Write an article based on this "Read the basic policies on the application form. Find the link for the "AdSense Program Policies" and click it. Check the boxes next to each policy to agree to abide by each."
article: This will open a new window with the legal forms from Google. In order to qualify for the program, you'll have to agree to post content that meets Google's guidelines. You won't be able to set up AdSense unless you agree. Keep in mind that by agreeing, you are entering a legally binding agreement with Google.

Write an article based on this "Choose a deep drawer for larger items. Store lids and pots separately. Purchase a pegboard divider."
article: Pots, pans, and plates all need more space than other utensils. If your drawer is deeper than your pans are tall, you can use it for this purpose. If your pots don't fit in your drawers, you can store them in cabinets or on wall hooks instead. Trying to stack lids on top of pans will make it difficult to fit them inside of a drawer. Instead, keep all of your lids together away from the pans. There are a few ways you can do this. If you have a very wide drawer, you can place a divider in it. Keep pans on 1 side of the divider and lids on the other. Try installing a tension rod a few inches away from the edge of the drawer. Set lids so that their handles rest against the tension rod. Keep pots on the other side. If you have many smaller drawers, you can put pans in a bottom drawer and keep the lids in the drawer right above the pans. If you keep your pans in a cabinet, you can keep the lids in the drawer above the cabinet. Measure your drawer, and buy a pegboard kitchen divider that will fit the drawer's size. You can move around the pegs to create unique dividers for your pans. This will maximize the space that you use. A pegboard divider works best for organizing plates, casserole dishes, baking trays, and rounded pans. Frying pans, sauce pots, or anything else with a handle does not need any type of divider to organize it.

Write an article based on this "Learn what lupus is. Understand the three primary types of lupus. Identify the causes."
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Lupus is an autoimmune disease, which means that it causes the immune system to attack healthy parts of your body. Again, it mostly affects the organs, such as the brain, skin, kidneys, and joints. The disease is also chronic, which means it lasts for the long-term. It causes the body to become inflamed as the immune system attacks healthy tissue. There is no cure for lupus; however, treatments can ease the symptoms. When people refer to lupus, they usually refer to systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE). This type of lupus affects your skin and your organs, especially your kidneys, lungs, and heart. There are other types of lupus, including cutaneous lupus erythematosus and drug-induced lupus. Cutaneous lupus erythematosus only affects the skin and does not threaten the other organs of your body. It rarely develops into SLE. Drug-induced lupus can affect the skin and your interior organs, but it is induced by the use of specific medications. It usually goes away once those medications are out of the patient's system. The symptoms associated with this form of lupus are typically rather mild. Although it has been difficult for doctors to understand lupus, over time they have identified its characteristics. Lupus appears to be triggered by a combination of your genes and your environment. In other words, if you have a genetic predisposition for lupus, environmental factors can trigger it. Common lupus triggers include medications, infections, or contact with sunlight. Lupus might be triggered by sulfa drugs, drugs that make you more sensitive to sunlight, penicillin, or antibiotics. Physical conditions that can trigger lupus include infections, the common cold, a virus, being exhausted, getting an injury, or emotional duress. It is the ultraviolet rays from sun that can trigger lupus. Ultraviolet rays from fluorescent light bulbs can do the same thing.