INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Why are you living on $20,000 or less, and how do you want to change things? Maybe you want to go on vacation, buy a car, move to a new city, save for school, etc. If you have a tangible reason to save money, it will be much easier not to blow it on a new video game. Give yourself an exciting financial goal and saving will be much more doable no matter what your budget is. Living off of $20,000 a year or less is very hard in NYC or San Francisco, though not impossible. Your dollars go a lot further in smaller towns, rural areas, and inland cities. While your salary or income might not be changing, you can change its relative value by moving to a city where everything costs less. Search online for "Cost of Living Comparisons," which provide up-to-date information on prices across the country. Aim for rent to be no higher than $600, and much less when possible. This is a good financial cap for a $20,000 a year job. Spending just $3 on coffee every day quickly adds up to $90 a month, or at least 5% of your total yearly income. Cigarettes will get even more expensive. At the end of the day, saving money and budgeting requires sacrifices -- you should find a way to cut out these needless expenses. Even cutting these habits in half can make a big difference and is a great starting point. Find alternative, cheaper habits whenever possible. Whenever you get an urge (smoking), fill in your new habit (taking a walk around the block) as a replacement. Credit cards aren't free-- they come with interest rates that will gouge your paycheck if you let them run rampant. Managing your money wisely means using your credit cards wisely-- as extensions of your well-planned budget. Some things to remember: Know your rates and how they can change. If confused, call your bank and make sure you understand your terms and interest. Pay more than the monthly minimum whenever possible, as this decreases later interest payments. Stay within 30-40% of your credit card limit. You never want to be reaching your limit, as the interest will become exponentially worse. Staying at our below 20% is a good benchmark for cautious spenders. A debit card can be dangerous -- you keep spending without seeing the money leave. If you struggle to hit a budget, take all the expense money out at the beginning of the month and put it into envelopes -- food, gas, rent, utilities, fun, etc. This ensures you only spend the money where it was meant to be spent. Many financial advisers even suggest going further, saving for at least 9-12 months, but 3 is the bare minimum. You need to be financially prepared in case of emergencies. Remember, also, that this money should only be spent in emergencies. Multiply your monthly essential & fixed expenses by 3 or 6 months to get a good number for savings.

SUMMARY: Give yourself a savings goal, something to strive for instead of spending money. Try to live in a lower-cost area or city. Cut down on addictive and needless habits like smoking, coffee, and sweets. Use credit cards very sparingly, making sure you can pay off in full each month. Take cash out from the bank, separating it into envelopes for each expense if you struggle to budget. Ensure you have 3-6 months living expenses saved at all times.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: When it comes to non-emergency medical transport, you can get it paid for by Medicare and other insurances, but it has to be ordered by a doctor and be medically necessary. If a person you are caring for needs this kind of transport, first talk to the doctor. If the person doesn't qualify for transport, you can still book transport for them if they can pay for it out of pocket. Most doctor's offices will have a preferred transport service that they will call if you don't have the preference. In fact, in some states, the doctor's office must book the transport for you to be covered under Medicaid or Medicare. However, you can also choose a transport company yourself if you are paying for the service out-of-pocket. Look for non-emergency medical transport in the phone book or online. If you're unsure which one to choose, ask for a recommendation at the doctor's office. Another way to help you narrow choices is to ask the transport company if they are authorized for Medicare or Medicaid. Companies that are contracted by the government for these services must meet certain standards. You can also ask about their safety record. If they're not willing to discuss it with you or send you information, they are likely not very safe. Cost is of course a factor when choosing a medical transport company. For instance, even if your transport is covered by Medicare, you'll likely need to pay the 20% co-pay. Therefore, it's a good idea to call several places to figure out which will be the cheapest for you overall. Some companies may require prepayment, particularly if you're not covered by insurance, Medicare, or Medicaid. Once you have a medical appointment scheduled for the person, generally the doctor's office will schedule the transport for the person if they need it and if they qualify for it. Be sure to let the office know that the person needs transportation to the appointment. Obviously, emergency transportation services are reserved for when it's an emergency. If the person needs immediate care, due to a fall or other serious injury or illness, then calling an ambulance is appropriate. Generally, this service is covered by Medicare, Medicaid, and most insurances.

SUMMARY: Talk to the doctor. Choose a medical transport company. Compare costs. Make an appointment. Use 911 for an emergency.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: If the Discord app is running in the background, it might cause an error in the uninstallation process. If you see the Discord icon on your taskbar in the lower-right corner of your screen, right-click on it, and click Quit Discord. Click the Start button in the lower-left corner of your screen to open the Start menu. The Apps & features program will show up next to a gear icon at the top of your Start menu. On older versions of Windows, you may have to search and open Add or Remove Programs instead of Apps & features. This will open your Settings window. This option is under the Apps & features heading in the Settings window. It will allow you to type in and search a program on your computer. The Discord app will show up below the search field. This will highlight the app on the list, and show your options. This will delete the Discord app, and remove it from your computer. You will have to confirm your action in a new pop-up window. This will confirm your action, and delete the Discord app from your computer. If you're prompted to confirm again, click Yes to proceed with the uninstallation.

SUMMARY: Make sure Discord is not running in the background. Open your computer's Start menu. Type and search Apps & features on the Start menu. Click Apps & features on the Start menu. Click the Search this list field. Type Discord into the search field. Click the Discord app in the search results. Click the Uninstall button. Click Uninstall in the confirmation pop-up.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Acquire all of the necessary ingredients, including the henna powder, before creating the paste, as the creation must be done in one sitting. You will need: Henna powder. Strongly brewed herbal tea. Lemon juice. Eucalyptus oil. Squeeze bottle. Various tips. Straight pin. Q-tips. Cotton balls. Sugar. Olive oil. You can purchase henna powder at a variety of pharmacies, including Walgreens and Walmart, or you can buy it readymade on Amazon.com Visit our other tutorial for more information on choosing the right henna powder. Cover the paste with plastic wrap to keep it air sealed and let the mixture rest for 24 hours in room temperature. The mixture may become slightly thicker during this process of resting. After the mixture has rested, make sure that it is not too runny.

SUMMARY:
Purchase the necessary ingredients. Cover the paste and let it sit for 24 hours.