Q: Don't get other people to ask them out for you, don't be a jerk to the person that they're dating, and don't be dramatic about talking or not talking to them. This will only stress you out and make other people (including your crush) not want to deal with you. If you want to go out with your crush, just ask them out. Cut out the worry from your life and get it over with. At least you'll know how they feel and you can move on. Besides, they'll appreciate your bravery in asking. If you do ask them out, do it in private. This will be less stressful for you and they won't feel pressured into giving you an answer they don't really mean. They may not even have ever thought about you romantically, even if they would like to date you in the end! Give them the opportunity to decide. When you ask them out, ask with a specific date in mind. This will keep things from getting awkward. Ask something like, "Would you like to go out to a movie with me this weekend?" or "Do you want to come with me to the arcade on Friday?". If they don't return your feelings, don't feel like it's the end of the world. Although your crush might have seemed perfect or perfect for you, keep in mind that there are plenty of people out there. You want someone who returns your feelings - so if your crush doesn't, then they just weren't the right person for you. You will find your special someone!
A: Avoid drama. Just ask! Ask them in private. Have a clear plan. Don't worry about rejection.

Article: The Applesauce Polish will not remove extremely deep gouges from the back of your iPod. It will reduce the appearance of scratches. This product will create hairline scratches. These will be removed by the Applesauce Glaze. This product is safe to apply to the front and screen of your iPod as well. During this time, the iPod will absorb the product. According to the manufacturer, it can take between three to five sixty-second sessions before you will see results. The applesauce glaze will remove minor scratches from the back of your iPod. It will not repair deep scratches. During this time, the iPod will absorb the product. It may take more than one sixty-second sessions to see results. This will remove any excess glaze. If scratches remain, repeat the entire process until satisfied.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Shake the applesauce polish (red label). Open the bottle and squirt a dime-sized amount onto the provided cloth. Rub the back of the iPod in a back and forth motion for sixty seconds. Wipe off any excess product with a clean corner of the cloth. Repeat steps 2 through 4 as needed. Shake the applesauce polish (green label). Open the bottle and squirt a dime-sized amount onto a clean cloth. Rub the back of the iPod in a back and forth motion for sixty seconds. Wipe off any excess product with a clean corner of the cloth. Repeat steps 6 through 9 as needed. Wipe the iPod with a clean cloth in a light, circular motion. Assess the iPod's scratches.

Problem: Article: Choose an area with good lighting. Cover your work surface with newspaper or a cheap, plastic, tablecloth. If you will be working with spray paint, it would be best if you work in a well-ventilated area; outside would be best. If there are any places on your plastic you do not wish to paint, cover them in painter's tape. Spray paint works especially well for plastic, but you can use acrylic or enamel/model paint as well. It would be even better if the paint is meant for plastic. Check the label, and look for words such as: "Plastic" or "Multi-Surface." At this point, your project is complete and ready to use. If you'd like to add some details or a top coat, read on to the next part. If you applied masking tape earlier, you should remove it now. Peel it away carefully so that you don't accidentally chip the paint.
Summary: Set up your workspace. Choose a paint that is suitable for plastic. Let the paint to dry completely after your final coat.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Choosing a singular side to place your blanket is an easy, understated way to make a sofa stylish. You can either throw the blanket over the side without folding it or choose one of the three folding options. Folding the blanket lengthwise looks best with this option. Fold your blanket in quarters and tuck it into a corner for a soft look. This will make the blanket easy-access for anyone who wants to use it. Throw blankets in the couch corner are best for warm instead of formal decorating styles. You can then place throw pillows on top of the blanket to keep it in place. Placing the blanket on your sofa's arm for a cross between comfort and sophistication. After you've folded your blanket, twist it at the end draped over the arm as a personal touch. If you have a sectional, you can put the blanket over a footrest. Fold the blanket in half, short side to short side, to make a long rectangle. Then, lay it over the chaise or ottoman to add texture. This is a trendy, popular option.

SUMMARY: Cascade your blanket down the side for a modern look. Place your blanket in the corner to keep things cozy. Fold your throw over the arm for a tailored look. Fold the blanket in half and drape it over an ottoman for easy access.

Q: In the United States, you'll need to select a business structure before you register your business. Examples include a limited liability company (LLC) and sole proprietorship. The best choice depends on your personal assets and tax liability, so ask your attorney or accountant which structure suits your needs. An LLC is the best choice for many small business owners, especially if you want to protect your personal assets. Your personal vehicle, home, and other assets won't be at risk if your business faces bankruptcy or lawsuits. To register your business with the IRS (Internal Revenue Service), you'll need to apply for an employer identification number (EIN), which is free. Registration procedures vary by state; in general, you'll file your business name, declare its structure, and pay registration fees. Apply online for an EIN here: https://sa.www4.irs.gov/modiein/individual/index.jsp. Find your state's business registration procedures here: https://www.irs.gov/businesses/small-businesses-self-employed/state-government-websites. In the United States, you'll need to apply for a Motor Carrier Authority Number and US DOT number with the Department of Transportation. If you only plan on traveling within state lines, you may only need an intrastate DOT number. Find your state's DOT requirements here: https://www.fhwa.dot.gov/about/webstate.cfm. For locations outside of the United States, check with your department of transportation or other appropriate agency about licensing requirements. For example, in the United Kingdom, you'll need to apply for a good vehicle operating license with the Traffic Commissioners of Great Britain. In the United States, you'll need to file a Heavy Highway Vehicle Use Tax Form (2290) with the IRS. Additionally, you'll have to pay standard business taxes, including income tax, self-employment tax, employment taxes (if you hire employees), and applicable excise taxes, such as fuel tax. Check with your nation's revenue service if you live outside of the United States. There are strict federal and state regulations on trucking business insurance. Contact your insurance provider or look online to find an independent insurance agent. Ask them to recommend a policy that complies with federal and state standards. In the United States, total insurance costs for trucking businesses average around $6,500 (USD) per year.
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Choose a business structure. Register your business with federal and state agencies. Apply for operating licenses required by your jurisdiction. File industry-specific tax forms. Buy insurance that complies with your jurisdiction's regulations.