In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Use a measuring cup to mix equal parts of tap water and rubbing alcohol. You can either mix the solution in the measuring cup or pour it directly into a 20 fluid ounces (590ml) plastic water bottle. Rubbing alcohol can be purchased at your local pharmacy. Don't drink the mixture once you've made it since it's not safe to consume.
Summary: Mix 212floz (74ml) of cold water with 212floz (74ml) of rubbing alcohol.

Sometimes, he simply won't leave you alone. If you've tried discouraging him and it simply isn't working, find a friend to delve into a conversation with or leave with. This tactic works best with a guy friend, as the flirter may assume he's your boyfriend. If he won't stop monopolizing the conversation, say, "It was great talking with you, but I really need to catch up with my friend." Then leave and go to your friend. If possible, let your friend know what is going on so they won't unknowingly leave you in a bad spot by leaving without you or slipping off to the bathroom at an inopportune time. If you've tried discouraging him, but he keeps pretending as if those things didn't happen, lay it out. You've been polite, now it's time to err on the side of crystal clear, even if it comes off as blunt. In other words, just tell him, "no," and reiterate why you can't be with him. Give a brief outline of what has been going on. Say something like, "You've been asking me on dates and saying suggestive things, and I've done my best to not encourage that. I told you I'm not interested in any relationship right now, but you keep trying to get me alone. Please stop. I'm not interested." Tell him in a public place. If he's not taking "no" for an answer and you want him to stop, don't allow yourself to be anywhere alone with him. You definitely want to think of safety first. If the situation is escalating and you are concerned about your safety, loudly say "no," and tell him you want him to leave you alone. Tell your friends what is happening. Walk away, and join your friends. Don't take this step lightly. Read the situation and decide whether or not you've already made yourself clear in other ways and whether or not you are in danger. Be prepared for the fact that he might play innocent or call you crazy. If you feel your safety is threatened, don't hesitate to call security. If you are in a place that doesn't have security, call the police, then talk to the management. It's important to put your safety first. If the guy is getting hostile or you think he might hurt you, it's important to get out of there and involve other people.
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One-sentence summary -- Find a friend. State the facts. Make a scene. Involve security, the police, or management.

Q: The cost of living may be more or less than what you're used to. You can use online tools to determine the average cost of living in the new city or town that you're moving to. Visit one of these sites and input your current address and income. It will perform a calculation and tell you how much you'll have to make when you move. You can also look at local businesses and restaurants to get a feeling for how much everything costs. If you're moving, you should plan and budget money so that you can survive for a couple of months with limited funds. Consider things like cost of transportation, cost of food, and bills. If you've secured a job, you can factor in the money that you'll make from working. If you don't have a job, you'll need to have some money saved so that you can survive in your new town or city. If you don't have any money saved, you can use credit cards to buy essential items. If everything doesn't work out and you can't afford the new place that you're moving to, you should have a backup plan. Talk to family and friends and see if you can move in with them if things don't work out. Having a backup plan will ensure that you won't end up homeless if you can't get situated in your new city or town. Set the location for your job search to where you're moving to. Make sure to adjust your resume to include the address your moving to so that employers think that you're local. Try to set up as many interviews as you can before you move. If you're moving somewhere close to where you are, you can even go on the interviews before you move and secure the job. If you haven't secured a place to stay where you want to move, you'll have to figure out free living arrangements. Ask anyone you know if you can stay with them for free for a limited time. Websites like Couchsurfing may also have listings of free couches available in your new city or town. This may serve as a short-term solution. It will probably help to explain that it's only a temporary situation until you get enough money to get your own place. You can also try couch surfing if you know multiple people in your new town or city. You can say something like, "Hey, I'm in your city and have nowhere to stay. Do you think I could crash on your couch for a couple of days?"
A: Research the cost of living in your new residence. Create a budget for after you move. Make a plan if the move doesn't work. Look for jobs before you move. Find a free place to stay wherever you're going.

Problem: Article: Open a web browser of your choice and enter the address for the website you would like to link to in the address bar or search for the website name or article title using a search engine, such as Google. Click the web page when you see it in the search results. The web address is in the address bar at the top of the page. Use the following steps to copy the web address to your clipboard. Click the address in the address bar to highlight it. Right-click the highlighted web address. Click Copy in the menu. This could be an HTML document on your web server or local hard drive. It could also be a bulletin board or blog post that allows HTML. On bulletin boards and blogs, you may need to click the "HTML" button above the field you enter your text to switch to HTML mode. A hyperlink can go at the end of the text or it can be inserted in the middle of a sentence as a reference. This is the first part of your opening tag for hyperlinks in HTML. Type a quotation mark and then right-click and click Paste to paste the web address you copied. The add another quotation mark at the end of the URL. This closes the opening tag of the HTML code. So far, your HTML tag should look something like this:<a href="http://www.example1.net">. This closes the hyperlink HTML tag. The entire hyperlink tag should look something like this:<a href="http://www.example1.net">Click Here</a> To save your HTML document, click File and then click Save. You can preview your HTML documents in a web browser. Enter the address for the HTML document in the address bar of your web browser, or right-click the HTML document, select Open With and select a web browser to open it in.
Summary:
Navigate to a web page that you would like to link to. Copy the web address. Navigate to your HTML code. Click where you want your hyperlink to go. Type <a href= on the line. Paste the URL address in quotations (" "). Type > after the last quotation mark. Type </a> after the display text. Save your HTML document.