The customer service agents at the airport are typically in the best position to resolve problems and handle complaints. They have more options if you go to them immediately after something happens. Write down the name and job title of anyone you speak to at the airport, along with a brief summary of what they said. If they agree to do anything for you or compensate you, repeat their statement back to them to confirm it. Your nerves may be frayed, but try to avoid making a scene. Be polite but firm to all airline representatives who talk to you. The DOT requires all airlines to post this document on their website, so you can access it easily there. It provides details about your rights as a passenger and how you can exercise those rights. Take note of the provisions of the contract that apply to your situation and raise them with a customer service representative. For example, if the contract says you are entitled to reasonable accommodations if your flight is delayed overnight, point that out to an airline representative and politely ask that the contract be honored. Unlike other businesses, DOT regulations prohibit mandatory arbitration clauses, such as those you may find in other consumer contracts. If you're unable to resolve the situation with customer service representatives at the airport, you can submit a written complaint after the fact. All airlines have complaint forms available on their websites. Your complaint must include your ticket number, flight number, origin and destination cities, and the dates of your travel. Provide the same name listed on your ticket and contact information, including a valid mailing address. List as many specific facts and details as you can, including the names and job titles of any airline representatives with whom you spoke. DOT regulations require airlines to acknowledge all written complaints within 30 days and provide you with a written response within 60 days. You'll get this response in the mail, although you may also get a phone call or email. Depending on your issue, a representative from the airline may contact you with questions or to request more information about the problem that occurred. Remain courteous and provide any additional information you can to the best of your ability. If the airline doesn't address the issue to your satisfaction, you can file a complaint with the DOT.
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One-sentence summary -- Try to resolve the problem at the airport. Review the airline's Contract of Carriage. File a written complaint with the airline. Evaluate the airline's response.

Q: Some flowers or plants that essential oils are derived from require a larger quantity to create one drop of oil. For roses, it takes almost 60 roses to make one drop of oil, and this should be reflected in the price of the oil. An unusually low price is normally a sign that the oil is diluted in some way, making it less pure. If all of the oils from a particular brand are the same price, it is usually indicative of less pure oils. You could expect to have a range of prices from $20 for a more abundant oil, such as lavender, all the way up to $80 for an oil that is harder to make, such as rose. Try to buy from a supplier who distills their own oils, or deals directly with a distiller who does. Suppliers should be willing to provide you with a sample (maybe for a small fee) before encouraging you to buy larger quantities. This shows that they are confident in their product and believe that if you try it you will buy. Being able to read the label and identify the plant makeup of the oil is the first step to buying a quality oil. The general rule of thumb is to purchase by the Latin name, which can be found by searching online for the plant, as this is normally the most specific. For example, many customers purchase lavandula oil, also known as lavender, because of its calming effects. A common mistake is purchasing lavender oil instead, which has the opposite effect and will make the user more alert. There should be a statement on the packaging of the oil that says "100% Pure" or something similar to this claim. If there is not, it has likely been mixed or adulterated with some other substance.
A: Compare the prices of the essential oils. Ask your supplier about the purity of their oils and the distilling process. Search for oil by the specific name of the plant it is derived from. Check the packaging for a purity statement.

Article: No matter how sure you are that he's the right one for you, if you have a nagging sense that something's wrong, it might be. Not every love story is perfect, but the first step of a healthy relationship is honest evaluation. If your relationship can't stand up to deliberate scrutiny, you are hiding yourself from facing the truth about it. Talking to a friend may be helpful during this process. Many times, a friend will be able to help you see things about your relationship that you've avoided. If you notice that your family avoids talking about your beau, and your friends keep their distance, this is a sign that you're in love with the wrong person. These are people who care about you, and about your well being. Talk to them about their concerns. Try to listen without defending yourself or the person you're in love with. It's in your best interest to hear what they have to say, so keep quiet and listen while they talk to you. Your friends and family will have noticed if the person you love hasn't been treating you with respect. If you're having trouble seeing what a realistic future would look like together, you probably already know that it's time to move on. If you can't realistically see your lives together in 5 or 10 years, it might be because you're in love with the wrong person. Some people can be very fun to be with in the moment, but that doesn't mean that you're obligated to stay with the person forever. Sometimes it's just the wrong time for a long-term commitment. Another sign might be that you continually find yourself daydreaming about what your life might be like without the other person in it. In this case, it might be time to make that dream come true. Sometimes the person you love doesn't love you back, and it's up to you to accept this. It will be easier to accept when you realize that his lack of love has more to do with him and his life than it does with you. Maybe he's become involved with drinking or drugs, or has problems with depression, or is upset or otherwise self-absorbed. Maybe he's realized that he's not in love with you, and there's a chance he's even told you this. If he's consistently breaking his promises to you, not communicating his needs, and leaving you alone to wonder what you did wrong, these are all signs of rejection. Try to realize that if this is the case, there's really nothing you can do about it.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Notice how you feel when you're around him. Pay attention to what your friends and family think. Try to visualize the future with the person. Recognize the signs of rejection.

Article: Any time you're touching your eyes and eyelids, you should wash your hands. Wet your hands with clean water, lather them with soap, and then scrub them for about 20 seconds before rinsing. Dry your hands using a clean towel. You may need to adjust the eyelashes a few times to get them in the right position. Allow your other eye makeup to dry and set before applying the lashes. It may be a good idea to wear minimal makeup around your eyes until you're used to applying your lashes. It can take awhile to get used to using magnetic lashes. Practice before you wear the lashes out, as they may look awkward the first few times you put them on.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Wash your hands before applying eyelashes. Let your eye makeup dry before putting on the lashes. Practice before wearing your eyelashes out.