Write an article based on this "Ask in a casual way. Use a specific common interest as a reason to hang out. Be confident that they will say yes."
article: If you have been planning to ask them for a while, don't come on too strong. Keep yourself calm so that when you ask them to hang out it doesn't come across as desperate. Take a breath and use your regular conversational tone. You'll sound too eager if you say, "You are so cool and I really want to spend more time with you." Be casual when you ask a classmate by saying, "Man everytime we talk, this guy is droning on in the background. We should chill outside of class sometime." If you had fun with someone at a party, say, "It's been a great meeting, do you want to catch up later on sometime?" You may have a hard time asking someone to hang out without a specific reason. If you're asking someone you know you have a common interest with, use that to your advantage. Tell them it would be fun to do the activity together sometime. If you always talk to a coworker about the Walking Dead, ask them if they want to come over and watch it with you. You know you're both free when it's on, and the hangout has a set time frame so they can split when it's over. You might meet someone that works out at your gym. Since you are probably there around the same time, ask them if they'd want to work out together. Say, "We could both have a spotter and push each other to work harder." Say to someone, "I've noticed we always seem to be painting in this studio at the same time, would you want to meet up and actually paint together sometime?" It's no good to ask someone to hang out if you tell yourself they won't want to. Get in the mindset that you are fun to hang out with and that the person you ask will say yes. If you are confident in yourself and make a direct ask, the person will be more open than if you seem timid when you ask. Don't say, "You're probably busy most of the time and have a lot of other friends already, but we could hang out sometime if you want to it. It's okay if you would rather not." For an example, think about a co-worker you'd like to hang out with. Catch them in the break room and say, "We should find something cool to do outside of this place sometime." It's simple, shows your interest, and leaves things open to developing. If you're in a weekly club with someone, say, "You know, we meet up here every week. Let's grab some food after the meeting sometime." Again, it's direct and shows that you are assuming they would be interested.

Write an article based on this "Make a mosaic. Try some origami Clean your keyboard. Use a note as a coaster."
article: If you are feeling a bit more creative, you can use the brightly coloured sticky notes to make a mosaic on your wall. Think of each note as a tile, and experiment with different arrangements to create a striking mosaic. Sticky note mosaics are increasingly popular and there are examples of people spending months and using thousands of sticky notes to realise their vision. Try to plan out the mosaic you are going to make before you get started sticking things to the wall. Using squared paper and colouring in the squares could be a good way to try out some different designs on paper, before using actual sticky notes. . You can use your sticky notes as the raw materials for all kinds of 3D models and origami creations. Making models of your old notes can be fun way to re-use the notes and celebrate tasks you have completed. You could start off by making a simple hat, a pelican, a jumping frog, or a star. Look online for easy to follow folding instructions for all sorts of origami and 3D models. Remember that if you are just using one small sticky note, your options will be somewhat limited. An often overlooked use for sticky notes is as a handy cleaning device for your keyboard. Keyboards will often get little pieces of fluff and detritus stuck down in the spaces around the keys, and these can be hard to clean out easily and effectively. You can use the adhesive strip of a sticky note to clean these narrow spaces. Fold or tear the note so that the adhesive strip is on both sides, and then slide it into the space around the keys on your keyboard. This is painstaking but satisfying work, and you'll be amazed how much dirt gets into your keyboard. You can use a small stack of sticky notes as a makeshift coaster for a hot or cold drink, to help protect your furniture from any marks or stains. You will have to get a few sticky notes, rather than just one, to help ensure that the liquid from your drink doesn't get through the coaster and onto your table. If you have sticky notes in a variety of colours available, favour those are not so brightly coloured. Avoiding neon or highly saturated colours reduced the chance of the colours running and staining your furniture.

Write an article based on this "Go for a drive with the windows down. Sprinkle everything with baking soda. Vacuum the interior. Spot clean tough stains. Wipe down the interior with vinegar and water. Clean the mats. Deodorize the car."
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Sometimes a smell gets into your car and just won't leave, and the first thing you can do is try to force the smell out. Pick a warm day, and make sure you don't have any papers or garbage in the car that could fly out while you're driving. If you don't want to drive around with the windows open, leave the car in the driveway with the windows down and the doors open on a windy day, and hopefully some of the smell will blow out. Certain smells, like smoke, can get into everything in a car, and sprinkling baking soda everywhere will help draw out and neutralize some of the odors that are in the seats and floors. Don't forget the floor mats, under the floor mats, and the space between the back seats and the rear window. Be sure the floors and upholstery are completely dry before you sprinkle on the baking soda. Let the baking soda sit for three to four hours. This is important to clean up the baking soda, but it will also help remove bad odors, plus any dirt or crumbs that are in the car. Be sure to use the upholstery attachment so that you can get into all the nooks and crannies between the seats, under the seats, and elsewhere. When you're finished vacuuming, leave the floor mats out of the car. When you know of specific stains or marks in your car that need cleaning, spot clean them with a rag and the appropriate cleaner. The right cleaner will depend on what kind of stain you're dealing with: Tackle mold and mildew with disinfectant sprays. Address bodily fluids (such as vomit) and food stains with bio-enzymatic cleaners. For really powerful smellsthink skunkuse an oxidizing cleaner. In a clean spray bottle, mix a fifty-fifty solution of white vinegar and water. Starting with the driver seat, spray down the entire seat with the solution and then wipe it with a lint-free or microfiber cloth. Then do the passenger seat, followed by the back seats, the dash, the floors, the mats, and any remaining surfaces.Then It may take a while for the vinegar smell to dissipate, but it will work to help remove most smells, even cigarette smoke. Fill a bucket with several drops of dish soap and some warm water. Place the mats on the lawn, driveway, or garage floor. Dip a shoe brush in the soapy water and scrub the mats with the suds. When you're finished, spray the mats with water from a hose or pressure washer. Hang the mats to dry over a railing or on a clothesline. There are many products that you can use that will neutralize odors in your car, and you can actually leave the products in the car to continue working even after you remove the smell. Place some freshly ground coffee beans in a jar with a plastic lid. Poke holes in the lid and place the jar somewhere in your car. Keep an open box of baking soda in your car to absorb and neutralize smells. Leave a few orange peels under the front seat to neutralize odors and leave a fresh citrus smell in the car. Charcoal is another traditional odor neutralizer, so you can even place a couple lumps under the driver or passenger seat to control smells in your car.