Article: The easiest way to get most of the dirt and debris off of your rubber floor mats is to take them out of your car and shake them off. This will remove all loose dirt. You may need to beat them on the ground a few times to get all the dirt off. Mud and dirt may dry on the rubber floor mats and be stubborn to get off. Take your floor mats out of your car and place them on the ground. Use a brush or scraper to get all caked on dirt, mud, or debris. Brush the loose dirt off the floor mat. Clean loose dirt, debris, and sand from the rubber floor mats by vacuuming the mat. You can use a hand vacuum or go to the car wash and use one of their vacuums. You can leave the mats in your car or pull them out and lay them on the ground. You can do this after you've shaken the floor mats or do this instead of shaking the mats. If vacuuming or shaking the floor mat doesn't clean everything, you need to wash it. Pour or spray cleaner onto the rubber floor mat. Let the cleaner set for a few minutes. You can use a rubber cleaner or any type of soap detergent. Some stains may require more pressure than others. You may also use a cloth rag to wipe away any stains and dirt. If you have a hose that has higher pressure, use it. Rinse away the soap completely. You may need to rinse multiple times. Car washes generally have a high-pressure hose you can use to rinse your floor mats. Let the mats dry completely before you place them on your carpet. Use a towel to dry them, or let them air dry overnight. Wet mats can cause the carpet in your car to mold. Avoid drying the mats in direct sunlight since it could cause the rubber to fade or crack prematurely.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Shake off dirt. Scrape off caked on dirt. Vacuum all loose dirt. Cover the floor mat in cleaner. Scrub stains with a stiff-bristled brush. Rinse the mats with a hose. Allow the mats to dry completely.
Article: It is not uncommon for patent or copyright owners to sue for infringement, so you should make sure that your accounting methods are in line with your royalty agreements. By communicating clearly with your licensor and following the contract, you can avoid a lot of additional cost and legal hassle down the road. For example, some a licensee may forget to incorporate consideration of their business model (payment timing, tax structure, etc.) in the contract. This may result in unintentionally low or late payments to the licensor. In this case, the licensee would likely lose a court case over the royalties owed and be liable for more costs. Artists or patent-holders can and will ask for proof of sales, use and payments. Paperwork saved should include, in addition to the original contract, any ledger entries, financial statements, sales or payments receipts, and any additions or alterations made to the original agreement. Either party to a royalty agreement may at any point verbally suggest or institute a change to the contract. If this change is not properly incorporated into the accounting procedures and the official contract, this may result in your licensor demanding additional payments due to a verbal agreement that you have no official record of. Be sure to institute a policy of formally adding and verifying any contract revisions to avoid this situation. Electronic payments are sometimes less detailed than paper checks. Whenever you reconcile accounts, your bank statements will reflect all royalty payments made by checks.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Understand the risks of doing "creative accounting" with your royalties. Save all paperwork that relates to the payment of royalties. Document any verbal agreements or revisions. Issue checks whenever possible, so that you can provide proof of payment.
Article: Yahoo Publisher only displays contextual ads on websites and blogs that have high traffic but the revenue is generally considered to be higher than Google AdSense, so if you qualify to place ads on your blog through Yahoo Publisher it can prove beneficial for you.
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Use Yahoo Publisher as an alternate to Google AdSense if you have a blog that gets a lot of traffic (high number of visitors each day).