Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Gather your materials. Follow the safety instructions included with your nail tips.

Answer: Anyone can apply nail tips at home, but you will need to have some special materials before you get started. To apply nail tips to your natural nails, you will need: Nail tips Nail adhesive gel Nail clipper Nail file Your nail tips and nail adhesive should come with some instructions for proper use and safety. Read these instructions carefully and follow any safety precautions for the product. For example, some nail products recommend working in a well-ventilated area.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Look for "Federal Tax Amount". Find the area labeled "State Tax". Locate the item labeled "Social Security". Find the area listed as "Medicare".

Answer: This area will give you the total amount that the Federal Government has taken from your pay for taxes due. This amount will vary depending on how many exemptions you claimed when your filed your W-4 tax form. You can change the amount of exemptions at any time by filling out a new W-4 form. Ask your human resources contact to change your W-4 form or how best to make changes to it. Exemptions can be made for yourself, others, or you can claim none. The area marked state tax will usually be found very close to the item for federal tax. This listing for state tax will show your just how much of your earnings went to the state you live in. State Tax will vary from state to state. Not all states will collect an income tax. State taxes are used for public projects such as education and health care. Social security is a federally mandated payment into the social security system. When you reach an age at which you might retire, you will be able to access the social security system funds, receiving a monthly payment from them. Paying into social security will help finance your retirement. You will contribute 6.2% of your income to social security payments. Your employer will also contribute 6.2% of your income to social security payments. Medicare is program that can help with medical payments and billing, once you are eligible for social security. Payment into Medicare is mandatory for both you and your employer. Medicare payments are set at 1.45% of your paycheck. Your employer is also required to pay 1.45% of your paycheck. You may also find that your Medicare is part of another item labeled FICA. FICA usually includes Medicare and social security together.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Remove the bucket of corn from the urn. Pour the corn into an eight gallon (30 liter) tray. Place a thermometer in the tray to monitor the temperature. Rinse and stir the corn every 12 hours while it's germinating. Let the corn germinate until the shoots are twice as long as the kernels.

Answer: Let the water drain back into the urn so only the corn is left in the bucket. You can make the tray yourself out of wood or buy an aluminum tray at the store. Make sure the sides of the tray are tall enough to keep in all of the corn. You want the temperature to be between 72 and 82 degrees Fahrenheit (22 and 28 degrees Celsius) while the corn is germinating. If the thermometer reads too high of a temperature, move the tray to a darker, cooler place. If the thermometer reads too low of a temperature, place a portable heater or small heat fan that allows you to adjust the temperature near the tray. Check the thermometer regularly to make sure the tray isn't overheating. This will keep the grain moist and prevent heat buildup that naturally occurs during germination. The shoots are the long, root-looking parts of the corn that emerge during germination. You can start the drying process once 70 to 80 percent of the corn has shoots that are twice the length of the kernels.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Take 2-4 tablets unless otherwise directed if you are an adult. Avoid taking more than 10 tablets in 24 hours. Use Tums when you feel heartburn or acid indigestion. Take Tums 1 hour after eating if you have heartburn regularly. Take Tums at least 1 hour before or 4 hours after any other medications. Store your Tums at room temperature and away from direct sunlight.

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Most Tums products recommend taking doses of 2-4 tablets. However, some stronger products, like Tums Ultra, should be taken in doses of 2-3 tablets. When in doubt, read the label on your Tums product. Different products and concentrations may have different dosages. If you are under 12, ask an adult to help you use Tums Kids. If you're taking prescription medication, talk to your doctor or pharmacist before taking Tums. Tums can interfere with certain medications. If you are experiencing persistent symptoms and taking Tums frequently, keep track of how much you take and don't exceed the maximum dosage. You may want to consult your doctor if the maximum dosage is not helping your symptoms improve. If you've been taking the maximum dosage for 2 weeks, stop taking Tums until you talk with your doctor. If you are pregnant or nursing, talk to your doctor before you take Tums. Tums is meant to be taken as needed, so you don't have to take it regularly for it to be effective. Only take Tums when you need relief. If you know that you generally experience heartburn or acid indigestion at predictable times, like after eating certain foods, you may want to take Tums 1 hour after eating even if you don't feel any symptoms yet. Because the calcium in Tums can occasionally make it harder for your body to absorb other medications or vitamins, it's best to space them out. This will help prevent the Tums from interfering with your other medications. To help your Tums product stay fresh and work effectively, keep it in a tightly sealed container and store it somewhere that will stay cool and dry. A medicine cabinet or drawer is a good place to store your Tums.