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Do you ever glance over at him and catch him staring at you? If you do, there is hope that he likes you. Be careful not to look at him too much--he might just be looking at you because you're staring at him! Guys don't go out of their way to sit next to people they don't like. If he often sits beside you or close to you when he doesn't have to, he likes you. Try getting to class or lunch really early and sitting down before everyone else. If he goes out of his way to sit near you, that's a good sign! He might be a little too shy to sit next to you. Check to see if he sits nearby instead! If he touches you or reaches towards you while you're talking, he probably likes you! Tickling, poking, hugging, and tapping your shoulder are all signs he's interested in being more than friends. If you don't like him touching you, don't be afraid to say so. It's important to stand up for yourself.

summary: Check if he looks at you often. Notice where he sits. See if he tries to touch you.

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Make sure you have all your supplies ready before giving your kitten a flea bath. You do not need special flea shampoo. In fact, flea shampoo may not be good for a young kitten's skin. You will need the following to shampoo your kitten for fleas: Two towels. Tweezers or a flea comb. A mild cat shampoo. A plastic bag or a garbage bag. Lay down all your supplies near the sink, tub, or container where you're bathing your kitten. As kittens are small, you can probably use a large mixing bowl or something similar rather than a sink or tub. Choose a quiet location where you can close the door. Keep some treats on hand to reward your kitten for behaving in the bath. Fill the tub, sink, or bowl with warm water. Make sure the water is cool enough that you can comfortably touch it with your bare hand. Get your kitten used to your touch before the bath. Gently pat the kitten all over its body. Rub behind your kitten's ears, on its head, and sensitive areas like the paws and belly. This will prepare your kitten for your touch during the shampooing. Dunking your kitten in the water may be traumatic. To keep your kitten calm, dunk its feet in the water first. Praise your kitten and talk to it in a soothing voice to keep it calm. Wait until your kitten is used to having its feet wet before proceeding.

summary: Gather your supplies. Set up the bathing area. Prepare your kitten for the bath. Get the kitten's feet wet first.

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Commodities are raw materials, agricultural products, petroleum products, and industrial and precious metals. Physical commodities are bought and sold in bulk for immediate delivery in specialized markets around the world. These markets are known as the "spot" or "cash" market. The majority of participants in the spot market are producers, and users of the commodity, able to finance and store large amounts of a commodity such as a refinery buying crude oil or a flour miller buying wheat and corn. As a consequence, individual investors rarely purchase any physical commodity except precious metals like gold, silver, platinum. or palladium. An individual taking delivery of a physical commodity must be prepared to: Pay a premium over the spot price, whether purchasing coins or bullion. Premiums can range up to 25% of the spot prices. Pay cash for the total purchase price. If an investor wishes to leverage his purchase, he must find and negotiate with a private lender who is willing to accept the metal as collateral. Pay extra charges for storage and insurance to protect against theft. Assume the risks of illiquidity. Finding a buyer for a large amount of gold, for example, might be difficult and expensive You can buy physical commodities by visiting specific websites or exchanges where they are sold. They are not available through standard brokerages. Finding reputable markets to buy in can be difficult, however. Look for well-known authorities to point you towards safe places to trade physical commodities. For example, the World Gold Council maintains a list of reputable sites selling gold coins and bullion. Physical commodities need to be stored in secure locations until sale. You can also buy insurance to protect you from a total loss if the commodities are stolen. Both of these increase the cost to the investor and cut into potential gains. Some gold-selling companies offer secure storage for buyers.
summary: Understand physical commodity transactions. Buy or sell physical commodities. Store your physical commodities.