Write an article based on this "Cut the foil off the lip on each bottle of wine with a foil cutter. Uncork the wines with a corkscrew. Re-cork opened bottles so they stay fresh. Decant red wines that are 5 years or older."
article: The lip is the raised rim at the top of the bottle. Position the foil cutter so it's resting on the top of the lip and squeeze it to cut the foil that's covering the cork. You can find a foil cutter online or at your local wine store. Position the tip of the corkscrew on the cork so it's a little off center. Push down and turn the corkscrew. Keep turning until you're one turn away from the corkscrew being all the way inside of the cork. Then, pull up on the handle of the corkscrew with your fingers until the cork pops out of the bottle. Repeat on all the bottles of wine you're serving. Insert the wine-stained side of the cork back into the bottle after you've poured some of the wine into a glass. Store the wines in the fridge when you're not drinking them. The cold temperature will slow down the rate at which the wines go bad. After 5 years, bottles of red wine can develop bitter-tasting sediment. Decanting separates the wine from the sediment. After you open the bottle of red wine, slowly pour the wine into a wine decanter. When you get to the last bit of wine in the bottle, carefully observe the inside of the neck of the bottle. When you see sediment start to accumulate on the neck, stop pouring. Pour your guests wine using the decanter. When the decanter is completely empty, refill it with another bottle of red wine.

Write an article based on this "Seek emergency medical attention if you suspect heatstroke. Watch for a rising temperature. Look for red, flushed skin that's hot to the touch. Ask if the person is nauseated or has vomited. Pay attention if the person suddenly stops sweating. Watch for confusion, slurred speech, and irritation. Be especially vigilant with children and elderly people."
article: Heatstroke is a potentially life-threatening emergency. If you think someone may have heatstroke, call emergency services or take them to the emergency room right away. Someone with severe heatstroke may have to be admitted to the ICU. They will likely need to be treated with IV fluids. Check their temperature periodically. If their temperature has risen to 103F (39C) or above, it is getting dangerously high and you need to seek emergency medical care. While some people may not develop red, flushed skin, it can indicate a worsening condition, particularly if they were pale and clammy before. The skin may feel dry or damp to the touch. These symptoms can indicate heatstroke, as can the person losing their appetite. Talk to the person to see if they've noticed these symptoms. You could say, "Do you feel nauseated? Have you vomited?" While heavy sweating is an indicator a person is getting too hot, the sudden absence of sweat means the person has gotten severely dehydrated. If the person has been cooling down and drinking water for 10 to 30 minutes, a slow decrease in sweat isn't a cause for concern. As the person gets warmer, it can affect their ability to think clearly. You may notice they can't answer your questions coherently or use clear speech, for instance. They may try to fight you off as you attempt to cool them down. Be gentle with them, but cool them down and seek medical help. Children and older adults are particularly vulnerable to heatstroke. Keep a close eye on potentially vulnerable people in situations where they may be exposed to extreme heat or overexertion. If you notice signs of heatstroke, remove them from the situation and seek medical attention immediately.

Write an article based on this "Get insurance. Create a website. Get a toll-free number and print business cards. Purchase your vehicle or arrange contracts with other companies. Choose a payment system. Purchase a navigation system. Advertise your service."
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Personal auto insurance usually has a livery exclusion, meaning your passengers and car will not be covered if you are using it for hire. Start searching for a business auto policy that covers livery service early, as it can take 4 to 6 weeks to get in place. Most clients find their limousines online, so a website is vital. Unless you are an experienced site designer, you will probably want to hire a professional to create a polished website. Web designers will build your site and take care of registering your domain name and selecting a webhost. The more you pay, the more input you will have in creating a unique site. The cost of web design varies depending on whether you use a solo developer in the US ($25-$100/hr), an offshore web company ($10-$40/hr), or an established US agency ($60-$200/hr). Offshore firms can design sites starting at around $500, while the cost of a US firm will usually range from $5,000-$10,000, with solo developers falling somewhere in-between. You will most frequently be charged by the minute for your toll-free numbers. Call around for the best rates. Once you have the number, you can print business cards with it and your website. These cards are a key way to grow your business. You will give them to customers and leave them at clubs and hotels. If you are establishing a virtual call center, you will need to negotiate contracts with existing limousine companies that specify the commission you will receive. Otherwise, you will need to purchase a vehicle. A black Town Car is a good starter for airport transfers and corporate customers. It is less expensive than a stretch limo. A stretch limo is necessary for most of the most lucrative services weddings, funerals, proms and graduations so you'll want to add one to your fleet as soon as possible. Start with a white limo, as these are most popular for weddings, proms, graduations, and other special events. If possible, purchase both a black sedan and a limousine so that you can provide the full range of services airport and corporate business during the week, and special events on the weekends. You can install a meter in your car, but limousine drivers are increasingly opting for online services that schedule appointments, notify drivers where to pick up customers, and handle payment. Even if you know your town like the back of your hand, there will be addresses that you've never heard of. A navigation system will not only ensure that you don't get lost, it can also help you avoid traffic, thereby greatly improving your clients' experience. Advertising is the key to succeeding in the limousine business. The more inquiries you receive, and the more of those inquiries you convert into sales, the more money you can make. A polished website and business cards are a key starting point. Also consider: Pay-per-click advertising Buying internet traffic is the quickest way to bring people to your website. However, make sure you are targeting the right audience. Clicks cost you money, and if tons of visitors leave without purchasing your services or product, you can lose money. The two major advertisers are GoogleAds and Facebook. Craigslist, the yellow pages, and radio spots Make sure you have a professional ad in both the yellow pages and craigslist, for those who search there. Radio spots can be effective, though they are more expensive than internet advertising. Hotels and night clubs Talk with the manager and drop off your card. Consider giving 5% commission to hotel doormen and club staff. If someone needs a limo, you want to be the person they recommend.