To make the perfect soft pretzels at home, you will need the following ingredients: 1 1/2 cups of warm water 1 tablespoon of sugar 2 teaspoons of kosher salt 1 package of active dry yeast 4 1/2 cups (or 22 oz) of all-purpose flour 2 oz of unsalted butter, melted 2/3 cup of baking soda 1 large egg yolk Coarse salt, for sprinkling Bake the pretzels in an oven preheated to 450 degrees for 12 to 14 minutes, until they are dark, golden brown in color. Transfer to a wire rack and allow to cool slightly before eating.
Summary: Gather your ingredients. Bake the pretzels.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: If you are concerned about certain spots on your body, make an appointment with your doctor. The doctor can then examine the spots more closely. They will look for moles, birthmarks, or spots that could be cancerous. You will need to remove your clothing so the doctor can do the physical exam of your entire body, from head to toe. The doctor may do a biopsy on any suspicious spots, moles, or bumps. They will take a small sample of the spot and bring it to a lab for testing. The biopsy will allow the doctor to determine if cancerous cells are present, and if so, what type of cancer is present. If the doctor confirms you have skin cancer, they will do more tests to determine the stage of the cancer. The doctor will then recommend treatment based on the stage of the cancer. The main form of treatment for skin cancer is surgery to remove the cancerous spot or spots. In some cases where the cancer covers a wide area of your skin, you may also need radiotherapy or chemotherapy.
Summary:
Allow your doctor to examine your body for spots. Let the doctor run tests on any spots, moles, or bumps. Get a diagnosis from the doctor.