Write an article based on this "Be on the look out for seizures. Be aware that there may be additional seizures. Pay attention to strange behavior after a suspected seizure. Make a record of your dog's seizures. Determine the difference between epilepsy and seizures."
article: Epilepsy often occurs at a young age, typically beginning around 6 months to 5 years of age. Seizures or fits then occur for the rest of the dog's life. Dogs can have different types of seizures associated with their epilepsy. These include:  Focal seizures: These are associated with bizarre behavior, such as repeatedly and compulsively rubbing of one part of the body or 'fly-catching' behavior, where the dog snaps at invisible objects in the air. This type of seizure is also known as a complex partial seizure or psychomotor seizure. Generalized seizures: This type of seizure affects the whole body. The dog is unconscious and unaware of what's happening to it or around it. The dog is unable to stand and usually collapses to one side. The body goes rigid, the limbs often move in a paddling motion, and the mouth may close tightly. Typically this lasts for 30 seconds to 3 minutes, after which time the dog recovers and regains consciousness. Status epilepticus: This is where the dog enters a seizure but does not wake up. The seizure continues indefinitely or consists of several seizures but the dog does not regain consciousness between them. It is essential to seek veterinary attention if your dog is having this type of seizure, as brain damage can occur during status epilepticus. Dogs with epilepsy are prone to groups of seizures spaced apart. Seizures often occur in cluster or groups, within a 24 hour period. How frequent these groups are depends on the individual. For example, a dog with mild epilepsy may have one seizure every six months, while a severely affected individual may have groups of seizures every couple of weeks.  After the first seizure, contact your vet. They can medicate your pet to make another seizure the same day less likely. If you can, record a video of one of the seizures on your cellphone so that you can show it to your vet at a later date. This may be useful for your vet and can help them make a diagnosis. Abnormal electrical behavior in the brain can cause your beagle to behave strangely before, during, and after a seizure. This is yet another sign that your dog may have had a seizure. This behavior can include being aggressive and attempting to bite, in a dog that is otherwise sweet-tempered.   Be aware of this and be extremely careful about allowing children close to the dog, as a child may accidentally get bitten. Also record videos of this behavior to show to your vet. As an owner, your first step is to recognize your dog is having seizures and take the dog to the vet. However, it is important to keep a diary of how many and how often your dog's seizures are. This helps the vet determine the seriousness of the condition and the amount of medication that might be needed. The terms "seizure" and "fits" are often used interchangeably with "epilepsy," but there is an important difference between them. Epilepsy is a medical condition, whereas a seizure is a symptom.  This is equivalent to pneumonia being a medical condition, but a cough being the symptom. Seizures can be triggered by a variety of different things, such as ingesting a toxins, kidney disease, a porto-systemic shunt, brain cancer, meningitis, or other such medical or physical conditions.

Write an article based on this "Stretch out your legs about 3/4 of the way through your rotation. Keep your knees bent as you come in for your landing. Land with your hips under your chest and your knees aligned with your ankles. Bring your chest up as you land to help you stay balanced."
article: Release your tuck and extend your legs outward. Then, let them carry you down toward your landing as you return to the floor. A slight bend is all you need to properly stick your landing. This helps you absorb some of the shock in your landing, which protects your body. Don’t bend too far down, as you could lose your balance. Your body will be nearly in a straight line as your feet hit the floor, aside from the slight bend in your knees. This is proper form, which will help you avoid injury. If your body is out of line, it can put too much strain on your joints, like your ankles or hips. You’ll be in a near-standing position when you land, but your chest will likely be tilted forward. Complete the flip by pulling your back up straight as you stick your landing.  If you feel like you are falling forward when you land, it’s okay to reach forward to try to steady yourself with your hands. However, be careful not to fall forward onto your hands or arms, as you could injure yourself. Your goal is to land in the same spot you started in, but it’s good if you land within 1 to 2 feet (0.30 to 0.61 m) of your starting place.

Write an article based on this "Determine the employee's gross pay. Obtain federal and state income tax tables. Apply federal and state income taxes. Apply Social Security tax rates. Deduct Medicare taxes. Subtract other deductions. Finalize net pay."
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Before you can begin to calculate payroll, you must know what the employee's gross income is. This is determined by multiplying the number of hours worked in a pay period by the hourly rate. For example, if an employee works 40 hours in a pay period and earns $15 an hour, you would multiply 40 times $15 to get a gross pay of $600.  Don't forget to factor in any overtime, commissions, or bonuses awarded during the pay period. Pay periods may be weekly, bi-weekly, or monthly. If the period is bi-weekly, for instance, then a full-time employee should work about 80 hours. An employee with a fixed salary will earn the same amount no matter how many hours they work. Federal Income Tax tables break down the amount of federal income tax an individual owes based on pay, exemptions, and filing status. The Internal Revenue Service posts current tax tables online. You may find state income tax tables online by visiting your state comptroller’s office website. You'll use the tax tables that you've retrieved to apply the correct amount of federal and state income tax to withhold.  For federal taxes, you'll look up the withholding amount based on the employee's gross pay, filing status, and the number of exemptions claimed. Then, you'll deduct that amount from the gross pay. For states taxes, consult your state's department of revenue website for instructions about how much to withhold. Calculating the amount of Social Security tax to pay is easy as it is a fixed percentage of an employee’s gross pay. Employers must bear in mind that they too are responsible for paying social security taxes. The current tax rate for Social Security is 6.2% for the employee. Like the Social Security tax, Medicare taxes are also a fixed percentage of a person’s earnings. In addition, employers are also responsible for paying Medicare taxes. Employees are currently taxed at 1.45% for Medicare. Employees may have voluntary contributions or mandatory deductions that need to be reduced from their gross pay.  Examples of voluntary contributions include 401(k) contributions, deferred compensation programs, long-term disability, and flexible spending accounts. Examples of mandatory deductions include child support and alimony. The amount remaining after these deductions are subtracted will be net pay. Go back over your calculations and make sure that you haven't make any mistakes.