Article: Signs of infection include reddening, swelling, or pus around the area where catheter had been removed. Fever may also indicate the presence of infection. Continue to flush the area with warm, salty water. Bathe and wash as usual. While you may have discontinued baths when your catheter was inserted, showers are fine. Now that you've removed the catheter, you can take baths as well. Your urine should be clear or light yellow. Presence of light pink urine is also normal for the first 24 48 hours following catheter removal, as a slight amount of blood may have entered the urinary tract. Urine that is dark red in color is a sign of blood, and foul-smelling or cloudy urine may indicate infection. If either of these are present, contact your medical provider immediately. You may experience a slight rash on the area where your catheter has been removed. Cotton underwear allows for freer airflow to the area which aids healing. After removing a catheter, it's important to keep track of your urination patterns. If you have not urinated within eight hours of removing your catheter, contact your health care provider. It's normal for urination to become a little irregular once your catheter is removed. It's common to find yourself needing to urinate more frequently than normal. You may experience a slight discomfort when urinating. If this persists beyond 24 48 hours following catheter removal, this may indicate infection. You may also find that you have difficulty controlling your urine flow. This is not unusual. Keep track of incidents that concern you, and ask your medical provider about these incidents at your next visit. Keep a urination diary to help your doctor determine whether or not any further steps are needed on the path to your recovery. Drinking six to eight cups per day of water will help aid recovery of your urinary tract. Drinking a lot of water can help to increase your urine volume while also flushing out any bacteria or microorganisms in your bladder and urethra. Avoid drinking caffeine as it may irritate the bladder. Limit your fluid intake after 6:00 pm. Drinking too much liquid in the evening may wake you up during the night. Elevate your feet when seated, particularly in the evening.
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Check for signs of inflammation or infection. Keep track of the time when you go to the bathroom. Drink plenty of fluids.

Problem: Article: Time to put all your eye crossing practice to work. Cross your eyes, using a pen or finger guide if you need to. Once crossed, hold this position for a few seconds. Take frequent breaks to prevent strain.
Summary: Cross your eyes.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: In order to attract a sponsor, you will also need to develop a clearer picture of your previous relations with sponsors. If you have had sponsorships before, try to get testimonials from the companies that you worked with in the past. Consider putting these testimonials and other materials documenting your history in a press kit for potential sponsors. Once you meet to pitch your event, you will need to have detailed demographics about your target audience. You will want to demonstrate the areas in which there is overlap between your demographics and the sponsor's customers. If a company is considering making an investment, they will need full details on who has attended the event in the past. Prepare some visual aids like charts and graphs to convey the areas of overlap. A sponsor wants a clear-cut answer to what the company gains by supporting your event. Give the sponsors a clear picture of how the event will benefit them. Avoid being vague or making any soft promises. Describe the marketing advantages or the financial incentives for supporting your event in detail. Detail your vision of the event and outline how you intend develop it. Bring promotional materials from previous events and discuss any changes to the old theme. This is especially helpful for those sponsors who may not be familiar with the event. You should talk to the sponsors about their presence at the event. For example, let them know where their booth will be located. Be flexible and let the sponsors have some input about the theme. This may make your event more attractive. Include details about what type of media you will use, and how you will promote the sponsor in pre-event publicity. Discuss how you have marketed the event in the past. Be sure to bring any available marketing materials to the pitch and show it to the sponsors. For example, bring any print material and show the sponsors where their logo will be displayed. Show them any previous commercials or advertisements for the event. Link your sponsor's existing marketing campaign to your event if possible. The clearer the connection, the more attractive your event will be to the sponsor. Instead of only pitching your ideas about marketing and potential profits, try to connect with the marketers on a personal level. Appeal to their companies stated mission or history of sponsorship. When appropriate, appeal to representatives' emotions, especially if the event's goal is to raise funds for a charitable cause. For example, if your potential sponsor has a stated commitment to the environment, mention how your event recycles and lowers its carbon footprint. Building a strong relationship will keep the sponsor coming back year after year or for multiple events.

SUMMARY: Give your sponsorship history. Prepare demographic data for potential sponsors to review. Pitch the benefits of sponsorship. Present a clear strategy for how you intend to develop the event's theme. Outline the marketing strategy you will pursue to promote the event. Focus on building a relationship.

Use a paper towel to grab as much of the solid as possible and discard it in the trash. You may need to do this several times in order to completely remove the solid. If cleaning a chair with fabric upholstery, it's important not to rub as you clean; you might force the solids into the fabric and make it more difficult to clean. It's important to act as soon as you see the mess, so it doesn't have time to set. The faster you attend to a spill, the less likely it is to set and cause a stain. If you act quickly enough, you should just need to dampen a cloth or rag with water. Use it to sponge up as much of the liquid as you can. Wring out the liquid in a separate container or a sink, and keep blotting the spill until it's gone. This tag provides cleaning instructions directly from the manufacturer. If you see an S, you should only use solvent-based solutions to clean the chair. A W means you should use a water-based solvent, while an SW or S/W means either type of solution can be used. Any product containing water could damage the upholstery. There are several brands of cleaners, and you should always check the instructions coming with the product. Some are in liquid form while others are powdered. In either case, you'll want to apply a small amount of solvent to a dry cloth and blot up the stain. Make sure to use a damp cloth to wick away the solvent, otherwise it could leave a ring on your upholstery. Mix a mild dish soap with water and dampen a clean cloth with it. Blot the stain with the cloth. Be careful not to rub the stain, otherwise you may damage the upholstery, especially if it's made of fabric or microfibers. Dampen a cotton ball with a few drops of rubbing alcohol. Test the alcohol on a small spot of the chair that's out of view, such as the underside. If it doesn't cause any damage, use the cotton ball to rub the stain. Mesh upholstery tends to get frayed if rubbed too briskly. Make sure to be more gentle on these surfaces. Don't use rubbing alcohol on acrylic fabric upholstery. Rubbing alcohol only has a small amount of water, and you may be able to use it on S-coded upholstery. If in doubt, apply a small amount of rubbing alcohol to a small, inconspicuous part of the upholstery. If there's no damage, you should be able to use the rubbing alcohol.
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Pick up any loose debris. Blot liquids with a wet cloth. Check the care tag on your chair. Clean S-coded chairs with a dry cleaning solvent. Wash W-coded chairs with a water-based solvent. Remove stains with rubbing alcohol.