Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Give your rabbit chew toys. Make prohibited objects undesirable. Block access to problem areas/objects.

Answer: If your rabbit is biting objects but not people, he may be acting out of boredom. However, he may also be biting/chewing to manage his teeth. Unlike human teeth, a rabbit's teeth will keep growing throughout his life, and he'll need objects to chew on to help manage that growth so it does not cause greater health problems. If your rabbit experiences decreased appetite, nasal discharge, tooth grinding, or easily visible teeth protruding from his mouth, he may have overgrown teeth. See your vet as soon as possible so that your veterinarian can help your rabbit. Wood is the best chew toy for rabbits. You can buy a wooden product at a pet store, or give your rabbit a fresh tree branch/twig to chew on. Make sure that the wood is safe for rabbits. A chew toy should be untreated and unpainted, and tree branches should be non-toxic and pesticide-free. Safe, nontoxic wood sources include apple, willow, aspen, and pine. You can also give your rabbit other chew toys (in addition to wood) to keep him busy. Try giving your bunny the cardboard from a toilet paper or paper towel roll, cereal boxes, paper bags, or commercially-bought animal toys. One option to keep your rabbit from chewing household items is to use a deterrent spray. These make furniture and other objects undesirable to the rabbit, and will likely deter future efforts at chewing those prohibited objects. You can buy a deterrent spray, or put unpleasant-tasting products on prohibited objects. Try using bitter apple spray (which can be bought at many pet stores), or try rubbing a little hot sauce on an object (as long as it won't destroy the object). If your rabbit is determined to chew things, you might have to bunny-proof a room and make that his designated play area. Common household objects that rabbits tend to target include: baseboards wires and electrical cords carpets furniture (including the legs, which may be hidden by other fabric) corners and enclosed spaces around your home

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Brainstorm and research areas where computerization could be useful. Consult with all staff members. Consider using accounting software. Use computers for communications and/or marketing. Get specialized design or manufacturing software. Use software to manage inventory. Manage HR and scheduling.

Answer: Take time to consider what could be automated to improve your business operations. Think about labor-intensive work that could be simplified or improved with software. Alternately, consider systems that might need to be backed up (like accounting or personnel records). Ask other business owners what they have automated and how it has affected their operations. You can also read trade publications and industry journals to get computerization ideas. Meet with managers and department heads. Ask them to make a list of all activities that can potentially be computerized. Handwriting payroll checks and envelope labels, manually calculating product totals and sales tax, and outsourcing flier production to printers are just a few examples of tasks that can be done in-house on a computer. Ask managers to meet with their employees. Include employees at all levels of the business in the conversation to implement a system that benefits everyone. For example, a delivery driver whose main job is to deliver goods may save time from a company investment in a GPS system, rather than writing out directions by hand or consulting a map. The first step many businesses take in computerizing their operations is the use of accounting software. This software allows you to keep track of your accounts, pay your employees, create financial statements, and file your taxes (or may offer some of these options depending on which software you choose). It also may ensure that your financial data is backed up offsite in case you need it. Accounting software can replace keeping physical books that may be disorganized or labor-intensive with any easy-to-access computer version. Some paid options include QuickBooks and FreshBooks. However, you can also use free accounting software like Wave Accounting. Most small businesses already use email and perhaps computer faxes to carry out business communications. These methods allow for lower cost, easier ways to communicate with and send information to customers and vendors. However, software may also be used for marketing efforts. For example, email might be used to send out a newsletter or details of a new product to existing customers. More complicated marketing software allows businesses to track customer information, follow leads, and create marketing campaigns. Examples include Marketo, Sailthru, and Vocus. If your business involved the design and manufacturing of products, software can greatly aid your product creation process. Design software allows you to create virtual models of your product and run tests on it, without even creating a prototype. In addition, this software can be linked to manufacturing programs that control machinery, allowing you to perform the whole creation process on the computer. The type of software used will depend on your industry, product type, and machinery. Search online for design and manufacturing software packages specific to your needs. Inventory software aids in the ordering, receiving, tracking, and shipping of inventory. This software might also work with accounting software and/or electronic inventory management systems to automate your operations. This allows you to more easily control your inventory, reducing inventory shrinkage and improving efficiency. Examples include 3PL Warehouse Manager, BizSlate, and Cin7. Software can also be used to manage part of your employee relationship. For one, HR software packages allow you to pay, onboard, and give leave to your employees. They also might allow you to manage employees benefits or deal with details specific to independent contractors, depending on which software you choose. Examples include Zenefits, sumHR, and BambooHR. In addition, other software can be used to manage scheduling for hourly workers and/or customer appointments. These programs streamline and improve the scheduling process, reducing possible errors and forgotten appointments. Examples include When I Work, Genbook, and Booker.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Remove gum. Clean paint off. Get rid of glue. Remove sticker residue.

Answer: With a scraper, spoon, or credit card, remove as much of the gum as possible. Take a hair drier and heat the remaining gum until it becomes tacky. Then apply the sticky side of a piece of tape to gum and peel it off. Press the tape on again and peel it off a few more times. If necessary, reheat the gum with the hair drier and repeat until the gum is gone. After removing any stubborn stains from your boots, proceed with regular cleaning to remove excess residues and cleaning products. The best thing to remove paint from your Dr. Martens is mineral spirits. Mineral spirits is a petroleum-based solvent that works well at dissolving paint. Because it's oil-based, it's safe to use on leather. Take a clean rag and dip it in some mineral spirits. Rub the affected area with the rag, adding more mineral spirits as needed. Continue rubbing until the paint dissolves and comes off. For this DIY project you will actually need a penetrating oil like WD-40. Apply the oil to the glue and a small area of the boot surrounding the glue. Let it sit until the glue becomes soft, then scrape the glue with a butter knife or plastic scraper. If necessary, repeat these steps again until the glue is gone. Wipe away the excess oil when the glue has been removed. Use a scraper or credit card and scrape off as much of the sticky substance as possible. Take a clean rag and dip it in some acetone, nail polish remover, or even peanut butter. After rubbing the cleaner into the shoe, take the scraper to it again. Repeat as necessary. Wipe the area with a clean damp cloth and allow it to dry.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Keep the boots polished and clean. Store winter boots Seek professional help. Repeat yearly.

Answer:
If your boots are leather, keep them well polished. All types of boots should be kept clean. A regular wipe-down with warm water for many synthetic boots will help remove dirt and other encrusted elements. clean and dry. At winter's end, never store boots without cleaning them first and ensuring that they are completely dry. Otherwise, you risk finding moldy, cracked, and possibly ruined boots next winter. Stains left too long may set permanently and weaken the boot. And mold that grows on one boot can cross-contaminate other shoes, boots and items of clothing stored in the same vicinity. Do not store boots in plastic bags. Suede and leather need to "breathe" and plastic bags restrict this ability, drying out the boot and trapping mold. Better choices include pillowcases, fabric shoe bags and cloth bags. Store boots away from direct light or heat sources. Direct light can fade the boots, while direct heat can cause them to dry out and crack. If the stains are really bad, seek professional help from a shoe repairer, dry cleaner or similar. You could also call the manufacturer for advice. A well maintained boot is a long-lasting boot. Repeat the preventative and storing process on your boots every year or wearable season. This will keep your boots in good condition so that they will last longer!