In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Revealing details about yourself beyond run of the mill small talk can create a more intimate bond between the two of you. This could be something as simple as telling him how many siblings you have, that you come from a small town, or that you love jazz music. Disclosing personal details shows you are starting to trust him. If he responds with intimate details of his own, you are both clearly working toward building a more serious relationship. Be careful not to reveal too much too soon. Telling him more about yourself over a period of time or over several dates can help to grow your mutual attraction to each other. Deeper questions like, "How's your relationship with your mother?" Or "what do you think about kids?" should only be asked after several dates and once you have built up trust and mutual understanding. A good conversation can be a big turn on for a guy, especially if you both talk about things you enjoy or can agree on. The rule of no talk of religion, politics, or money during a date may be outdated. But focusing on topics like your favorite travel destinations or your favorite television shows can be good ways to keep the conversation going and make it enjoyable for both of you. Finding common ground also shows him you are interested enough to try to find ways to connect with his tastes and preferences. Though you may not agree all the time, working towards a mutual understanding can strengthen your relationship. If you know he is a big sports fan and you are also into sports, ask him: "So, what did you think of last night's game?" Or if you are more interested in pop culture, bring up the latest show you're obsessed with on Netflix, or share your celebrity crushes. Avoid being passive in the conversation or saying "yes" to everything he says. Voicing your opinion shows you have the intelligence to think for yourself and aren't afraid to be honest. A smart woman who knows what she wants and how to get it will attract men everywhere she goes. If he asks you a direct question, like "What is your favorite place you've ever traveled to?" or "What do you look for in a person?" Give him an honest answer and then ask him the same question. This will show you are interested in keeping the conversation going. It will also show you have a straight forward and honest attitude, a big turn on for most guys.
Summary: Be willing to share details about yourself with him. Find things you both love to talk about. Don't be shy about voicing your opinion.

Each state has its own requirements, but you generally must have earned a certain amount of money before you become eligible for unemployment benefits. This period is called your "base period," and states measure it differently. For example, in Illinois, you must have made at least $1,600 in your base period, and you must have earned at least $440 in one of those quarters. If you're unsure whether you've earned enough, go ahead and apply. Let the office reject you if you haven't earned enough. To qualify for benefits, you must have lost the job through no fault of your own. Consider the reason why you are now unemployed. Layoff. You will typically qualify for benefits if your employer was downsizing or if they just didn't have enough work for you. Firing. Generally, you can't collect benefits if you were fired for serious misconduct, such as intentionally neglecting your duties. However, you might qualify for benefits if you were fired because the company thought you weren't a good fit. Quitting. You probably can't get benefits if you quit because you disliked your job or because your boss annoyed you. However, you might qualify if you quit for "good cause." Each state defines good cause differently, but harassment, discrimination, or fraud usually qualify. You might also qualify if you quit because of health or family concerns, such as domestic violence or because you needed to take care of a sick relative. Your state wants you out and looking for work. For this reason, you can only get unemployment benefits if you are willing to accept a job when one is offered to you. You might not qualify as willing and able to work in the following circumstances: You probably won't qualify if you are sick and cannot work. You won't qualify if you don't have transportation. You aren't required to travel hundreds of miles to a potential job, but you must be able to get to one reasonably nearby. You might not qualify if you are mainly a student. Your state's office is happy to answer any questions you have. No question is too small. Find contact information for your state's unemployment office at https://www.careeronestop.org/localhelp/unemploymentbenefits/unemployment-benefits.aspx. Select your state. Always write down the name of the person you spoke with and the date/time of your conversation. Summarize what the office has told you. You might also be able to ask questions by email.
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One-sentence summary -- Make sure you've worked enough. Analyze why you lost your job. Be willing and able to work. Call your state's unemployment office with questions.

Problem: Article: You may have it saved on your desktop, but you might have to search your computer for it. The easiest way is to use a search bar. PC's will have a search bar in the bottom left, and Macs will have it in the top right. Use the followings steps to open a PDF in Adobe Acrobat. Click File in the menu bar in the upper-right corner. Click Open in the drop-down menu below "File". Select the PDF you want to open and click Open. Alternatively, you can right-click a PDF file and then select Open With... and then select Adobe Acrobat. It's the icon that resembles two sheets of paper stack on top of one another. It's at the top of the toolbar on the left side. The pages are listed in a column to the left. Click a page to select it. To select multiple pages, hold Ctrl and select all the pages you want to delete. It's above the column with the list of pages on the left. This confirms that you want to delete the pages you selected and permanently deletes them. It's in the menu bar at the top of the screen. This permanently removes the items from your document. The file name will be appended with the suffex "_Redacted". To avoid overwriting your original document, click Save As and save your document to another location or another file name.
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Open Adobe Acrobat. Open your file. Click the Pages icon. Click the pages you want to delete. Click the trash can icon. Click Ok in the pop-up windows. Click File. Click Save.