INPUT ARTICLE: Article: How he treats you versus how he treats your friends or other peers is a great way to see if he is giving you special attention. Does he seek out your company? Does he try to talk to you and keep your attention even when other people are around? Look out for these other types of special treatment: Does he come to your defense if someone is teasing you? Does he hold open doors, wait for you after class, or ask to borrow things from you? Does he listen to you attentively when you speak? This is a classic way that guys will try to get closer to someone they like. If you share classes, he may send you a text or catch up with you after class to see if you want to hang out and prepare for the next test that's coming up. If you want to spend more time with this guy but know you can't after school, suggest studying together during lunch or a free period. If he joins any extracurricular activities that you're involved in, that could be a sign that he wants to spend more time around you. He may notice that you're involved in things like drama club, band, sports, student council, the yearbook team, key club, or other school activities, and decide to join up to get to know you better. This can be really flattering, and it can be a great way for you to get to know each other better. If he has a crush on you, his friends probably know. They might whisper when you walk by or punch him to tease him. If there wasn't something going on, his friends probably wouldn't be acting that way. Keep in mind that rumors aren't always true. If you can combine a rumor with several other signs that he likes you, though, that's a pretty good sign of his feelings. If he asks for your phone number and starts adding you on social media, this means he is interested in connecting with you more often than just during classes. He may even start liking and commenting on your posts, giving you more things to connect over when you're back in school the next day. Don't be surprised if he uses classes as an excuse to start texting you. Maybe he will say he has questions about the test coming up or wants to start a study group.

SUMMARY: Pay attention to if he talks to you more than he talks to other classmates. Wait to see if he asks you to get together to study for class. Keep an eye out for him joining clubs and groups you belong to. Look to see if his friends tease him when you're nearby in the hall. Notice if he starts trying to talk to you outside of school.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Once logged in, you will be greeted with a list of main topics. Select and click a topic relevant to what you will post. For example, if the forum you entered is for on online game, main topics could be "Bugs," "Events," "Game Guides," or "Rules and Policies." Find a subtopic most relevant to what you will post and click on it. For example, if you entered an online game forum, choosing "Game Guides" as the main topic, you may find topics there concerning how to finish a certain quest of the game. The threads under subtopics are those posted by the forum community members. It is important that your post is under a relevant subtopic so the moderators do not move or close your thread. If you can't find any relevant subtopics, it is always a good idea to search for it. It is a good way to get your answers, and to prevent redundant posts, which moderators will pull down. The search function should be somewhere at the top corners of the page; just type in the topic you want to find to see if anyone has posted something similar.

SUMMARY: Browse the main topics. Select a subtopic. Use the forum Search function before posting your topic.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Seal it tightly. If you have a vacuum-sealing machine, it will keep your bell peppers even fresher.

SUMMARY: Lift the bell peppers from the parchment paper with a spoon or flat spatula. Pour the peppers into small freezer bags, approximately one-half to one cup (90 to 175 g) at a time. Squeeze all the air out of the freezer bag. Label the bag with the contents and date. Store the vegetables in your freezer for up to eight months.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: If you find yourself without any professionally-made de-icers handy, go with rubbing alcohol, which is arguably the most effective substitute (and risk-free as far as damaging your car goes). Mix one part water with two parts alcohol, fill a spray bottle with that, and use it just like you would with a store-bought spray can. If you're really in a pinch, you can also mix the same ratio of water with hard liquor instead. Once you get the ice off, try to remove as much of your homemade solution as possible. Start your car and give your windshield a squirt of wiper fluid. Then run the wipers to remove both that and the solution so it doesn't linger and potentially ruin the glass.

SUMMARY:
Make an alcohol solution. Run your wipers afterward.