Article: There's a chance that the other driver may try to drive off, especially if they're at fault. As soon as your car stops moving, look at the back of their car. Note the license plate number, and keep repeating it out loud until you can write it down. Do the same with the make, model and color. Turn this information into a string you can memorize and give it a rhythm. For example: "Blue Toyota Corolla 922 RIE". Try to get a picture of the other car with your phone, but only if the car is pulled over and stopped. Check yourself for injuries first. You're unlikely to be seriously injured in a minor accident, but you should still check for whiplash or concussions. Check your passengers as well. Ask them if they feel any pain or discomfort. Headaches could be indicative of a concussions, so pay particular attention to what your passengers say. . It's important to call the police, particularly if repairs are going to be needed. The police report will help the insurance companies determine who is responsible for paying. Ask the police if you should cautiously move the car out of the travel lane, if it will move and it is safe to do so. Do not move far lest the other driver think you are trying to flee. Depending on the accident, you might need to move your car to avoid putting other drivers in danger. For instance, if your car is in the middle of a traffic lane, you should try to move it to the side of the road. The hazard lights will be a first warning to other drivers of a possible obstruction; doing this makes makes things safer both for you and incoming traffic. Make sure to turn off your engine. A damaged, running engine can leak fluid and cause problems. In a minor accident, your car is unlikely to be at risk of catching fire. Do not step out into fast-moving traffic--go out the opposite door if necessary. The police will be able to direct traffic away safely soon. Be especially careful at night. It is much better to have someone hit your car with you in it than to have them hit you out of it.
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Mentally note the other car's license plate number, make, model and color. Make sure nobody is hurt. Call the police as soon as possible Move your car safely. Turn on your hazard lights and turn off the engine. Get out of your car if it's safe to do so.
Article: Put away notebooks, papers, and any other clutter that might pose a fire hazard. Avoid using a Bunsen burner below a shelf or other overhead equipment. In addition to wearing protective goggles and gloves, make sure your wardrobe is free of potential fire hazards. Tie back long hair, tuck in or remove loose clothing, and take off dangling jewelry. Remember to always wear closed-toed shoes in the lab. Consider wearing a lab coat to cover any loose clothing. Before lighting the burner, know where to exit in case of an emergency, find the emergency gas switch, and locate the fire alarm. Note safety equipment, such as fire extinguishers and dry powder flame retardants. Hold the Bunsen burner only by the base or by the collar at the bottom of the barrel. After the burner is lit, the barrel itself will be too hot to handle. To reinforce safety habits, avoid touching the barrel even if the burner isn't in use. Keep your eye on it at all times, and never leave the laboratory while it's lit. If you are working on something for a moment that does not require the flame, turn it down to the coolest yellow flame (known as a safety flame).
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Use a Bunsen burner in a clean, uncluttered area. Wear safety gear and tie back loose hair or clothing. Locate safety equipment, the fire alarm, and emergency exits. Handle the burner by its base. Never leave a lit Bunsen burner unattended.
Article: If you are nervous about asking him out, try preparing what you want to say ahead of time. This will help you get your thoughts in order before you are in front of him. This will make it easier to know what to say to him in the moment. If you think he likes you, then you might find preparing yourself a bit easier. For example, you could just say something like, "It seems like you like me and I like you. Wanna go out sometime?" If you are unsure about whether or not he likes you, then you might plan on saying something like, "I'm not sure how you feel about me, but I like spending time with you. Would you like to go out sometime?" . When you are asking out your guy friend, you want to seem confident about your request. Confidence is an attractive quality and will show that you truly mean that you want to go out with him. Confidence will also make you feel less nervous and shy, which will help the process overall. Try using confident body language, such as: Standing tall and straight with your hands at your sides. Making direct eye contact and smiling when you are talking to him. Using your hands and arms to gesture when you talk. When you ask him out, you need to be direct about your intentions. Asking him to go out may be misconstrued as just hanging out since you both have done so in the past. When you ask him, make sure you specifically mention you want it to be a date. This way, it won't be awkward if he misunderstands your intentions in the moment. Try already having a type of date planned before you ask him out. Say something like, "Would you like to go on a date with me tomorrow to play bowling?" This will take some of the pressure off of him and you to decide what to do later. However, don't go overboard. You want it to sound casual and romantic, not already too involved and crazy about dating him. There is no right time to ask someone out. However, make sure you aren't in a public place with a bunch of your other friends. This would make it awkward for him and you, which is the opposite effect you want. Instead, ask him when you are both alone. You can do it after you've been joking around a little bit. You can also ask him for a serious moment for your question. You just want him to know that you are serious about the question. If you want to make sure that you can remain friends after you ask him out, give him a chance to say no. You don't want to ruin what you have if he just happens to not be interested in dating you. This will make it less awkward afterwards if he says no. Say something along the lines of, "Would you be interested in going on a date with me? However, it's okay if you just want to stay friends. I am open to that as well." Just know it may be somewhat awkward right after you ask if he says no. But if you are strong enough friends, the awkwardness will pass.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Prepare what you want to say ahead of time. Exude confidence Get your point across. Do it at the right time. Give him the option to say no.