Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Prepare your strawberries. Put half of the chopped strawberries into a large bowl and cover with one cup of sugar. After 24 hours, remove the bowl from the refrigerator and pour the mixture into a saucepan. While the mixture is simmering, wash the large bowl used for marinating the strawberry and sugar mixture. Once the mixture finishes simmering, carefully pour it through sieve to make sure it doesn't splash or burn you. Pour the strawberry syrup into a sterilized glass bottle. To make strawberry juice using the syrup, mix - cup of the syrup with one cup of water.

Answer: Wash two pounds of fresh strawberries. Remove the stems and cut the strawberries in half. If your strawberries are frozen, allow to thaw before slicing in half. It is possible that using frozen strawberries in this method may alter the taste a little, so try to use fresh strawberries if you can. Top with the remaining chopped strawberries, and then cover those with the rest of the sugar. Cover the bowl with plastic wrap or foil paper and let sit in the refrigerator for 24 hours. A saucepan is deep cooking pan. If you don't have one, a large pot will suffice. Put the pan on the stove and heat over medium-high heat. Keep a close eye on the mixture as it comes to a boil to prevent it from burning. When it begins to boil, reduce the heat and let it simmer for 30 minutes. Place a sieve or strainer over the bowl. The mesh of the sieve or strainer should be fine to prevent the tiniest of food particles, like the seeds, from passing through. Once poured through, the cooked strawberries should be left in the sieve. Using a spatula or the back of a large spoon, smash the strawberries into the sieve to squeeze out any remaining juices. You now should have a bowl of hot strawberry syrup. The sterilized bottle will ensure that the mixture lasts for longer than a few days in your refrigerator. If you have one, put a funnel cup inside the spout of the bottle to keep from spilling the syrup over the sides. If you don't have a funnel cup, transfer the mixture into a container with a spout. This should make it easier to pour the syrup into the bottle without spilling it. Top the bottle with the sterilized cap and allow the bottle and the mixture to completely cool before storing in the refrigerator. To sterilize a glass bottle, wash the glass bottle and then place on a baking sheet in an oven preheated to 170 degrees. Let it sit for 30 minutes. Put the cap of the bottle in a small bowl and pour boiling water over it. This will sterilize it. Remove the bottle from the oven with an oven-mitt or thick towel to be safe. Wait until it is cool enough to touch before filling with the strawberry syrup. Add more strawberry syrup if you'd prefer it sweeter. Or add more water if it's too sweet. You can spice up your strawberry juice by using soda water instead. Or if you're having an evening event, use the strawberry syrup to make a strawberry cocktail.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Consider hiring an attorney. Complete a search for similar trademarks. Look for potential logo and symbol similarities. Fill out a trademark application. Pay the filing fee.

Answer: Trademarking a symbol or logo for your business is a complex process and there are several things that can go wrong. Consulting an attorney who specializes in trademark law is the best way to protect yourself and your business from problems later on. Keep in mind that trademarks, copyrights, and patents protect different types of intellectual property. Trademarks are used to protect symbols, logos, and designs that distinguish your company's products from your competitors. Before you decide to trademark your symbol or logo, it is important to conduct a search for similar trademarks. Otherwise, you run the risk of trademarking a symbol or logo that is identical or similar to a competitor's symbol or logo. You can search for similar trademarks at: http://www.uspto.gov/trademarks-application-process/search-trademark-database As you search the database for similar logos and symbols, you should consider the similarities between your logo and/or symbol and those of your competitors. Some things that may affect whether or not your trademark will be accepted include: Sound. Even if your logo is spelled differently than your competitor's logo, the way the words in the logo sound can be grounds for rejecting a trademark application. For example, if your competitor's product is called "J. Time," you could not call your product "Jay Thyme." These both sound the same when you say them. Appearance. Trademarks also cannot look the same. Therefore, you could not use "J. Time" as your logo with a different font. For a symbol, you could not use an image that looks similar to one of your competitors. Meaning. Logos cannot share meaning either. For example, you could not have a brand logo called "Fortunate" if your competitor's logo bore the name "Lucky." These words mean almost the same thing. Commercial Impression. You also cannot use a symbol or logo that might lead to confusion for your customers. For example, you could not use the same symbol as a competitor and just leave out the words in the logo. The image would confuse customers about whether or not the product was made by your competitor. Once you are certain that your product's logo and/or symbol does not infringe on any of your competitors' logos or symbols, then you can complete an application to register your trademark. You can file your application online by visiting: http://www.uspto.gov/trademarks-application-process/filing-online The cost of filing for a trademark is somewhat high. It ranges between $225 and $325, depending on the type of form you fill out. The three different types of forms include the TEAS plus form, TEAS reduced fee form, and the TEAS regular form. For the plus form and the reduced fee form, you will need to authorize email communication. You have to complete a full application for the plus form, which offers the lowest filing fee ($225). The TEAS regular form is ideal for those who do not want to complete the full application right away and do not want to receive correspondence via email.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Talk to a friend about the situation. Increase your non-work social interaction. Focus on positive distractions.

Answer: Letting someone else know about your dilemma can relieve some of the pressure of having a crush you don't want to act on. In addition to providing the support of a sympathetic ear, your friend might also have advice to give. If you don't feel comfortable talking to someone at your workplace about your crush, or if you are worried about workplace gossip spreading, you can talk to a non-work friend. You may have developed a crush at work if you haven't had enough opportunities to find romantic interests outside of work. If you have been working too much or avoiding social interaction outside of work, then make yourself set aside time to hang out with non-work friends or go and do some activities you enjoy. Look for opportunities to meet people outside of work, as this may take your interests away from your workplace crush. Crushes often hold our attention because we let it happen. If you turn your mind to other things, however, it will be easier to get over the crush and move on. At work, focus your mind on your tasks, and having professional interactions with your coworkers. Even some things as simple as taking time to decorate your office, caring for a potted plant at your desk, or listening to your favorite music while you work can provide positive distractions from your crush. Outside of work, you can keep yourself from dwelling on your crush by focusing on other things you've been meaning to getting around to. Working out more at the gym, spending more time with a hobby, even cleaning your home (if you've been putting it off) can serve as positive distractions.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Use polarized lens filters to minimize reflections on water. Apply your polarized filter to take pictures of the sky. Attach your polarized filter to your lens to make the colors of your subject more vibrant. Utilize your polarized filter to cut out reflections and glare.

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Polarized filters are like putting polarized sunglasses on your camera. Minimizing reflections may enhance your photos by reducing glare and changing the hue of the body of water. Polarized filters can be turned, or rotated by hand, which changes the polarization effect on your camera lens. When using a photography filter to take a picture of the sky, you can rotate the polarized filter to change the hue or block out fog or haze. For instance, when using filters in photography, you can make the leaves on trees stand out by turning the polarized filter until the leaves appear greener. Your view through the camera lens is the image that is projected onto the film or electronic sensor. For example, when taking a photo of a metallic object, your polarized filter may change the appearance of the reflections, just as polarized sunglasses do.