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While you're on your way home to get further treatment, hold your arm in an elevated position to help minimize the swelling. Gently wash the area to remove dirt and any other debris from the area. This will help prevent an infection. This will help to alleviate the itching by bringing down the swelling and numbing the stung area. Cycle the compress in 20-minute intervals. Apply it for 20 minutes, then let your skin recover for at least 20 minutes. You can also use an ice pack. Just be sure to have a barrier like a cloth or paper towels between the ice and your skin. These over-the-counter medicines will help alleviate the pain and itching. After a few hours, the swelling will subside a little and a blister will form. As long as you don't pop the blister, the area shouldn't become infected. Avoid scratching it, as this can cause it to break. If the blister breaks, cleanse the area with soapy water and monitor it for signs of infection. You can also apply an antibiotic ointment to any open stings. These ointments are available over-the-counter from most drug stores and pharmacies. If the area becomes discolored or starts leaking pus, it may have become infected. Seek medical attention immediately.

summary: Elevate the affected area. Bathe the sting with soapy water. Place a cool compress on the infected area. Take an antihistamine or use a hydrocortisone cream. Don't pop the blister.

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Try to pick them so that the stems are all approximately the same length. You need flowers with sturdy, pliable stems, like dandelions or clover. Lightly pinch them together with one hand to hold them in place. Use the other hand to gently separate the three stems, so you have a right stem, a middle stem, and a left stem.

summary: Pick three flowers with long stems. Hold the flowers together just below their heads. Separate the stems.

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If you need to appear authoritative, choose formal business attire. Choose a color that flatters you and keep bold accessories to a minimum. Bring your visuals, your tablet or laptop and your speech copy. If you're in a small room, ask someone to stand at the back of the room and see if he or she can hear you. In a larger facility, practice using the microphone so that your speech is neither too faint nor distorted. Try to arrive at your presentation well before your audience. Take the time to make sure the sound is good and run through your visual aids. If you're at a conference, you may have 15-20 minutes to prep. If you're the sole speaker, you could get there an hour in advance. Make sure that the computer, projection screen and easels are functional and positioned so that they are visible to your audience. You should either place them on a table for audience members to retrieve or pass them out in an organized fashion. If your speech is lengthy, then you will need some water to moisten your throat. Check both the front and the back of your outfit and make sure that your hair is neat and that your makeup, if you're wearing any, is not smudged.
summary: Dress appropriately. Make sure that you have all of your materials in order. Ask for a sound check. Set up your equipment and supplementary materials. Decide what to do with your handouts. Ask for a glass of water. Look in a mirror before you go onstage.