In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Most credit cards have some sort of cash advance option, but you may not be able to get one if you're behind on your payments. Make sure your account is in good standing before attempting to get a cash advance. Check your statement online to make sure you haven't missed a payment or reached your borrowing limit. If either of these is a concern, you likely won't be able to get a cash advance. Your bank or credit card company needs to authorize you to withdraw cash from an ATM using your credit card. Call your bank or credit card company's customer service department and ask how to start that process. Most cards automatically offer the option, but some either do not offer it or set restrictions. For example, some cards end the cash-advance option once your balance reaches a certain limit. You may be able to get this restriction removed by calling customer service and asking. Again, this is more likely if your account is in good standing and you don't have late payments on your record. People sometimes try to use a PIN they've set up on their other cards, but you need to know the PIN for this particular credit card. Make sure you know the correct PIN before attempting to withdraw cash. Too many wrong attempts could freeze your account. Many credit cards come with preset PINs that users never get around to resetting. If you've forgotten the original PIN, call the customer service department and ask about how to reset it. This usually involves dialing an automated 800-number and changing your PIN over the phone. The automated system may ask you to enter your existing pin to make the change. If you don't know your existing PIN, ask a customer service representative to send a new PIN to you in the mail. Note that it may take 7-10 days before you receive it. If you know you'll need a cash advance soon, inquire about your PIN at least two weeks in advance.
Summary: Check your account status. Make sure you have permission. Find your Personal Identification Number (PIN). Change your PIN if necessary.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: If you're collecting primary data, you likely set eligibility parameters. State those parameters clearly and let your readers know why you set those parameters and how they are important to your research. Describe study participants specifically, and list any inclusion or exclusion criteria you used when forming your group of participants. Justify the size of your sample, if applicable, and describe how this affects whether your study can be generalized to larger populations. For example, if you conducted a survey of 30 percent of the student population of a university, you could potentially apply those results to the student body as a whole, but maybe not to students at other universities. Every research method has strengths and weaknesses. Briefly discuss the weaknesses or criticisms of the methods you've chosen, then explain how those are irrelevant or inapplicable to your particular research. Reading other research papers is a good way to identify potential problems that commonly arise with various methods. State whether you actually encountered any of these common problems during your research. Overcoming obstacles in your research can be one of the most important parts of your methodology. Your problem-solving abilities can enhance your readers' confidence in the results of your study. If you encountered any problems as you collected data, explain clearly the steps you took to minimize the effect that problem would have on your results. Particularly if you're using a method that seems unusual for your particular subject matter, include a discussion of other methods that are more typically used for your type of research. Explain why you chose not to use them. In some cases, this may be as simple as stating that while there were numerous studies using one method, there weren't any using your method, which caused a gap in understanding of the issue. For example, there may be multiple papers providing quantitative analysis of a particular social trend. However, none of these papers looked closely at how this trend was affecting the lives of people.
Summary: Explain your selection criteria for data collection. Distinguish your research from any weaknesses in your methods. Describe how you overcame obstacles. Evaluate other methods you could have used.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: When you're looking for a fresh start, you don't need a lot of possessions tying you down. Chances are you won't be able to carry them where you're going, anyway. Try to make a list of the few things you can't live without. You probably won't come up with many of them, which will free you to sell off what you don't need. Leave personal identifiers like family photos at home. If you have to bring along mementos, keep them well-hidden and locked up so no one can use them to identify you. Consider getting rid of your vehicle if you own one. A car is a good way to put distance between you and your past life, but it is identifiable. Sell it, donate it, or leave it behind if you decide you can't use it where you're going. For bonus points, delete everything on your accounts, then have your accounts deactivated. When you're posting status updates or tweeting out what you ate for lunch, you're leaving a trail. Deleting your accounts can help take away the temptation of getting back online. Doing this takes preparation and can be very difficult in today's world. Leave your phone and computer at home, since they are often easy to track by eagle-eyed investigators. If you're stressed about your online information, revealing photos, or Internet harassment, try doing an online-only disappearance. Use the Internet and social media a little less every day. This might make you feel better without having to leave behind the rest of your life. Computers store everything from your last Internet search to your most recent downloads. Chances are you have a lot of important information there that could give away your plans. For the sake of privacy, delete relevant files on your device. Also, use the "clear history" button on your browser's taskbar to erase your data. Search through your files, such as the "Downloads" folder, for anything you wish to hide. Even if your device is password-protected, it still isn't safe from prying eyes. Be cautious when using a public computer, such as a library. Nothing is private, and you can't log into any personal accounts without running the risk of being caught. Use your new persona while you're away so no one recognizes you. Try to come up with something that is different from your actual identity but doesn't stand out much. Take some time to go over your story a few times to lock down the details. If your story has holes in it, people may notice and get suspicious. Usually, the easiest way to do this is by choosing a different name. This isn't a legal change unless you get it changed in court. Keep in mind that technology makes it impossible to completely hide your past. For example, you could say your name is Tom and you're out in California for school or vacation. If you say you're there as an architect, people might start asking you questions. Be vague and keep your story consistent. Get rid of the plastic, since it's the easiest way to track someone down. Close your credit cards so you aren't tempted to use them, then put away your bank cards. You can't rely on them anymore. Even that card to your favorite store could be the lead someone needs to find out where you have been. Get rid of what you no longer need. Sometimes getting rid of the excess is enough to make you feel refreshed. If you truly intend on hiding out from everyone, leave behind anything with your name on it.
Summary:
Get rid of possessions you can't carry with you. Log off from all of your social media accounts. Clear the search information on your computer and phone. Give yourself a new name and background story. Throw away credit cards and anything else with your name on it.