INPUT ARTICLE: Article: and hard boil 6 eggs. Use a teaspoon to do this carefully. Place the yolks into a bowl. Mash the yolks until they have a creamy consistency. Mix 1 large mashed avocado, 2 tbsp. cooked and crumbled bacon, 1 finely diced jalapeno, 1 tbsp. diced red onion, 2 tbsp. diced tomato, 1 tbsp. lime juice, and 1 tbsp. chopped cilantro with the yolks. Mash them together until the texture is rich and creamy. Use a teaspoon to carefully scoop the yolk back into the egg whites. Garnish the eggs with a pinch of chili powder and a tbsp. of bacon. Place the eggs on a serving platter. To store, cover loosely and place in the refrigerator.

SUMMARY: Peel Scoop the yolks out of the egg halves. Mash the yolks. Mix the other ingredients with the yolks. Add salt, pepper, and cayenne pepper to taste. Place a tbsp. of the yolk mixture back into each egg white. Garnish. Serve.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: You want a business name that is catchy and stands out. Look at what your competitors use and try to find something distinctive. You might call your business "Behave Not Bite Trainers" or "Puppy Etiquette." You should also search to see that the name hasn't already been taken. Your state's Secretary of State website might have a database of names you can search. In some states, you can pay them to search for you. You'll want to use your business name as your website's domain name, so check that it hasn't been bought already. You can protect the uniqueness of your business name by registering the service or trademark. A trademark is a unique symbol or name used to identify goods. When used to identify services, it's a service mark. You can register your mark with the federal government. You aren't required to register. But it can help in many ways. For example, you'll establish when you first used the mark. If someone else steals your name, then you can sue and stop them from using it. Your dog training business could take one of several legal forms. You should think carefully about which one you choose. You have the following choices: Sole proprietorship. Most dog training businesses are probably sole proprietorships. This is the easiest business entity to form. You use your Social Security Number as your tax ID, and you report your business income or losses on your personal 1040 form. You don't need to file any paperwork with the state. However, you are personally liable for business debts as a sole proprietor. Limited liability company. An LLC is owned by its members. Depending on your state, you may be able to form a one-person LLC. You'll have to file paperwork with your state. However, an LLC protects you from personal legal liability. Any business debts are the debts of only the business, not its member owners. For example, if a customer sues you and wins, then they can only come after your business assets, not your personal ones. Corporation. A corporation is owned by its shareholders. You must file paperwork with your state to form, and you'll also have to file annual reports with the state. A corporation requires more work than a sole proprietorship. However, it also shields you from personal liability like an LLC. Partnership. Two or more people can jointly form a partnership. You typically don't file anything with your state. However, you are personally liable for your business debts. You are also jointly liable with the other partners. For example, if a partner takes out a loan for the partnership, then you're personally liable on that loan. If you form a corporation, then file your Articles of Incorporation with your state's appropriate office. Generally, you file with the Secretary of State. There should be printed, fill-in-the-blank articles to complete. You can file your Articles of Organization (to form an LLC) in the same way. You'll have to pay a filing fee. Check with your Secretary of State for the amount and acceptable methods of payment. Visit the IRS website at https://www.irs.gov/businesses/small-businesses-self-employed/apply-for-an-employer-identification-number-ein-online and get an Employer Identification Number. You'll need this number if you hire any employees. You'll also need it to pay your taxes (unless you're a sole proprietor who uses their Social Security number). You'll need permission to run a business in your state. For example, you probably must get a business license. You may also need to get a license from your local government and other permits. Use the Small Business Administration's tool at https://www.sba.gov/starting-business/business-licenses-permits/state-licenses-permits to check what permits and licenses you will need. Click on your state. You'll need to write up rules for how to run your business. For example, you'll want to describe how the owners can call meetings and who handles the day-to-day activities. You will also want to explain how your business's profits and losses will be divided between owners. If you have a sole proprietorship, then you don't need any document. Corporations should have bylaws. You must keep them at your principal place of business. LLCs should have an operating agreement. Keep them at your principal place of business. Partnerships should have a detailed partnership agreement in place before opening. You'd benefit from consulting with a lawyer to make sure your agreement is thorough. Talk to other business owners and ask what kind of insurance they have. You might also want to contact an insurance broker. You'll probably want a basic liability policy for a small business. Ask the broker for different prices. If you're running a business out of your home, then check with your homeowners insurer to see if accidents are covered. Most homeowners policies do not extend to home businesses. Instead, you'll probably need to purchase a business insurance policy.

SUMMARY: Come up with your business name. Think about trademarking your name. Choose your business structure. File paperwork with the state. Obtain a federal tax number. Get a business license and permits. Draft operating documents. Purchase insurance.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Having everything ready before you start mixing will keep you from forgetting an important ingredient. If you don't have liners, just grease each cup with vegetable oil or butter to keep the cupcakes from sticking. If you want to add chocolate chips, sprinkles, or another mix-in, stir it in now. Place them in the oven to bake for 15 to 18 minutes. The cupcakes are done with a toothpick inserted into the center of a cake comes out clean. Place them on a cooling rack or the counter to let them cool completely. Pair your vanilla cupcakes with any type of frosting you like best. Here are a few easy recipes to try: Vanilla frosting Chocolate frosting Buttercream frosting

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Measure out your ingredients. Preheat the oven to 375 Fahrenheit (190 Celsius). Place 12 cupcake liners into a cupcake pan. Stir in optional mix-ins. Bake the cupcakes. Let the cupcakes cool before frosting. Whip up the frosting of your choice to finish your cupcakes.