Article: . Don't start rummaging through your closets and crawl spaces the day before you plan to have the sale! As soon as you know you're going to move, keep your eye out for items you think you'll want to get rid of. As you go along your daily routine gather these items and set them aside. You'll have lots of things to worry about as the sale gets closer, so try to make it easier on yourself by being organized in advance. This may even include touching up paint or mending a hole in fabric. No one wants to buy something that looks like it's been on the floor of your garage for ten years. If you want people to buy your stuff, you have to make sure it's clean. This can make the difference between getting two dollars for an item and getting ten dollars. If you're selling clothing, make sure you wash it before you display it. No one will buy your clothes if they smell like someone else's body odor. Most people go to moving sales to find trinkets, used furniture, or new clothing. If you have specialty items that are worth a lot of money, a garage sale may not be the best place to get rid of them. In fact, if the item looks especially expensive, it may even get stolen. Consider selling them on Craigslist or auctioning them off on Ebay. The merchandise is the most important, but there are other items that are a close second. First, you need at least one trash can for your customers, especially if you plan on selling drinks or snacks. It's easier to sell electronics if you have easy access to an electrical outlet; then, customers can make sure your products can turn on before they buy them. Lastly, provide plastic grocery bags for your customers. This allows them to carry items more comfortably and hopefully encourage them to buy more! Using grocery bags can also prevent theft. If you see someone walking away with an un-bagged item, you'll know they haven't paid for it. If you see this happen, loudly ask if the person has paid yet. This will usually embarrass the shoplifter and they'll leave the item where they found it.
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Plan ahead Clean your merchandise. Sell moving-sale appropriate items. Gather your moving sale tools.
Article: These include Burned, Poisoned, Asleep, Confused, and Paralyzed. Poisoned, Burned, Asleep, and Paralyzed have effects that occur in-between turns, in that order. Put a Poison marker on the Pokemon that is poisoned. It takes 1 damage counter between each turn. Place a Burned marker on the Pokemon if it is Burned. Flip a coin in-between turns. If heads, the Pokemon takes no burn damage. If tails, put 2 damage counters on the Burned Pokemon. The Sun and Moon rule for Burned is a little different. For the Sun and Moon Burned rule, put a Burned marker on it (the bandage marker), if your Pokemon is Burned. Between turns, put two damage counters on the Burned Pokemon. Then, that Burned Pokemon's owner flips a coin. If heads, the Pokemon is no longer Burned, and you can remove the Burned marker. If tails, it stays Burned. If a Pokemon is Asleep, its card is turned counterclockwise. Flip a coin in-between turns; if heads, the Pokemon wakes up. If tails, stays asleep. Asleep Pokemon cannot retreat or attack. Paralyzed Pokemon are turned clockwise, and can't retreat or attack. Paralysis is cured between turns if the Pokemon was Paralyzed since the beginning of your last turn. The card of a Confused Pokemon is turned upside down. Flip a coin before you attack with a Confused Pokemon; if tails, put three damage counters on that Pokemon and the attack does nothing. If heads, your Pokemon attacks successfully. If the attack involves a coin flip, flip for the Confusion first. The easiest way to heal an affected Pokemon is by returning it to the bench. It cannot be retreated if it is asleep or paralyzed, but can still be switched by using effects. You can also use trainer cards that heal status conditions. If a Pokemon would be affected by multiple conditions that rotate the card, only the most recent one applies.
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Special conditions are detrimental status effects that can be applied to your active Pokemon. Deal with a Poisoned Pokemon. Deal with a Burned Pokemon. Deal with Asleep Pokemon. Deal with Paralyzed Pokemon. Deal with a Confused Pokemon. Heal your affected Pokemon.
Article: Since the main source of the H. Pylori bacteria is not yet known, you should always practice proper personal hygiene and hand washing. You should wash your hands thoroughly and often, especially after using the restroom or before handling food. Proper hand washing starts with warm water, at least 120 degrees, and a decent sized helping of liquid soap. Place the soap in your hands and wet them briefly. Wash them for a total of 15-30 seconds, scrubbing around your fingers, along the front and back of your palms, and around your fingernails, and under jewelry. Then, rinse them in the warm water and dry them with a clean, sanitized towel or clean paper towel. When you are in a non-industrialized nation, eat only in restaurants with sanitation standards similar to an industrialized country's standard of sanitation. Kitchen utensils should be washed in hot water with antibacterial soap. Once the utensils are cleansed, they may become reinfected if handled by a carrier who has touched his mouth or not properly washed his hands after using the restroom. Because of this, ensure that you only eat at places where employees wear gloves as well. The use of hand sanitizer is helpful in these questionable scenarios. If you are married to or in a relationship with someone infected or if you have a family member who has H. Pylori, you should be very careful with your interactions with them. If you are married or dating someone infected, do not kiss them or engage in any sort of sexual activity until they have been treated for the infection. Also keep their toothbrush, cups, and utensils in a different area so the bacteria cannot be transmitted through saliva. You should also not let anyone in your family with the bacterial infection prepare food, serve drinks, or touch things that are consumed so they cannot transmit the bacteria accidentally through touch or other contamination. If a family member gets sick with the bacterial infection, you need to get checked as well. In terms of prevention, eradication is a large part of avoiding the bacteria in the future. Since it is thought to be spread by poor hygiene and sanitary conditions within families, it is recommended that, to eradicate H. Pylori from your family, all family members get tested for the H. Pylori bacteria. If a family member is positive, they must be treated then retested for the bacteria after 4 weeks of treatment. Reinfection can occur and start the cycle over if you do not make sure that the bacteria is eradicated from the entire household.
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Wash your hands thoroughly. Eat in sanitary places. Stop interacting with those infected. Get tested.