Write an article based on this "Write a 1-page resume. Choose the age range that you want to babysit. Decide the price you will charge for babysitting. Start advertising your services. Interview with parents who want to hire you. Use a planner or app to schedule your appointments so you don't overbook."
article: Include all your babysitting experience, work history, education, any babysitting courses you took, and any other interests or activities that show responsibility. Type the resume up and print out a few copies so that you can give it to potential clients. You should also include at least 3 references on the resume who parents can call to verify your credibility. For example, if you babysat your younger cousins, you can put down the contact info for your aunt and uncle as references. An example of an extracurricular activity that shows additional responsibility and knowledge would be if you were or are a boy or girl scout, especially if you had any leadership role in your troop. Ensuring that you are comfortable with the age of the children you babysit is essential so that you may perform your job well. Pick an age range that you feel capable of caring for. For instance, you may feel that infants and young children are more difficult to care for and opt to babysit older children. The average hourly rate for babysitting is around $15-$16 USD. Charge less when you are just starting out so people are more likely to hire you, then gradually increase your rates as you gain more experience. You could talk to other local babysitters and see how much they charge to help you decide what a fair price is. Make business cards with your name and phone number on them and start handing them out to people you know who have children. Make fliers advertising your services and post them on local community center boards, in local shops, or in a library. Be sure to include ages you will babysit, your phone number, and days or hours you would be available on any fliers. If your community has any local social network pages, such as a Facebook page or Nextdoor page, you can also advertise there. Parents will typically want to meet with you or at least speak on the phone before actually hiring you to take care of their kids. Ask questions to help you understand what their kids' needs are and answer any questions they have about you and your experience to show off your babysitting skills and knowledge. If you are under 18, then always make sure your parents know when you are going to an interview and give them the name, phone number, and address of the potential clients, even if it's someone you know. If the child you will be babysitting is present during the interview, make sure to interact with them so the parents can see how you get along. If you aren't comfortable with how a certain job sounds, it's perfectly OK to reject it. The interview process goes both ways and is about finding a good fit for everyone. Make sure to record the dates and hours of your babysitting appointments every time you get hired. You will be able to refer to them as personal reminders as well as to make sure you don't accidentally double schedule yourself. You can also keep track of your payments in a notebook or app to do personal accounting as well as record all of the contact information for your clients and any special notes about the children you babysit.

Write an article based on this "Add a flight to a trip. Add another flight to the trip. Select a flight. View flight details. Add the flight to the trip. Continue building your trip. Save the trip."
article: Continuing from step 10 from part 2, if you've decided to add this to your trip, there's a button titled "Add to My Trip" right after the flight details. Tap on this, and you will be brought to another small window to proceed. If you want to add another flight to the trip, tap on the first button titled "Add another flight." You will be brought to a search form. Populate the source, destination, and date fields accordingly, and initiate the search by tapping the blue "Search flight" button. The resulting flights that match your search parameters will be shown. Scroll up and down to select a flight you like. The carriers' logos would be displayed on the left part of the results for easy identification. The departure times, arrival times, total flight duration, number of stops, and connecting airports would be displayed per flight result When you've selected a flight, tap on it. More flight details will be displayed right under the selected flight. Details per flight leg would be displayed by groups. Aside from the data shown from step 9 (part 2), you will also be able to see the carriers, flight numbers, total flight distance, and aircraft models and types. If you've decided to add this to your trip, there's a button titled "Add to My Trip" right after the flight details. Tap on this, and you will be brought to another small window to proceed. Go back to step 2 and repeat until step 5 for all the flights you'd like to add. If you're done building your trip, tap "Save this trip" to save it. Enter a title or name for the trip and tap on "Save." You will see the confirmation message "Your trip has been saved successfully."

Write an article based on this "Click the Start. Click the > to the right of Shut Down. Click Restart."
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This is in the lower left corner of the screen. You can also hit the Win key to open this menu without a mouse. You can also open this menu without a mouse by hitting the Right Arrow key twice, then Enter. Your computer will reboot normally. You can hit R while the menu is open to select this option without a mouse. If there are processes running that are preventing Windows for rebooting, click Restart Anyway.