INPUT ARTICLE: Article: You have the best search engine at your fingertips: the internet. When searching for someone's history, be sure to put quotation marks around the person's name. A number of websites allow free searches: Google.com, Whitepages.com, Friendfeed.com, Facebook.com, LinkedIn.com, Twitter.com, nsopw.gov, Glassdoor.com, and Bing.com. Always be mindful of the fact that the information found by performing a basic internet search may not be verified and could easily be false. To uncover information about arrests, convictions, and incarcerations (a criminal background check), most information will be in the public record. To find this information, visit court and other government websites to access these documents. Type "criminal records" and then your state in a search engine. Remember to search documents in all states where your subject has lived. If you do not know where a person has lived, you can search on a website such as Intelius.com, which will often list the states a person has lived in. Don't forget to search county and city websites for records of convictions on the local level. Additionally, some counties do not maintain online databases: in this case, you will need to pull the records from the county courthouse, where there should be hard copies. Some counties charge a small fee for copies of the records, while some offer copies for free. There are a lot of records you cannot legally access without the permission of the subjectsuch as a credit report, school records, or military records. If you want to obtain certain information about someone, you may need to ask them to provide you with the information. If you are considering a new roommate, for instance, you may want to simply ask if they have ever been arrested or in trouble before making your decision. Understand that they do not have to give you access to or copies of their information. However, if they are not forthcoming with information, then you can certainly base your decision on your lack of information. For example, if a potential roommate refuses to state whether he or she has been arrested, then you can choose not to live with that person based on the lack of information. Many online companies, such as Intelius, US Search, and Net Detective, will search for someone's address as well as their criminal background records. You can search by typing in the person's first and last name, as well as current city and state. Prices vary, but you can expect to pay over $30. These companies may return "false positives." For example, a bankruptcy filing might appear although the person never filed for bankruptcy protection. Unlike landlords and employers, a private citizen is allowed to hire any legal service to run background checks, including criminal background checks. Nevertheless, you should research any company before hiring them. You can find investigators on the web by typing "private investigator" and the name of your city. There are a lot of scam artists out there. Read online reviews of any background check company that you may want to use and see if people are satisfied with the results.

SUMMARY: Search online. Pull public records. Ask for information directly from the person. Use a commercial web-based search engine. Hire a professional.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Blank keys can be ordered online for a reduced cost. Make sure you get ones that are specifically for your make and model of car. The keys also have to be blank. You can't, for example, take a remote for your old car and program it to your new car even if they are the same make and model. With newer cars, most likely you will not be able to program a new key yourself. You will have to visit a dealer or locksmith. Electronic keys all have transponder chips. Some of these will let you unlock the car but won't let you start the car. You'll have to call a certified dealer of your car manufacturer or an auto locksmith. Either one will be able to help you when you find yourself unable to program your key. These professionals will use your car's vehicle identification number (VIN) number to make sure you get the right key. The VIN number can be found on most official documentation, including the vehicle title, registration, and insurance card. You may also find it by looking through the windshield onto the right side of the dashboard. By law, you have to show your license and registration when ordering an official key. This is to prevent someone from taking your car and getting a new key. You may also find a code card in your owner's manual. Bring this along to make key creation easier.
Summary: Get a blank key. Call a locksmith or dealer. Bring ownership information to the locksmith.

Although you should usually wait 2-4 days to mist them again, this may be different for each succulent. If you're not sure how often to mist yours, a good rule of thumb is to wait until the soil is dry to mist it again. When the succulents are young it is critical to stick to a strict misting schedule.
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One-sentence summary -- Mist your succulents gently every 2-4 days. Create a schedule, then be sure to follow it.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: The cover can be removed by loosening the screws securing it to the outlet. There will either be one screw in the center, or two screws on the top and bottom of the outlet cover. Place the outlet cover and the screws aside. There will be two long mounting screws securing the electrical outlet to the blue electrical box. Remove them so you can insert the outlet extenders. Since the tile adds additional depth from the wall, the original outlet location will be sunken back from the tile surface. You can use either accordion-style or box-style outlet spacers to raise the outlet flush with the tile. The accordion design spacers fold over with 1/8" added for each segment. If the depth of your new tile is 5/8" thick, then you can add five segments to raise the outlet 5/8". An outlet box extender is a rectangular ring that fits over and behind the outlet to add additional space between the original outlet box and the outlet. Regardless of which type of extender you use, the design has a hole, so you can feed the mounting screw through the extender and back into the outlet box. You won't tighten it down until after you place your tile. This will also allow you to test if your current screws are long enough to reattach the outlet with the extender in place. You may have to purchase longer screws.

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Remove the cover from the electrical outlet. Unscrew the outlet from the electrical box. Insert outlet extenders to a sufficient depth for your tile. Reattach the outlet loosely with the spacers in place.