Article: Once you've made your decision, stick to it. That doesn't mean you have to tell the guy, "Hey, I chose you over Guy A!" That won't make the guy feel very special. The commitment is something you make through your actions and your heart. Work on building a healthy, stable relationship with the guy you've chosen -- and only the guy you've chosen. Get ready to start dating and hanging out with only the guy you've chosen. Enjoy the benefits of being with one person without wondering what another guy is up to. If you feel empty or incomplete without the other guy, then it may either mean that you made the wrong decision or that you never liked the first guy that much in the first place -- you only liked the chase. Be friendly to the other guy but don't go out of your way to hang out with him or do stuff alone together. If you're overly friendly with him, he might think that he still has a chance. Plus, it might get the guy you chose unnecessarily jealous. Know that choosing between two guys will affect your relationship with both of them. This is the double-edged sword of relationships: chances are good that you're going to break the other guy's heart and miss out on a relationship with him. If the guy you don't choose doesn't know about the first guy, you don't have to make it a big deal or give him the real reason why you're ending your "relationship." Though you should be happy once you've made your decision, know that the seas may still be a bit rocky. Know that you may turn guys against each other. What if both guys are best friends? What do you do then? If you choose one and the other likes you, they'll probably stop being best friends. If you want to avoid this situation altogether, date someone else instead. Be prepared to lose the guy that you didn't choose. He may not want to be "just friends" after you hung out romantically or flirted with each other. But that may be for the best. Life is yours to live, and you deserve to live it the way you want -- while trying to hurt others as little as possible. Though you may feel guilty for making the decision, you and the two guys are better off once you've come to terms with your feelings. Be proud of yourself for making a mature choice instead of leading two guys on forever. Don't be afraid of making mistakes as long as you learn from them. Don't worry about having everyone like you; when you're making a big decision like this, feelings will get hurt.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Commit to the guy you've chosen. Be prepared for the aftermath. Accept your decision.
Article: Different industries have different markers of success. If you focus on 1 or 2 industries, you can begin to learn what is expected in that sector of the market. You may be able to recognize undervalued stocks more easily. For example, in the technology sector, software companies may have an average P/E in the 70s while hardware companies may have an average P/E between 15-20. When the market drops, many investors may sell their stocks to cut their losses. Many otherwise profitable companies may have undervalued stocks during this time. If you hear a company missed expectations for this quarter, their stocks may drop. This may cause their stock to be undervalued for a certain period of time. If the company has a stable history and if they maintain a good S&P rating, this stock is still a good buy. Read financial websites and watch financial news to follow trends for certain companies. If a company missed its expectations, it may be reported on the news. Online tools like Google Stock Screener or Yahoo Stock Screener let you set certain criteria for your stock. You can set an ideal P/E ratio, P/B ratio, current ratio, and other factors. The tool will only show stock that fit that criteria. For example, you can set the screener to search for stocks that have a P/E ratio of less than 20 or you can ask for stocks with a P/B ratio of less than 5.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Study one sector of the market to learn which stocks are undervalued. Buy stocks during market crashes and corrections. Check a stock's value after a disappointing quarter. Use an online stock screener to locate undervalued stock.
Article: Synesthesia is considered a rare neurological condition that affects the senses, but it's likely that many people who have it are either undiagnosed or assume that other perceive the world just like them. It is unknown how many people have synesthesia. If you actually see colors in the air, smell, hear, or feel things, you have projected synesthesia. This form of synesthesia is rarer than associated synesthesia and is what people first think of as synesthesia. Some people with synesthesia (called synesthetes) hear, smell, taste or feel pain in color. Others can taste shapes or perceive written letters and words in different colors. For example, they may see an "F" in red and a "P" in yellow when they read. Some synesthetes see abstract concepts, such as abstract shapes, units of time or mathematical equations floating in space outside their bodies this is termed "conceptual synesthesia." According to research done in the U.S., there are some factors strongly associated with synesthesia. For example, about 3x more women than men have synesthesia in the U.S. People who have synesthesia are also much more likely to be left-handed and have a 40% chance of a relative having the same condition. Often when people talk of their synesthesia, others assume they are hallucinating or on drugs. What distinguishes true synesthesia experiences from hallucinations is that they are repeatable and predictable, not fanciful and random. For example, if you taste strawberries when you hear a certain song, then one must always trigger the other sensation in a predictable fashion to be considered a synesthete. It doesn't always have to be two-way, though. Synesthetes often note being teased and ridiculed (usually starting in childhood) for describing sensory experiences that others can't experience. Synesthesia is a sort of cross-wiring of the nerves and brain synapses related to the five senses. And no two synesthetes have the exact same wiring scheme. For example, the most common form of synesthesia is grapheme-color, when numbers and letters each have their own color. The colors assigned to each letter are different for everyone, but many people have red A's. Another common form is chromesthesia, or colored hearing sounds, music or voices that are heard and also trigger the eyes to see colors. However, someone may see the color red whenever they hear the word "dog", whereas another might see the color orange. Synesthetic perceptions are specific to each person.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Realize that synesthesia is relatively rare but likely under-diagnosed. Know that not everyone with synesthesia experiences it physically. Identify your risk factors for synesthesia. Don't confuse synesthesia with hallucinations. Be aware that no two people with synesthesia have the same experience.