INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Nobody wants to be kept waiting for too long. If you have time to send a text and you'd like to set up the date, you can be honest with yourself and send at that pace.If she's given you her contact information, then there's no point in letting it settle for too long; reach out to her later that day, or perhaps later that morning, to figure out your next plan.If you think you need a bit of time to prepare, or you don't have a spare moment to reach out properly, you can also slow the process down. While being too eager in creating the plan could be seen as overbearing, the opposing method will be far more detrimental to your budding relationship. It's not easy for anyone to set up future plans, but it's even tougher when the other person involved isn't being totally responsive. It's not helpful to spend too much time in the limbo between casual texting and setting the date up.Because you've already made a move toward a real, in-person date, don't waste too much time and energy being clever on text. Be simple and direct. That way, you can get some quality face-to-face time. There are situations when you want to leave some space. If the girl isn't positive about her weekend plans, and she tells you that she needs to figure out her schedule, don't be too pushy. People have busy lives and need to plan around busy schedules. Try not to think about too hard about the science of texting or Facebook messaging. Just because she hasn't responded in two hours doesn't mean she's uninterested.She might even, like you, be a bit nervous about the date itself. Her anxiety may be keeping her from properly responding to the text, as she also doesn't know exactly what to say. If you have strict preconceptions on how your date will go, then you may end up being disappointed. She may not have time for dinner and a movie, so dinner should be more than enough for now. You should also be accommodating to her suggestions, as this proves that you're more interested in spending time than the logistics of the plan itself. By giving you her contact information, she's already agreed to have further contact. Therefore, don't be frustrated by the little troubles of planning the date itself. She's interested in seeing you, so when you both work out the details, you'll both be happy to be spending quality time together.

SUMMARY: Send out feelers quickly. Don't take too long to respond. Be flexible with the plan. Remember that she said yes.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Look at the different parts of it. It is not a smooth surface, and all those bumps and crevices can harbor bacteria. Half the bacteria in your mouth lives on your tongue. This can form a film over your tongue, and contribute to a variety of health problems. Your tongue should be pink, and stark discolorations should be taken note of and remedied. Be sure to see an oral health professional if you experience any of these things: Strong concern regarding changes in the appearance of your tongue. Tongue coating persists longer than two weeks. If you experience persistent tongue pain. White areas or desquamation on the surface of your tongue. When you use a cleaner on your tongue, you do more than just help fight bad breath. You break up the tissue on the tongue, which helps to avoid hairy tongue. You also remove bacteria that can contribute to tooth decay. Poor oral hygiene has been linked to a variety of health issues, and this includes cleaning your tongue. It controls unwanted bacteria that can contribute to tooth decay. It fights bad breath. Improves your sense of taste. You get a better aesthetic when smiling or laughing. They will be able to answer your questions thoroughly. Don't just passively sit there during your dental appointments, ask questions when you get a chance. There is no substitute for the expertise of these individuals. Your regular dental health professionals will also be to advise you on questions specific to your health.
Summary: Check out your tongue. Know how cleaning your tongue helps. Talk to your regular oral hygienist or dentist.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: After receiving your cremated remains, they will be stored in either a polyethylene bag protected by a plastic box, cardboard box, or temporary plastic urn. Carefully remove the bag from its container and place it onto a pound scale. As a rule of thumb, 1 cubic inch (0.016L) of urn space is necessary for every 1 pound (0.45kg) of body weight. For example, if the deceased weighed 150 pounds (68kg), they will need an urn that is at least 150 cubic inches (2.5L). There are plenty of urn types to choose from. Make sure all family and friends keeping portions of the remains find the kind of urn that they would like. Display urns are ideal if you're going to be putting your remains in your home or other location. If you want to store your urns in a columbarium (public storage sites for funeral urns), you need to choose urn materials that are designed to last and the proper size for the storage niche. Keepsake urns are typically in the form of jewelry or mini-urns. Display urns are typically made from ceramic, metal, marble, stone, wood, or glass. Columbarium urns are usually made from marble, glass, or brass. If you're scattering ashes, lightweight urns with removable lids are ideal. Land burials usually require biodegradable urns. There are 5 common urn types: extra small, small, medium, large, and extra large. Each category corresponds with a specific weight range. Use the weight of the bag to select urns within the appropriate size ranges. Extra small urns are around 25 cubic inches (0.41L), and small urns are between 26 and 50 cubic inches (0.43 and 0.82L). Medium urns are between 51 and 125 cubic inches (0.84 and 2.05L), and large urns are between 126 and 200 cubic inches (2.06 and 3.28L). Anything over 200 cubic inches (3.3L) is considered extra large. You can determine the number of remain containers you need by dividing the weight by the number of people who want keepsakes. For example, if the deceased was 150 pounds (68kg), you need 150 cubic inches (2.5L) of space. To find out how many urns are needed for 8 people, divide 150 by 8, which leaves you with 18.75. This means 8 urns that accommodate 18.75 cubic inches (0.3L) in total is sufficient. Keepsake urns are typically extra small [around 25 cubic inches (0.41L)] and small between 26 to 50 cubic inches (0.43 to 0.82L). Some are as much as 100 cubic inches (1.6L). You can purchase urns from online retailers, which gives you access to a much wider selection. And thanks to the Federal Trade Commission's Funeral Rule, funeral providers cannot legally refuse to use urns or caskets you purchase somewhere else or charge you an additional fee for accommodating these urns. Urn vendors will usually offer the option of shipping directly to the funeral home or crematorium of your choice, and you don't have to be there when your urns are delivered. Do this after purchasing urns from these businesses or purchasing them online and having them delivered. You can ask the staff to transfer the ashes into the requested number of urns that you need for an extra fee. Cremations typically cost around $2,000, although prices are as low as $1,000 without any extra services, such as division or memorial. Most cemeteries have columbaria on-site, which is usually an extra $1,000 for storage. Check the following resource to find services near you: https://www.bbb.org/.

SUMMARY:
Weigh the cremated remains using a pound scale. Determine the kind of urns that you want. Select urns with a combined size that accommodates the remains. Divide the weight of the remains by the number of people. Find urns through an online retailer and have them delivered. Ask a funeral home or crematorium to divide your remains.