Article: Yeezys are certainly a luxury item, and their price reflects that. If the cost seems too good to be true, be wary: they're likely counterfeit. Yeezy 500s will be released on July 7, 2018 and are listed for $200. Authentic, two-year old Yeezys are being resold for $1,500. If you find a pair going for $100 and it's not on sale or clearance, don't buy! Yeezys are made in collaboration with Adidas, so to ensure you're getting the real thing, shop from places you know carry Adidas and follow the company for updates. Adidas offers visitors to its site the option to sign up for updates regarding Yeezys. Don't assume you have the real thing when you get your order - its packaging says a lot! Fake Yeezys come in a rougher looking box, while real Yeezys come in smooth packaging with no visible edges. A fake pair of Yeezys won't have the correct serial number on the box. Verify the shoes' number with what is on the box to make sure you have the real deal.
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Ignore new Yeezys that cost less than $200. Buy from reputable places. Check the details of the box.
Article: There are a huge number of jobs in the airline business, all of which require different education and training. The level of education you'll need will depend on which position you're looking for. Below are some of the common airline jobs and the level of education required. Flight attendant. Being a flight attendant typically only requires a high school diploma. If you didn't finish high school, a GED is also an acceptable level of education. Air traffic controller. This job requires either a bachelor's degree or at least 3 years of responsible work experience. Any work experience is typically applicable, as long as you can demonstrate that you performed competently. After that, you'll enter the FAA academy for education on air traffic controlling. Technicians. There are a variety of technicians who work for airlines, with different specialties. These jobs usually require at least a bachelor's degree in engineering or a related field, and might require further post-graduate work. You'll also have to pass a certification test to get a job with an airline. Pilots. Pilots need extensive education and training. You'll need at least a bachelor's degree to be eligible for the job. Of course, you'll need to know how to fly a plane, so it would help if you already have a pilot's license before starting college. They will also need to attend an FAA certified flight school for the proper training to fly commercially. Some airline jobs have physical requirements. These are to ensure that planes are operated safely. Vision requirements. Pilots, flight attendants, and air traffic controllers must have 20/20 vision, or have corrective eye wear that brings their vision to 20/20. Height and weight requirements. Flight attendants typically must be between 5' 0" and 6' 3", but this varies between airlines. There is no weight requirement, but they must be able to easily walk up and down the aisles of the aircraft. Strength requirements. Flight attendants will probably have to lift bags into overhead cabins. As such, some airlines set strength requirements. Being able to lift around 70 pounds is a typical requirement. Language requirements. Most airline positions require you to speak and read English proficiently. Citizenship. All airline jobs in the US require you to be able to show proof of being able to work in US. Medical requirements. Most airline jobs will require you to pass a medical exam to make sure you are healthy enough to perform your job. Pilots typically have to be examined every 6 months to ensure they are capable of operating a plane. Age requirements. Most airline jobs will require you to be at least 18. If your job requires you to attend the FAA Academy, you must enroll before you turn 31. Like most employers, airlines will conduct a background check on applicants. This will typically be more extensive than a normal background check. There are a number of offenses that could cause concern for airlines. Click here for a complete list of offenses that the FAA will look for when performing a background check. Either have a clean record or be prepared to explain anything that may come up on your background check.
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Get the proper education. Meet the physical requirements. Pass a security test.
Article: Artificial grass is a lot less likely to collect bacterial spores than natural grass; however it's still possible, especially if you have pets. If you only need to spray a specific spot, just use a spray bottle. If you suspect the bacteria is more widespread, attach a hose-end sprayer to a garden hose and hose down the whole turf. A hose-end sprayer looks like a plastic bottle with a spray bottle nozzle. It screws into a garden hose and is usually used to spray fertilizer. Use a garden hose to spray water on your grass. This will keep it looking fresh as well as ridding it of small spills and odors. After hosing, use a broom or a rake to brush the grass. This will keep the grass blades pointing upwards, helping your lawn look fresh. Snow and ice won't damage the grass by themselves, but walking on the grass too much can cause snow to turn into a layer of ice. If this does happen, avoid the temptation to remove the ice, as this could damage the grass blades. Instead, you should wait until the snow and ice melt naturally. Avoid using salt to melt snow or ice. The residue can damage the grass' carpet backing and prevent the lawn from draining properly.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Use a half vinegar, half water solution to kill bacteria. Hose and brush the turf once a week. Avoid treading on artificial grass during winter.