In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Mix this until it's well combined and blended together. Mix thoroughly. Instead of flouring the bottom of the pans, use sugar. Bake at 325 degrees F (163 degrees C or gas mark 3) for about 45 to 60 minutes.
Summary: Get a bowl and combine the baking powder, baking soda, oil, salt, eggs, sugar, flour, vanilla, and cinnamon with a fork. Add your section of the 10-day mixture into this. Use butter to grease two loaf pans. Pour the mixture into the pans evenly. Leave it to cool for 10 minutes before removing the loaves from the pans.

Buying a franchise, as opposed to an independently owned station, comes with the value of a recognized name. Whether you look to buy a Shell, Sunoco, Texaco or other name, you automatically become part of a recognized brand. That brand adds value to the station itself and will likely attract some level of business to your station. When you buy into a franchise, the national company will provide certain legal protections. This can be a big advantage of buying a franchise business rather than an independent gas station. If you buy an independent station, you may be left on your own. One of the biggest concerns of owning and operating a gas station business is the threat of tank leakage and environmental damage. Most franchise purchases will protect you in such cases. The national company will often take on the responsibility. You will need to read the franchise agreement very carefully to make sure that you fully understand your liabilities and those of the national company. Buying into a franchise carries the benefit of a well-known name and some financial protection, but you will be responsible for substantial fees and other financial expectations. Read the franchise agreement carefully to know what these are. Learn the requirements of owning a franchise before you buy the station. For example, you will likely be required to purchase your gas from the company's own designated suppliers, at their chosen prices. You will be required to pay for insurance for the company's pumps and other fixtures. #*You will likely have to pay regular franchise fees. If you buy into a franchise, the national company may have the right to approve other franchises very close to your own location. While you cannot control or limit all competition, you don't want competition coming from your own brand. You should negotiate this point before buying into a franchise and try to set as wide a radius as possible.
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One-sentence summary -- Consider the value of the name. Review the protections from the company. Explore the future fees and costs of a franchise. Investigate potential competitors.

Q: If you haven't cleaned your window tracks in a while you may need a variety of supplies to get your window tracks back to that new and clean look. You'll need: A good vacuum with a hose attachment. A brush head can also help you break up caked on dirt. A thin cleaning brush or an old toothbrush. You can also purchase special window track cleaning brushes. These brushes are designed with a special brush head that's made to get all those hard to reach corners in the window track. A clean bucket of warm or hot water. Add a few drops of dish soap or Dawn Soap until you see foamy bubbles. One towel to dip into your water and one dry towel to wipe up any leftover moisture. You may also want to grab baking soda and vinegar, or hydrogen peroxide to help you break down any tough dirt or mold. You'll need q-tips as well to loosen the dirt. Take your vacuum cleaner with the attachment hose and suck out all the loose debris in the window track. Your vacuum will suck up any loose dirt as well as dead insects, dust, cobwebs, etc. Once you have vacuumed up as much debris as you can, use your brush attachment if you have one. Scrub the tracks with your brush to help you break up more debris. Loosen up the muck with vinegar and baking soda. Target the corners first and then work your way into the center. You may also want to remove your screen for separate cleaning. Pour a small amount of baking soda on your tracks. You only need a couple of tablespoons. Then pour a small amount of vinegar into the tracks. Again, you don't need a lot. Just enough vinegar so that it causes the baking soda to fizzle. The baking soda and vinegar will help to break up any tougher grime that your vacuum didn't get. Once you've let the vinegar and baking soda soak in and work for a few minutes, go over the grime with your toothbrush, pulling it to the center of the window. Use a butter knife to lift the grime out of the track. A rule of thumb is to wait until the baking soda stops fizzling. Start at the corners and sweep all the muck toward the center. The toothbrush should get most of the muck off the tracks. Use cotton swabs to clean out tight areas like the corners. Lay down some paper towels and press to soak up any leftover vinegar and grime.
A: Grab your cleaning supplies. Vacuum up any bigger pieces of debris and dirt. Clean the corners and tough spots. Scrub the tracks with a toothbrush and then place paper towels on the tracks to soak up the vinegar.

Problem: Article: Combine 3 tsp of vegetable glycerin with 3 drops of peppermint oil. Add half a tsp of salt with 5 tsp of baking soda. Stir the ingredients together thoroughly. Add more peppermint oil, as desired. Cover your toothbrush with the homemade toothpaste. Brush teeth for two full minutes. Rinse thoroughly. Purchase a squeezable plastic tube or bottle to store your homemade toothpaste in (e.g. travel bottles). Alternatively, store the toothpaste in a small jar with a lid. Use a small plastic spoon to apply toothpaste to your toothbrush, and avoid dipping your toothbrush into the jar (which could spread germs). Another option for homemade toothpaste is a recipe that has Bentonite clay and baking soda as key ingredients. Combine the following ingredients and stir until mixed: 3/8 of a cup of soft coconut oil (not liquid) 1/4 cup of baking soda 1 tsp. Bentonite clay 1/2 teaspoon of salt 5-7 drops of peppermint essential oil
Summary:
Mix together glycerin, peppermint oil, salt, and baking soda. Apply to teeth. Store toothpaste. Make a Bentonite clay toothpaste.