INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Starting an online business gives you the benefit of having access to millions of customers, but you also have a lot more competition. No matter what you're trying to sell, you can bet that hundreds more online retailers have a similar idea. What differentiates your product from other similar products? To help your product stand apart from the rest, you'll need to find a niche. Let's say you make jewellerybut so do a few million other people. What makes yours different? If one-of-a-kind jewellery (or another product) is your gig, make sure it's truly original. Offer expertise in an area. Even if the product itself isn't very unique, your expertise might be a strong selling point. If you're selling a line of skincare products, for example, it helps if you have a degree in a field related to skin health. Check into the competition. Figure out what isn't already being offered, and find a way to fill the hole with your product. Register your business. Your business needs to be registered according to your state's laws. Choose an official business name and fill out the appropriate paperwork to make your business official. Before you register your business, it can help to have a business plan laid out. Consider your production costs, shipping costs, taxes, and web hosting fees. Know the business regulations in your state, and be sure to comply when you get things up and running. . Like the name of any other business, go for something short and catchy that will be easy for people to remember. Visit the website of a domain registration company and test out some of the names you're interested in to determine whether they're available. Once you land on a good name, go ahead and register it. There are free hosting services to be found, but if you're serious about running an online business long term, consider paying for one that offers all the services you need. You'll be less likely to run into problems when your business starts to take off. Choose a hosting service that allows for growth. Some hosting services are highly structured, allowing you to choose from among different templates to create a website quite easily. Others allow you to do your own programming, giving you greater flexibility.

SUMMARY: Define your product or service. . Register a domain name Get a web hosting service.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Check under the sink and in the bathroom and bedrooms so you don't miss any bags. You can use tools like a hammer or cat's paw, or carefully pull out loose nails with your hands. Patch up any holes by putting a small amount of lightweight spackle on your finger or a putty knife and smoothing it onto the hole. Wipe away excess with your finger and let it dry for an hour. Wipe off any fingerprints or dirt marks with a rag and some disinfectant cleaner. Start from the furthest point of the house and work your way to the front door so that you don't walk on the clean floor. This will prove that the apartment is clean and in good repair if the landlord or new tenant reports a problem early on. Make sure your camera or phone records the date and time that the picture was taken.

SUMMARY: Take out the trash. Remove nails, screws and tacks from the walls. Carefully clean all light fixtures, switches, and outlets. Mop or vacuum the whole house. Take a picture of the cleaned, emptied apartment.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Always read the tag if possible before putting a stuffed toy in the washing machine. If there are no washing instructions, look for these signs of delicate toys that should be washed using gentle methods only: Non-removable electrical components (lights, voice box, etc.) or metal frames Movable limbs (they usually contain delicate wooden joints) Toys stuffed very densely, stuffed with foam or fiberfill, or that contain paper or plastic stiffeners (you can feel these when you squeeze the toy) Visibly aged or handmade toys Leather All rips and tears should be repaired before machine washing Toys over 18 inches (45 cm) in any dimension may be damaged in home laundry machines, but some laundromats have larger machines available Stuffing can take a long time to dry once it's wet all the way through. If you weigh the toy before it gets wet, you'll know that it's mostly dry once it's back to its original weight. If you skip this step, there's a chance you won't give the toy enough time to dry. The internal moisture could cause rot or sagging. You'll have the highest chance of removing dry stains if you rub on a mild laundry detergent and let it sit on the toy for ten minutes before you begin the laundry. A specialized stain removal cleaner may work, but test it on an inconspicuous area of the toy first to see if it causes discoloration. This will minimize damage from tumbling. This is especially important in a top-load washer. Use a mild laundry detergent. Avoid using fabric softener as it increases the flammability of fabrics. Additionally, some fabric softeners cause respiratory irritation. If none of your laundry detergents are labeled mild, look at the eco-friendly brands. In a pinch, you can use shampoo or dish detergent, but use or of the recommended amount, as it will create a large amount of suds. If the stuffed toys are white, add chlorine bleach to the washing machine to sanitize them. If they are colored, use color-safe bleach. Swing the toy sharply in the air a couple times to fling off surface moisture, then hang up to drip dry in a well-ventilated area. Once the toy has stopped dripping, move it to a well-ventilated area on a towel and leave it for several days to finish drying. Direct sunlight can cause color fading. You can sometimes feel damp lumps when you squeeze the toy. Once it feels normal again when squeezed, it is probably done drying.

SUMMARY: Check for signs of a delicate toy. Weigh the toy (optional). Pre-treat stains (optional). Put the toys in a zippered pillowcase. Wash the toys in a cold, gentle cycle. Air dry.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: . It's best to wait until after you take the patient's health history so that they can sit for 5 minutes. Otherwise, you may get a falsely elevated blood pressure result. Choose a blood pressure cuff in the appropriate size for the patient and put it on them. Then, take their blood pressure and note the results. After taking the patient's blood pressure, take their radial pulse, which is located in their wrist. Press your index and middle finger against the vein to locate the pulse, then count the beats for 1 minute. You can also count the beats for 15 seconds and then multiply the result by 4 for an approximate heart rate. For example, if you count 20 beats in 15 seconds, then their heart rate is approximately 80 beats per minute. per minute. Instruct the patient to breathe normally while you count the number of breaths they take in 1 minute. Count 1 breath each time the patient inhales and exhales. Do not count the inhalations and exhalations separately. With practice, you should be able to count respirations while taking a patient's pulse. After you have some experience, you may be able to complete this part of the exam while you are taking the patient's vitals. Note if the patient appears well-groomed. Check to see if their hair, skin, and nails look healthy. Make sure to note any unusual physical signs including: Muscle pattern, such as a noticeable lack of muscle in the arms or legs Hair distribution, such as thinning hair on their head Odors, such as a foul odor indicating poor hygiene Movement and coordination, such as being unable to follow a pen with their eyes

SUMMARY:
Check the patient's blood pressure Take the patient's radial pulse. Count the patient's breaths Assess the patient's general appearance, hair, skin, and nails.