It can get boring reading block paragraphs. If possible, present market analysis information using graphs, pie charts, and other visuals. They will break up big chunks of text and make the information easier to digest. A fresh set of eyes might find errors or omissions. For example, you might not have identified your target market clearly enough. Another business owner who has written a market analysis can see areas where it should be strengthened. In the U.S., you can stop into a Small Business Development Center (SBDC) and get help drafting your business plan. Find the nearest SBDC at https://www.sba.gov/tools/local-assistance/sbdc. Make an appointment to talk about your market analysis. Presentation matters. You'll lose potential investors if you have errors, such as typos or grammatical mistakes. Also pay attention to numbers and make sure that you haven't misplaced a decimal or comma. Set your marketing analysis aside for some time so that you will come back to it with fresh eyes. If possible, set it aside for a few days. Proofread from a paper print-out and not on the computer screen.

Summary: Use graphics to make information vivid. Ask a business associate to read your analysis. Get help from a business mentor. Proofread your market analysis.

You can use Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, or YouTube to contact the White House or the President. If you don't already have an account, sign up for a free account and follow the instructions. Be aware that the President may not have time to respond to your message, though you may be contacted by a member of his staff. Write your message carefully and considerately. Avoid using inappropriate language or threats of any kind. Depending on the social media site, you can post using hashtags or handles to get your message to the President, or post directly on the President's page or site. For Twitter, your message must be 280 characters or less. Post your message and use the President's handle to get the message to him. You can either use @realDonaldTrump, @WhiteHouse or @POTUS to get the message to him in the tweet. For Facebook, go to https://www.facebook.com/WhiteHouse or https://www.facebook.com/POTUS/. For Instagram, go to https://www.instagram.com/realdonaldtrump/. For YouTube, go to https://www.youtube.com/user/whitehouse or https://www.youtube.com/user/trump. Use the handles @WhiteHouse, @realDonaldTrump, and/or @POTUS, or the hashtags #WhiteHouse, #realDonaldTrump, and/or #POTUS. Note that in four years, the President's official personal handle might no longer be relevant, but the White House and POTUS handles and hashtags probably will be. After you've composed your message and added the appropriate handles or hashtags, if necessary, you can send your message.

Summary: Log in to your social media account. Compose your message. Use handles or hashtags to get your message to the President. Click the "Send" button to post your message.

If your symptoms persist for more than a week, or if you are experiencing severe symptoms, it is a good idea to make an appointment with your doctor. Before your visit: Write down your symptoms and when they began. Write down any important medical history. If it is a child who may have RSV, record any details about child care. Think about any places you may have come into contact with the RSV virus. Jot down questions any questions you have for the doctor. A physical exam may be all that is needed for your doctor to diagnose RSV. Your doctor will look into your eyes, ears, and throat (or those of your sick child). The doctor will use a stethoscope to listen to your lungs. The doctor will ask you a series of questions, such as: Can you describe your symptoms? When did these symptoms begin? Have you recently been in contact with small children or large groups of people? Laboratory and imaging tests aren't usually needed. However, imaging tests can help your doctor monitor lung inflammation and breathing problems. Laboratory tests can help to rule out other possible conditions, detect traces of the virus, and/or monitor the level of oxygen in your blood. Some common tests include: Blood tests Chest X-rays Swab of secretions from inside the mouth or nose Skin monitoring for blood oxygen levels (also called pulse oximetry) Like most viruses, there is no direct treatment for RSV. Instead, you can treat individual symptoms and try to keep yourself healthy and comfortable so you can effectively fight the virus. Some methods of supportive care include: Taking over-the-counter medication, such as acetaminophen (Tylenol), to reduce fever. Using saline drops or spray to help with nasal congestion. Turning on a humidifier. Keeping your room 7075F (2124C). Drinking plenty of fluids. Avoiding cigarette smoke. Just like adults, most children and infants can recover from RSV on their own. You can help this process by providing supportive care at home to keep them comfortable. Supportive care for children and infants can include: Providing children's acetaminophen to reduce fever (such as Tylenol). Placing a humidifier in the child/infant's room. Making sure they get plenty of rest. Keeping them adequately hydrated. Making sure there is no smoke (cigarette or fireplace) in the home. Keeping the temperature in your home around 7075F (2124C).

Summary: Visit your doctor. Have a physical examination. Undergo lab and imaging tests. Follow up your doctor's appointment with at-home care. Help your a child or infant recover at home.

To ensure that you measure PEX tubing properly and cut it evenly, straighten out the tubing. Fold the tubing upward in the opposite direction that it is curling. Lay it down on a flat surface to make sure it is as straight as possible. PEX piping should never be stretched tightly between fittings. Use a measuring tape to find out exactly how much piping you need, then add about 1 inch (2.5cm). This will leave room for the flexible piping to expand and contract. Having a clearly marked cutting line will make the process of cutting your PEX tubing simple and help you avoid mistakes. After measuring your piping, draw a line to mark exactly where you want to cut. Use a pen or fine point marker to ensure that the line will not fade or wipe off before you make the cut. Place the PEX tubing into the mouth of the tool where you want it cut. Position the exact line you wish to cut through directly under the blade. Hold it firmly in place. Grip the handles of your cutter tool firmly. Squeeze them together in a strong, smooth motion so that the mouth closes on the tubing, pushing the blade down onto it. Keep squeezing until the blade goes completely though the tubing, or until you have squeezed the handles as far as they will go. If you are using a smaller PEX cutter, the first squeeze might not make a clean cut. If this is the case, stop and allow the mouth of the tool to reopen. Squeeze the cutter again and twist it downwards slightly to finish the cut.
Summary: Straighten out the PEX tubing as much as possible. Measure your piping and add about 1 inch (2.5cm). Mark the cutting line clearly with a pen or fine point marker. Insert the part of the PEX tubing you want to cut into the mouth of the tool. Squeeze the cutter tool firmly for a clean cut. Keep squeezing and twist the cutter downwards to finish the cut.