Article: Mollies are hierarchical fish. Whichever male has the biggest fins and boldest colors leads the way. This means the ideal combination of male and female fish is one male for multiple females. You may see the male under the female; this is how the fish copulate. If their mating is successful, their babies should be born in about 3 to 5 weeks. Place the female in a separate "nurser" tank if possible. The male fish often chases around the female, wishing to copulate more, and this could cause stress on the pregnancy. You'll be able to tell the molly is pregnant by a very distended belly. If the "nurser" tank is not possible, consider using an aquarium net breeder, which is essentially a mesh cube with plastic edges, to protect the mother and baby fish. Removing the mother from the main aquarium is also to protect the fry. Molly fish often cannibalize their babies. Don't wait too close to the birth date. Stressed mollies may have more aborted births and stillborn. The female may eat her own young, so it's best to move her back with the other fish for the safety of the fry. Roughly once per month, however, the mother may need to be re-segregated since female molly fish can retain multiple fertilized eggs for nearly half a year.
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Allow the fish to mate with one another. Remove the female from the aquarium before birthing begins. Reintroduce the female into the main aquarium.
Article: Protect its moisture from the dry air. Wrap it up in a scarf before heading outdoors. Use one that is made of silk, since other materials like cotton or wool will increase the buildup of static electricity, which can make your hair stick out in odd places, cling to your face when you don't want it to, and generally misbehave. If a scarf alone isn't enough to keep your head warm or your hair protected from snow, ice, or rain, add a hat. Wrap a silk scarf around your hair first to reduce the chance of static electricity. Then don a hat on top of that. If you don't have a silk scarf, opt for a hat made of cotton instead of wool or acrylics, since cotton's less conducive to static electricity. If you have long hair, refrain from wearing turtlenecks, which may help your hair knot up in back. Avoid the need to brush your hair more than you really have to. Because the cold air and low humidity of winter dries out your hair, over-brushing can damage your brittle hair, so preempt the need by ditching the turtleneck. When you're washing your clothes, make sure you use this to reduce the chance of static electricity building up in your hair. Be sure to use it when washing hats as well any clothes that you'll be pulling over your head. Definitely use it if those clothes are made of wool or acrylics.
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Cover your hair with a scarf. Wear a hat. Say no to turtlenecks. Use fabric softener.
Article: When considering where to incorporate, look for a state that has laws that are flexible in both the creation and protection of businesses. Delaware's General Corporation Law is known as one of the most business-friendly and advantageous laws in place today. For example, Delaware's laws allow companies to reduce their tax bill by allowing taxable income earned elsewhere, to become tax-exempt income in Delaware. Each state has different laws affecting corporations. To find more information about the laws that govern your state of interest, use your favorite search engine to look for your state's particular corporation laws or business organization codes. Each state has different laws regarding the sale, ownership, and taxation of company stock. If you are looking for equity investors or wishing to sell parts of your business, look for an equity-friendly state that will save both you and investors in the long run. If you are conducting business in a state that is heavily regulated, or if you are in an industry which is prone to liability, you should look for states that are used to handling corporate law, such as Delaware. Delaware has a separate court that resolves business disputes by the use of judge, instead of jury, which many business owners prefer. Cases are often resolved more quickly in states like Delaware where judges are experienced in business matters.
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Identify the legal framework for business proceedings. Look into the laws about equity sales and initial public offerings (IPO). Consider states that have a judicial system for business proceedings.