Write an article based on this "Place your backplate over the air conditioner to make sure it fits. Cut the horizontal window catch that will house the AC's flange. Attach the horizontal window catch. Add the vertical window catch to complete the channel for the window. Cut two pieces of wood to catch the box against the plastic piece within the bottom of the windowsill. Attach the gap bridger and sash filler to the bottom portion of the backplate."
article: To determine whether or not you need to make measurement adjustments, put your backplate over your AC unit and see if it bumps anything. If anything sticks, or if the AC unit doesn't fit at all, you know you need to cut a bit more from the backplate's interior edges. The horizontal window catch is a narrow strip of wood that will abut the lower edge of the window's sliding portion, to lock the box in place. Use your carpenter's square and straightedge to measure out a strip that will be attached the backplate to provide a ridge accommodating the flange on the top of the AC unit. If you have a table saw, set it to a fenced 1-1/2 inches and cut the strip. Then, use a miter saw to cut the strip down to the length of your frame. This strip will be sandwiched between the backplate of your box and the vertical window catch, to provide an area for the window to lodge in. Using the previously drawn line that represents the flange, align the strip you just cut with its proper location on the backplate. Make sure the strip you cut for the flange and the box's backplate are even. Clamp the strip to the backplate to ensure easy attachment. On the backplate's edges, mark the location where the screws will go. Use a countersink bit to create a clean pilot hole for the screws and add a taper to let head of the screws fit flush against the wood. Once you've drilled the pilot holes, drive screws into the wood to attach the strip to the backplate. The vertical window catch will ensure that the box cannot simply fall backwards and out of the window. Cut a piece of wood, equal in length to the horizontal window catch, but wider, to act as the back of the channel. Drill pilot holes through the vertical window catch, to the horizontal window catch you just attached. Space the pilot holes roughly every 6 inches (15.2cm), and leave an inch or so at the end to provide clearance space. Look on the opposite side to make sure you won't hit any of your other screws. Use screws to attach the vertical window catch to the horizontal window catch. These pieces will make sure that that the bottom of the box fits snugly and securely in the bottom of the window. Measure and cut a piece of wood that will act as a gap bridger (spacer), between the backplate and the sash filler. This piece should provide just enough clearance for the sash filler to lock into the bottom channel of the window. Then measure and cut a sash filler (a small piece) that will hook inside the bottom plastic lip of the windowsill. Use your track saw for a clean cut. Make sure the piece of wood is thick enough to catch the lip or nub on the inside of the bottom of the windowsill. Use screws to attach this pieces to the bottom. Attach the gap bridger directly to the bottom of the backplate, and then attach the sash filler on top of that. Make sure that the screws have at least a half-inch of bite, which will ensure that they stick properly. Now, your box should be complete.

Write an article based on this "Try over-the-counter treatments. Ask about retinoid creams. Discuss the use of antibiotics. Talk to your doctor about oral contraceptive pills if you are a woman. Consider steroid injections for cystic acne. Consider isotretinoin for severe acne. Look into laser treatments for acne."
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Face washes and topical treatments containing benzoyl peroxide, salicylic acid, sulfur, or resorcinol acid are all effective acne-fighters and are available over-the-counter. You may find products targeted specifically at treating body acne, which may be more effective than products meant to be used on your face. Just make sure you don't forget and use the body product on the delicate skin of your face or the front of your neck. Retinoid creams can help to unclog your pores and eliminate acne on your neck, but you will need to get a prescription from your doctor or dermatologist. Your doctor may prescribe a prescription-strength topical antibiotic, such as clindamycin, to apply to your neck, which kills acne-causing bacteria. It may also reduce redness. You will need to apply it twice daily and combine it with benzoyl peroxide, as this prevents the bacteria from becoming immune to the antibiotic. Oral contraceptives can help to reduce acne in some women, but only if the acne is related to shifts in your hormones. Keep in mind that oral contraceptives have side effects and they should not be used if you are planning to become pregnant. If your dermatologist determines that the acne on the back of your neck is a nodular or cystic lesion, your doctor may decide to inject the lesion directly with a steroid. This can quickly reduce swelling and heal the acne. It may also reduce scarring. Side effects of this treatment include thinning of the skin, increased sensitivity to light, and may temporarily case the fat under your skin to atrophy, giving the area a "sunken" appearance. Isotretinoin is a strong medicine that should only be used if other methods of controlling acne fail to work. Isotretinoin can clear up severe acne in a couple of months, but it also has some severe risks including: Ulcerative colitis Liver damage Inflammatory bowel disease Depression Bone changes Severe birth defects Laser treatments can also help to get rid of acne by reducing the size of oil glands and making them less active as well. Some forms of laser therapy also use topical medicine to make the laser more effective. Keep in mind that you will need multiple treatments in order for laser therapy to work.