Article: This is similar to any link, using the <a href=" "> </a> format. However, instead of a URL as the value of the href attribute, use the # symbol followed by the anchor value. To link to the lasagna recipe in the example above, you would type: <a href="#lasagna">Click here to see my lasagna recipe.</a> Use exactly the same case as you did when creating the anchor. Some browsers will not recognize "#Lasagna" as a link to "lasagna." You can also link to your anchor from any other website. Just include the URL followed by # and the anchor value. Here are a couple examples: Linking from another page in the same domain:<a href="recipes.html#lasagna">Go to my recipes page to see my lasagna recipe.</a> Linking from anywhere: <a href="http://wikicooking.org/recipes.html#lasagna">Check out my friend's site with a lasagna recipe.</a> As with an ordinary URL, you can link to an anchor using an image: <a href="#lasagna"><img src="chickenlasagna.png" /></a>
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Link to the anchor from elsewhere on the same page. Link to the anchor from another webpage. Turn an image into a link.

Problem: Article: Warmth and moisture tends to make the adhesive in many bandages more pliable. One convenient way to soak the sticky area in warm water is to simply take a bath or shower. The adhesive may come off on its own, or may need a little gentle scrubbing from a washrag or mild abrasive pad. If you don't have time to take a bath or shower, just fill a bowl or pan with warm water and soak the affected area. This works best if you can let the adhesive soak for a long time. Try this remedy while you're reading or watching television. A few drops of olive, canola, vegetable, coconut, or sunflower oil can help remove adhesive from the skin. Some adhesives dissolve in oil. Others lose their grip when the oil finds its way between the glue and the skin. For best results, work the oil into the affected area with a little gentle action from a soft rag or cotton swab. You don't need much your goal is to lightly coat the skin, not drench it. Let the oil soak for a moment or two before rubbing gently with a soft towel or cotton ball. Repeat as needed to get all the adhesive off. Cover the ice with a paper towel to prevent it from sticking to skin and leave in place for five minutes. The ice will make the adhesive brittle, which may cause it to release.
Summary: Bathe in warm water. Coat with a mild cooking oil. Apply ice to the bandage residue.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Move the wheel left or right to position the car into the spot. You should approach the spot going no faster than 5mph (8.0km/h). If you're directly in front of the spot, this part is easy. If you're trying to maneuver into a space between two cars that is perpendicular to you, then you have to create an arc wide enough for you to turn into the spot. When you're first turning, it may feel like you're overshooting the spot and will hit the car further away from you. Just lightly apply pressure to the brake and quickly turn the wheel in the direction of the spot to comfortably slide the car into place. This will help you maintain control of your car while moving it in the right direction. You can lightly put your foot on the brake to make sure that you don't overshoot the spot. Instead of lightly hitting the brake, you should firmly press the brake so the car comes to a complete stop. Keep your foot on the brake as you turn your wheels in the right direction. If you're pulling into a flat spot, just straighten your wheels. If you've parked uphill, you can turn your wheels away from the curb, and if you've parked downhill, you can turn your wheels toward the curb. This will keep your car from rolling away if your brakes are disengaged.

SUMMARY: Slowly steer the car in the direction of the spot. Lightly press the brake. Pull into the parking space. Press down on the brake. Turn your wheels in the right direction. Shift the car into Park (P) and set the parking brake in place.

Bringing her home, as well as any touching during the date, should only be done with consent. When you initiate contact in public, do it in a way you'd do with any acquaintance, including gentle touches on the wrist when making a point or guiding by the hand or shoulder during an activity. It's important to make her feel comfortable. Keep your conversations and contact friendly during the date. When in private, be sure to move slow, starting with touches on the hand and low on her thigh. Any touch, including kissing, should be stopped if she pulls away or otherwise seems uncomfortable. Reassure her that you won't do anything she doesn't want you to do. Part of respecting her wishes is to restrain yourself verbally as well as physically. While flirting is acceptable, it usually is not appropriate to be lewd. Leave those jokes at home. In addition, her impression of you extends to how you treat people around you. Be as complementary and charming to everyone else as you are to her. Being polite and respectful involves not talking badly about past relationship partners, too. It's often better to avoid this subject entirely and focus on your current date partner. In the event that the date doesn't end the way you want, keep your calm. She is under no obligation to go home with you or even see you again. If she isn't ready to go home, respect her wishes. Greet her goodnight even if you don't kiss. This way, you'll maintain any trust in case you do meet again.
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Have her full consent. Move at her pace. Be polite. Remain courteous.