Article: You will need access to sterilized water for this method, as you want to be sure you are cleaning your cat's eyes with the cleanest materials possible. Boil water on the stove or in a kettle. Then, let it cool to room temperature. Pour the water in two small bowls and place them close to you so you can access them easily. You will need clean cotton balls to apply the warm water to your cat's eyes. You can also use a clean, soft towel or a cloth. Make sure whatever item you use it is soft to the touch and will not scratch or irritate your cat's eyes further. You will need your cat to stay still so you can wipe the gunk away from their eyes. Try sitting your cat in your lap with their head facing away from you. Then, hold then under their chin to their head stays still. You may need to work fast to ensure your cat does not move around too much. Alternatively, you can ask a friend or partner to help you hold your cat still. Some pet owners find putting a towel over their cat's head and then adjusting it so their eyes are exposed can help their cat stay still. Once you have your cat in a still position, dip the cotton ball in the bowl of water. Then, use your dominant hand to carefully wipe the gunk away from one of your cat's eyes. Try not to get any of the gunk in your cat's eye as you remove it. Once you have cleaned one eye, use a different cotton ball and dip it in the other bowl of water. Wipe your cat's other eye with the fresh, wet cotton ball. Make sure you use a different cotton ball for each eye. Never use the same cotton ball twice, as this can spread bacteria and lead to an infection.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Boil the water. Gather the cotton balls. Sit your cat in your lap. Wipe the gunk from your cat's eyes.

Problem: Article: You can have a member-managed or manager-managed LLC. A member-managed LLC is run by all of its members. By contrast, a manager-managed LLC has passive investors who do not take part in running the business. If you're a small LLC, chances are you'll be member-managed. If someone wants to sue your LLC, they need to serve papers on someone. This person will be your registered agent. One of the LLC founders can serve as the registered agent, or you can pay a company to serve as your agent. This paperwork goes by different names, depending on your state. For example, it might be called a "certificate of formation" or "certificate of organization." Regardless of the name, you must file the paperwork with your Secretary of State. Your state should have "fill in the blank" articles of organization to use. You can download them online. In some states, you can file your articles of organization online. You'll need to pay a filing fee, which will vary by state. However, it shouldn't be more than a couple hundred dollars. This document is the operating manual for your business. Your state probably won't require that you file your operating agreement, but you should keep it at your principal place of business. A solid operating agreement should contain the following: A description of your business purpose. An identification of each member and their ownership percentage. The rights and duties of the members. An explanation of the members' voting power. You can decide to give each member an equal vote or weight the vote according to ownership percentage. An explanation of how profits and losses will be distributed. Your rules for calling and holding meetings. A buy-sell agreement, which explains what happens if a member dies, quits, or is removed from the LLC. In some states, you need to publish your intent to create an LLC in a local newspaper. Typically, the notice must run for several weeks, after which you submit an affidavit of publication as proof. Check with your Secretary of State's office. Your EIN is your LLC's federal tax ID. You'll need this number to pay federal taxes and to get a bank account. Obtain your EIN online at https://www.irs.gov/businesses/small-businesses-self-employed/apply-for-an-employer-identification-number-ein-online. You can get your EIN for free. Contact the office and check what state taxes you must pay. Many LLCs must pay sales tax, use tax, unemployment tax, and employee withholding. Contact the appropriate tax office to register your LLC.
Summary: Choose your management structure. Pick a registered agent. File your articles of organization. Draft your operating agreement. Publish a notice. Obtain your Employer Identification Number (EIN). Register with your state tax office.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: If it did not, you can use the one from your PS2 or obtain one from a trusted retailer. The cables plug into sockets that match them in color. The audio connectors are marked with red and white for the right and left speaker channels respectively. They are usually found right next to each other. This one is from a PS2. All the other connectors are associated with video functions and have nothing to do with carrying audio signals to the speakers. This is where the arcane cable and adapter combos come into play. The connections should look like the illustration above.

SUMMARY: Locate the analog AV multi out to component cable which should have come with your PS3. Notice the three to five RCA connectors on the business end of this cable. Connect the video jacks from the AV multi out cable to the RCA inputs on your television set. Attach a male to female RCA adapter to each audio jack on the AV multi out cable. Connect a male RCA to female 1/8th inch adapter. Make sure red is attached to red and white to white/black all the way down the line before proceeding. Plug the 1/8th inch cable from your computer speakers into the female 1/8th inch jack. Confirm that the final rig looks like this before enjoying your PS3 audio experience.

Take whatever meat that you were cooking out of the roasting pan, and set it aside to rest. Tilt the pan to one side, so you can pour all of the meat drippings into a measuring cup. Make sure that the measuring cup that you're using is heat-resistant and can hold at least 2 cups (473 ml). While the drippings from the meat have plenty of concentrated flavor, it will also have a lot of fat. Let the drippings sit for a moment so the fat rises to the surface. Use a spoon to carefully skim the fat from the top and discard. You can purchase a measuring cup specifically designed to separate the fat out of a liquid. When you pour the drippings through it, the fat stays behind so you don't need to skim it. You can also reserve 2 tablespoons (30 ml) of the fat to use in place of the butter when you make the roux for the gravy if you prefer. When you've removed all of the fat from the drippings, pour the chicken stock into the measuring cup with them. You want the total amount of liquid to equal 2 cups (473 ml), so add enough stock to reach that level and set the mixture aside. If you prefer, you can substitute beef stock or vegetable stock for the chicken stock.
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Remove the meat from the pan and pour the drippings into a measuring cup. Skim the fat from the drippings. Add the chicken stock to the drippings and set aside.