Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Open Google. Tap . Tap Settings. Tap Accounts & privacy. Tap the blue "SafeSearch filter" switch . Conduct a search.

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Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Have a local sports card shop appraise your basketball cards. Get your cards appraised online if you don't live near a card shop. Look up the value of your cards online to verify the appraisal. Learn what makes certain basketball cards more valuable than others.

Answer: A reputable sports card collector can tell you what your basketball cards are worth. Most shops will take a look at your cards and give you a quote for free. They can also give you a good idea of what local buyers will pay for your cards since the selling price can depend on where you live. To find a local sports card shop, search online for "sports card shop near me" or "sports card collectors near me." Some online sports card collectors will actually appraise your collection of basketball cards for free. You just need to take clear pictures of your cards, upload them on the collector's website, and provide some basic information about the cards, like what condition they're in and if they're part of a set. Then, the collector will send you a quote and maybe offer to buy some of your cards. Before you ask an online collector to appraise your cards, read reviews of them to find out if they're reputable. You don't want to sell your cards based on one collector's opinion. Once you get your cards appraised, search online for "basketball card pricing guide" or "basketball card values" and compare the listed prices for each of your cards with the prices quoted by the collector. If there are significant differences in the values, you may want to have your cards appraised by a different collector. Keep in mind that the difference in value could be due to the condition of your cards. The values listed in some online guides may apply to cards when they're in mint condition. That's why it's a good idea to consult a professional instead of relying only on online pricing guides. Some reputable online pricing guides for basketball cards are the Beckett pricing guide and the Tuff Stuff pricing guide. There are 3 main factors that are considered when valuing a basketball card: the condition of the card, the popularity of the player featured on the card, and how rare the card is. Mint condition cards that are rare and feature a popular, well-liked player are the most valuable. Keep this in mind when you're sorting through your basketball cards. If you're not sure whether a specific card is rare or not, or whether it features a popular player, look the card up online. Keep your basketball cards in a book with protective sleeves to help them hold their value.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Emphasize your contact in the introduction. Be clear about your connection. Highlight your qualifications. Demonstrate an understanding of the employer's needs. Indicate why you want the job.

Answer: The first paragraph of your cover letter is extremely important because it sets the tone for the rest of your letter. By beginning with mentioning your referral, you are immediately setting yourself apart from other candidates. You are also making an impact on the hiring manager by making a connection--now the two of you have something in common (you know the same person) which will help the manager remember you as the hiring process goes along. Instead of just mentioning the person's name, make sure that you explain your relationship. Clearly state how long you have known them, how you know them, and that they recommend you apply for this job. This will emphasize to the hiring manager that this is a valuable reference. For example, you could write, "Mary Smith, your sales manager, recommended that I apply for this job. Mary and I have known each other through the executive board of the Association for Sales Managers, and over the past five years, we have worked together on many projects for that organization." Your resume should be a fairly comprehensive account of your skills. Your cover letter is the place to elaborate on how your skills specifically relate to the job you want. Choose 2-3 of the most appropriate skills and elaborate on them in the body paragraphs of your cover letter. For example, you could write, "I excel at interpersonal communication. In my current role, I am responsible for managing a team of seven other employees and providing them with verbal feedback." The hiring manager wants to know that you are aware of what they expect from their new hire. Pay careful attention to the wording in the job advertisement. Companies will generally be somewhat specific in listing their requirements. One effective way to convey your understanding is by writing, "Your advertisement notes that you are looking to improve your employee training program. I have significant experience in this area, and in fact, have developed several onboarding methods that would benefit your organization." Close with an emphatic statement about why you are right for the job. This is also a good time to explain why you are so interested in the position. Doing so will help demonstrate that you have done your research and are serious about being hired. Be clear about why both the position and the company appeal to you. An example of a strong statement is, "I am excited about this opportunity because I am seeking a new professional challenge, and heading up your training program is something I can confidently handle. Additionally, your company has a reputation for a positive corporate culture that I think would be an ideal fit for my outgoing personality."

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Consult your doctor. Discuss electrical cardioversion. Ask about catheter ablation. Choose a pacemaker if your heart beats too slowly. Ask your doctor about an implantable cardioverter-defibrillator (ICD). Discuss a heart Maze procedure.

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Your doctor will try available medications to control your arrhythmia before resorting to an invasive therapy option or inserting a rhythm-stabilizing device. If your arrhythmia doesn't respond to medication, the medications produce too many side effects, or your doctor determines that you're at risk for serious complications that require more than medication, then they will discuss your options. Which option is right for you will depend on your medical history and type of arrhythmia. If none of the anti-arrhythmic medications have effectively controlled your arrhythmia, then you may be a candidate for electrical cardioversion. Atrial fibrillation and atrial flutter are the most common forms of arrhythmia that respond to electrical cardioversion. The procedure involves delivering a small electrical signal to your heart to stabilize the rhythm. An electrophysiologist can use catheter ablation to correct a variety of arrhythmias, including AFib, atrial flutter, and ventricular tachycardia, which is potentially life threatening. For this procedure, your doctor will insert a small catheter into your heart and deliver high-frequency currents to the tissue causing the arrhythmia. This essentially "disconnects" the faulty pathway, resulting in a normal heartbeat. Because this procedure is more invasive than electrical cardioversion, your doctor may try the latter option first, followed by ablation if necessary. This is a short procedure (two to four hours), and you can typically resume normal activities within a few days with a low risk of any complication. If your arrhythmia causes your heart to beat too slowly, then your doctor will likely discuss the option of a pacemaker. Unfortunately, no medications are available to treat a slow heart rate (bradycardia). A pacemaker includes a very small set of wires that measure the electrical activity in your heart. They connect to a small pulse generator that delivers a signal to normalize your heart's rate whenever it detects an abnormality. Though it sounds very invasive, the procedure is considered very safe and requires only one night in a hospital while the team monitors your heart rate and rhythm to ensure proper functioning of the device. Because of their ability to interfere with your pacemaker, you should avoid strong magnetic fields and power-generating equipment (getting an MRI or using arc welding equipment, for instance). You should also avoid storing an electronic device such as your cell phone in your chest pocket next to your pacemaker. An ICD is similar to a pacemaker (leads inserted into the heart connected to a pulse generator), but they are used to treat a wider range of arrhythmias, especially ventricular tachycardia and ventricular fibrillation, both of which can be life threatening. Before you consider an ICD, your arrhythmia must be life-threatening and originate from an uncorrectable cause such as: acute myocardial infarction (heart attack), myocardial ischemia (inadequate blood flow to the heart muscle), or electrolyte imbalance and drug toxicity. If you choose an ICD, you can maintain a normal lifestyle, including taking part in sports and exercise. Your ICD may need to get checked several times a year, although their batteries last between five and seven years. To help protect the ICD's pulse generator, you will need to avoid large magnetic fields and energy-generating equipment (such as MRIs and arc welding equipment, for example). You should also avoid placing your cell phone or headphones within six inches of the device. If nothing else has controlled your atrial fibrillation, then your doctor may discuss the option of a heart Maze procedure, which can be minimally invasive cardiac surgery or is an open heart surgery. In the surgery, the doctor creates small cuts that are stitched together and scar tissue forms, which interferes with abnormal impulses.