INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Follow the institution's designated format and length, and adhere to the topics they have asked you to address. Place the date on the top left. Include the name and address of the program below the date. Find out the exact name of the admissions committee or individual who will receive your letter and start the greeting with "Dear." You may be requested to include a header with your name and email address, along with a page number, on each page of the statement. Unless otherwise specified, use 1” margins and a readable 12pt font such as Times New Roman. Single space all text. . Use words such as "Sincerely" or "Warm regards" for the closing of your letter. Be sure to sign the letter. Your letter is your first chance to make an impression on the admissions committee. Careless proofreading and grammar errors can damage a reader’s opinion of your preparation or seriousness, so read over your letter at least twice. Read your letter aloud. This will help you catch awkward phrases and missing or incorrect words. Use good-quality white paper. Resume paper can be a good choice, as it is slightly heavier than printer paper and will help your letter stand out. If you are submitting your documents online, save your letter as a PDF. This will ensure that your formatting translates properly across screens and operating systems so that your reader sees the letter exactly as you want them to.

SUMMARY: Answer the specific questions asked by the institution. Date and address your college interest letter. Format your letter properly. End the letter with a pleasant closing. Proofread carefully. Print your letter, if applicable. Save your letter as a PDF, if possible.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Use a sponge to spread the cleaning solution you selected throughout the entire pan. Follow all the preceding steps, except washing out the pan. If you allow the solution to sit, it will continue to remove dirt. This will get the pan cleaner than if you remove the solution immediately after wiping it down. After the solution has sat for about an hour, turn on the water to wash off the solution. Use a clean sponge to pick up any of the solution that remains in the pan. If there is a stain that remains despite all your best efforts, cover a white cloth with nail polish remover. Rub the spot lightly with the cloth until the spot has been removed. Then, wash the nail polish remover off the pan with a clean sponge or cloth.  Although nail polish remover is not bad for the fiberglass, it should be used as a last resort because it can be bad for you. It is highly flammable, so do not use it near fire, or a heat source. Because the substance is toxic, do you not allow it to wash down the drain. Use a cloth to pick it up after you are done.
Summary: Apply cleaning solution to the pan. Allow the solution to sit for an hour. Rinse out the solution. Spot clean with nail polish remover.

Pulling on your hair, or styling it tightly, can cause hairs to be pulled out.  Styling or playing with your hair too often may also contribute to hair loss. Opt for loose hairstyles to lessen the strain and damage to your hair.  Avoid tight braids, using hair rollers, or tight hair clips and holders. Don't use hot oil treatments on your hair either, as they can be damaging to the hair and scalp. Avoid playing with your hair often, twisting or pulling on it. If your comb has tightly spaced teeth, it may pull on your hair more than a brush with wider teeth would.  This pulling can cause more hair loss.  Use a comb with widely spaced teeth for a gentler way to brush your hair.  When brushing your hair, always brush gently. Wet hair is more fragile than dry hair.  Be careful when combing or brushing wet hair and don't tug or pull on tangles. Using any heated tool on your hair can cause damage and increase hair loss.  Try to avoid using any device such as hair dryers or curling irons. If you must use a hair dryer, set it to the coolest setting possible.
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One-sentence summary -- Avoid tight hairstyles. Use a comb with widely spaced teeth. Be careful with heat.

Q: Corn snakes ONLY need belly heat. Snakes in the wild do not bask they hide most of the day so they do not benefit from a basking lamp like lizards do.You will want to place a heating pad under about 1/3 of the aquarium. This will give your snake a side of its tank that is warmer and a side that is cooler.  The temperature should be 85-90 on the warm end and 70-75 on the cool end. Place a thermometer inside the enclosure so that you can monitor the temperature. Your snake will tell you if the hot spot(s) are too warm - if your snake is always pushed against one area away from the hot spot, this is a sign it’s too warm and you should turn the heat lamp down. Your snake should have access to a moist area when it is shedding. Do not raise the humidity of the entire tank, as this can cause respiratory infections. However, you should put a moist paper towel or moist moss in an area to give it some moisture. Corn snakes are not tropical and do not need raised humidity. When picking up your snake, scoop it up at the center of its body. Don't pinch or grab it. Picking it up improperly can injure the snake or can cause the snake to bite.  You should approach the snake from the side when picking it up. This will be less stressful for the snake, as approaches from the top are similar to predator attacks. Try using a snake hook if you are afraid to pick up your snake. This is less stressful for both you and the snake and helps keep you from getting bitten. Be aware that the snake may bite when you try to pick it up, especially when you are first beginning to hold it. Corn snakes are great snakes for beginners due to their docile nature, but they can still bite. After you have one hand under the belly, you can place your second hand behind the head gently to keep control of it.
A: Provide a temperature gradient by placing a heat mat under the cage. Give your snake a moist area. Pick up your snake at its center.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: To make this process easier, pour liberal amounts of water on the dressing so that the edges of the tape loosen up. You could also try wetting the bandage with a cotton ball that has been dipped in a saline solution. You could also use an unopened, sterile bottle of water to clean the wound. When you have uncovered your wound, take a look at it to see if there are any signs of infection. Note any foul smelling odor, drainage (and what color the drainage is) and the physical appearance of the wound. It is normal to see redness and swelling during the first few days after you receive the wound, but any foul smell or draining pus, or exudate, means that your wound is infected. Report these signs to your doctor immediately. Apply an antibiotic cream to make sure the wound is protected. Cover the wound with sterilized gauze and tape the gauze down around the edges. Do not use an antibacterial cream for an extended period of time.

SUMMARY:
Remove the old dressing. Assess your wound. Apply the new dressing.