Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Determine if you are a suitable candidate for a TCA peel. Use products that contain alpha hydroxy acids 5-7 days before the peel. Read all the instructions provided with the peel. Test the TCA on a small patch of skin. Wait 48 hours to apply the peel.

Answer: TCA peels can have positive impacts on your skin by removing signs of aging and acne. However, there are certain instances when you should not apply a TCA peel. Do not use a TCA peel if you: Have cuts, broken skin, or received a recent facial surgical procedure. Have a sunburn. Have active Herpes simplex 1 sores. Are pregnant or breastfeeding. Have taken Accutane in the last year. Have recently received chemotherapy or radiation treatment. In order to prepare your skin for a TCA peel and make the treatment more effective, you should use a face product that contains AHAs, such as glycolic or lactic acids. There are a variety of creams, lotions, and toners available for your skin. Begin using this product approximately five to seven days before applying the peel. TCA peels can be purchased through online retailers or through a dermatologist. Once you have acquired a TCA solution, you should read and follow all of the instructions provided by the manufacturer. TCA peels can be highly acidic so it is very important that you follow all directions. This way you will be able to determine if the acid solution is too strong or if you are allergic to the solution. For example, if you want to apply a TCA peel to your face, you should test a small patch of skin under your ear. This area is out of the way and will not be overly visible if you have a negative reaction. Always test the skin near the area you want to treat. Rinse the test patch of skin once it starts to burn. This way you will know how the peel will react on your skin. If the spot that was tested becomes itchy, red, or bumpy, you should not apply the peel to your skin. This is likely a sign that you are experiencing an allergic reaction.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Click NEW. Click File upload. Select a file. Click Open. Wait for the file(s) to finish uploading.

Answer: It's a blue button in the upper-left corner of the page. A drop-down menu will appear. This option is in the NEW drop-down menu. Doing so opens a File Explorer (Windows) or Finder (Mac) window. Click a file that you want to upload. If you want to upload multiple files, you can hold down Ctrl (Windows) or Command (Mac) while clicking files to select them. You may first need to select a file storage folder from the left side of the window. It's in the bottom-right corner of the window. The files will begin uploading to Google Drive. This can take a varying amount of time depending on the files' upload size and your Internet connection, so just make sure that you keep the Google Drive page open. Once the files finish uploading, you'll see a white checkmark to the right of the file's name in the box that's on the right side of the page.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Understand different alternatives. Identify sources of financing. Obtain costs of each alternative. Consider your cash flow. Look at the tax advantages of each option. Identify impact of each alternative on Net Profits. Select the optimum alternative.

Answer: You have several options when it comes to acquiring furniture for your office. The simplest is just to buy the furniture you need. However, this can sometimes be cost-prohibitive when a business is starting out. So, your other options are to either rent or lease the furniture. These options allow you to pay a monthly fee to use the furniture. You might also consider rent-to-own. Ask the company what their options are for rent-to-own pieces of furniture. Sometimes renting-to-own can be a good deal, just make sure you aren't paying the extra price premium of leasing while getting a set of used furniture for your trouble. If you're that intent on buying, it might just be a better option to finance a purchase instead. You will have options when it comes to paying for your furniture. If you have the money, you can avoid a lot of headache by simply using your own money. However, if funds are short, you may also use a bank loan or supplier financing. Most suppliers offer easy financing for a furniture purchase. This will allow you to spread out the cost of buying the furniture over time. If you need a bank loan, you will have to have good enough credit to quality for one. For most business owners, the decision will come down to cost. In short, this depends on your goals for the furniture. If you plan to use this furniture long-term, buying will likely be cheaper. However, if you need furniture temporarily, it might make more sense to rent. This is useful for temporary office locations or to accommodate seasonal workers. In either case, contact various suppliers and get quotes for purchases or rentals of the furniture you need. While purchasing office furniture outright is usually cheaper than leasing it, it comes with a large up-front cost. If cash flow is an issue for your business, leasing could be the smarter option for you. For instance, if you financed $10,000 worth of furniture for 36 months at 11.24% interest, you'd end up paying $1,124 more than you would have if you'd purchased the furniture outright (which doesn't even take into account what you might recoup by reselling your furniture). Nonetheless, if you think you can make more than $1,124 over the next three years with a $10,000 investment today, it would be the smarter option to lease the furniture. There are tax advantages that come with buying and leasing, but some advantages are more valuable to some companies than others. For example, many small businesses can deduct up to $500,000 toward the cost of new furniture for the year they bought it (even if they bought it with their own line of credit). Lease payments are also deductible, but since lease payments for a year will typically be less than the whole cost of the lease, there's a smaller total deduction. If your business is making a lot of money the year to purchase the furniture, buying might put you in a more advantageous position. One important difference between leasing and purchasing office furniture is the impact is has on a company's overall balance sheet. Owned furniture is always an asset, while leased furniture is a liability. Renting, however, is treated as an expense. Your choice can have important implications for your business's financial health. For example, if you were planning on applying for a new line of credit or other type of loan, you might want to make your assets appear to be as numerous as possible, which could improve your chances of approval for the loan. After considering the costs and various effects on your finances, choose the option that makes the most sense for your business. If you are undecided, you might try to find a short-term rental or lease to try it out before committing to a longer-term one.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Fold the ear flap back. Place the medication in the cat's ear. Gently massage the ear base. Place a small towel over the cat's head. Wipe away any excess.

Answer:
Hold your cat in your lap with the head facing away from you. Hold the cat's head with one hand, and use the arm to keep the cat wrapped in the bath towel. Using the thumb of that hand, gently fold back the cat's ear so the ear canal is easily accessible. Gently tilt the cat's head to the side, and place the medication in your other hand. Holding both the ear flap and the cat's head in place, gently place the appropriate amount of medication in the ear or ears. Make sure not to let the loose end go so the cat doesn't get out of the towel burrito. After placing the drops in the ear, gently massage the base of the ear to help the ear drops move down the ear canal. Try rubbing in a gently, slow circular motion. If your cat has an infection, this may be painful, so remember to be gentle so as not to cause your cat any additional pain. Do not do this aggressively or you can rupture the eardrum. After administering the medication, quickly place a small hand towel over the cat's head. You cat will shake his head, so this will keep the medication from splattering onto you or the table. Remove the hand towel when the cat is done shaking his ears. Use a cotton ball to gently wipe any medication that has run out of the cat's ear onto its fur. Then release the cat from the towel. Make sure to re-cap the medication and throw away any used cotton balls.