Check the local listings and use Craigslist's filtering options to narrow down your search results based on distance and rent price. Craigslist is often full of affordable options and deals. To avoid getting scammed, make sure to verify the owner, never give personal information away upfront, and never wire money. If Craigslist isn't your jam, don't worry! There are countless apartment-browsing websites that make it easy to search and compare options with just a click. Compare offers from different buildings to find exactly what you're looking for at the cheapest price. These sites can offer advanced searches by square footage and pricing as well as extras like video tours, relocation service tools, and information about local price trends. For example, check out https://www.apartment.com, https://www.zillow.com, https://www.forrent.com, https://www.apartments.com, or https://www.apartmentsearch.com. Many cities have dozens of local groups with affordable apartment postings going up regularly. To find a group, search your city's name along keywords like "cheap," "affordable," "apartment," "listings," and "housing." Request to the join the groups, and once you're accepted, you can start putting faces to listings.
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One-sentence summary -- Look for affordable apartment and roommate ads on Craigslist. Find a cheaper option by directly comparing prices online. Join a low-cost housing Facebook group to find local options.

This usually starts to happen at about 12 to 16 weeks into pregnancy, but it might happen earlier or later for you. You may start looking for maternity clothes as early as 8 weeks or as late as 20 weeks depending on how your old clothes are fitting you. Keep in mind that your belly is more likely to start to show early if this is not your first pregnancy. You may be able to fit into your regular clothes for the first 3 to 4 months of your pregnancy, but as time goes on, your clothes will start to feel tighter around the waist. Don't try to squeeze into clothes that are too tight! Wear looser fitting items in your closet until you are ready to buy maternity clothes. Maternity pants use the same sizing system as regular pants, but they are made to accommodate a growing belly, so there's usually no need to go up a size. Using the same size system as regular clothing simply makes it easier for you to find your size in maternity clothing. For example, if you wore a size 8 in most brands of blue jeans before you became pregnant, then you will most likely wear a size 8 in maternity jeans. You can go up or down a size as needed for comfort. For example, if a size 8 feels snug on you, then try a size 10. Maternity clothes fit different from brand to brand, and certain styles might feel more comfortable or look better on you. You may also find that certain items fit better during different points in your pregnancy. Try on maternity pants before you buy them to ensure that they fit and that you like the way they look and feel. If you are ordering pants online, make sure that you can return the pants if they do not fit. If you are early in your pregnancy, ask if the store has a strap on belly you can use to help you find pants that will fit you properly. Many styles of maternity pants have an elastic waistband that goes over or under your belly and that will conform to your belly as it grows. Ensure that the pants are made from a material that also has some stretch to it. If the pants do not have much give to them, then you might need to go up a size or opt for a different type of maternity pants. For example, if you try on a pair of maternity jeans at 26 weeks and the waistband feel like it is at its limit, then go up to the next size or choose a different brand.
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One-sentence summary -- Wait until your belly starts to show to start buying maternity clothes. Find maternity pants in the size you wore before you were pregnant. Try on the pants before you buy them to ensure that they fit. Choose pants that stretch and give you room to grow.

A very high fever can be extremely dangerous. If you're an adult and your fever reaches above a temperature of 103F (39C), go to an emergency room or an urgent care facility for testing. You may need prescription medication or hospitalization. For infants under 3 months old, contact your doctor if they have any fever at all. It could be a sign of a serious infection. Children from 3-12 months should see their doctor if they have a temperature of 100.4 F (38 C) or higher. If they're 3-12 months old they should be seen if they have a fever of 102.2 F (39 C) or higher, as well as if they're under age 2 and have a fever that lasts longer than 48 hours. Children aged 7-12 should go to the emergency room if their fever reaches above 102F (39C). A fever is your body's natural way to eliminate illness. But a fever that continues could be a sign of a deeper or more serious problem. If your fever doesn't go away after several days, even after trying to get rid of it, call your doctor. They may suggest that you seek emergency treatment or they can prescribe medication that can help. If your fever lasts longer than 48 hours, call a doctor. It could be a sign of a viral infection. A high fever can cause your body to lose fluids and could lead to dehydration. If you begin to feel symptoms like dry mouth, sleepiness, little or dark urine output, headache, dry skin, dizziness, and faintness, get to an emergency room or an urgent care clinic immediately. Your emergency care team may administer IV fluids to rehydrate you. If you have a disease such as diabetes, anemia, a heart condition, or lung disease and you develop a high fever, you need to get checked out by a doctor. A fever is much more dangerous if you already have a condition that could be exacerbated by a fever. If you're concerned, call your primary care doctor to be sure of what you need to do. If you develop a skin rash or you see bruises that you can't explain and seem to have come out of nowhere, contact your doctor. It could be a sign of a serious problem with your immune system. If the rash worsens or starts to spread, go to an emergency room. Painful bruises on your skin that start to get larger or more numerous could be a sign of a serious illness. Go to the hospital if you develop lots of painful bruises.
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One-sentence summary -- Get emergency medical help if you have a fever between 103105F (3941C). Call your doctor if your fever persists. Seek emergency care if you feel signs of dehydration. See your doctor if you have a fever and a pre-existing condition. Talk to your doctor if you get a rash or see bruises while you have a fever.

Scrub the potatoes clean, then cut them into -inch (1.27 centimeters) thick wedges. Leave the skins on the potatoes. Put the paprika, ground cumin, salt, and black pepper into the bowl first, and mix them briskly together with a fork. Stir in the oil next until everything is evenly combined. An easy way to do this is to cover the bowl with a large plate, lid, or plastic wrap, and then shake it a few times to toss the ingredients together. Do not crowd the potatoes. If your baking sheet is too small, it is better to set the extra potatoes aside and bake them in a separate batch. This will allow them to turn nice and crispy. After about 20 minutes, use a spatula to flip them over. This will ensure that both sides get evenly baked and turn crispy. The fries are ready when they turn golden brown and crispy. They go great with steaks as well as other dishes, including homemade burgers and grilled cheese sandwiches.
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Preheat your oven to 400F (205C). Clean the potatoes and cut them into wedges. Mix the oil and spices together in a large bowl. Add the potatoes to the bowl and toss them until they are evenly coated. Spread the potato wedges onto a large, ungreased baking sheet. Bake the potatoes, uncovered, for 40 minutes. Serve the fries immediately.