Problem: Article: Plug it in and put on your safety glasses and ventilation mask. Brush off the dust. Finish it with a polyurethane sealer.
Summary: Scrape up all the veneer pieces and discard them. Attach pieces of 80-grit sandpaper to your orbital sander. Go over the surface of the remaining wood. Repeat process with 120-grit and 220-grit sandpaper, until the surface is smooth and ready to finish. Paint or stain the wood.

Problem: Article: Books, short stories, movies, and television shows are all fertile ground for inspirational narratives and plot lines. Don't limit yourself to the fantasy genre when you're looking for inspiration check out lots of different genres for unique ideas. If you find yourself really stuck, go online and check out some of the random plot generator websites. The plot prompts you get from these websites can range from serious to very silly, but you never know what might kick start your imagination! For example, if you wanted to write about a character walking into a city, your description of the setting should not stop at, "Elrond walked along the path into the city." Discuss the path is it straight or crooked? Does the path look frequently used or is it overgrown? What part of the city is the path in? What do the city buildings look like? Is the area safe? What time of day is it? Is it raining, overcast or sunny? Your description doesn't need to answer all of these questions. Aim to include enough detail so that everyone can envision the setting clearly. If something about the setting is very unusual, spend extra time on those details. Include a backstory about how and/or why this strangeness came to be. Within your storyline there should be many smaller conflicts, snags and obstacles for the characters to navigate, but have these all relate back to the central conflict. This will make your narrative cohesive. It will also create the sense that your characters are progressing through relevant situations that will help to ultimately resolve the central conflict. Subplots are fine and expected. However, make sure there will be a way for you bring that subplot back around to the central narrative. Try to keep any irrelevant or external plot elements to a minimum. Make sure your characters encounter situations that will require action. Every encounter doesn't need to be negative, but you do need to include plenty of obstacles that the characters must face. Set up scenarios that could go in multiple directions, allowing the players to make choices that progress the game. Some choices should be minor, but the majority of them need to be important and move the narrative forward. When you set up a situation that could go in multiple directions, be prepared with unrevealed backstory and setting for each of them.
Summary: Explore a wide range of media for inspiration. Use vivid descriptions to set the place and atmosphere. Base the overall narrative around a central conflict. Set up scenarios that move the plot forward.

Problem: Article: It's in the Applications folder on macOS, and the All Apps area of the Start menu on Windows. It's near the top-right corner of Chrome. It's at the bottom of the page. It's in the "Privacy and security" section, toward the bottom of the list. It's near the bottom of the list. As long as this switch is on/blue, Chrome prompt you to download PDF files instead of displaying them automatically.
Summary: Open Google Chrome on your computer. Click . Click Settings. Scroll down and click Advanced. Scroll down and click Content settings. Scroll down and click PDF documents. Slide the switch to ON .

Problem: Article: When you are out with your crush, pick the right moment to tell a joke. Whether it is one you got from someone else or one you made up yourself, making a girl laugh is a great way to attract her attention and make you seem sexier in her eyes. It can also be a great way to break the ice. Laughing will make you both feel more comfortable, easing the tension that often comes with new relationships. For example, use jokes that play on words. Tell jokes like "What did the duck say when he bought lipstick? Put it on my bill." These kinds of jokes are humorous and are funny to everyone. A well placed knock-knock joke is always a winning idea, and you can make it flirtatious as well. Try something like "'Knock-knock!' 'Who's there?' 'You're.' You're who?' 'You're so cute when you smile.'" It pays her a compliment and will most likely get her to smile. Keep your jokes tasteful. You don't want to make the wrong impression by insulting your crush so early in your relationship. Keep them on topics that are appropriate for all types of people. Save the more specialized jokes for when you know her better. Make funny comments about the things around you. Maybe you notice a large push/pull sign on a door and think it's overstated. Make a joke about it, such as "Could that sign be any bigger? I think we get the point.", then exaggerate your movements as you push the door open. Or maybe pretend the sign is wrong by pretending to pull and acting like it isn't working. It will let her know you are attentive to your surroundings and show her that you can come up with humor on the spot. You can also incorporate sarcasm into these types of situations. If you see someone with a large truck, say something like "I think that guy should buy a bigger truck. I hear the prices of Mac trucks are down this year." Dry wit is usually appreciated and will make her laugh. Just make sure you don't only talk in sarcastic remarks. She might think you are a negative person and not want to be around you. Find small things about her that you can pick on. Make a joke about how large her handbag is or the size of her sunglasses, anything that is small and unimportant. For example, ask her "Plan on robbing a bank later? I think you can use your purse as the getaway car." Remember to keep your tone light and keep a smile on your face. You don't want her to think you are actually making fun of her. Don't take it too far and hurt her feelings. Stay away from topics like her weight, what she looks like, or other things that might be a sore subject. You don't want to make her think you're mean or cause major offense so early in your courtship. Try making fun of yourself as well. This lets her know that you have a sense of humor about yourself and you don't take yourself too seriously. Say something like "I'm a great driver. Today, I even got a note complimenting my skills that said 'Parking Fine'." Just remember not to take it too far and become too self-deprecating. You can liven up any moment with a bit of physical humor. Pretend to run into a door, falling down and acting hurt. You can also do a silly dance, pretend like you are going to jump on her back for a piggyback ride, or play wrestle with her. It's a more active way to make her giggle and can have the benefit of amusing those around you as well. You can also tickle her or pretend to mess up her hair. This allows you to touch her in a playful way that is different than holding her hand or putting your arm around her. Nothing is better than a great impression to get someone to laugh. Pick a celebrity that you know she likes or someone you both know, like a mutual friend or a professor. This way, she won't miss out on the joke and can be laughing along with you. Make sure you test out your impressions on others before you try to impress your crush. You don't want her to be laughing at you because your impression is so bad instead of with you because it's great.
Summary:
Tell jokes. Use observational humor. Tease her. Perform physical comedy. Do impressions.