Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Find or set up a reliable place to study. Commit to several study sessions per week. Study with a specific goal in mind.

Answer: Find a go-to spot where you can know you can go and focus on your studies. This applies to getting quality study time in general, which is all the more important if you're working as well. Whether it's a particular nook in the library or a clean desk in your bedroom, make sure the time you spend studying is productive by placing yourself in an environment free of distraction. Make sure to avoid rooms with televisions or other things that may draw your attention. Turn your phone off, and put on headphones if other people are around. If you listen to music, choose music without lyrics to help you focus. Get in the practice of keeping everything you need to study all together, perhaps in the place you study or in a backpack. It may be tempting to get all of your school work done in one or two marathon sessions each week. However, your memory and focus will work better in one or two hour sessions. Accordingly, avoid trying to get all of your schoolwork done in one sitting. To keep sessions consistent, get in the habit of studying at the same time four or five days a week. The regularity that results from a consistent study schedule will also make your study sessions more productive. Your mental focus will be improved, as your brain will anticipate focusing on schoolwork for that part of the day. Having regularly scheduled study sessions also means you can occasionally miss a study session as long as you get back into the routine as quickly as you're able. This will help you avoid procrastinating, and it will make your study sessions more productive. Sitting down with a specific task or goal in mind will provide direction that can help you get right to work. Further, if you have multiple tasks to complete, you should start with the most challenging or most important task first. Since more emotional and mental effort will be required to comprehend challenging material, address it first while your mind and body are fresh and focused. More routine, busy work can be accomplished as you coast through the later part of a study session. Revisit your class notes before starting an assignment. It's very important to fully understand the specific requirements, as well as the learning objective, or assignments before you begin.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Determine if your state requires a license. Gain at least one year post-graduation experience. Pass the written examination for licensure. Apply for the license.

Answer: Right now, not every state in the United States requires a license, but it can be beneficial to obtain a license to be more employable. States that don't currently have licenses may have them in the coming years. Before you apply for a job, make sure you have all the necessary licenses and certification required at the time of application. The states that currently require licensure are California, Tennessee, Florida, Hawaii, Louisiana, Montana, Nevada, New York, North Dakota, Rhode Island, West Virginia, and Puerto Rico. Licenses also vary depending on specialty. If you are going into a very specific field, you will need to obtain a license for that specialty. Obtaining a license requires that you have at least one year of work experience or training in a clinical laboratory. You must also have verification of this experience before applying for the license. The training must be comprehensive in terms of the duties of a clinical scientist. Some states may require more work experience before becoming licensed. Each state has its own regulations so be sure to look up the specifics for where you will be working. Experience may also vary if you are seeking a license for a specialty. Not all states require the exam to be licensed, but some do and it is important to do well on it. The exam is called the Clinical Laboratory Scientist generalist licensure exam. There are three organizations certified to give the exam: ASCP (American Society for Clinical Pathology), ASCPi (international license), and AAB (American Association of Bioanalysts). Failure to pass the written exam twice requires a waiting period of one year before you may try again. Applications can be submitted online for the license once you have met all of the minimum requirements. Have the paperwork certifying your degree, your work experience, and passing the exam before applying. There is usually an application fee (up to $300) associated with licensure, so make sure you have the proper funds before you apply.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Sign into your eBay account at https://www.ebay.com. Go to http://www.ebay.com/sch/ebayadvsearch/?_sofindtype=25. Click Find a member or Find contact information. Type the user ID or email address of the user. Enter the numbers you see on the CAPTCHA. Click Search. Click the user ID. Click Save if you'd like to add the seller to your favorites.

Answer: If you're not already signed in, click Sign in near the top-left corner of the page to do so now. If you know a person's user ID or email address, you can use this method to find their profile. If you're looking for items available (or that have sold) from certain users, see Searching for Listings by Seller. Though eBay's Member Search tool is no longer linked to their Advanced Search form, you can use this link to get there. However, some browsers won't display the page properly due to an issue with the CAPTCHA image. To fix the issue in Chrome or Firefox, you'll have to allow the "unsafe" parts to load: Chrome: Click the warning icon (a shield with a red "x") on the far-right side of the address bar, then click Load unsafe scripts. Firefox: Click the padlock with an orange "i" on the far-left side of the address bar, click the right-pointing arrow next to "Connection," then click Disable Protection for Now. Both of these options are under the "Members" header in the left column. Click Find a member if you want to find the person's eBay profile and/or items they are selling. Click Find contact information to receive an email from eBay with the person's contact info. This only works if you completed a recent transaction with this user (you'll need to provide the item number for the auction). Your contact information will be sent to them also. If you selected Find contact information, enter the item number for the auction as well. You'll only see this if you chose the Find a member option. This is a verification code to ensure that you aren't a robot. This displays the user ID for the eBay seller based on the email address you entered. If you requested the person's contact information, it will be sent to you via email message. This display the seller's profile, along with the "Contact" link at the top-right corner. It's near the top of the seller's profile. This adds the seller's active listings to your eBay homepage/feed. You can also add a seller to your favorites by clicking Save this Seller below their username on any of their active listings. To view and manage your saved sellers, click My eBay at the top-right corner of any page, then click Saved sellers in the left panel.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Select a crate for your cocker spaniel. Make the crate comfortable for your dog. Feed your dog his meals in his crate. Crate your dog for up to 30 minutes. Crate your dog when you leave home.

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An important aspect of training your cocker spaniel is crate training. When done properly, your dog will see his crate as a place of refuge and relaxation, rather than a place of punishment. Crates, which are available at your local pet store, come in different sizes and materials , such as plastic, fabric, and metal. If your dog is a puppy, consider renting a crate from your local animal shelter, since he will eventually outgrow it. This will keep you from having to purchase new crates as he continues to grow. Your dog should be able to fit comfortably inside the crate, with enough room to stand up and turn around. Take your dog with you when you look at crates so that you will know what size and type will work for him. The more inviting the crate looks to your dog, the more likely he will want to spend time inside of it. Position the crate in a common area in your house, such as the family room, and place comfortable bedding inside of it. You can also play some of his toys in the crate, along with some treats. Taking the door off of the crate will help it look more inviting to your dog. It may take your dog a few days to become comfortable with the crate. Be patient with him and do not force him to be comfortable with it by a certain time point. When it is time to feed your cocker spaniel, place his food bowl in the crate. Place the food bowl near the back of the crate so that he will need to walk completely into the crate to eat. If he is not comfortable with walking all the way to the back, move his food bowl closer to the front of the crate where he will be more comfortable. As he becomes more comfortable, you can slide the food bowl further and further back inside the crate. Eventually, he should be able to walk all the way into the crate to eat his meals. When he is fully inside the crate to eat, close the crate's door. Initially, leave it closed only for the amount of time that it takes him to eat. As his comfort level increases, leave the door closed for up to about 10 minutes after he has finished eating. If he whines to be let out during this process, wait until he stops whining to open the door. If you open the door while he is whining, he will learn that whining is a way to be let out of the crate. After your cocker spaniel is comfortable eating in his crate, he will need to learn how to be comfortable in his crate for longer periods of time (30 minutes or more). First, encourage him to go into his crate by pointing to his crate and saying "kennel." When he goes inside, give him a treat as a reward and close the door. Stay near the crate for about 5 to 10 minutes, and then go to another room where he can't see you for a few minutes. When you come back, stay near the crate again for a few minutes and then let him out. Remember not to let him out if he starts whining. Reward him when you let him out to let him know that he did a good job. Your dog may need up to several weeks to become comfortable with staying in his crate for 30 minutes, especially when he can't see you. Before you leave your house, encourage your dog to enter his crate as before. When he is in his crate, reward with him a treat, close the crate door, and leave quietly. It is important not to prolong your departure or make it overly emotional. When you return home, stay calm when you approach his crate to let him out. The more calm that you are when you leave and return, the more likely your dog will remain calm as well. You do not want him to interpret your departure and arrival as anxiety-inducing events. Begin by leaving the house for short periods of time (20 to 30 minutes). As your dog becomes more comfortable with being left alone in the crate, you can try leaving home for longer periods of time. Continue to crate him while you are at home so that he does not automatically associate crate time with being left alone.