Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Find the right fit. Research the accounting firms that are in your area. Evaluate the size of the firm. Inquire about accountant rates.

Answer: This is a professional relationship that has very real implications for your financial health. It is important to select an accountant that you respect, that listens to your needs, and can answer your questions. How are they at communicating? Can you reach them when it's necessary? Do you feel comfortable sharing the intimate details of your finances with them? Obviously you want an accountant who knows his or her stuff, but the mark of a good professional is that they can translate that esoteric and complicated jargon into information that you can understand. Look for someone that you can build a long-term relationship with. Spend time looking over the websites of accountants that you have received referrals for and learn more about them. Consider your company needs based on the specialty of the accountant or firm. You may want to choose an accountant who specializes in small business issues, has a good deal of experience, and represents other companies in your industry. Industry experience gives an accountant a leg up on others. An accountant should be able to discuss your business's needs with you to render their best services. Do you prefer to work with an accountant who operates their own small firm, or would you rather work with a larger firm? Larger firms may be equipped to handle and offer different services than smaller firms. If you need help with a very specialized task, you will need to inquire whether the firm or individual is equipped and licensed to handle this task. Larger corporations or individuals with more complex financial situations may need more than one accountant working on their financials so you should look at and interview the larger firm and the team that they are working on. For smaller needs, keep in mind that many sole practitioners work from home it's fairly common for them to communicate remotely or even keep your books at their home office. They may also ask to meet you at a neutral site like a coffee shop. Don't be alarmed by this. Make sure to check any potential accountant's credentials. Afterwards, where the work takes place is not all that important. In fact, the lack of an office or suite can mean lower overhead costs and lower fees. It is important to find an accountant that is within your budget, but you may need to adjust your budget if your finances require more attention or are more complicated. If you are using an accounting firm, rates for services will vary depending on the size of the firm, the accountant's experience, and the firm's location. A junior account can initially handle your tax return preparation and write-up work. In this case, a CPA may review tax returns after the junior accountant prepares them. The firm partners will generally handle the consulting work. The greater the responsibility, the higher the rate per hour a professional charges will be.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Give hairball paste to your cat to get the hairball moving. Use a 12 teaspoon (2.5mL) of petroleum jelly for a cheap option. Give your cat 4-6 hairball remedy treats to prevent future hairballs. Try a hairball control cat food for a long-term solution. Add a spoonful of canned pumpkin to your cat's food. Pour a 14 teaspoon (1.2mL) of olive oil in your cat's food.

Answer: This type of paste acts as a lubricant for the hairball, and it is specifically made for cats. You just place a little bit on your cat's paw, and it will lick it off. Use a small strip of the paste on the cat's fur. If your cat shakes it off its front paw, try smearing it lightly underneath the front elbow. Hairball pastes come in fun flavors your cat will likely enjoy, such as salmon. You may be able to just put some on a plate for your cat to lick. In most cases, you'll need to give your cat multiple applications of the hairball paste. Treat your cat with the paste twice a day for 3 to 5 days until the hairball passes. This home remedy can act as a laxative for your cat, which can help move the hairball. Apply the jelly to a paw so your cat can lick it off. Try to rub it in a little so the cat can't shake it off. If your cat shakes it off, try placing it in an area that's more difficult for it to shake off, such as underneath the front leg. You can find several brands of dry hairball remedy treats at your pet store. These treats may help your cat pass its hairball, but they work best for preventing future hairballs. Follow the package directions on how many to give your cat. These are an easy solution because there's no messy paste or gel. Your cat will often just chomp them down. Once your cat passes its hairball, continue to give it the hairball remedy treats to prevent future hairballs. Changing your cat's food may help with the current hairball. However, it's more likely to help prevent more in the future. Look for one that claims "hairball control." This foods employ different methods to treat hairballs, such as increasing fiber or omega-3 fatty acids in the food. Pumpkin contains fiber that may help your cat pass the hairball. Mix it in with canned food, so your cat is more willing to eat it. Other fiber options you can try include wheatgrass powder, coconut fiber powder, or psyllium seed husk powder. Mix a 12 teaspoon (2.5mL) or so into the cat's wet food. Mix it in with wet cat food or even a bit of dry cat food. Olive oil acts as a mild laxative, which helps move the hairball. While you can use this treatment every once and a while, try not to use it weekly. Your cat's body prefers meat-based fat sources.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Follow your usual bedtime routine. Prepare for the bed check.

Answer: Avoid arousing suspicions around bedtime; just do everything normally, such as teeth cleaning and saying goodnight to everyone in the house. If you know your parents will check on you before going to bed, listen for when they come. Hide whatever you are doing and pretend to be asleep. Normally, when pretending to be asleep, you do not move, however, it is okay to turn a little in your "sleep". Don't snore unless you are known to snore. It helps to pull your blanket over your face to save half the trouble of keeping a straight relaxed face. Consider sleeping with the radio on to give you cover. If you accidentally make a sudden noise, it'll be blamed on the radio.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Text like you mean it. Rely heavily on humor. Use your words.

Answer:
Your genuine interest in another person is the most attractive and meaningful message you could possibly send. Don't play games by being intentionally vague. Read all of your texts to yourself before sending them. Ask yourself if it'd be a text you'd be happy to receive. If the person knows you're interested, and they've reciprocated their interest in you as well, you don't have to say much to get them smiling. Try, "Thinking of you." If you're feeling more direct, go with "Wish you were here." This is more forward, as it explicitly indicates your desire to be in someone's company. It also adds an element of intrigue if the recipient doesn't know what you're up to, so you'll get their imagination whirring. Know that we're all in this together. That includes whomever you're texting. Just relax and be yourself - be simple, be honest, be true. It's always best to shoot for a smile, and even better if you can get your crush laughing. Be casual. Don't overthink it. Remember, we're talking about texting. Be a cheeseball. Quote something ridiculously melodramatic or throw a ridiculously cheesy pick up line out there. There's nothing like a bit of Shakespeare or Thoreau. Emerson once declared, "Thou art to me a delicious torment." Steal lines like this (and credit them to the appropriate authors for added drama). There are some officially bad pick-up lines that will almost should never work, and that's the point which means they somehow work. Making light of your affection for someone can be a great way to convey interest casually. There are some classics, but you probably already have a go-to in mind. Don't abbreviate everything. It can be misleading, confusing, and may even seem a bit childish. You can get away with "lol" it's practically a part of the English language but don't send acronyms or abbreviations your recipient might not familiar with it. If you're interested in them, the least you can do is thumb out complete words. Relatedly, be aware that emoticons should not completely take the place of words. Cap your emoji-use. There is definitely, definitely such a thing as too many emoticons. Personal preference is a legitimate argument here, but don't forget to occasionally mention that you're interested in having a genuine conversation if they would too. Comedy is the only realm in which it is appropriate to overuse emoticons. In particular, feel free to indulge in storytelling with emoticons. If you can wind together a solid, ideally humorous narrative using only tiny 2D images, by all means, emoji-away. Even emoticons are getting raunchy these days. Hold off on the emoji innuendos until you have an appropriate relationship with someone who might appreciate your smiley face based sultriness.