INPUT ARTICLE: Article: In your advertisement, note the type of fur the coat is made from, the size of the coat, and what the lining is made from. List the length and color of the fur coat as well. You should also note that your fur was examined by a furrier and provide the appraised value of the coat, as well as the asking price, if it is different. You can use sites such as Craigslist, eBay, Cashforfurcoats.com, and Buymyfur.com. In order to sell your fur quickly, you might consider asking 10-20% less than what the coat was appraised for. Alternatively, look at the listing price of similar items on the site, and list your coat for 10% less than those items so your coat sells more quickly. Arrange your coat on a hanger or mannequin and take photos from the front and back, as well as from each side. Also take close-up photos of the fur as well as any damaged areas. Ensure you have bright lighting so potential buyers are able to see the plushness and texture of the fur coat. Take photos of your fur coat against a solid background in a contrasting color. Natural light is best for taking photos of furs, but you can also use bright fluorescent lighting if necessary. Position your coat near a window for natural lighting, or place your coat at a 45-degree angle from the fluorescent light source. Upload the photos of your fur coat online, and label them accordingly. Add details that let people know what they are looking at (e.g., "Front of Chocolate Brown Mink Fur Coat"). Be sure to upload several photos so potential buyers can get a feel for all aspects and angles of the coat. Give potential buyers a means to contact you, such as an email address or telephone number. Provide them with any other details they may need, such as if you are willing to pay for the shipping cost, or if they will be responsible for that. If someone purchases your coat online, ensure you receive payment before shipping the item. Purchase shipping insurance in case the package gets lost or damaged. Choose a shipping container large enough for the fur coat to lay flat, rather than folding it. Wrap the coat in white, acid-free tissue or packing paper. Send it Priority Mail Express (or a similar service, if using a private shipping company) so that it spends less time in extreme temperatures on trucks or planes.

SUMMARY: List important details about the fur coat. Take digital photos of your coat. Upload your photos. Provide your contact information. Ship the coat to the buyer.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: The MBA is the most popular type of professional degree in the world. A master's in business is a high level degree that prepares you for a variety of top-tier executive jobs. In most situations, an MBA is well qualified to be at the top of a business. A MBA is typically acquired mid-career program completed several years after your undergraduate degree. If you find that your career has stalled prematurely, you should consider an MBA. They are often friendly to those in the middle of their career, in that they are can be as short as one year, and might be possible to obtain part time. Alternatively, some bachelor's programs allow you to earn a MBA with an extra year of course work. This can often be the quickest and easiest way to get an MBA. Since the economic downturn, demand for MBA's has decreased. Because of the expense of MBA programs it often is no longer valuable to get an MBA unless it comes from a top tier university. For a master's degree you will need a bachelor's degree in hand. You will also need to take one of two tests, either the GMAT or the GRE. For more exclusive programs, you often need to demonstrate several years of good job performance as well. You will need to write a statement of purpose demonstrating that you have the commitment and desire for the program. Experience in the business world is essential to gaining admission to an MBA program. While undergraduate participation in business-related activities, such as internships or business fraternities, will help you gain admission, there is no substitute for full-time work in a business setting. To demonstrate work experience you will typically be required to collect letters of recommendation. The GMAT is a standardized test required for admission to most MBA programs. It is administered by the Graduate Management Admissions Council several times throughout the year at several locations and costs $250. Alternatively, some schools require a GRE, which is similar to the SAT. US News and World Reports ranks MBA's according to specialties and even ranks part time programs. If you don't have the credentials for these programs, consult the ACBSP for a list of other reputable MBA programs. Because many such programs are selective, try to apply to at least six. Having options will be valuable when you're picking a program. Many factors should influence your decision. Some to consider include tuition, location, reputation, and flexibility. If you need to work during your program, seriously consider what part time options are available or how long the degree will be. Although two years is a standard time to graduation, some programs now offer one year degrees. Research the earning power of graduates from the program. Many MBA's are not as profitable as they used to be. You might find that the student loan debt required for the program is not worth the payoff.
Summary: Research what you can do with a master's degree. Understand when to pursue an MBA. Meet requirements. Find a quality MBA program. Apply to several MBA programs. Pick a program.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Non-vintage champagne contains a blend of wine from at least 2 harvest years, while vintage champagne is made from the grapes of just one year's harvest. You can distinguish these two types of champagne by looking at their labels. Non-vintage champagne labels do not have a harvest year. Vintage champagne bottles clearly indicate the year that it was harvested. You can also distinguish vintage and non-vintage champagne by their prices. Because vintage champagnes are only made a few times a decade, they are typically more expensive than non-vintage champagnes. Non-vintage champagne is served best at a slightly chilled temperature. To keep it at its ideal temperature range, put the bottle in the refrigerator for approximately 4 hours. If you're in a hurry, you can put it in the freezer for 15 minutes or in an ice bucket for 20 minutes. Touch both the neck and the body to ensure that the temperature is even throughout the body before serving. If the champagne is too warm or too cold, you may miss out of some of the flavors. Vintage champagne is best served at a slightly warmer temperature than non-vintage champagne. Keep it in the refrigerator for at least 3 hours, in the freezer for 10, or 15 minutes in an ice bucket.. Vintage champagne is very delicate, so try to maintain the ideal temperature. The liquid will shock the taste buds if it is too cold.

SUMMARY:
Identify whether your champagne is vintage or non-vintage. Chill non-vintage champagne for 4 hours between 46.6 and 50F (8.1 and 10.0C). Keep vintage champagne between 50 and 53.6F (10.0 and 12.0C).