Write an article based on this "Take advantage of the free samples. Assemble an around-the-world meal. Buy a treat. Pay it forward."
article: Mall free samples are a great way to get a free snack or two. Make sure you try everything they have to offer. Make a visit to the food court when you first arrive at the mall and then a second trip a few hours later. You can get seconds on your free samples. Food courts are great because they have so much variety. Together with your friends, buy something small from all the different food court restaurants that you like. Then, lay out all your tasty entrees, and share with your friends. That way, you get to have a bite of everything. Even if you don’t want to pay for an  entire meal, the food court can be a place to buy a small treat to fuel the rest of your mall adventure. Get something like a cinnamon pretzel or a milkshake from your favorite food court restaurant. Buy something small like an ice cream for someone else as an act of generosity.

Write an article based on this "Start growing the seeds indoors 6-8 weeks before the final frost. Fill small cups or pots with starter soil. Plant the seeds under 1⁄4 in (0.64 cm) of soil. Place the pots in a sunny location indoors. Keep the soil moist with regular watering. Transplant the seedlings outside when the weather is above 60 °F (16 °C)."
article: Starting the seeds this early means they’ll be ready for transplanting outside when the weather warms up. Depending on the area, the final frost may be anywhere from March to May. Check with forecasts in your area to tell when the final frost is expected, and start 6-8 weeks before that to give your seeds enough time to start growing. This means you’ll probably have to start planting around February. Starting the seeds indoors is just one option for growing jalapenos. Alternatively, you could buy jalapeno seedlings from a nursery and transplant them into your soil. This avoids the weeks of prep work before the weather gets warm. Plant each seed in its own cup so the roots don’t get tangled up. Fill each pot to the brim with starter potting soil. Top the soil off and pack it down gently.  If you’re planting many seeds, planting pods are a good choice to start the seeds in. Jalapenos prefer slightly acidic soil with a pH of 6.0-6.8. Test the soil and if the pH is above this level, acidify it with a nitrate fertilizer. Remember that each mature plant will produce 30-40 peppers per season. Use this as a judge for how many you should plant. Pull up a small section of soil in the center of the pot and drop the seed in. Cover it up with a light layer of soil. Remember to plant only one seed in each container.  Seed packs are available online or from nurseries. If you want fresh seeds, harvest them from a fully-grown, red jalapeno. This produces mature, fertile seeds. Cut them open and scrape the seeds out. Remember that jalapenos are spicy, so wear gloves while cutting them. If you get any juice on your hands, wash them thoroughly before touching your face. Jalapenos need sun and warmth. Place them near a sunny window in direct sunlight.  To give your seeds extra sunlight, move them to different windows throughout the day as the sun moves across the sky. Be sure to keep your indoor temperature over 65 °F (18 °C) so the soil is warm enough for the seeds. Jalapenos need moderate to high watering to thrive. Use a spray bottle and wet the soil as soon as you plant the seeds. Then monitor the soil every day and keep it moist with regular watering. Don’t soak the soil. If water pools at the top, you’re using too much water. Try to pour some out to avoid drowning the plant. The seedlings need 6-8 weeks to mature. At that point, they're ready to move outside and grow more. Jalapenos like warm soil, so wait until the temperature is consistently above 60 °F (16 °C). In most cases, this will be early spring.

Write an article based on this "Decide on your business structure. Obtain other licenses or permits. Obtain an Employer Identification Number (EIN). Hire employees. Buy liability insurance. Find appropriate commercial space. Fund your start-up costs."
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Every business has a certain structure, which will determine how it is formed as well as your legal liability. Consider the following common options in the U.S.:   Sole proprietor. This is the easiest type of business to form. You don’t have to file anything with the state to form a sole proprietorship. Instead, you use your name and Social Security Number.  Corporation. Some states have special professional corporations for accountants. You’ll have to fill out articles of incorporation and file them with your state. Corporations shield you from personal liability for any debts incurred by your business.  Partnership. A partnership is a business run jointly by two people. You don’t have to file anything with the state to form a partnership, but you will be personally responsible for any debts incurred by another partner or the partnership. However, some states allow you to form a limited liability partnership (LLP), which shields you from business liabilities. You should draft a partnership agreement before forming.  Limited liability company. Like a corporation, an LLC shields its owners form personal liability. You’ll file articles of organization with your state. In many states, you must be a CPA in order to start an accounting business.  However, there are other licenses or permits you may need. Contact a Small Business Development Center to check.Generally, you also need to register your business with your state and/or county. Call and check. You’ll need this number if you hire employees or collect sales tax from clients. It’s also a requirement to open a business account at most banks. You can get the number online by visiting here: https://www.irs.gov/businesses/small-businesses-self-employed/apply-for-an-employer-identification-number-ein-online. Your staffing needs will vary, depending on how large you are. For example, if you’re going solo, you might only need a part-time receptionist. Alternately, you might want to hire other accountants to work at your firm.  You need to follow many laws when hiring employees. For example, you’ll have to register to pay unemployment tax at the federal and state level. You’ll also need to register to collect withholding tax.  You also must purchase workers’ compensation insurance. Accountants might need several different kinds of insurance. For example, you will need professional liability insurance for any errors you make. You may also need disability insurance and an umbrella liability policy to cover things like personal injuries incurred at your office. You can shop for insurance by looking online or working with an insurance broker who has experience helping accountants. Don’t assume your homeowner’s insurance policy will cover injuries at a home office. Some policies have business exclusions. Your office needs to be accessible to the public and large enough for your needs. Some people are intimidated by searching for commercial space, so use a real estate agent if necessary. Generally, your rent will be based on the square footage of the office. Find office space that has good foot traffic. If you want a home office, then check whether your home is zoned to allow for a home business. Stop into the zoning office and check. A small accounting business should not be expensive to start up, especially if you are working out of a home office. However, you may need some money to get off the ground. Consider the following sources of financing:   Your savings. Tap your own savings and save on costs. You won’t have to pay anyone interest. Also, if your business goes belly up, you can’t be sued.  Business credit card. For small purchases (such as office equipment), you might be able to use a business credit card. Shop online and compare offers. Make sure to use your business credit card only for business purchases.  Small business loan. Contact banks and credit unions first. If they won’t lend to you, then you can seek an online lender, but do proper research because there are many online scammers. Generally, a bank will look at your personal credit history before extending a business loan. Often, you must sign a personal guaranty on the loan, which means you’ll be personally responsible if your business can’t make payment.  Home equity loan. You can use your home as a piggy-bank, though it comes with risks. For example, you can get a home equity line of credit or a home equity loan. If you do this, then your home is collateral for the loan, and you might lose it if you default.