INPUT ARTICLE: Article: The default language is English, but if this is not the language you want, select from the options which language you want to use. You can always change languages later on after you start using your iPad; you can also add languages to your keyboard later, once you've set up. From the list of countries and regions, tap which is your country and region. This will allow Apple to know what applications you are able to purchase and download. At this point, you'll be asked to select a wireless network and then input a password if it is a secured network. This function allows your iPad to know where you are located. Just tap on the option you want. If you are not using an iPad connected to a 4G network, then this function uses the location of your wireless router. This feature is used by various applications to provide location-specific content, map features, and other location-related services. You can turn this off for specific applications later using your settings. You will be given options to "Set up as a new iPad" or to Restore your iPad from backup. If you are using a new iPad but have previously owned one, you can restore your previous iPad on the new device using the iCloud. Just select "Restore from backup." If you have a new device and would like to set up your iPad from the beginning, select "Set up as new iPad."

SUMMARY: Choose a language. Choose a country and region. Connect to your Wi-Fi network. Choose whether to enable location services or not. Choose the setup mode.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Not only is it downright annoying to read, but also is against most gaming policy. Example: "|3375|>34|< !5 4|\||\|0'/!|\|&!" "l33tspeak is annoying!" In general, it makes you look pathetic. Most experienced players, who probably began with nothing and made their way up without begging for anything, won't give you anything, anyway. This is not to be confused with asking for help, in which case, most players are willing to help you out. Keep punctuation to a minimum, and mind your spelling and grammar. Shouting "Help me!!!!!!!!!!!!!111" won't get you very far. In online gaming, spamming refers to the act of repeating something over and over again, as in copying and pasting "I need help!!" several many times. It's not original, and chances are, there are countless other players that have done the same before you. Flaming is the act of verbally attacking another person. Never flame someone just because you lost a battle, or something similar. Accept your loss and move on, even if the player did something that you disagree with. If you bypass the chat filter(use numbers or symbols in replace of words to offend someone or use offensive language) you will get muted, or even banned! This is very important to any other players. Don't trick a newbie to break the rules so you can report him and make yourself look good, because just because you might look better in a moderators eyes, your fellow players will have no respect for you at all. This really gets on people's nerves; they've probably encountered this thousands of times while playing online. A new player that has nothing begs for something then once they tell him to work for it he gets mad and starts flaming and calling them a noob. This gets very annoying and only proves the fact that you are a noob. Do not call people who are higher level than you a noob. That just gets on their nerves, and they can obviously beat you in the game. This is only for online team player based strategy games, If you fight someone in a battle and they beat you with their team, don't go and change your team to theirs and start battling with it. If you face your original team, they will be annoyed and call you a "traitor" and will focus especially on killing you. Whenever you get beat in a battle or some sort of combat, Don't whine about it. For example, "Aww man you beat me bad, that wasn't fair my computer lagged. Can I have my stuff back, my computer messed up! You were too good," or even act superior to the other player: "I can pwn you any day ******." Just take the loss and move on. Never act like a show off after killing an NPC. You will often be called a noob. People will call you a noob and an idiot. Anyway, what are the chances you'll meet the girl of your life online? Also, it's against the rules. Familiarize yourself with whatever you're "noob" at then boom, with information, tell people of what you know in a "none show off" way, then you'll be professional.

SUMMARY: Don't chat in L337SPEAK. Don't beg for help. Do not post questions or requests in an annoying manner. Do not spam. Don't impersonate well-known players. Do not flame. Do not tell others to break the rules. Do not call another player a noob. Don't copy another player's team. Don't whine. Do not show off. Do not advertise for a boy/girl friend saying "press123 for a hot beastly bf". Don't lurk.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Saving tends to be easier when you know what you're saving for. Try to set a goal, such as building an emergency fund, saving for a down payment, saving for a major household purchase, or building a retirement fund. If your bank will let you, you can even give your account a nickname such as "Vacation Fund" to help remind you of what you're working toward. A savings account is generally the easiest place to put your savings if you are just starting out. If you already have a solid emergency fund and have a reasonable amount to invest, such as $1,000, you may consider something like a certificate of deposit (CD). CDs make your money much harder to get to for a fixed period of time but tend to pay you a higher interest rate. Keeping your savings separate from your checking account will make it less likely that you'll spend your savings. Savings accounts also tend to pay a slightly higher interest rate than checking accounts. Many banks will allow you to set up an automatic transfer between your checking and savings accounts. Set up a monthly transfer from your checking to your savings, even if it's just for a small amount. That's a relatively painless way to build your savings. If you get a raise, a bonus, a tax refund, or an unexpected windfall, put it in your savings or, if you have one, your retirement account. This is an easy way to help boost your account without compromising your current budget. If you get a raise, invest the difference between your budgeted salary and your new salary directly into your savings. Since you already have a plan to live off your old salary, you can use the new influx of cash to build your savings. If you work a side gig, build a budget based on your primary source of income, and dedicate your other earnings to your savings or retirement account. This will help grow your savings faster while making your budget more comfortable.

SUMMARY:
Pick a savings goal. Keep your savings in a separate account. Invest raises and bonuses. Dedicate any additional income to your savings.