Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Fill a bucket with hot water.

Answer: The water does not need to be steaming hot, but it should be more than simply lukewarm. A thorough, wet wash should be performed every few months or after a wide area of the floor has gotten muddy or notably dirty. Hot water is often considered one of the best ways to clean laminate flooring because, when done correctly, it will not leave streaks. It is also the least likely to damage the protective coating of the laminate, since water is the mildest cleanser possible.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Open Instagram on your Android. Tap +. Tap GALLERY. Tap SELECT MULTIPLE. Tap the clips in order. Choose a filter (optional) and tap Next. Enter a caption and tap Share.

Answer: It's the purple, pink, and orange camera app typically found in the app drawer. Use this method if you want to share the 10-second clips of your video to a regular post in your feed. You can post all of the clips to a single postyour followers will just need to swipe left to get to the next clip. Since the maximum video length for a standard post is 60-seconds, you can also record 60-second videos instead of breaking the video into 10-second clips. It's at the bottom-center part of the screen. It's at the bottom-left corner of the screen. You'll only need to do this if you see the photo or video camera screen instead of your gallery. It's at the bottom-right corner of the preview. Tap the first clip of the video first, followed by the next clip, etc. You can include up to 10 clips in a single post. Swipe through the filter options and tap the one you'd like to use. This applies the filter to all video clips. You can mute the video by tapping the speaker icon. The videos will be uploaded to single post in order. Viewers can tap the first clip to start playing the video, then swipe left to the next clip, then the next, etc.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Prepare your corporation's bylaws. Convene with the board of directors for the first time. Consider operating as a "C" corporation. Consider operating as an "S" corporation. Determine whether to operate as a "C" or "S" corporation. Distribute stock certificates to the corporate shareholders (owners). Create a stock purchase agreement. Record any assigned patents or trademarks.

Answer: Your corporation's bylaws are an internal document that outlines how the corporation will govern itself and manage its day-to-day activities. In your bylaws, you can address the frequency of board of directors' meetings, the number and name of corporate officers (i.e. President, Secretary, etc.), personnel policies, etc. Though not submitted to the state, bylaws are important in proving the legitimacy of the corporation. They may even be necessary in applying for small business loans to help get your business off the ground. You can draft your corporate bylaws, or you can have a lawyer draft them if you need additional guidance. You may also find free or low-cost legal assistance from legal incubator programs located in your state. You can find a list of programs available through the American Bar Association. The board of directors typically make important decisions at the initial board of directors meeting. Some of the decisions and actions that usually take place at the initial board of directors meeting include: Selection of officers Adoption of bylaws Stock authorization and issuance Adoption of the official stock form and seal The board of directors will have to decide whether to operate as a C or S corporation. The biggest difference is that C corporations are taxed at two levels, also known as double taxation. The income that the corporation makes is taxed at a corporate rate. Then the income is distributed among the shareholders, and they have to pay income tax on those profits. The potential tax advantage is shifting the income between the corporation and the shareholders so that both pay taxes in a lower tax bracket. Other notable aspects of a C corporation include: The corporation can deduct medical payments up to a certain amount established by the corporation. Only C corporations can become publicly traded companies. C corporation require additional paperwork and filing. The complicated tax forms will likely require an accountant. In contrast, S corporations circumvent double taxation because the profits "pass through" the corporation to the shareholders. The shareholders are then taxed in their own individual tax brackets. Additional notable features of an S corporation include: Shareholders are not personally responsible for the business's debts and liabilities. The ownership interest of an S corporation can be transferred without negative tax ramifications. There are restrictions on stock ownership, and only one class of stock is available. They cannot have more than 100 shareholders. S corporations can receive additional IRS scrutiny because amounts distributed to shareholders can be dividends or salaries. They offer less flexibility in allocating income and loss to specific shareholders due to the single class of stock restriction. After the board of directors has carefully considered the options, they will decide whether a C or S corporation best suits their business. When evaluating taxation options, be sure to consult with a financial or tax advisor to obtain advice with respect to your corporation's particular finances and business needs. If you ultimately decide to form set up an "S" corporation, you'll need to file an IRS Form 2553, which informs the IRS that you are selecting to be treated as an S corporation. Issuing shares is a formal requirement for corporations. This divides up the ownership interests of the business. If the corporation is large it must register its stock with the Federal Securities and Exchange Commission as well as the state's security agency. Registration is time consuming and usually results in extra accounting and legal fees. In most cases, small corporationsones less than ten owners where the owners are actively involved in running the businessshould qualify for exemptions from registering with the securities agencies. Depending on the structure and nature of your corporation you may need to also create a stock purchase agreement. These agreements allow a founder to purchase shares from the company and outlines the terms for doing so. If you're forming your business around a specific technology or invention, then you will especially want to record any patents or trademarks. You may want to seek the assistance of a patent attorney for help with this process.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Lie face-down on the floor.

Answer:
Face forward but keep your neck comfortable; your chin should point downward without touching the floor. Keep your arms on the floor and bent in front of you, so that your hands are just beyond your face.