How to protect your store from shoplifters 
Change the layout of your store. 
No matter what type of business you run, the layout of your store may be aiding shoplifters right under your nose. Think about the design and layout of your store, including where valuable merchandise is shelved, how your aisles are constructed (if you have aisles), and how traffic moves through the store.

OPTIONS:
- Formatting your aisles may even give you a better view of these issues and help your store more successfully. Consider, for example, a larger storefront and more people, to keep the layout user-friendly.
- Limit entry/exit points in your store. If at all possible, funnel everyone entering or leaving through a single door that passes by the cashier.
- Try to avoid purchasing items with a glovebox logo near the bottom to further protect from shoplifters. Keep the layout of the shop in mind when installing a store' infrastructure' system.
- Agree which area of your store looks safest to shoplifters and encourage your students to do the same. Ask each student to link an item or two into the layout of their store.

Limit entry/exit points in your store. If at all possible, funnel everyone entering or leaving through a single door that passes by the cashier.

How to kiss someone in elementary school 
Be social, happy, and confident. 
In elementary school, the people that are liked the most are people who are active and social. Being aggressive or causing disruptive behavior could make you unpopular.

OPTIONS:
- Showing someone that you are mature is a key element of having a clean and happy perspective. Being social is especially important for younger children; children over the age of two need to view eye contact as a very important indicator of maturity.
- To make yourself more popular, make sure to have fun, stay positive, and smile. There is always a chance that you will be rude to other people.
- Do your best to avoid aggression (such as screaming, throwing and smashing papers), and pranks. Be social when you are able and develop a special in yourself that everyone can see and like.
- Try to keep your temper under wraps and go out of your way to talk to other kids in school. Trying different and new experiences, keeping close friends, and staying away from negative people will increase your happiness.

Try to keep your temper under wraps and go out of your way to talk to other kids in school. Trying different and new experiences, keeping close friends, and staying away from negative people will increase your happiness.

How to prevent your pets from accidentally starting a house fire 
Keep your pet away from open flames. 
This is the biggest and most obvious thing you can do to reduce the likelihood that your pet will accidentally cause a fire. Cats often accidentally knock over candles with their tails.

OPTIONS:
- There's really no need to keep your pet near any open flames. When your pet fires up or disrupts the flow of fire, keep them nearby.
- Making sure to keep your pet away from any open flame source, even if it's from a firebox, can be a successful safety precaution. Wear gloves when handling fire and fire-related materials.
- Pets also don't react well to smoke and fumes. When your pet goes near a gas stove, do not fire it up.
- Large dogs might lean against stove knobs and turn up the heat. If you're cooking on the range or using candles, make sure your pet stays away.

Large dogs might lean against stove knobs and turn up the heat. If you're cooking on the range or using candles, make sure your pet stays away.

How to choose eggs 
Understand how conventional eggs are produced. 
Conventional eggs often come from hens that have been kept in small cages in crowded facilities. Also, conventional eggs often come from hens that have eaten a diet of corn, soy and cottonseed meal, which is then filled with commercial additives.

OPTIONS:
- Conventional eggs are safe to eat and still make a good choice of protein. However, many researchers believe that eggs from chickens raised in these conditions are nutritionally inferior.
- Although it might seem like a viable option, eggs produced locally for different breeds of birds are cheaper and often safer to eat. Conventional eggs come in a wide variety of colors including gold, red, green, brown, and dark green.
- Choose the right egg for your needs. For example, do you want this kind of egg for your gardening needs only or are you looking for a larger, healthier, odorous one.
- Other than conventional eggs, conventional eggs also fall into the grain group. For example, you may choose eggs with a grain group of corn or egg whites, or eggs with a grain group of eggs and water.


Conventional eggs are safe to eat and still make a good choice of protein. However, many researchers believe that eggs from chickens raised in these conditions are nutritionally inferior.