INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Some paper documents appear important but don't really need to be held on to, while other paperwork you need to keep your entire life! Every few weeks you should think about time sensitive documents, like bank records, and give your files a once-over to see if any time limits have finished. You should keep deposit and ATM slips until you reconcile them against your monthly bank statement. Your monthly checking and savings account statements can be saved until tax season. After you complete your taxes, you can file the bank statements you need to prove deductions with your tax records. The rest can be shredded. Once you've checked and paid the bill, you won't be needing it unless it confirms a deduction to your taxes. You should also hold onto bills for items paid with credit that are under warranty until after the warranty expires. It's a good idea to keep warranty and corresponding receipt documents collected together by stapling the credit receipt to the warranty. These documents should be kept until expiration or replacement, then destroyed. Much of your personal information is included in these kind of documents, so you might consider shredding these for disposal. You should keep any tax related documents for the year in which you are filing it in a single file. If this file is too large, an accordion file might better accommodate the papers. After you file your return, feel free to trash the document. It is recommended that you keep all state and federal tax returns for a minimum of seven years, though if you file with an accountant you should inquire with him whether there are any associated files you might remove that are no longer necessary. These important documents should be kept for as long as you are alive. You may want to consider using a plastic sleeve to protect these, as normal wear and tear can make the paper delicate. You do not want to throw these documents away unless you have a term life policy, in which case you can throw out the paperwork once the term is up.

SUMMARY: Know your time limits. Shred old bank records. Cleanse your files of old credit card bills. Hang onto your insurance policies. Thin out your tax related documents annually. Retain your state or federal tax returns long term. Store birth and death certificates, wills, and marriage licenses. Keep your life insurance policy information.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Taking less or more than the recommended dosage can increase your risk for side effects and other health problems. If at any point you feel the need to increase your dosage to better treat your depression, consult with your doctor first to receive approval or to discuss alternate treatments. Contact your doctor before taking any new medications or supplements while taking your antidepressant. Many antidepressants take several weeks to begin working, so keep taking them as your doctor has prescribed. Set an alarm on your phone to help you remember to take your meds. If after a few months of regular doses you still feel that the meds aren't working, consult your doctor. The side effects will vary based upon the drug that you are prescribed. You should receive information about the drug and potential side effects from both your doctor and the pharmacist who fills your prescription. If you think it's necessary, also do your own research. Find out what you can do to prevent or lessen the occurrence of these side effects, such as making dietary changes. Antidepressants may work well for you, but they tend to work better in conjunction with therapy. If you are able to afford it, seek professional counseling to help you work through your issues.

SUMMARY: Adhere to your doctor's instructions when taking your medication. Stay on your medication. Know the side effects of your drug. Get therapy, as well.

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SUMMARY: Type control and hit Enter. Click Network and Internet Connections. Click Network Connections. Click Create a New Connection, which is the first option on the left toolbar. The New Connection Wizard will open. Select Connect to the network at my workplace and click Next. Select Virtual Private Network connection and click Next. Type the name of your network in the blank box. Enter the IP address you wrote down earlier and click Next. Select Add a shortcut to this connection to my desktop and click Finish.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: If you do not have to be out inclement weather, try your best to avoid it. If you live in a climate when you get ice and snow, tune in daily or hourly to get an updated look at conditions. This will help you dress properly and minimize fall risk. Does your morning commute include walking up a steep hill? If it does, you might want to find an alternative route if that hill is prone to getting slippery in the rain or snow. Practice driving or walking various routes to find the safest conditions. People can sometimes have a lot on their minds and may not be paying attention to their surroundings. Avoid falling by looking out for uneven ground, broken terrain, curbs, and other hazards. Make sure you aware appropriate clothing and footwear in order to ensure that you do not accidentally fall. This may include rain boots for wet conditions, or sturdy footwear. Women should avoid wearing high heels if walking in soft terrain. Look for safety rails and ramps to assist you in walking or climbing. Be aware of signs that state warnings of dangerous areas or terrain. You can face falling hazards in your home. You may trip over a pet or an item that is out place. Make sure that items such as pet bowls and shoes are put away to avoid accidental falling. Establish a house cleaning routine to keep your living space free of clutter.

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Watch the weather report. Plan the best route. Be aware of your surroundings. Wear the proper gear. Look for established paths and safety items. Keep your environment clear of hazards.