Write an article based on this "Stop using credit cards. Start using cash. Stop paying with checks."
article: Credit cards are one of the worst types of debt, because of their high rate of interest. To avoid the temptation to use them, make them unavailable. If the temptation to use them is too much, cut them up. If not, take them off your person and put them away. Some people literally put the card on ice by freezing it in a block of ice in their freezer. This decreases the likelihood of impulse spending. With the advent of online shopping, it is also important to consider what cards you use online. Often, if you have purchased from an online site in the past, your card information will be saved. Review sites you frequent and check that your credit card information is not saved there. If it is, replace it with a debit card. Remember - If you can't afford it today, you can't afford it tomorrow. Note that closing credit cards can adversely affect your credit score. One aspect of your credit score is known as "credit utilization," and this simply refers to how much of your total available credit you use. The less you use, the better. By closing a card, you reduce your total available credit, thereby making your total usage higher. In some situations it can still be beneficial to close the card. If you have consistently maxed out your limit or otherwise had a poor relationship with credit cards, it may be worth taking the hit to your credit score and closing out some cards. Using cash is psychologically more painful than paying with a card. Sticking to cash will encourage you to spend less and save more. It is also easier to keep track of your spending with cash. Once you have allotted yourself a certain amount of money per month for discretionary living expenses, consider taking this amount out in cash and exclusively using it for daily expenses. If you follow this course, you will not accidentally go over budget. There are some items which can be difficult to purchase with cash: airline tickets or train tickets, for instance. Consider whether you are likely to incur such expenses during the course of the month and, if so, leave additional money in your account to cover them. Checks have become rare in recent years and for good reason. It often takes a long time to process a check. The recipient of a check might not cash it for weeks after you give it to him or her. It can be difficult to keep track of your budget if there have outstanding checks that have not been cashed. In a worst case scenario, you might forget about a check and, when it is deposited, have insufficient funds in your account. As a result, you will be hit with a fee. By contrast, you can set your debit card to halt payments if there are insufficient funds in your account, saving you fees. Bills paid with debit cards process almost instantly, helping you keep track of your balance. If not using checks is impractical for you, consider using a money order. Unlike checks, a money order cannot bounce.

Write an article based on this "Click on the Apple iTunes Movies link provided to you in the Sources section of this article. Browse the list of available movies displayed on the landing page. Click on the link for the movie you want downloaded to iTunes. Click on the button labeled "View in iTunes" next to the movie description. Select the desired payment option for the movie from within the iTunes application. Enter your Apple ID and password into the designated fields to sign into the iTunes store and complete your purchase."
article: If the movie you want to purchase and download to iTunes is not displayed, you can search for the movie of your choice using the search box located in the upper-right corner. A preview screen will then load, providing you with more details about that particular movie. Your Internet browser will display a prompt informing you that the iTunes application will open on your computer. After opening, iTunes will then display the purchase options for the movie you have chosen. Most movies will provide you with the option to purchase, or rent the movie. The movie you have chosen will be downloaded directly into your iTunes, and is now available for you to sync and use with Apple TV.

Write an article based on this "Unplug the phone that doesn't work. Find a phone in the house that works. Unplug the working phone and cord. Plug in the phone that wasn't working. Check for a dial tone. Try a different phone cord. Consider repairing the wall jack."
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Physically unplug the phone and the cord from the wall. Go to one of your other phones and check that it has a dial tone. If none of the phones in your house have a dial tone, see the next section. Remove the working phone and it's cord from the jack. Plug the phone that wasn't working into the same jack that the working phone was using. Use the same cord that the non-working phone used. If the phone has a dial tone after being plugged in, then the original wall jack is the culprit. If the phone still doesn't have a dial tone, then the phone itself is likely broken, or the cord isn't working. Before writing off the phone, try the working cord from the phone that did have a dial tone. If this gets your original phone working, then the problem was a faulty cord, which can easily be replaced. If this doesn't work, then you'll need a new phone. If the phone works on the other jack, then the original phone jack is likely faulty. Most carriers will not pay to repair this, which means you'll need to either fix it yourself or pay for a technician to come and check the wiring. See Install a Residential Telephone Jack for a comprehensive guide on replacing and rewiring a phone jack.