Problem: Article: Brush the entire surface of your jacket. This will fluff up the nap, which improves the overall look of your suede while also loosening dirt or debris on the surface. Loosening up the fibers with the brush will also make removing embedded stains easier. If you've removed all the surface dirt, there may still be a stain on the suede. Rub the stain with the brush using slightly more pressure. Move the brush back and forth to try to dislodge the stain from the fibers. Don't rub too hard. Suede is delicate. Brushing too hard can damage the nap. Suede protector will help keep your jacket clean and protect it from many surface stains, such as water and oil. However, suede protector won't protect against heavy stains, like blood, ink, or mud. Suede protector helps against many stains acquired through everyday wear. You can buy suede protector online and in stores that specialize in suede and leather.
Summary: Use a suede brush. Concentrate additional brushing on visibly dirty areas. Spray the jacket with suede protector.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: If you have been planning to ask them for a while, don't come on too strong. Keep yourself calm so that when you ask them to hang out it doesn't come across as desperate. Take a breath and use your regular conversational tone. You'll sound too eager if you say, "You are so cool and I really want to spend more time with you." Be casual when you ask a classmate by saying, "Man everytime we talk, this guy is droning on in the background. We should chill outside of class sometime." If you had fun with someone at a party, say, "It's been a great meeting, do you want to catch up later on sometime?" You may have a hard time asking someone to hang out without a specific reason. If you're asking someone you know you have a common interest with, use that to your advantage. Tell them it would be fun to do the activity together sometime. If you always talk to a coworker about the Walking Dead, ask them if they want to come over and watch it with you. You know you're both free when it's on, and the hangout has a set time frame so they can split when it's over. You might meet someone that works out at your gym. Since you are probably there around the same time, ask them if they'd want to work out together. Say, "We could both have a spotter and push each other to work harder." Say to someone, "I've noticed we always seem to be painting in this studio at the same time, would you want to meet up and actually paint together sometime?" It's no good to ask someone to hang out if you tell yourself they won't want to. Get in the mindset that you are fun to hang out with and that the person you ask will say yes. If you are confident in yourself and make a direct ask, the person will be more open than if you seem timid when you ask. Don't say, "You're probably busy most of the time and have a lot of other friends already, but we could hang out sometime if you want to it. It's okay if you would rather not." For an example, think about a co-worker you'd like to hang out with. Catch them in the break room and say, "We should find something cool to do outside of this place sometime." It's simple, shows your interest, and leaves things open to developing. If you're in a weekly club with someone, say, "You know, we meet up here every week. Let's grab some food after the meeting sometime." Again, it's direct and shows that you are assuming they would be interested.

SUMMARY: Ask in a casual way. Use a specific common interest as a reason to hang out. Be confident that they will say yes.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: This sub-zone is on the east side of Orgrimmar, with a large river through it. Look for a bright red hot air balloon floating above the Valley, just past the bridge from the city center. This portal is located directly below this balloon, next to the Pandaren monk trainer Ji Firepaw.
Summary: Visit the Valley of Honor. Look for a red balloon. Enter the portal to Honeydew Village.

The adhesive holding the screen to the faceplate needs to be heated to separate the two. Remove and discard the cracked screen.
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One-sentence summary -- Now that your detached faceplate is ready to be repaired, remove the square 'home' button and set aside. Lay the faceplate face up and heat with a hairdryer. Now replace your 'home' button and lay your replacement screen over your faceplate. Heat the faceplate with your hairdryer to allow the adhesive to bond with the screen. Let your screen cool down and make sure that it has adhered to the faceplate completely. Put your iPod back together carefully by reversing these steps.

Q: Use your extra time to treat yourself to a luxurious DIY bubble bath. If you don't have bubble bath soap or crystals, just make it a regular bath, setting up candles and snacks to make it feel special. What better time to curl up with some tea, coffee or hot chocolate than a rainy day? If you're with friends or kids, you could even host a "tea party." Wear fancy clothes, set out some nice china and appetizers and use your best manners. Pinkies up, everyone! Put on some relaxing songs, light a few candles and use your rainy day as a chance to unwind. Maybe your life has been so hectic lately that you've been missing out on sleep, or you just need a quick power nap to get back up to speed. The sound of rain on the roof and in the streets can be very soothing. Let it lull you right to sleep.
A: Have a bubble bath. Mix up some hot drinks. Listen to music, the radio or a podcast. Take a nap.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: You'll need your birth certificate, as well as your passport. The passport can be expired. You'll also need two passport photos of yourself. The photos must be identical, in color, and have been taken recently. The application can be found online. Pick the appropriate application, either by grant or descent. Once again, you'll need to fill in biographical information on you and your parents. You'll also need to answer questions about where you live, your residency status, and your fluency in English. You'll have another section about any criminal charges you may have faced. The application for by descent is slightly less complicated than by grant. You will need an adult to witness your signature of the application. A citizenship officer can be your witness. Whoever acts as the witness must also have a New Zealand passport. The person cannot live at the same address or be a relation. You have to pay fees to complete your application. As of 2016, those fees were about NZ$500 to complete the citizenship by grant application, though they are subject to change. For citizenship by descent, the application fee is about NZ$200. You also must pay a fee if your citizenship is denied. Once your application is completed, you can either send in your application by mail or make an appointment to go to one of the citizenship offices. The locations to walk the application in are in Wellington, Auckland, Christchurch, and Manukau. The addresses are on the online application. If you mail it in, make sure to use a "track and trace" courier bag. Mail the application to Department of Internal Affairs, PO Box 10680, Wellington 6143 You must take either an oath or affirmation to become a citizen by grant. Basically, you'll just stand up at a ceremony and say you pledge loyalty to New Zealand. The oath is religious (it includes "so help me God") while the affirmation is not. You also take the oath on a religious book.
Summary:
Have the appropriate documents ready. Fill in the application. Have it witnessed. Pay the fee. Send or walk the application in. Take the oath or affirmation.