Q: The most important part about finding Mr. Right is that you should not sit around waiting for him to find you. You have to go out and find him. Hey, even Cinderella got herself out to that ball, right? Figure out the kind of guy you're looking for (future doctor, successful businessman, outdoorsy adventurer, artsy hipster, etc.) and go to the neighborhoods where such men are concentrated to have your lunch or get your morning coffee. Of course, this means you'll have to be willing to talk to guys you don't know! Local clubs and classes can be a great place to meet guys. Pick a class or club in a subject that interests you but know that you'll have a much easier time if you choose something that will have a higher concentration of men. Classes on business, investment, and other work skills often attract more men. As for clubs, check your local university or community center for sports clubs, gaming clubs, or other male-centered activities. It's not just for creepy loners anymore: more and more people are meeting their future spouse online. There are free services (like Plenty of Fish) as well as online communities where you can meet someone that meshes well with you or you can pay a small fee to join top-notch services like Match.com. Whether you're going to the local comics convention or a business conference, you're likely to find plenty of single guys. Do your research before you go, though, so you have something to talk about. You may think you don't want a geeky guy, but you're wrong. Geeks love hard and loyally, and tend to be very stable. Give them a chance! The best way to find a good guy is to simply ask your friends to set you up. Don't feel ashamed or like you failed: most couples meet through friends and good friends will want to see people they like be happy! They won't mind...in fact, they'll probably enjoy the feeling they get from helping people find happiness. Just tell your friends that you're tired of dating duds and ask if they know of anyone that fits the Mr. Right bill. This method can lead you to finding some great guys that you would have otherwise missed or passed over. If your friends aren't leading you to good men, you need new friends. Good people associate with good people, and your friends clearly have some character flaws or just don't value your friendship all that much if they're giving you total losers to date. Did you know that more than 20% of married couples meet each other at work? If you haven't had a look around the office, give it a go. Meeting someone at work can help you answer some very important questions about a possible partner: someone who is hard working and kind to their coworkers is often great dating material.
A: Seek him out, don't wait for him. Frequent coffee shops and lunch stops in the right places. Join a club or take a class. Go online. Go to a convention or conference. Ask your friends. Try your work.

Article: If he is subtlety flirting with you, not overtly enough to warrant a direct "yes" or "no," simply don't flirt back. Continue to be polite, but don't give him any special attention that he may take as a green light. Most flirting is subtle, so ignoring it won't necessarily seem like a snub to most people. Include other people in the conversation whenever possible. If he tries to talk only to you, ask someone else's opinion, bringing them into the conversation. Don't accept free items from him that he isn't giving everyone else. For instance, if he offers to buy you a drink, say you need to stop anyway. If you want to use open body language to flirt with someone, you want to do the opposite to discourage him. For instance, cross your arms and look in another direction. Move your body so it's not facing him. In addition, don't smile at him, as that will encourage more flirting. You don't need to scowl at him, but make sure you aren't giggling and laughing at him, as he'll take that as you flirting back. It's like ripping off a bandaid. You don't want to do it, but it's the fastest way to get the situation over with. Be polite and concise. Just say you simply aren't interested. It's much kinder than stringing him along. Try saying something like, "Thanks so much for asking me out, but I think it's only fair to say I'm not interested in you that way." Keep it short and too the point. Don't give an elaborate explanation, and don't leave any loopholes. Saying things like, "I already have plans tonight," or "I was just leaving," only give him the impression that you might have been interested otherwise, and maybe he should try again another time. If you can't bear to just be honest, tell a white lie that lets you off the hook. Doing so will help you let him down easy, as it won't come off as much of a rejection. Again, always be polite yet firm when letting him down, so there are no mixed signals. Say you already have a boyfriend. You can only use this one if it isn't someone close to you who will find out you are lying. You can also say you aren't looking for a relationship right now. Again, this fib can only be used if you aren't close to the guy and he can't easily find out you lied. You should also make sure you don't leave wiggle room or suggest that you might be interested in the near future.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Take no action at all. Use closed body language. Just say no. Tell a little white lie.

Q: For more sensitive fish, such as shrimp and sea stars, you may have to use the drip method. With the drip method, you set up a series of tubes running from the main tank to a bucket of water. You will need the following to use the drip method: You will need 3 or 5 gallon buckets, designed for aquarium use. You will also need airline tubing. Fill the buckets a little under halfway full with clean aquarium water. You will need to start off by floating the fish to acclimate it to the water in the buckets. Let the sealed bag float for 15 minutes. Then, open the bag and roll the sides down to create an air tube that will keep the bag floating. Add half a cup of the water from the bucket to the bag. Wait 15 minutes. Add another half cup. Keep going until the bucket is full. Gently lift up the bag. Pour the contents of the bag, including your fish, into the water. You may have to tilt the bag at a 45 degree angle when pouring. This will keep your fish fully submerged in water as you transfer it to the bucket. Place one end of the airline tube in the aquarium. You should also tie several very loose knots in the tubing. This will help regulate the flow of water and air. You want to get a rate of 2 or 4 drips per second. You can get water to start flowing by sucking gently on the other end of the tube. Once water begins dripping, place the other end of the tube on the edge of the bucket. It may take awhile for the water in the bucket to double, so be patient. In general, it takes about an hour. As soon as the water doubles, carefully discard half the water. You may have to scoop out the water using a cup or smaller bucket to avoid dumping your fish. When you're done discarding the water, put your tubing back in place. Once again, suck on the end of the tube you're placing in the bucket to get a drip going. Wait for the water in the bucket to double again. Use a bag to gently scoop out your fish. Gently pour the contents of the bag into the main aquarium. Some species of fish should never be exposed to air. Sponges, clams, and gorgonias cannot handle air. Be extra careful when transferring these types of fish.
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Gather your supplies. Float the fish initially. Transfer water to the bucket. Set up a siphon drip. Discard half the water once the water doubles. Transfer your fish to the main tank.