Article: Many websites accept this form of payment, including major players like eBay and Etsy. If the website accepts PayPal, it will have the PayPal icon when you go to check out. You can also check under the "About" page or FAQs page to find what forms of payment the website accepts. Some physical stores also accept this payment method. PayPal doesn't change how you shop on a website. Simply choose the items you want and add them to your account. Keep adding items until you're ready to check out. Begin the process of checking out like you normally would. The checkout button is usually in the top right hand corner of the screen on most websites. This button will take you to a page where you can review your cart and decide how you want to pay. As you check out, click on the "PayPal" icon to choose that as your payment method. It will then pull up a PayPal screen asking for your email and password. Enter this information and click continue. If you're already logged into your PayPal account on that browser, it may not prompt you to enter your email and password. This page is a secure page from PayPal, so you should see "PayPal" in the URL address at the top of the pop-up window. The PayPal pop-up will guide you through a couple of screens. One screen will ask you about your preferred address, and another will ask you which linked account you prefer to pay from if you don't have a PayPal balance. Click "Confirm" to continue the purchase. Sometimes, clicking "Confirm" will automatically make the purchase and then take you back to the original website to show you the confirmation number. Other times, it will take you back to a screen on the original website to confirm the purchase and get your confirmation number.
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Find a website that accepts PayPal. Add items to your cart as you normally would. Click on the "Checkout" button. Log into your PayPal account when prompted. Confirm the purchase.
Article: What prom queen boils down to is votes. If people don't know and like you, they have no reason to vote for you. In the months (years, if possible) before prom, get to know all of your classmates; not just the cool kids. Each person is one vote, regardless of their status in school. While it's important that they know you, it's even more important that they like you. So be genuine! Put the time in and show them how great a person you are. And mean it; these relationships will last a lot longer than being prom queen will. Don't drop these people after the voting is done, your reputation will turn sour as soon as the contest is over. To meet others, have things in common, and show the school that you're well-balanced and talented, take up a few varied extra-curriculars. To be a shoo-in for prom queen, it's wise to be an athlete and an artist. And it doesn't hurt to be in the environmental club either. Sometimes the staff at your school can influence who makes it to the final nominations (yes, even high school can be rigged). The more they believe in you, the better your chances are to get through the red tape. Many schools require that you have good grades, are an active participant in school activities, and that you're a model student that others should be emulating in order to be prom queen. It's not just recommended, it's necessary. Is your school like that? If you don't know, it's about time you find out! This will establish a reputation for you as someone who would make a natural prom queen. After all, being "queen" is about leading your people, right? Show your school that you're a good leader and they'll be more inclined to vote for you. The absolute last thing you want to happen before prom rolls around is to get into trouble at your school. If you get suspended for any reason (poor grades or bad behavior), odds are you'll be taken off any ballot, even if you were thought to be the clear winner. Don't jinx yourself and make sure you're on your best behavior; a real prom queen wouldn't get into trouble anyway! Whether it's not cheating on homework, getting caught climbing the school roof, or drawing an unfortunate picture of your least favorite teacher, don't do it. Right now, everyone else is your bread and butter. They've gotta be on your side, teachers included.
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Befriend as many people as possible. Involve yourself in different activities. Be a role model for the school. Stay out of trouble.
Article: Also referred to as the Destiny Number, the Expression Number highlights the personal gifts and shortcomings you brought into this world. If your Life Path reveals the road on which you walk, the Expression Number reveals the flavor and character of your steps. Considered from the perspective of reincarnation, your Life Path Number is akin to the lesson you must learn this lifetime. Connected to this, your Expression Number reflects the core being - including your personal history from any past lifetimes - that you brought with you to Earth. The name is used because it represents the inborn character of the self as well as that which was passed down to you at birth. Similar to calculating your Life Path Number, we reduce the number values of each name individually before combining the results. This honors the individual character your name's (and self's) different facets before uncovering their combined meaning. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z As an example, we'll take the name Robert Nesta Marley. ROBERT = 9+6+2+5+9+2 = 33 = 3+3 = 6 NESTA = 5+5+1+2+1 = 14 = 1+4 = 5 MARLEY = 4+1+9+3+5+7 = 29 = 2+9 = 11 And finally adding them together we get 6+5+11 = 22 Since we end with a Master Number there is no need to reduce. And so Bob Marley has an Expression Number of 22.
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Discover your innate talents and imperfections. Add the value of the letters in your full birth name using the chart below. Learn by example.