Problem: Write an article based on this summary: See your doctor if the burn does not heal after 2-3 weeks. Get medical attention if the burn has a foul smell and the skin turns black. Let your doctor assess the burn. Discuss treatment options for the burn.

Answer: The burn may have become infected or be more severe than you initially thought. Keep the burn properly dressed or covered and head to your doctor's office right away. These are signs that burn has become infected or more severe. Go to your doctor's office right away, as you are at risk of developing serious health issues due to the burn. Your doctor will clean the burn and examine it to determine how severe it is. They may ask you how you got the burn and how long ago you got the burn. As a precaution, they may give you an injection of tetanus to prevent bacteria from infecting the burn. For second degree burns, they will apply a hydrocolloid dressing, which contains gel that helps the burn to heal. You will need to change the dressing every 3-5 days until the burn heals. They may also give you prescription pain medication. If you have a third or fourth degree burn, your doctor will recommend debriding, where the burned tissue is removed, or a skin graft to cover the damaged skin. Most health insurance plans will cover the cost of treating second, third, and fourth degree burns. Speak to your insurance representative for more information.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Gather materials. Select a location. Build the structure. Build a crafting table and place it. Use the crafting table to craft a door. Place the door in your structure.

Answer: Village houses can be made out of any material you want. Not all materials require tools to harvest or mine, but tools make the process quicker. Read "How to Make Tools in Minecraft" to learn more about how to craft tools. The following are common materials, and how to gather them: Dirt: Dirt is found all over. To gather dirt, simply attack with your hand (or a shovel) until the dirt block breaks apart and drops a small dirt block. Walk over the small dirt block to collect it. Wood planks: To gather wood walk up to a tree and attack the trunk with your hands (or an axe) until the trunk blocks break apart and drop a small wood block. Walk over the wood block to pick it up. Then open the crafting menu and craft wood plank blocks from the wood. Cobblestone: Cobblestone is a bit sturdier (and more resistant to creeper explosions). To mine cobblestone, you first need to craft a pickaxe and equip it. Use the pickaxe to attack stone blocks inside caves or along the sides of mountains. Make sure the location you select is within the village. The game calculates the center of the village as the average coordinates of all the doors in the village. The outer parameter of the villages is either 32 blocks from the center or the furthest door, depending on which is greater. Use the materials you gather to build the outside of your house or structure. It can be any shape you want as long as it has opaque blocks overhead to act as a roof. It should be at least three blocks tall so that the villagers (and the player) have room to move around inside. Leave a space that is 2 blocks high in the wall for the door. To build, place your building material in your hot bar at the bottom of your inventory. Highlight the material in your hot bar to equip it. Place the reticle in the center of the screen where you want to place a block of the material, then right-click (or press the left trigger button) to place a block. Read "How to Build in Minecraft" to learn more about how to build. A crafting table is built using four wood plank blocks in the crafting menu. After you build a crafting table, place it anywhere in the world. To craft a door, select the crafting table and place 6 wood plank blocks in the 3x3 grid in the crafting table. Drag the door into your inventory. To place the door in your structure, place the reticle in the center of the screen at the base of the space you left for your door. Then right-click (or press the left trigger button on your game controller) to place the door. The more doors in a village, the more the villagers are likely to be willing to breed. Villagers can detect a door that is 16 blocks in either horizontal direction, and 3 blocks above, or 5 blocks below the ground level of the village. A valid door must have more opaque overhead blocks within five blocks of one side of the door (inside) than on the other (outside).

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Don't let the stain set. Change your hygiene routine. Switch shampoos. Use white shirts. Make sweat strips.

Answer: If you want to make the stain easier to remove in the future, do what you can to make sure it doesn't set. As soon as you notice a stain forming, treat it. Don't put the shirt in a dryer if you notice the stain hasn't been removed as much as possible. In general, do whatever you can to treat the stains before they become too dark. The collar stain is the result of grease and sweat mixing together in a bad way, so one way to prevent the stains from forming is to make some adjustments to your hygiene routine. Shower more often, use roll-on antiperspirant on your neck, or use baby powder on your neck to help absorb the grease and sweat. Some shampoos may mix badly with your unique body chemistry. If nothing you do seems to help prevent the stains, try switching to a different brand and style of shampoo. Lean towards using white shirts, instead of colored shirts. The stains may be more noticeable more quickly, but they're easier to treat. As long as you have a white shirt, all you have to worry about removing is some of the grease. After that, bleach can be used to remove the rest, as well as the stain. It is possible to purchase sweat strips, which are stickers that go on your collar to help prevent stains. You can make your own too, if you're crafty or know someone who is. Add a snap-in, button-in, or Velcro strip to the collars of the worst offenders. These can be removed and washed as needed.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Be aware that one of the primary considerations for anyone thinking of buying a campsite, hotel or other small tourist business is that you must know your market. Know your target market and what their standards are. Look around to find out what the main attractions are in the area. In the initial author's experience, some campsite businesses do very well in areas that seem rather unremarkable.

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This includes knowing your clients' age ranges, whether they are families or retired couples, and understanding their idea of a perfect vacation. If this aspect of research does not interest you, it is recommended that you re-consider whether a small tourist business is really a good choice for you. For instance, in continental Europe the Dutch are very keen campers but they are also known for their expectation of high standards of cleanliness. As such, you will not penetrate this lucrative sector of the market without spotless toilets and very regular cleaning schedules. Beach, sea, mountains or cultural cities? How does this affect the type of client and their duration of stay? Do most people stay a week or are they passing through. Neither is necessarily best; a steady stream of people staying only two nights on their way to some other destination might be a very good line of business but it will mean you spend more time settling arrivals into their allotted pitches. This might be because there does seem to be a type of camper who just enjoys being in a field, cooking on a barbecue and enjoying fresh air. However it is considered that such a prospect is at best risky and should only be considered on the evidence of several years worth of financial figures. In general, the first maxim for tourist businesses does apply to campsites equally well and that maxim is: "location location location".