In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: While baking the paper is the fastest way to dry it, you can let it air-dry if you prefer. Just place your baking sheet in an area with plenty of air circulation. Don't dry the paper in direct sunlight, as it may become too brittle to use. Give the paper about 24 hours to air-dry. Baking the paper will dry it quickly, allowing you to finish your project the same day you started it. If you bake the paper too quickly, however, it will become brittle, and it may even scorch, so it's important to use the lowest heat possible. On the lowest setting, this should be enough time to evaporate the layer of tea on your paper. Keep a close eye on the paper while it's in the oven, however, since paper is highly flammable. If you used too much liquid, or if the paper is very thick, you might need to leave it in for a little longer. You can tell the paper is dry when the edges start to curl up. Use oven mitts to protect your hands when you take the baking sheet out of the oven. You don't have to do this if you only used tea to color your paper. However, if you added turmeric or coffee grounds to affect the final shade, you should brush away anything the paper didn't absorb. A soft paint brush will remove the residue without roughing up the paper. Depending on your project, just yellowing the paper might not give it the authentic look you're going for. If you need it to look like it's been damaged, try crumpling the paper, singing it with a flame, or adding more stains or tears. For instance, if you're making an old treasure map, you might want to crumple it up and carefully burn the edges so it will look old and worn. If you want to create holes in the paper, crumple the sheet and spritz it with a little water, then use your fingernails to make small tears. Allow the paper to air dry.
Summary: Allow the paper to air-dry for 24 hours if you're not in a hurry. Heat your oven to the lowest setting if you want to dry the paper quickly. Bake the paper for about 5 minutes. Brush away any residue with a soft paintbrush. Rough up the paper if it doesn't look old enough.

Offer incentives to your employees for gathering e-mail addresses. Offer a bonus or similar monetary incentive to employees who collect a certain number of valid e-mail addresses. To discourage cheating, make sure that your employees know that these e-mail addresses must be valid and will be verified before the reward is granted. Provide incentives to any current customers or subscribers to encourage them to refer friends and family to your e-mail list. Customers who refer you to others should be made eligible for a special discount. If your e-mail newsletter is strong enough to stand as its own incentive, your current subscribers may want to pass it along without any extra encouragement. Include a "forward to a friend" link at the bottom of each newsletter to simplify the process for them. This link should redirect the subscriber to a web-based form. On that form, provide room for the subscriber to enter multiple e-mail addresses and include a short message. You can also use this trick in conjunction with a customer referral program. Work together with other companies and businesses who share a similar clientele. Ask them to advertise your e-mail list, and in return, offer to do the same for them. You can trade spaces within your newsletters, on your blogs, or on your social media pages. If both businesses send print materials through the mail, you may also send each others' packing inserts.
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One-sentence summary -- Encourage your employees to do the work. Ask for referrals. Make it easy to pass along. Trade space.

Q: If your dog is bleeding intensely, put pressure on the artery or wound that's bleeding immediately. Use a clean cloth, towel, or other absorbent material like a diaper or sanitary pad. Spurting, fast-flowing blood is a sign of arterial damage that could lead to extreme blood loss or hemorrhaging. Be sure to keep constant pressure on the wound by pressing on it or wrapping a bandage around it. If blood begins to seep through the material you are holding over it, leave the first compress there and add another on top of it. Never remove a compress from a severe wound. If a foreign object has caused your dog's injury and is still lodged in the wound, leave it there. Removing it may cut an artery or cause further damage that will increase the bleeding and endanger your dog. Carefully put pressure on the wound around the object and wait for a veterinarian to remove the object safely. Trauma can cause shock to your dog's nervous system. If possible, wrap your dog in a large blanket or towel before transporting it to the vet to help it relax and feel more secure. This will also immobilize your dog somewhat if it is struggling or acting aggressively. Symptoms of shock include shallow breathing, agitation, weakness, and rapid heartbeat. Do not assume that your dog is not in shock if you don't see signs right away. The early stages of shock can be hard to recognize. Bring your dog to the nearest emergency clinic as soon as possible to be treated to minimize its blood loss. A vet should be able to stop the bleeding, remove any foreign objects, stitch up the wound, and check for internal bleeding. The vet may also be able to give your dog a blood transfusion or IV fluids if necessary. Keep the information for the nearest 24-hour veterinary clinic on your fridge or memo board to access easily in the event of an emergency.
A: Put pressure on the wound if it is spurting blood. Do not remove any foreign objects from your dog's wound. Wrap your dog in a towel or blanket to keep it calm and warm. Keep pressure on the wound and get your dog to the vet quickly.

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