INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Once you have satisfied all of your legal reporting and payroll obligations, you are responsible for paying off the debt your business owes its creditors. You may be able to negotiate a reduced repayment if it appears that you are unable to repay all of your creditors.  Your accountant and lawyer will go through all of your creditors’ claims, prioritize those that you are required to pay first, and negotiate potential settlements. You must repay all of your debts before any funds can be distributed to you and/or your business partners. If you have paid off the business’s debt, you can then distribute the remaining assets to the business owners or partners in accordance with the business’s articles of incorporation or bylaws. You may want to consider leaving some funds in a contingency account just in case a creditor makes a last minute claim that you must pay out. After waiting a reasonable amount of time for creditors to make any last claims, you should close the remaining business accounts and distribute the funds to the owners and/or business partners. Even though your business is closed, you still have an obligation to maintain your business records for a certain amount of time. You should consider maintaining your records for at least 3 to 7 years.

SUMMARY: Settle your debts with your creditors. Distribute assets to owners and partners. Close all business bank accounts. Maintain your business records.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Prepare the jello according to the directions on the packet, but separate the mix into a few drinking glasses before allowing it to cool in the fridge. Put a straw in each glass and allow the jello to solidify for a few minutes. Your guests will have a very hard time drinking any of the "juice" you offer them! Use orange jello to make your drink look like orange juice, red jello to make it look like fruit punch, or lemon jello to make the drink look like lemonade. If your milk comes in cartons, turn it a different color with a few drops of food colouring, or substitute something entirely different, like orange juice.  No one will notice anything is wrong until they go to pour out a nice, refreshing glass of "milk".  Use a combination of blue and green to make the milk look moldy, or a combination of yellow and green to make it look curdled. Tie a string around a Mentos mint and hang it just inside the mouth of a 2 litres (68  fl oz) soda. Screw the lid back on while holding the string. When the lid is tight again, cut off the leftover string so the prank is unnoticeable.  Ask your chosen victim to get you a glass of soda — when they open the bottle, the Mentos mint will drop in, and the soda will explode out all over the place. Be careful where you pull this prank, as it can get very messy very quickly. The mentos in soda trick is best to do outside or in a place where the soda can be easily mopped up.
Summary: Prepare jello and serve it as a drink. Dye the milk a sickly color, or replace it with something else entirely! Try the classic mentos in soda prank.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Non-bullous impetigo is the most common type of the disorder, and it manifests with tiny blisters that become red sores on the skin. These sores are filled with a yellow or honey-colored fluid. After a few days, these sores rupture and ooze pus for several days.  After a few days, the blisters will turn into into brownish crusted areas.  The sores are most commonly found around the mouth or nose, but they may also occur on other areas of the body such as the arms and hands. Bullous impetigo is a less common form of impetigo, usually caused by the bacteria S. aureus. It creates larger blisters that are less likely to burst. The blisters in bullous impetigo may be found on the chest, abdomen, and diaper area of young children and babies. A third, more severe type of impetigo is ecthyma, which is often caused by Streptococcus bacteria. It may also be caused by Staphylococcus or "staph" bacteria. It often begins on the legs.  Ecthyma is sometimes called "deep impetigo" because its symptoms are similar to other types of impetigo, but they occur deeper into the skin. Look for small, red-bordered blisters. These blisters are often filled with pus and may look like they're very deep in the skin. After the blisters burst, you will see ulcers with thick, brownish-black crusts. This type of impetigo is much more painful.  The ulcers from ecthyma will look "punched out" (well defined) around the borders, and the surrounding skin is often red and calloused. Unlike blisters, these ulcers will not heal or go away on their own. If you think you or your child has impetigo, the best course of action is to visit the doctor. The doctor can help ascertain that the rash on you or your child is, in fact, impetigo, as well as prescribe you the best medication. The rash is extremely contagious, so try to avoid touching the rash if possible. Wash your hands with antibacterial soap if you do touch the rash. This rash is often caused by variations of the staphylococcus bacteria (staph), which is why it is so contagious. However, it can also develop from the streptococcal (strep) bacteria, as well, which is also contagious.

SUMMARY:
Look for red sores. Look on the body for larger blisters. Check the leg area. Visit the doctor. Avoid touching it.