In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: . This is an important point whenever you're pursuing someone you like. No matter if she is goth or not, she probably won't like it if you smell like body odor! Shower daily, wear deodorant, wear clean clothes, brush your teeth, and maybe even style your hair. You don't have to imitate goth style to get her to like you. She may be looking for someone who complements her style instead of copying it. In this case, you might earn admiration in her eyes for not being goth. What's most important to her will be a sense of connection with you. Body language conveys a large amount of information to the people we interact with. Even if she doesn't recognize it, she will on some level pick up on your body posture. If your body is oriented at her, like when your toes, body, and hands are pointed in her direction, she'll feel as though you're more interested in her. Avoid crossing your arms. This closes off your main body from her, which will make her feel like you are closed off from her. Try to use open, inclusive gestures. This can be especially hard if you're nervous, but by holding eye contact can cause her to start thinking about you as more than just a friend. Beyond snagging her romantic interest, getting into the habit of maintaining eye contact could also help you have a healthy, satisfied relationship. Be careful not to space out while you're looking at her! If you do, she might think you're bored. To prevent your eyes from looking empty or cold, you could think about the things you like best about her while making eye contact. Other techniques can be used so that your eyes look warm and inviting while maintaining eye contact. A dimly lit room, restaurant, or coffee house can also put her at ease and make her feel more attracted to you. . When you smile, you naturally look more attractive to others. But good moods are also contagious, so if you spend your time together wearing a smile on you face, she's much more likely to associate time spent with you with fun. You might have to practice your smile before you're completely satisfied with it. Practicing your smile in front of a mirror everyday can exercise and loosen up your facial muscles so you're ready to crack a grin when she wanders into sight.
Summary: Practice good hygiene Point your toes in her direction. Maintain eye contact as much as possible. Smile

One of the symptoms of an underlying condition of cold hands is hand discoloration. Your hands may be white, white-purple, red, purple, blue, or white-yellow. The hands may be hard or waxy. If there is something else going on with your cold hands, you may feel sensations in addition to the cold in your hands. These sensations include: Pain Throbbing Burning Tingling Numbness or loss of feeling These sensations may also happen in other body parts, like the legs, feet, toes, face, or earlobes. Sometimes, cold hands may occur with sores on the hands. Look for blisters or ulcers on your hands or fingers. They may also become swollen or painful. These blisters may also appear on the feet. Some conditions connected with cold hands might cause a rash, scaly areas, bumps, or lumps. These areas may also bleed, itch, or burn. Cold hands connected with bodily changes may point to an underlying issue. Look for changes in weight, possibly due to diabetes and hypothyroidism, along with excessive hunger and thirst. Another symptom may be fatigue. Frequent urination, joint and muscle pain, depression, and blurred vision may also be symptoms of an underlying condition.
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One-sentence summary -- Look for discoloration of the hands. Monitor for any odd sensations in the hand. Check for blisters. Watch for a rash. Monitor bodily changes.

Q: If you use your toilet brush for a few seconds every day, you can pick up excess water. This will make it less likely that hard water spots will form and save you the trouble of an intensive clean. Bleach can be a good disinfectant. But it will cause rust stains to set, making it more difficult to remove some hard water spots. It can also be dangerous when mixed with other toilet bowl cleaners. Older toilet bowl cleaners had metal bristles. These could scratch up the insides of a toilet. This is counterproductive, because once a toilet bowl is scratched, it is easier for dirt to get into the scratches and next to impossible to get it out. When you flush with the bowl open it is possible for water to escape, getting some all over the toilet. This is unsanitary and increases the risk of hard water marks forming. If given the time, these stains will only settle in and become more difficult to remove. If you see stains appearing that can't be removed with a simple scrubbing, immediately use either vinegar or heavy cleaning solutions to pick them up.
A: Brush daily. Be cautious with bleach. Avoid metal bristles. Close the bowl before you flush. Perform an intensive clean as soon as hard water marks appear.

Problem: Article: Your name should give the customers an idea of what you serve. It should help them understand what your restaurant is about not confuse them. That is, though obscure names may draw in a certain type of people, it may turn off other people. For instance, you may want to name your Italian restaurant Olea europaea, the scientific name of the olive tree. However, your customers may not associate that with Italian food because they don't know what it is. Take stock of the restaurants in your area, especially the ones that are your direct competition. For instance, if you're opening an Italian restaurant, look at the names of other Italian restaurants. If everyone else is using a male chef's name, try doing something different, such as having two foods in your title like "Olive and Bread." Make yourself stand out among your competition. A sensual name, one that invokes the food and smells you serve within, primes your customer for eating there. For instance, "The Smoky Chicken" may have more of an impact than "Richard's." That is, use the type of food as a guide to your name. Don't use a British-sounding name for a Brazilian restaurant, for instance, unless your food is a British-Brazilian fusion. For instance, you might not want to name your restaurant "Dirty Chicken," as "dirty" has a negative connotation for many people. Other words you might want to skip are names of insects and anything associated with the trash. Sometimes, your location provides the perfect name. Some restaurants use the street address in the name (think "Kitchen 508" or "Bistro 189"), while others point to the history of the area. As an example, if the area your restaurant is built in was once an amusement park, you could use that to inspire your name. Pick a name that will grow with the business. For instance, though you only serve waffles right now, maybe in the future you'll want to expand to other breakfast items. Consider that when picking out your name.
Summary:
Be recognizable. Make it unique. Try a sensual name. Point to your food. Skip names with negative connotations. Think about location. Don't limit yourself.