The less attention you draw to yourself the better. If possible, pick up attire similar to what the crew is dressed in so you look like you belong. If you start freaking out and talking about how excited you are to see the band, people will begin to catch on. Play it cool. You can try to look busy or bored. If you want to fit in, it should seem like it's just another day at the office for you. Talk like you belong. If a crew member walks by, casually say hello. A simple nod works well, too. Don't overdo it and end up drawing their attention. If they stop you and question you, laugh it off. Then tell them you work at the venue, or you're with the band. Make eye contact. Don't hang your head down or try to stay unnoticed. The more you act like you aren't doing anything wrong, the better the chance you have. Don't stop or slow down too much. Keep moving like you know where you're going, even if you don't. Watch where the staff and band members go and observe what they do. Pick up on it and follow like you belong there. By watching enough people, you'll figure out how to blend in and seem inconspicuous.
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One-sentence summary -- Wear dark, casual clothing. Act natural. Head to your destination.

Q: If you use 0000-grade fine stainless-steel wool, it should be gentle enough to take up nail polish but not harm the wood. Just be sure to scrub gently and in the same direction as the grain in the wood.
A: Try steel wool for stubborn stains.

Article: If you prefer an all-natural tile cleaner, add 1 cup of baking soda (180 g) to a bowl. Drizzle in just enough white vinegar to create a thick paste. It's normal for the mixture to fizz when you combine the ingredients. Once the baking soda and vinegar mixture stops fizzing, apply it the dirty tile with a damp sponge. Allow the mixture to sit on the surface for at least 15 minutes so it has time to break down the soap scum. You may want to leave the baking soda paste on the tile for up to a half hour if the soap scum is particularly thick. After you've allowed the baking soda paste to sit on the tile for at least 15 minutes, wet a clean, non-abrasive sponge and wipe it away. Next, use a spray bottle filled with warm water to thoroughly rinse the tile so it's completely clean. If there are some areas where the soap scum hasn't come off, you can scrub them with a soft-bristled brush. When the tile is completely clean, use a clean towel or cloth to wipe down the surface. It's important to dry the tile completely if you want to keep the surface free of soap scum and mildew.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Mix the baking soda and vinegar. Apply the mixture to the tile and let it sit. Wipe the mixture off with a sponge and rinse the tile off. Dry the tile.

Problem: Article: How you wear your hood will depend on your whether you put it on yourself, or a professor places the hood on you at your ceremony. If you're participating in a hooding ceremony, you may need to drape your hood over your arm or shoulder while you wait for it to be placed over your neck. Ask your university about your specific hooding timeline and instructions. Your hood will likely come folded up in a plastic bag or on a hanger. Shake out the hood so it's fully extended. Then place it on a flat surface so you can ensure that it's properly prepared before you put it on or drape it over your arm or shoulder. Your hood will have a velvet lining that extends down from the top, or where you'll be putting your head. This brightly colored velvet indicates your degree, so it should be facing out. You don't want to hide the colors that show your accomplishments! About halfway down the velvet lining, most hoods will have a satin trim that reflects the school colors. Fold this out so that the velvet remains visible on the top half of the hood, and the trim is showing on the bottom half. Hoods will also generally include a small button and cord that you can secure horizontally across this halfway-point to keep the satin trim visible. This fold should be right below your shoulder blades when the hood is placed over your head. An academic hood is meant to drape down your back. You should also make sure the small, pointed end of the hood, usually also lined in velvet, is laid flat at the base of your neck. Remove your graduation cap or tam when you put on your hood, as you don't want your hat to get tangled up in your hood. Most hoods include a small cord that hangs off the triangular end that goes around your neck. Loop this cord around a shirt button or a purposefully made button inside your graduation gown to keep the hood safely in place. Once the hood has been secured to your clothing or the inside of your academic gown, you may close your robe. If you are not wearing a shirt or dress with buttons and your gown does not come with a specially made button, you can use a safety pin instead. If your hood doesn't come with a cord, or the cord breaks, use a thick needle and sturdy yarn to create a homemade cord. Be sure to use a color that won't clash with the hood, likely black. You may jostle the folding when you put the hood over your head. Because it will be out of easy reach once it's down your back, you'll want another person handy in case they need to fix it.
Summary: Determine your university's policies for hoods. Unfold your hood. Turn out the velvet lining. Turn out the satin trim. Place the hood over your head. Secure the hood using the cord and a button or pin. Ask a family member or friend to check the folding.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Pour the apple cider, apple juice, white sugar, and brown sugar into a large pot. Add the clove and cinnamon, then bring the mixture to a boil. Once the mixture has begun to boil, reduce the heat to medium low and let simmer for 20 to 25 minutes, stirring occasionally. Once combined, take the mixture off heat and allow to cool completely. Don't skimp on this stepadding the alcohol while the mixture is too hot will greatly decrease the potency of the drink! Pour in the Everclear and vanilla vodka and stir until mixed in. If you don't have access to 190 proof Everclear, you can use 5 cups of 150 proof instead for the same effect. If you're going to be drinking the mixture right away, pour into glasses and serve. Alternatively, you can bottle the drink and refrigerate for consumption at a later time.

SUMMARY: Combine non alcoholic ingredients. Simmer the mixture. Cool. Stir in the alcohol. Serve.

Article: Your horse should already be familiar with riding tack and a saddle pad before you put on the saddle, or else it could get stressed. Have someone your horse already knows gently hold it in place. Your horse will look to your helper for reassurance, so having someone calm nearby will help ease its mood. Don't tie your horse while saddling, which can be dangerous if it gets spooked. Your helper should hold it in place. Since you traditionally mount your horse on its left side, approach it from that side. Rub it with the saddle pad before placing it on its back, remembering to give praise. Heft the saddle quickly and smoothly onto the pad, and let it sit there for 1-2 minutes. If your horse looks comfortable, cinch the girth (saddle strap) just snug enough to keep it in place. Give positive reinforcement when it accepts the girth. Allow your horse to walk and jog around on its own to get used to the saddle. Stay out of the way. It may take several days in a row for your horse to get comfortable wearing the saddle. Make sure your horse has accepted the saddle and is comfortable wearing it before you try mounting. You'll know your horse is comfortable when it doesn't try to remove the saddle with its mouth, flinch when being saddled, or seem skittish when wearing it.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Ask someone to help you introduce the saddle. Place the saddle on your horse's back. Tighten the girth in intervals.