INPUT ARTICLE: Article: The Running Man became a popular dance move again as it gained popularity on social media. Many people recorded their moves and shared it online to participate in this viral dance challenge. To show off your new moves, use a recorder or the video recording feature on your cell phone to capture your moves. Ask a friend or family member to join you. Think of fun, interesting places to do the Running Man to make others laugh. Dance in a parking lot outside of school, or bundle up in warm clothes and dance in your yard after a snow storm. Once you have recorded your dance, upload it to Facebook, Instagram, Snapchat, or another social media website. Let your friends and family enjoy the dance craze challenge. As you upload your video, use the hashtag #RunningManChallenge in the description or the comments section. This will help others find your post more easily.

SUMMARY: Record your dance moves. Upload the video to social media. Use the appropriate hashtag.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: When it comes time to end the conversation with your crush, keep things light and cute! Use an emoji like the kissy face or heart eyes emoji, and let them know you're thinking about them even though you can't talk. Before you go to sleep, say something like "Goodnight, I can't wait to talk to you tomorrow! Xoxo" or "Sweet dreams!" If you want to lead into a different conversation for when you're available to talk, try saying something like "I have to go right now, but what do you think about Drake's newest album? Let's discuss later!" If you're talking to someone that you normally have contact with and won't be able to respond for a while, make plans to talk to them later. Be specific with your plans so they know what time to expect to hear from you. For example, if you're in school, you can tell your partner in the morning, "I have classes all day today, but I'll be done at 4:30. Want to meet at 5 for dinner?" Waiting to contact your crush after a date is a thing of the past. If you've been texting after your date, end the conversation by thanking them for a great night and suggesting that you do it again. For example, you can say something like "Thank you so much for such a fun night! Let's plan another one soon?" If you're confident that they like you, you can be more bold. Try saying something like "I hope I dream about you tonight!" Talking to someone who has a crush on you can be a tricky situation. Try to remain friendly but be straightforward with your responses. If you don't want to talk to them, let them know you aren't interested and end the conversation there. For example, if they ask you to hang out, you can say something like "You're a nice person, but I'm just not interested in you that way." Try not to suggest continuing the conversation or saying anything like "Talk to you later," which can give them the wrong idea. If you ever feel unsafe after rejecting someone, tell a trustworthy person. Contact law enforcement as soon as possible if the person sends you threats or begins to act strangely.
Summary: End on a flirty note with a cute comment or emojis. Make plans to talk later in person or on the phone. Thank them for a good time if you went on a date. Close the conversation casually if you're not interested in them.

A rolling launch should begin six to eight weeks before the final product unveiling. Make sure there are plenty of strategic "leaks" regarding your product as the unveiling date draws closer. You can't control when journalists or bloggers will cover your product, so give them plenty of time. "Leaked" photos or mysterious tweets regarding your product create an atmosphere of intrigue that builds interest. Planting "news" stories about consumers are enthusiastically responding to free samples or trials can create momentum. Invite reporters, bloggers, consumers, celebrities, and members of industries related to your product. Give out free samples and try to make the event memorable with respect to catering, lighting, and even musical performances. Doing these things will give people more reasons to attend the event and may also generate more interest in your new product. Given the number of products on the market these days it can be hard to generate a buzz, and you may have to move beyond trade shows and convention halls to get attention. Instead of a convention center or showroom environment (and depending on the nature of your product), consider a less traditional location such as: a bar or restaurant at the top of a skyscraper an avant-garde art gallery an infamous historical site a local street festival or fair online during a "cyber launch" during a flash mob
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One-sentence summary -- Orchestrate a rolling launch. Hold an official launch. Try using an unconventional or intriguing launch venue.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Familiarizing yourself with a particular ant species will help narrow down the areas you will need to search. Whether you are a novice or expert ant collector, knowing which ant you want to collect will determine where the ant can be found, how you can identify the ant, and whether any precautions need to be taken to ensure your safety. Research ant species in your area using online resources, like Myrmecos. There are many online ant collecting resources that can help you identify ants once you have located them, like the Mississippi Entomological Museum. Be sure to choose ants that don't display aggressive behavior, bite, or sting in order to avoid injury. You will need a container with a lid (jar, yogurt tin, tupperware) to place your ants into once you have found them. Be sure to place some soil in the bottom the jar to keep the ants in while you continue hunting. Make sure your container is large enough to easily place ants into, which is generally around a 2 inch diameter. Remember that you might be carrying this container around for a while, so try and choose a container that is small enough to be comfortable. There are a wide range of tools you can use to collect ants, from more professional tools geared toward preserving ants for scientific purposes to ordinary garden tools. Research which types of tools you'll need by consulting various ant collecting blogs, like keepinginsects. Ants are small and nests can sometimes be difficult to find. Give yourself a few hours of hunting time to ensure that you find a generous amount of ants. If you live in a densely populated urban area you may want to consider hunting for ants in a park or wooded area. You may have to do a lot of walking, so be sure to wear comfortable shoes and clothing. Rotting boards, rocks, and logs are common places for ants to nest. Look for fallen logs or large piles of boards around a park or wooded area and begin moving them around to search for ants. Keep your eyes out for ant trails leading to or from wood piles and follow them to their source. Once you've found some ants you can begin placing them in the container you brought with you. This can be done by simply having the ant crawl on your finger and transferring them to the container. You'll need to find and catch a queen if you want to start an ant colony. However, before you find a queen you'll need to be able to identify her. Queens can sometimes be difficult to find, but with enough patience and time you should be able to find one. The best time to look for a queen is when they still have their wings and are looking for a mate, as they tend to be deep in their nests after they have mated. Consult online insect collecting resources to determine when the mating season of your specific species is. Once you've found a queen place her in your container with the other ants. You will need a queen if you want to start an ant colony. Most colonies will only survive 4-6 weeks without a queen. Once you have collected your ants and have finished hunting you can transfer them to a proper enclosure. Most proper enclosures can be purchased at pet stores or online store dedicated to insect collecting. Be sure that your container is large enough for the amount of ants you have collected.

SUMMARY:
Familiarize yourself with ant species in your area. Bring a container to place your ants into. Allow at least a few hours to ant hunting. Look for ants near rotting boards, rocks, or logs. Look for a queen. Transfer the ants you collected into a proper enclosure.