Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Intern Highlight your experience and training on your resume. Search job listing sites for open bookkeeping positions. Contact a temp agency while you search for a full-time job. Secure multiple freelance jobs if you can't find a full-time position.

Answer: with an accounting firm or a business's bookkeeping department. Work with your school's career services office to find and apply for an accounting or bookkeeping internship. Securing your first job is often a struggle, but having an internship under your belt makes things easier. Hands-on experience will look good on your resume and broaden your skill set. Moreover, recent graduates often land their first jobs at firms or accounting departments where they've interned. Companies that don't have in-house accounting departments hire outside firms to manage their books. Both in-house accounting departments and outside firms generally have bookkeepers on staff who manage financial data. Accountants, in turn, analyze and interpret that information. If you don't have much experience, put your education and training front and center. List your degree, relevant coursework, and the accounting software you know. Under experience, include internships, jobs, and any other entries that show you're detail-oriented, diligent, and well-organized. Look online for career opportunities and apply to as many as you can. You should also set up accounts on LinkedIn and other job sites. Additionally, don't forget to tap the resources of your school's career services office. You can also become a member of a professional association, such as the National Association of Certified Board Bookkeepers. A professional membership looks good on a resume, and it'll allow you to access the organization's job search resources. Search for a reputable local temp agency, and call or go online to begin the application and interview process. A temp job will add an experience entry to your resume and could even turn into a full-time position. Check a temp agency's online reviews and Better Business Bureau listing to make sure it's reputable. Temp agencies provide cost-free services to workers and should never require you to pay a fee or percentage of your earnings. Part-time, contract, and telecommuting jobs are increasingly popular in the industry. Cast a wide net during your job hunt instead of only applying for full-time positions. You may be able to land multiple part-time and contract gigs, and you could even work from the comfort of your own home! Rotating between part-time jobs is a good way to get started, but aim to eventually secure a full-time job. In addition to benefits and job security, you're more likely to get additional training as a full-time employee.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Place the burned area under cool water. Reassure the child. Gently clean the skin. Leave small blisters unbroken. Try moisturizing ointment. Cover the wound from the burn with a sterile dressing. Consider your child's last tetanus immunization. Encourage your child not to scratch.

Answer: Assuming it is a minor burn that does not require immediate medical attention, have your child place her affected area under cool water. Cool, flowing water is preferable to an ice pack for the treatment of burns, as ice can sometimes cause further damage to the injured tissue. If the burns are multiple, you can consider placing your child in a cool bath to cover more areas of her body at one time. Keep the affected area in cool water for at least five minutes. After that, depending upon the pain level, your child can keep it under cool water, or simply place a cool towel on the affected area to diminish pain and to reduce the amount of swelling that follows. Oftentimes, a burn can be a scary experience for a young child. Their fear around it, in many cases (assuming it is a minor burn), exceeds the injury itself. This is why reassurance and helping your child to stay calm and to cope with any pain is one of your top priorities. To help with the pain, you can offer your child Acetaminophen (Tylenol) and/or Ibuprofen (Advil). Both of these medications are available over-the-counter, and help with pain control as well as with minimizing inflammation. Read the dosages on the bottle and be sure to offer your child only the "children's dosing." Prior to bandaging the burn, be sure to clean it thoroughly with soap and water. Also, be gentle while cleaning so as not to cause any further damage to the affected area. Oftentimes burns will leave the skin with some blisters present; if this is the case, let them heal naturally and do not attempt to break them open. If they have broken open on their own, clean them gently with soap and water and apply an antibiotic ointment prior to covering them with a bandage to prevent infection. Don't use hand sanitizers or harsh soaps and don't use rubbing alcohol or hydrogen peroxide to clean the area. After cooling the burned area, as long as there is not any broken skin or open blisters, applying a moisturizing ointment can have a soothing effect as well. Aloe vera lotion or gel has naturally soothing properties for burns. Use this if you have any of it available at home, or if you can easily get to the store to buy some. This will help to protect it from the environment, and will help it to heal. Be sure to change the dressing at least once a day to keep it clean. If it is a small first degree burn without any broken skin, you may not need to cover it. Whenever there is an open wound, medical protocol calls for the administration of a tetanus shot. If your child has previously had a tetanus shot, the immunity will last for 10 years after the shot and he will not need any additional shots during this time period. However, if you are uncertain if your child has had the shot, or when he last had it, consult with a physician to see if a tetanus shot is needed. Many doctors recommend getting a tetanus shot if it has been more than five years since the last one and the child has second or third degree burns. Scratching the wound that remains following a burn only predisposes the wound to opening up further and increases the chances of infection. Explain to your child the importance of not scratching, and keep the wound covered with a sterile dressing as a reminder to your child that it is not to be touched.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Pour some water into a pan. Place your hand above the steam.

Answer: Put this on the stove over high heat. Bring the pan to a full boil. Make sure the pan is creating a lot of steam. The steam will help to make the finish of your nail polish look matte. You will need to expose all parts of each nail to the steam. Usually you need to just hold each hand over the steam for 3-5 seconds. Be careful not to hold your hand too close to the pot or you can get steam burns. Move your hand through the steam slowly to make sure all parts of your nails are hit by the steam. Check your polish. If should look matte. If there are parts which are still glossy, hold your hand over the steam for another 3-5 seconds.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Open your Galaxy's Settings. Tap Device Maintenance. Tap Device security. Tap SCAN PHONE. Follow the on-screen instructions to complete the process.

Answer:
To do this, swipe down from the top of the home screen, then tap the gear icon at the top-right corner. It's the shield icon at the bottom of the menu. The security app will now scan your Galaxy for viruses and other malware. If the app finds anything suspicious, it will report the steps you must take to correct the situation.