Problem: Article: The easiest and most effective way is to just ask your friend's crush about their feelings. If you're having trouble working up the courage to ask such a personal question, there's a few ways to make the process easier. Consider the time and place you're going to have the conversation. Make sure the crush is in a comfortable area, probably out of earshot from anyone who could listen in. Be gentle. Don't use confrontational lines, such as "Everyone knows you like Ryan. Just come out and say it!" Instead, you might say "You seem really happy around Ryan. Do you think you might have feelings for him?" Don't pry too much if they seem uncomfortable. If the crush seems to get embarrassed during your conversation, back off a bit. They may need time before they're willing to divulge such sensitive feelings. Instead of asking the crush directly about your friend, try starting with their love life in general. Ask to see if they're dating anyone or if they're currently looking to find a love interest. Ask your friend's crush less leading questions about your friend, and see if they naturally bring up their potential attraction. Try questions such as, "So how did you and Cayla meet?" or "How long have you known each other?"
Summary: Be up front. Ask about their love life. Ask about your friend in a platonic way.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: After you flush your eyes for 20 minutes with room-temperature water, it's important to seek medical care at an emergency room or walk-in clinic. Burns in the eyes can lead to corneal damage even with rinsing, so it's important to get them assessed by a doctor. Rub a dime-sized amount of aloe vera gel gently onto your burn with clean hands. Avoid applying analgesic or antiseptic balms that are oil-based, such as Neosporin or petroleum jelly. They can trap heat against the burn and further irritate it. Never apply aloe vera gel to your eyes. Look in your first aid kit for some clean, sterilized gauze. Wrap the burn loosely to protect it from potential rubbing as you go about your day. Breathable bandages like gauze are better than latex bandages that trap moisture over the burn. Use nonprescription pain medications, such as acetaminophen, ibuprofen, and naproxen, to relieve any minor discomfort your burn causes. Always take these medications as indicated on the manufacturer's directions. If your pain persists, make a doctor's appointment rather than taking additional pain medication. Avoid taking these medications with alcohol, as the combination can be hard on your liver. Watch your irritated skin in the days following the burn. If you notice any signs of a potential infection, such as the skin feeling hot to the touch, redness, pus, or swelling, consult your doctor.

SUMMARY: Seek medical attention for eye burns. Apply aloe vera gel to cool burns on your skin. Wrap the skin loosely in sterilized gauze, if available. Take OTC pain medication as needed. Monitor the burn for heat, redness, or swelling.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: The Spotify icon looks like a green circle with three black sound waves in it. You can find it on your home screen or on the Apps tray. This button looks like three vertical lines on the navigation bar at the bottom of your screen. It will open your library menu. This button will open your Settings menu on a new page. This will open your social media and interaction settings. This will prompt you to sign in to your Facebook account on a new page. If you're prompted to allow Spotify permission to access Facebook, tap Allow or Continue in the pop-up to continue. If you're automatically logged in to your Facebook on your phone or tablet, just tap Continue instead of signing in again. Enter your email or phone and your password, and then click the blue Log in button. This will link your Spotify to your Facebook, and change your username to your Facebook display name. If you're automatically logged in to Facebook, just tap Continue here to link your account.
Summary: Open the Spotify app on your phone or tablet. Tap Your Library on the bottom-right. Tap the white gear icon on the top-right. Tap Social on the Settings menu. Tap the Connect to Facebook option. Sign in to your Facebook account.

Consider whether or not the attorney answered your questions the way you had hoped or expected. If the attorney's answers were way off from what you thought they should be, then that is a good sign that this attorney may not be the best fit for your case. It is important to have a good relationship with your attorney so that you feel comfortable enough to trust them with personal information for your case. If you just don't like the person, that is a good sign that you should not hire that person as your attorney. If the divorce is not complicated and will not be drawn out (i.e., if you and your spouse agree on most things), you can usually negotiate a flat-fee arrangement with your attorney. A flat fee is where you pay the attorney an agreed upon price for the whole divorce, regardless of the actual number of hours the attorney spends. If you think that your divorce will be contentious or if you and your spouse have lots of property that must be split up, your lawyer may want to charge you by the hour. Here, the lawyer probably assumes that the case will take more time and effort and therefore he or she will want to make sure the compensation is in line with the amount of time spent. If you think that you will struggle with paying an attorney, check out: How to Hire a Lawyer When You Have Low Income. Aside from experience and strong knowledge of family law, choose an attorney with whom you think you will get along and like working. If more than one attorney has the qualifications you are looking for, you should choose the one with whom you feel most comfortable. If the attorney makes you uncomfortable in any way or seems dismissive of your case or your situation, you should choose someone different to represent you.
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One-sentence summary -- Reflect on the attorney's answers to your questions. Think about whether or not you have a chemistry with the attorney. Consider cost in your decision. Choose an attorney.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Most beginners try to go too long or too hard; this is a mistake. You end up getting too sore (some soreness is normal at the beginning of any new activity) or worse, injured. If you're out of shape, and especially if you are overweight (20-plus pounds or more), start by walking 20-30 minutes, a few times a week. After a few weeks of this, start increasing your walking intervals quick walking for a minute or two, then slowly walking for a minute, and repeat. If you feel you're ready for running, or have done the above walking routine for at least a month and are ready to incorporate running, start with run-walking. That's warming up with walking for 5-10 minutes, then jogging for a minute or so, alternating with walking rest periods. If you think you can run without the walking, do it for short periods at first 10 minutes, then 12, then 15, and so on. Add some time every 2-3 runs, but don't be too quick to add the distance. And don't add faster paced running in yet. Remember that the key principle is this: your body will adapt if you give it time. Start slowly, let your body adapt to that, then gradually gradually add time. Later, when you're used to running (after a couple of months), you can add intensity. Accept that you'll be tempted to ignore this advice and be more ambitious. But don't ignore it; you'll have a much better experience with running for following it. Better yet, if you take the time to build your stamina, you will pleased with your progress and be more likely to stick with it.
Summary:
Begin slowly. Increase your workout over time. Start jogging. Increase to running. Notice your increased stamina. Temper your determination.