In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Turn off the water at the supply valve. Flush the toilet to remove most of the water (holding down the flusher for as long as possible). Remove the remaining water from the bowl by forcing it down with a plunger and mopping up the remaining water with a sponge. Then, remove the remaining water in the tank with the sponge as well. Disconnect the supply line using a wrench. You may want to take the opportunity to replace the line. If keeping the line, only disconnect it where it attaches to the toilet. Straddling the bowl, place a hand on either side of the base of the tank and lift it off, rocking it side-to-side a little to ease it off and making sure to bend with your knees. Put it somewhere out of the way but be sure to put it somewhere water resistant, as there may be residual water. Now you can remove the rest of the toilet. Grab the toilet and rock it side-to-side to break the wax seal underneath and lift it off the bolts. If the bolts are badly rusted and the toilet is getting caught, you may need to cut off as much of the bolts as you can see using a hacksaw. Remove the toilet and put it somewhere out of the way.
Summary: Get rid of all the water. Disconnect the line. Remove the tank. Remove the seat.

The amount you borrow is referred to as the principal amount. Your principal amount has several components. The formula for the principal amount of your car loan is (Purchase price) (rebates) (cash down payment) (trade in value). A car purchase will also include fees and sales tax. Those two amounts are typically included in the principal amount. A rebate is a fixed amount of money paid to the buyer for the purchase of a particular vehicle. Rebates serve as an incentive to make the purchase. In most cases, the purchaser uses the rebate to reduce the principal amount of the loan. A cash down payment is paid by the purchaser. You may also trade in a vehicle- usually the car you are replacing. A trade in is something you sell as partial payment for something new. In this case, the value of the car you trade in reduces the purchase price on the new vehicle. Assume you're buying a car for $20,000. The manufacturer provides a $2,000 rebate. You pay $3,000 as a down payment, and trade in a car valued at $5,000. The principal amount of your loan is $20,000 - $2,000 - $3,000 - $5,000, or $10,000. The loan term is the period of time that the loan will be outstanding. Most new car loans have a term of six years. The longer the term, the more interest you will pay on the principal balance. The interest rate will be stated in your loan agreement. For car loans, the interest rate is commonly referred to as the Annual Percentage Rate, or APR. Your interest rate multiplied by the outstanding principal amount is the interest you owe for a particular period of time. Assume that your principal amount is $10,000. Your annual interest rate is 6%. You want to calculate the interest you owe for the month. Your interest rate for one month, also known as your monthly interest rate, is (6%/12 = 0.5%).
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One-sentence summary -- Understand the amount you are borrowing. Determine the term of your loan. Compute the interest owed on the loan.

Q: Although it is tempting to reach out directly to companies to find gigs, most jobs come through third-party modeling agencies. These agencies partner with companies to supply them with models. You should register yourself on the website of these agencies before approaching the companies themselves. Some reputable modeling agencies include Fusion Event Staffing and Cosibella Promotional Modeling. Find modeling agencies in your area by asking local models that you have met. You can also find them by using internet search engines and using terms like "modeling agency" with your city name. The next place to discover real modeling gigs is craigslist. This is especially helpful for finding work in your local area. Look in the sections titled Gigs, Talent, or Job, and search for positions such as "brand ambassador" and "promo girl." You can use other classifieds websites like Bookoo.com and Freecycle.com, as well as searching the classifieds section of your local newspaper in print or on their website. Facebook is a convenient forum for gathering people of like minds. Joining Facebook groups in your area with "promo girl" or "promotional model" in the title will most likely list promotional gigs quite frequently. For example, search for a group title like "Brand Ambassadors of ________", inserting your city name. If the group exists, you will likely find plenty of work right in your town. You can of course always use good old Google to find local gigs. Use search terms like "promo girl" and "brand ambassador" followed by the word "agency" or "company." It's always best to apply to agencies, not directly to companies, since companies outsource their modeling hires to these agencies. There are also portfolio websites where you can post your information for agencies to look up. Just fill in a profile with one of your prepared photos, and agencies might reach out to you. Websites like Model Mayhem and One Model Place are popular portfolio database websites. A profile should include a good head shot, your age (important for when agencies look for specific ages), your measurements, personal website, location, information about your experiences and what you enjoying modeling for, and others things that the website prompts you to enter. Instead of focusing on networking with agency managers, look to other promo models to help you find work. Although some models might not give you a referral because they fear losing work themselves, many will be happy to tell you where to find their booking agencies. Ask other promo models who helps them book gigs and whether you should fill out an online form or contact the modeling agency manager directly. Remember, this is not the same thing as talking to a company owneryou are looking for the agency who books the models, and whether or not this agency can be networked in person. When applying for direct positions you have found in your job search, have a cover letter ready to go with your resume. This letter should include details like what things you do to remain professional, why you are easy to work with, and what makes you a good promotional model. This goes for both internet and in-person applications, although it is likely most of your applying will be done online. If you are headed to an event where different companies and promo models will be present, it is wise to bring along your resume, cover letter, and promotional photos. Then you can hand them over if you get the chance to meet a modeling agency manager.
A: Register with marketing agencies. Look on craigslist for modeling gigs. Join Facebook groups. Browse the Internet. Create a profile on modeling websites. Network with other promotional models. Be professional when reaching out.

Problem: Article: The stored air is unsafe to breath and can be flammable. Always release the air outdoors, away from other people. Keep your clothing, hair, and jewelry away from the tank's hose. Also, keep the tank away from open flames. For their safety, avoid letting children operate the tank. Slide the air hose over the brass fitting near the pressure gauge. It should fit on the opposite end of the small, ringed spout you used to fill the tank. Connect the hose's other end directly to the item you wish to inflate. An air hose usually is included with the tank when you purchase it. You can get new hoses at home improvement or auto parts stores. Look near the brass fitting to find a small, handy wheel. Turn the wheel counterclockwise to open the tank's valve. You should hear air flowing out of the tank right away. Air will continue to flow until you close the valve again. Watch the inflatable object closely to ensure it is filled at a safe level. Over-inflated items are liable to burst. When an item is inflated to the correct size, it will feel firm to the touch. It should not bulge or appear near bursting. Listen closely for any hissing coming from the tank, since this indicates that air is still flowing. Make sure the valve is closed completely. When you're ready, detach the hose to release any air stuck inside of it. If you plan on storing the tank for a while, stay safe by letting all the air out of it.
Summary:
Release the air in a safe, well-ventilated area. Connect the air hose to the tank and inflatable item. Turn the tank's wheel to the on position. Inflate the item to a safe size. Spin the valve clockwise to shut off the air flow.