INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Three days prior to your shop date, you are allowed to view and download your paperwork. The paperwork contains detailed instructions as to what you're supposed to do during your shop date. Download, print, and review your paperwork. This can be done from the WebExpress menu with your assignment numbers. On your shop date, go to the assigned stores and follow the instructions on your paperwork to complete the assignments. Some assignments require you to have the store manager or supervisor sign a confirmation sheet. Some require you to take photos of the store. Be sure to strictly follow the instructions. On the same day as your assignment, access WebExpress on the menu on the top of the screen. Input your assignment number, and submit all your results. Be thorough and make sure everything's complete, including photos when necessary. As long as you did what's asked on the paperwork and submitted everything complete and on time, all you have to do now is wait to get paid. The more assignments you complete, the more you will receive.

SUMMARY: Gather your paperwork. Do the assignments. Submit your results. Wait to get paid.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Also ensure that you are using the correct power cord and adaptor. Make sure that you correctly installed or updated software and/or drivers in the recent past. If your Mac boots up, but you cannot access the display, then the problem most probably lies with the display hardware or with the screen itself. On Macs running OS X 10.8 Mountain Lion or later, you need to boot into OS X Recovery Mode. Power-off your Mac. If your system does not respond, hold down the Mac's power button for a few seconds. It will automatically shut down. Hold down the Command and R keys. This will power-on the system again. Click on the Mac's built-in hard drive of Disk Utility. Click "Verify Disk" and then wait for the system to complete the task. Shut down your system and start up, while holding down the Shift key. Holding down the Shift, Command and V enters both Safe Boot and Verbose Mode. This walks you through what Safe Boot is actually trying to do, at each stage. If nothing else works, you may wish to reset your Mac's SMC (System Management Controller). Apple offers detailed instructions on how to go about this process. Boot into Recovery Mode and click to install Mavericks. Then follow the on-screen prompts to complete the process. In case you are not very comfortable working with PCs; or if all the above-mentioned steps failed; take your system to a computer repair shop. Describe the issue as best as you can and let them handle the problem.

SUMMARY: Check the power supply. Disconnect external accessories. Check recently installed software/hardware. Ensure that the display is functional. Run Disk Utility. Safe Boot the Mac. Reset the SMC. Reinstall Mac OS X. Visit a repair shop.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: If so, then does it conform to local regulations? Is the equipment in good order with evidence of maintenance? Local regulations may stipulate that the pool is surrounded by a childproof fence and also that a qualified lifeguard is on duty when the pool is open. Fully researching this issue properly is an absolute must. For instance, in Italy a full time "pool boy" or bagnini is required for any campsite pool. This raises issues of needing to employ an additional employee with the associated running costs. However, in Denmark no such provision is required. Prospective buyers in the US are advised to consult state authorities. A pool may be a must in hot locations but do not underestimate the work or commitment involved in running a clean, legal and safe pool for your clients. What is the peak season temperature of the water without any additional heating? Will you need heating and if so is solar an option? Not all campers consider a pool a bonus, those seeking a quiet retreat often view pools as a bonus in terms of an additional facility but as a negative in terms of attracting other campers of a noisier disposition. Some campers on balance actually seek out campsites that lack certain amenities that are judged to be attractions for a different sector of the market.

SUMMARY: Note whether there a swimming pool on the campsite. Understand what pool ownership involves. Be pragmatic.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Your kidneys may suddenly become diseased or can become diseased because another condition causes damage. For example, high blood pressure and diabetes can damage your kidneys. If the damage is severe enough, you may develop chronic kidney failure. This usually takes place over the course of several months or years. You might develop primary kidney disease if your the nephrons in your kidneys lose their ability to filter blood. Other kidney problems (like kidney stones, infection, or trauma) can damage the nephrons. Since chronic kidney disease takes time to develop, you may not notice symptoms until you already have advanced kidney disease. Watch for these symptoms of chronic kidney disease: Increased or decreased frequency of urination Fatigue Nausea Itching and dry skin anywhere on the body Obvious blood in the urine or dark, foamy urine Muscle cramps and muscle twitches Puffiness or swelling around the eyes, feet and/or ankles Confusion Difficulty breathing, concentrating, or sleeping Decreased appetite Weakness If you have a history of high blood pressure, diabetes, or heart disease, you may have a higher risk of developing chronic kidney disease. African Americans, Hispanics, and Native Americans also have higher risk of kidney disease. Since some kidney diseases also have a genetic component, family history of kidney disease can mean that you're also at a higher risk. Also, talk to your doctor about all the medications you're taking, as some can adversely affect the kidneys, especially with prolonged use. If you're over 60 years old, you also have an increased risk of kidney disease. It's easy to assume that other conditions could be causing your symptoms, so if you're experiencing any symptoms you should get a medical examination to determine the exact cause. Yearly physicals are important for catching kidney disease (even before symptoms present themselves). It's also a good idea to talk with your doctor about your family history and any concerns you have about your kidney function. Your doctor will do a physical exam and order blood, urine, and imaging tests. The imaging tests can show your doctor if there are any kidney abnormalities. The blood and urine tests may reveal if your kidneys are having trouble filtering waste, protein, or nitrogen from your blood. Your doctor may also test how well the nephrons in your kidneys are working by checking the Glomerular Filtration Rate or GFR. Your doctor also might order a biopsy of the kidneys to determine the cause or the extent of kidney disease. Once your doctor has determined the cause of your kidney disease, you'll be treated for the other condition. For example, if a bacterial infection is causing your symptoms, you'll get antibiotics. But, since kidney disease is chronic, your doctor may only be able to treat complications. In severe cases like kidney failure, kidney dialysis or transplants are options. To treat complications of CKD, you may be prescribed medications to treat high-blood pressure, treat anemia, lower your cholesterol, relieve swelling, and protect your bones. Your doctor might also order you to avoid certain medications, such as ibuprofen, naproxen, or other NSAIDs.

SUMMARY:
Understand chronic kidney disease (CKD). Recognize symptoms of chronic kidney disease. Consider your risk factors. Know when to get medical attention. Get a diagnosis of chronic kidney disease. Follow your doctor's treatment plan.