Q: Patches containing salicylic acid are available which you can put on the callus. Follow the manufacturer's instructions and your doctor's recommendations for how often to change the patch. These medications must be applied carefully, because if they come in contact with the healthy, live skin around the callus, they may cause chemical burns. Do not use these methods if you have diabetes, poor circulation, or are prone to numbness. In this case, consult your doctor. By crushing up aspirin tablets, you can make your own topical medicine and apply it. Grind five aspirin tablets into a powder and add a half teaspoon lemon juice and a half teaspoon water. Mix until a paste forms. Apply the paste to the callus, not to the healthy, live skin surrounding it. Wrap it in plastic wrap and put a warm towel on it for 10 minutes. Afterwards scrub away the paste and any loose dead skin. The doctor will be able to examine it to confirm that it is a callus. The doctor may prescribe a stronger medication to get rid of the callus. In extreme cases, the doctor may remove it with a scalpel. Calluses generally are not associated with infection, so if yours shows any of these symptoms, it should be examined by a doctor: Redness Pain Inflammation Discharging blood or pus
A: Try over-the-counter medications for removing calluses. Apply aspirin as an alternative source of salicylic acid. See a doctor if these methods do not help. Contact a medical professional if your callus shows signs of being infected.

Article: After you have sufficiently assessed the issue, take a break from social media to clear your mind and begin breaking your bad habit. Deactivate your Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Snapchat and any other social media that you might have. This is a good way to give yourself space from your addiction without having to necessarily delete your accounts. During this time, develop a timeline for when and if you will get your social media back. Find healthy activities to replace your social media addiction. In addition to deactivating the accounts, in order to further deter your temptation, delete the apps from your phone. Not being able to see the apps on your homescreen may help you during this time of self reflection and habit-breaking. If you feel that you cannot successfully beat the habit on your own, then hand over the account to someone you trust. Have them change the password so that you cannot access the account even if you want to. Tell them to give you the account after the predetermined period ends. Make sure to only give your password to family or friends that you deeply trust. Giving your password away is highly sensitive and could end disastrously if in the wrong hands. Consider ceasing social media usage for a minimum of three weeks, as it typically takes 21 days to form a habit.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Deactivate your accounts. Remove cellphone apps. Change your password.

Problem: Article: Make a small circle for the head and attach an oblong to the circle to serve as the body. Insert a pentagon in between the two shapes. Add a small quadrilateral and a little triangle to the head to represent the beak. Add two small circles for the feet. The feathers can be outlined using zigzag lines. This time make softer curved lines instead of zigzag lines for the feathers.
Summary: Draw the body of the eagle. Draw two slanted shapes on each side of the body for the wings. Add more detailed shapes on each of the wings to make them more elaborate. Draw three quadrilaterals, one slightly bigger than the other two. Add details to the head, like eyes and feathers. Add details to the wings. Add more feathers to the wings. Sketch feathers to the body and tail. Add claws to the feet. Erase unnecessary lines and colour as desired.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: It can be tough to keep a gift shop afloat financially. Once way to increase your profits and bring in additional customers is to offer services beyond gift-item sales. For each service offered, you can charge customers a small fee. Be flexible about the fee structure: if customers turn down a service due to the expense, lower the cost. You could offer gift-wrap services, and charge a small fee (say, $2 USD) per item wrapped. The shop could also offer to customize certain pieces by engraving a monogram on them. The fee for this could be larger, perhaps $10 USD. The gift shop could also offer monthly community classes, charging $20 USD to participate. For example, hands-on classes could focus on making various crafts which could be used as personalized gifts. Since many of your customers will be walking in from the street, make sure that the displays in your windows, or items placed on the sidewalk in front of your shop, are appealing. Set up seasonally-appropriate displays with a visual flair that will indicate what's currently in your inventory. Displays inside of the store should also be visually appealing. Avoid having a cluttered store, and organize inventory in clear categories: books, decorations, holiday-themed gifts, etc. Maximize the amount of merchandise you can display by investing in shelving and cabinetry. This will also allow your customers to peruse a larger amount of inventory than they'd have access to otherwise. Sales are a great way to draw in customers and acquaint them with parts of your inventory they may not have purchased from before. Theme sales around specific holidays or seasons. For example, put patriotic and flag-inspired paraphernalia on sale in late July, once the Fourth of July rush has passed. Pumpkin- and witch-themed gift ideas should be on sale in early November, right after Halloween has ended. Alternately, if you feel that one section of the gift shop is being overlooked, attract customers by placing items on sale. the financial expenditures and income of your shop. Keep track of your business finances, including financial assets, loans (and loan payments), monthly rent payments, and income from sales. As a small business owner, you'll be responsible for keeping track of tax deductible expenses, and paying taxes every year. When you first open the gift shop, you'll be on a tight budget and won't have money to hire help. After several months or a year, though, if your shop is financially stable enough, start thinking about bringing in additional help. Think back to the gift shops that you visited. Were most gift shops run by the owners themselves? If not, how many employees worked at the shop?

SUMMARY: Offer additional services that appeal to customers. Set up your displays to attract customers. Put items on sale seasonally. Bookkeep Decide if you need to hire additional workers.

Q: if you want to create pretty shapes. This is an easy way to make your cookies look perfect and professional. Fill the cookie press with dough and tighten the lid. Use the lever to squeeze the batter onto a greased baking tray. Purchase a cookie press from a homeware store. This is a great option if you want to gift the cookies. Take the dough out of the bowl and place it onto a clean bench. Use your hands to squeeze the dough into a lump and then roll it into a log shape. Try to make the log a consistent width. This will help the biscuits to cook evenly. Sprinkle a dusting of flour onto the bench to help stop the dough from sticking. Make the log 30cm (12in) long and 5cm (2.0in) wide. Use a sharp knife to cut the log into slices. Continue slicing until the whole log has been cut into cookies and then place the biscuits onto a greased tray. Try your best to make each slice and even distance apart as this will help the biscuits to cook evenly. Move the log onto a cutting board to cut if your bench scratches easily. Leave 2.5cm (0.98in) between each cookie. Place the tray of cookies into the middle of the oven and set a timer for 10 minutes. Check the cookies after 8 minutes, and if they are golden around the edges, take them out. Transfer the cookies onto a wire cooling rack to cool. Always use oven mitts when taking trays out of the oven. Let the cookies cool for 30 minutes. Keep the cookies in an airtight container in the pantry for up to 2 weeks. An airtight container will help to keep the cookies nice and crispy. If you want to eat the cookies at a later date, place the airtight container into the freezer for up to 5 months.
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Use a cookie press Roll the dough into a log if you want to make circle cookies. Cut the log into 1cm (0.39in) slices and place them onto a baking tray. Cook the cookies for 10 minutes or until they are golden brown.