Write an article based on this "Click "Sign Up" on the PayPal website. Decide between a personal and business account. Set up your email and password. Provide basic information. Connect your PayPal with your bank or card. Confirm your card or account if prompted."
article: To create your account, go to the PayPal homepage. Click the "Sign Up" button on the upper righthand corner of the screen. You can access the homepage at this link: https://www.paypal.com/us/home PayPal will immediately ask you to choose between a personal and business account. A personal account is best for online shopping and exchanging money with friends and family members. A business account is the better option if you're using PayPal to transfer money for professional services, especially if you're setting up an account for multiple people from a single company. PayPal doesn't require you to create a username, but you should link one e-mail address to your PayPal account. You'll also need to set up a secure password.  The e-mail address you use is up to you. Just make sure it's an address you use often and can easily log into to get notifications about when your money comes through. You will give PayPal a lot of sensitive information, so make sure your password is secure. Use a combination of upper and lower case letters as well as numbers and special characters (like #, !, @, etc.). A random string of numbers, letters, and special characters (i.e., 13b%E56s$T89!) is generally better than a recognizable word (i.e., HaPPy123!). After you set up your password, you'll be redirected to a page asking for basic information. Provide PayPal with information such as your name, birth date, address, and phone number. Click the Wallet link at the top of the page, then click Link a card or bank. From there, you can choose to link a credit or debit card, or to link your PayPal directly to your bank account. You’ll need to enter the number for your card, or the account number and routing number for your account. For security purposes, PayPal will sometimes need you to confirm that you’re the owner of your card or linked account. Go to your PayPal Wallet and click the Confirm Credit Card link if you see one. PayPal will confirm your linked payment method by charging a small fee to your card. Once the account or card is confirmed, you’ll be refunded right away. Your account is now ready to use!  If you’re asked to enter a 4-digit code, look for the PayPal charge on your debit or credit card statement. It will look something like PayPal*1234 CODE or PP*1234 CODE.  On your PayPal account, click Wallet, then click on the card you want to confirm. Enter the 4 digits (in this case, 1234) and submit.

Write an article based on this "Prepare your home for a new kitten. Isolate your kitten when you first bring her home. Do not allow your kitten in the bedroom at night."
article: When you bring a new kitten into your home you should take the time to kitten-proof your home.  Kittens are hyper and don’t yet understand what they can and cannot do.  Preparing your home for an inevitable disaster will protect your belongings and help teach your kitten good behaviour.  Remove breakable or delicate items from tables or lower-level shelves. Tie up the strings attached to blinds and curtains. Remove or change curtains that a kitten may be tempted to climb. Rearrange furniture such that there are no spaces where a small kitten could get stuck behind or underneath things. When introducing your kitten to her new home, it is best to start by placing her in a small space, and then allowing her into more of the house as time goes on.  A bedroom or a bathroom is a good place to start. As you introduce your kitten to new areas of your home, supervise her actions until she’s comfortable. If your kitten wakes up in the middle of the night and then tries to wake you up, the most important thing you need to remember is NOT to react.  If your kitten wants to play, or wants something to eat, do not give in to her demands.  Giving into your kittens demands will teach her it’s okay to wake you up to get what she wants. If night time disturbances are a problem, you may need to close your bedroom door and not allow your kitten inside your bedroom at night.

Write an article based on this "Discuss your decision with someone you trust. See a licensed mental health professional for assessment. Stop feeling like something is wrong with you. Avoid trying to read about tests or assessments online. Avoid being scared of psychiatric assessment. Learn about different mental conditions."
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If you think you want to get a psychiatric evaluation, try talking to someone you trust. This may be a family member, friend, coworker, doctor, teacher, or religious leader. Having support from someone you trust can help you decide.  For example, you may say, "I haven't been feeling the best. I think I may have a mental illness and want to get evaluated. What do you think about that?" If you believe you should get tested, don’t let people discourage you. Your mental health and well-being comes first. General practitioners cannot perform psychiatric assessments or tests. You need to see a licensed mental health professional, such as a psychologist, psychiatrist, licensed social worker, licensed professional counselor (LPC), or licensed mental health counselor (LMHC).  You can get a referral to a mental health professional from your physician. You may also want to look up mental health professionals in your area. Your insurance company can help you locate a professional in your area that is covered by your insurance. Thinking that you need mental health care can make you feel like something is wrong or that you are broken. You may think that you're the only one who has this sickness, and that you will be considered strange and different. This is not true. You shouldn’t feel upset about needing help. Getting help is important so you that you can receive the treatment you need.  Many common problems, such as depression, are made worse by the feeling of being alone. Many problems like this are very common, so you are not alone.  People who have suffered the same problem can help you understand it and cope with it. 1 in 25 adults living in the United States experiences a severe mental illness that interferes with their ability to function. 1 in 6 adults in the United States takes some form of psychiatric medication. Professional psychiatric assessments and tests aren’t intended to have right and wrong answers. There isn’t a way to study for them. To ensure that you’re diagnosed properly, only take an assessment that’s administered by a mental health professional. Then the mental health professional can accurately determine your condition and create a treatment plan. Many nonprofessional tests that aren’t scientifically sound are available online, but you should not look at them. They can skew your results and either cause you to be misdiagnosed or make you think that you have more problems than you do. Though the words “psychiatric assessment” may sound scary, it is nothing to fear. Psychiatric assessment and testing can help get you a proper diagnosis so you can receive treatment and alleviate any negative symptoms or complications related to your condition. If you think you may have a mental illness, you may want to learn more about them. This may help you get an idea about what your problem could potentially be. You can check out books about different conditions from your local library, or you can search online. There are many reputable websites about mental illness, but try not to diagnose yourself. Remember, you need a mental health professional to diagnose you.  A good rule of thumb is to make sure the condition in question is listed in the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders. Otherwise, the condition may not be legitimate. People with emotional conditions respond to situations in such extreme ways that they make things worse. Developmental disorders deal with handicaps that prevent normal mental growth. Physiological problems occur when there is a problem with the brain that is caused by physical problems with the nerves or muscles.