INPUT ARTICLE: Article: If someone doesn't respond to your flirting or rejects you outright, let them go. Don't dwell on what you could have done differently, and don't try to change their mind. At this stage in the relationship, take what your crush says at face value. Look at a "no" as an opportunity to meet someone even better. Remember, this will take time. Don't be discouraged if you continue to have feelings for your crush. Just do your best to interact with new people, and don't be tempted to continue trying to flirt with your crush. Let yourself be sad. It's fine to take a day or a week to wallow a little. Vent to your friends. Treat yourself to a nice meal. If you've been flirting with your crush for a while, but you're still not sure whether or not they return your feelings, it can help to ask friends. Try to ask friends who know your crush fairly well. Sometimes, an objective opinion can help you understand what someone really feels. If your friends think your crush is interested, it may be time to be more blunt with your crush about their feelings. Just ask them like this: "Hey! I have a confession to make. I have been really crushing on you lately. Just wondering if maybe you felt the same?" If your crush returns your feelings, let yourself enjoy the moment. Keep flirting, and keep things light-hearted for a while. Don't feel pressured to progress into the serious stage of a relationship too quickly.

SUMMARY: Learn to take a no. Get a second opinion. Celebrate returned feelings.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Tuna salad begins with just enough oil to hold the tuna together. Drain the canned tuna, then spoon in mayonnaise or high-quality olive oil and stir until combined. With mayonnaise, it will stick together as a moist mixture. Olive oil will make a looser salad, so just break apart the tuna chunks and stir until coated. For a low-fat salad, use plain, low-fat yoghurt instead. If your tuna is packed in flavorful olive oil, you can skip this step. Mayonnaise and tuna isn't bad on its own, but tuna salad has more potential than that. Try mixing it with one of these recipes: Cranberries, apple, and green onion(See top of page for quantities) stick celery and red onion, diced, plus 1 tsp (5 mL) pickle relish 1 clove crushed garlic, several chopped and toasted walnuts, handful of sprouts Read this article for more variations Add sea salt, and black pepper to taste. Optionally, squeeze a wedge of lemon over the tuna salad, or garnish with fresh Italian parsley, dill, basil, or cilantro. Most cooks prefer to chill tuna salad under plastic wrap in the refrigerator, but it can be served at room temperature. Here are a few serving suggestions: On a bed of spinach or lettuce leaves Topped with sliced tomatoes and/or avocado Stuffed into a hollowed out tomato Shaped into a cylinder using a mold (for firm salads only)

SUMMARY: Mix tuna with mayonnaise or olive oil. Mix in ingredients. Add spices and garnish. Serve immediately or chilled.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Logotypes are the stylized and graphic illustration of a name or a group of letters. Logos differ from abstract symbols because logos include text. Logos are usually associated with brands or products, but some people have personal logos as well. You might want to create a logo for your business or just for your name or initials. Before you get started, think about why you are creating a logo. For example, do you want to include a logo on your job application materials or personal website to help you stand out? Or will this logo appear on your products? You should also consider who will be viewing your logo and for what purpose. What might appeal to this audience? For example, will the intended audience respond better to some modern-looking or something more traditional? Your logo can be a full or partial part of your business name or personal name. If you are creating a logo for your business, then you may want to have the full business name in the logo or just abbreviate it. If you are creating a personal logo, then you may want to use your full name or just your initials. If you decide to use an abbreviation, then you may need to add a symbol or a design element to make sure that your audience knows that the symbol represents you or your business. Some fonts can evoke powerful emotions and feelings, while others may appear bland and emotionless. The font that you choose is central to your logo so make sure that you choose one that is striking but also easy to read. Try checking the fonts that are available in your word processing software or check out online databases of fonts for ideas and inspiration. If you decide to use more than one font, try to keep the number of different fonts to a minimum. Experts recommend using just one or two. There are many design programs available that can help you to perfect your logo. You can use a design program to produce your logo as a jpeg, tif or png file which can be easily circulated and added to different kinds of documents. Adobe Illustrator is one of the most popular graphic design software programs. You are usually required to pay for these programs, but it might be a worthwhile investment if you need a high-quality logo or if you are planning to produce multiple logos. In order to make your letters into a recognizable, original and striking logo you will have to use your imagination and think creatively. As with symbols, color is important. For example, if you are designing a logo for an all-natural face cream, then you might choose earth-tones to communicate to your audience that the product is natural and free of artificial ingredients. In contrast, bright neon colors might send your audience the message that the product is more artificial or high-tech. Try joining the letters together in an aesthetically pleasing way. For example, you can use shared strokes to link the letters together. Clarity is important when you are designing a logo. Make sure that the logo still looks the same when it is re-sized. It should be easy to read and look good no matter what size it is. Remember your logo may be printed on different sized materials, like on a small business card. Make sure that the image is still recognizable if it is inverted as well. If you are using the logo for printed materials then print out the logo and look at it as it would appear on paper. This might help you to identify flaws easier than when you look at it on your computer screen. If you are struggling to design an effective logo, consider hiring a professional designer. The top firms charge thousands of dollars for logo design but there may be a freelance designer in your area that will charge less. Try to find a designer who specializes in creating logos for your particular purpose. He or she may have some great ideas about what will work best for your needs.

SUMMARY:
Think about what you want your logo to represent. Choose the letters that you want to have in your logo. Choose a striking font. Use a specific design program or an online application. Get creative. Evaluate your logo for readability and clarity. Hire a professional graphic designer.