hoose secure passwords. Never use obvious passwords like "password" or "12345"." Password crackers can get past these types of common passwords quickly and effectively, making them as useless as having no password at all. Choose secure passwords with a mix of letters, numbers, and special symbols for the best password. Always log out of any website that requires you to log in. This includes email sites, social networking, and other sites you wouldn't want messed with. This is especially true on public computers, but it's a good idea to do it on your personal computer as well, to be safe. Never give out identifiable information such as your full name, address, phone number, email, or credit card number anywhere on the Internet, whether in a chat room or on Twitter or Facebook. Control your privacy settings so that absolutely nothing that you post is public to anyone who you've haven't approved. Going to the effort to restrict everything so that can keep prying eyes away from your posts and pictures is worth it to feel safe. If a stranger asks for personal information, tell them, "There are some things best left unsaid on the Internet." Before you sign up to any site, read the terms and conditions, and read all of the fine print to make sure that you're not agreeing to any terms you're not aware of. It may be tedious, but it's worth the extra measure of safety.
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One-sentence summary -- . Log out of sites when done using them. Keep private information private. Read the terms and conditions.

Q: If you have an aloe vera plant, cut off a small piece. Squeeze the juice from the inside of the aloe sliver over the scab. Allow it to dry without wiping it away. Repeat this four to five times a day. You can buy aloe leaves at many grocery stores in the produce section. If you don't have fresh aloe, you can buy aloe vera gel instead. Apply the gel to the scab using a Q-tip or a cotton ball. You can leave the gel on, or you can rinse it off after 15 to 20 minutes. Repeat this four to five times a day. Aloe vera comes in multiple types of products. You can use a commercial aloe vera cream, lotion, or ointment product. Visit your local pharmacy to choose the right aloe vera product for your acne scabs. Aloe vera has been used for many centuries as a healing promoter. It contains anti-inflammatory properties as well as wound-healing promoting properties. The gel helps keeps the scab moisturized, which promotes healing.
A: Cut a piece of fresh aloe. Use an aloe vera gel. Try an aloe vera cream. Recognize the need for aloe vera.

Article: The Examination for Professional Practice in Psychology is administered by the ASPPB. Where and when you take the examination will vary, depending on where you live. You can register by calling 1-800-513-6910 any time Monday through Friday between 8:00 am and 8:00 pm EST. Once your local licensing board confirms that you met the required degree and work experience requirements, they will upload your information to the ASPPB. You will receive an automated email from eppp@asppb.org to notify you when you can register online through the ASPPB website. It's important that you closely study the material you will be tested on in the EPPP. The exam is designed to test your knowledge of a practicing psychologist's responsibilities and areas of knowledge. Once you've been authorized by the ASPPB to take the exam, you will be able to take the practice exam online. You will need to log into your ASPPB account to take the practice exam. It can be taken multiple times, either at home (online) or in a testing center. The practice exam costs $55 to take online, or $155 to take at a Pearson Professional Center. The ASPPB only has one practice exam, which will remain the same no matter where you take it or how many times you attempt it. You will need to arrive at your local test center at least 30 minutes before your scheduled exam time. You'll be required to show two valid forms of ID issued by the country in which you are taking the exam. If you do not have a qualifying ID, you may show a passport from your country of origin and a secondary form of ID. You can find your local test center by searching through the Pearson Education website at https://www9.pearsonvue.com/testtaker/registration/SelectTestCenterProximity/ASPPB/1253960. The EPPP application fee will cost you $600, plus an $87.50 appointment fee paid toward Pearson. After you've studied and taken the practice exam, you'll be ready to take the actual exam. The EPPP consists of 225 total questions: 50 ungraded pretest questions and 175 scored questions. Each question is in a multiple choice format, with four possible answers of which one is correct. Your score will range between 200 and 800, with 500 being the minimum score for independent practice and 450 being the minimum score for supervised practice. The test covers the following subject areas: Biological Bases of Behavior (worth 12%) Cognitive-Affective Bases of Behavior (worth 13%) Social and Cultural Bases of Behavior (worth 12%) Growth and Lifespan Development (worth 12%) Assessment and Diagnosis (worth 14%) Treatment, Intervention, Prevention, and Supervision (worth 14%) Research Methods and Statistics (worth 8%) Ethical/Legal/Professional Issues (worth 15%) You will receive an unofficial score at the test center upon completing the EPPP. Your actual score (which typically does not vary from the unofficial score, except in rare cases such as suspected cheating) will be reported to your local licensing board within 10 days of the exam completion, and the board will determine whether your score meets the minimum criterion for your local jurisdiction. Your scores will be received by your jurisdictional licensing board on a Wednesday, covering test dates from the previous week (Sunday through Saturday).
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Register for the EPPP. Study for the exam. Take the exam. Pass the EPPP. Receive your results.

Article: Wood fillers are thick pastes that usually come in round tubs. Use a small putty knife to apply the filler into the depressions created by your screw heads, as well as any knots or imperfections in the wood. Scrape away the excess filler, as this will make sanding easier later. Follow the product's instructions for application and drying times. You can leave the screw heads exposed if you like, especially if you may want to remove the ladder-stairs later. Use a piece of fine-grit (150-180 grit) sandpaper or an equivalent sanding block. Rub the entire wood surface with light and even pressure. Keep sanding until the wood feels smooth to the touch. If you've applied wood filler, wait until it's completely dry before sanding it. You may need to sand a bit more aggressively to smooth out excess filler. For your safety, wear a dust mask and eye protection when sanding. If you're painting the wood, apply a primer first and then 1-2 coats of your chosen paint. If you're staining the wood, apply a small amount in an inconspicuous area first to check the color. Then use a brush or rag to apply the stain, and wipe away the excess with a cloth. If you want the structure to retain a natural look, it's still advisable to apply a clear wood sealant, using the same techniques as you do for staining.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Apply wood filler to cover the depressed screw heads (optional). Lightly sand the entire ladder-stairs structure. Stain or paint the ladder-stairs to match the bunk set.