In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Polyurethane works well as a finish coat. It will seal the stain and protect your piano from moisture damage. Your finish coats will dry pretty quickly, but you should allow each coat to dry for at least 48 hours between applications. Use a fine-grade sandpaper or No. 000 steel wool to sand each thin coat of finish. (Two or three thin coats of finish will give your piano a professional sheen; it is a longer process, but is preferable to applying just 1 thick coat.) After you sand each application, wipe down the wood with the tack cloth so that all dust and other particles are removed before you apply the next coat of polyurethane. If you skip this step, you will likely end up with a bumpy and unsightly finish coat.
Summary: Start applying the final finish. Lightly sand between each coat. Use a tack cloth to wipe down the wood.

Splashing water is a good way to keep your face clean regularly. If your skin is especially dirty or you want to help a pimple heal faster, try a skin cleanser, or exfoliating scrub. However you wash your face, make sure to pat your face dry with a towel to avoid irritating your skin. This is a simple chemical agent that dries out the affected area of skin. Though keeping your skin hydrated is a good way to keep it healthy, drying pimples helps them heal more quickly. A doctor can prescribe a safe benzoyl peroxide cream. It is rare, but possible for a pimple to get infected even if you don't pop it. See your doctor for antibiotics to fight the infection. It is important to heal an infected pimple early to reduce the risk of scarring or other long-term problems. If your pimples are red, inflamed, or painful, they may be infected. Antibiotics are an easy way to treat this. They can prescribe treatments like Accutane, which reduces the amount of oils your skin produces. It also probably means that your skin needs special products to keep it healthy. Over the counter products may be a part of your chronic problem.
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One-sentence summary -- Gently scrub with a skin cleanser. Apply benzoyl peroxide. Use antibiotics if necessary. Ask a doctor about other treatments if you have severe acne.

Q: Picking a physical fight is never recommended, and physical fighting should only happen if you have no other choice. If you absolutely have to defend yourself physically, you can learn to do so with strength and intelligence, to end it as quickly as possible, but never, under any circumstances, should you pick a fight. Picking a fight with someone is technically assault. If you want to fight for sport, or just to get out some aggression, take a boxing class, or train at an MMA gym. If you're confronted by an aggressor, however, and need to defend yourself, it is sometimes better to throw the first punch and attempt to end it quickly. If you have the element of surprise on your hands, it's more likely you'll be able to end the fight on your terms. If it comes to fighting, defend yourself with the right posture. It's important to keep your knees bent and your weight forward, to keep yourself balanced and movable. If you stand flat-footed and flush with your opponent, you're going to get knocked down. Flex your knees and turn sideways very slightly with your hips, turning your non-dominant or non-punching side toward your opponent. Step forward with your non-dominant foot. Raise your hands, fists balled loosely but not so tightly you cut off blood flow. Put your non-dominant hand forward slightly, up near your eye, and your punching hand next to the side of your face. Keep moving, hopping around, and bouncing on the balls of your feet. If you stand flat-footed, you're going to get punched in the face, and lose. First, ball your fist properly by wrapping your thumb around the bottom of your fingers, like you had a bug inside your hand you wanted to keep. Keep your elbows tucked in and think about your punches as straight lines, not as wild curves. You want your fist to shoot straight out from your body, which will be more powerful than a wild haymaker. When you strike, shoot your fist straight out from your body, using short, compact strikes that will be full of power. Take a step forward when you punch with your dominant hand, to put more power into it. Aim for the nose, the stomach, the kidneys, just under the floating ribs, and just under the jaw. Don't punch someone in the side of the head or you're going to break your knuckles. Use other limbs, as well. Kicks, elbows, head-butts, and knees are all effective strikes that you should use if you must to end the fight as quickly as possible. . If you get into a fight, your instinct will usually be to move backwards, but you need to learn to resist this urge and move into punches. If you think you're about to get hit in the head or the face, tense your jaw and neck muscles, and keep yourself moving forward as much as possible. If you're moving backward, you're more likely to get knocked down, and for the punch to hit you at the apex of its power, rather than just before. . A stiff punch to the underside of the jaw, or knocking someone's wind out with a stiff shot to the gut should end most fights. Most people don't want to brawl. Try to end a fight as quickly as possible and move on, before it gets too ugly. If someone gets knocked down, the fight should be over. End the fight by being the one to walk away, and be the one to call the cops if necessary. Tell the truth. . Getting into a physical altercation isn't MMA. Your goal isn't to "ground and pound." It's important to keep these fights as short and as safe as possible, relatively speaking, and you don't want to allow yourself to be taken down, under any circumstances. If you keep fighting someone once they've fallen, that's assault. If somebody tries to take you down, spread your legs and keep your base as wide as possible. Shift out of the way, if possible. If you fall down, you need to protect your face and try to get up as soon as possible. Fighting on the ground makes you vulnerable to all kinds of chokes and punches.
A: Never start a physical fight, if you can help it. Maintain a defensive posture. Learn to throw a punch properly. Move into punches End it as quickly as possible Stay off the ground

Problem: Article: You can purchase whole roasted beans or ground coffee. Look for Arabica beans in light to medium roasts. Some specialty coffee stores and online sellers offer Arabic coffee blends with spices included. While this doesn't allow you to adjust the ratio to your taste, it may be a convenient way to get the flavor of Arabic coffee. Alternatively, you can buy unroasted Arabica coffee beans and roast them yourself. You can use a mortar and pestle to do this, or the back of a spoon.
Summary:
Buy Arabic coffee. Crush the cardamom pods.