Q: or cash to pay the fare. You have to pay a fare if you want to ride the bus. Most people who use the bus frequently buy a pass and use it for efficiency and ease. You can usually purchase a bus pass at the city's public transportation website and/or office. If you aren't interested in getting a bus pass, you can also just pay in cash each time you ride the bus. Just make sure to bring exact change, as most city bus drivers aren't authorized to make change for you. Some public transportation systems offer a discounted rate for seniors and/or people with disabilities. You can apply for this discounted rate at your city's public transportation website and/or office and then potentially receive a special bus pass that allows you to use the bus for a lower fare. Most public transportation systems run smoothly so that they're reliable and predictable. Because of this, being late to the bus stop by just 1-2 minutes could mean missing your bus. To avoid this, make sure to get to the stop a least a few minutes before the bus is supposed to be arriving. Most public transportation buses have a digital banner on the front and/or side of the bus that displays the destination of the bus and/or the particular route name or number that the bus takes. As the bus approaches, make sure to read the banner to make sure that it's the right bus. Continue standing at the bus stop, even once the bus has come to a complete stop. Back up away from the door if necessary, and allow passengers to get off of the bus. Once it seems like everyone who is getting off at the stop is off of the bus, walk through the door that's located towards the front of the bus. If you need to, ask the bus driver to lower the bus to make getting on easier for you. After you've stepped onto the bus, you'll need to pay the required fare. If you have a bus pass, show it to the bus driver and/or scan it, if there's a place to do so. If you don't have a pass, simply put your cash through the slit in the farebox. If you aren't sure what amount of cash to pay, check the farebox for a sign that displays the amount that's required. You may need to transfer to a different bus in order to get where you need to go. Often times, if this is the case, you won't be charged again when you get on the second bus, as long as you have a transit slip to show the second bus driver. If you think you may need to transfer to a different bus later, ask the bus driver for a transit slip just after you get on and pay.
A: Get a bus pass Arrive at the bus stop a few minutes prior to arrival. Look at the banner to make sure it's the right bus. Wait for passengers to get off before you get on. Pay for the bus. Ask for a transfer slip if you need one.

Article: There are different types of polyurethane, including oil-based, water-based, and other synthetic mixes. Each type has different characteristics, so think about where your wood is located and how it will be treated in the future to pick the right product. For example, oil-based poly will stand up better to the elements outdoors but it takes much longer to dry and cure than water-based products. Water-based poly won't last quite as long outdoors but can be washed out of tools easily. When picking out a product, you also need to decide between a glossy and matte finished surface. Place the wood on a surface that can get covered in polyurethane. Either brush the polyurethane onto the surface of the wood or soak a clean rag with polyurethane and then smooth it around the face of the wood. Polyurethane is self-leveling because it is thin enough to spread out on its own. This means that you should not have to worry too much about achieving an even coat. Make sure to use extra polyurethane for the end grain because this is the most absorbent part of the wood. The end grain is the exposed, cut part of wood on the end of the piece. Use long strokes with a clean brush or rag to spread out the polyurethane. Work from one side to the other, trying to keep the distribution of polyurethane on the surface of the wood equal and smooth. A rag with wipe-on polyurethane is the easiest method. Wear gloves during this entire procedure to avoid staining your hands. Use fine 400 grit sandpaper to rub down the entire surface to eliminate imperfections. You don't need to push hard but be sure to lightly sand the entire surface. After sanding, wipe down the surface with a rag in order to remove any dust you have created. Apply several coats of polyurethane to the surface of the wood, waiting for each coat to dry completely in between applications. Sand between coats to smooth out any uneven areas. Keep an eye out for any polyurethane drips, and smooth them out with your brush or rag to avoid a bumpy finish. Drying time varies, so make sure you read your polyurethane's instructions and keep an eye on the ambient temperature and humidity as well.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Choose a polyurethane product that works for your project. Apply the polyurethane onto the wood with a brush or rag. Cover the entire surface with a smooth coat. Sand between coats of polyurethane. Apply multiple coats of polyurethane to achieve your desired finish.

Q: Herobrine is not real, has never been real, and will never be real. Herobrine is a myth or urban legend among Minecraft players, used to scare new or young players. If you believe that Herobrine is real, someone tricked you. If you think you've seen Herobrine, you were mistaken or an admin on your server was playing a trick on you. You cannot get Herobrine in your game without modding the game. This of course also means that all the urban legends about what Herobrine can do to you in real life aren't true either. He won't come out of the computer and haunt you if you leave it on at night, etc, etc. Many of the "signs" of Herobrine are easily faked. Don't take someone at their word that their game is unmodded. Don't get spooked if you see them in your own game either. Admins can change their skins, how their name displays, and do things like teleport to players and destroy vast areas in order to spook you. This is a sort of hazing or bullying and if someone tells you Herobrine is real, they aren't being very nice to you. The code of a game is like the game's DNA. Kind of like how you can't have wings because it's not in your DNA, a game can't have content that's not in the code. There's always a trail with code. Nothing can hide from people that know what they're doing. Do you think that if the character was really there, that someone wouldn't have proven it in the code by now? Herobrine can only appear through the use of mods, which introduce new code to the game. Notch, the creator of the game, has stated on multiple occasions that Herobrine is not real and will not be real. Since he makes a lot of his money from kids playing and loving the game, do you really think he'd add in something that would scare them away?
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Rest easy. Stop listening to trolls. Look at the code. Listen to Notch.