Problem: Article: Stress fractures aren't always as obvious as acute fractures. A stress fracture will likely not have the external symptoms, such as bleeding, bruising, or disfiguring. However, a stress fracture does have the following symptoms that can help you identify if you have one: Most stress fractures occur in athletes or people beginning a new exercise program. The most commonly afflicted areas of the body are the foot and lower leg. Pain and tenderness in the area will be the main identifier of a stress fracture. Many stress fractures will not be noticeable at their onset. If you notice pain during activity, over a large area where you suspect the fracture, it could be a stress fracture. This pain should fade when you stop the activity that caused it. If left untreated, the pain will intensify and become constant. The pain will also become more localized at the site of the fracture. There are a few lifestyle choices you can make in order to help reduce the chances of sustaining a stress fracture. Try implementing some of the following practices in your life: If you are starting a new exercise regime, or increasing an existing one, make your changes slowly. Don't overdo or overwork your body as you work towards your athletic goals. Try mixing up your training routines. Training one type of action or body part will increase the chances of a stress fracture occurring. By mixing in low-impact exercise in your routine, you allow stressed areas to heal properly. Make sure you are getting enough calcium in your diet to help build strong and healthy bones. Check that your shoes are helping, rather than hurting your feet. Most stress fractures occur in the foot, and proper shoes that support and fit the foot can help prevent them. If you play a sport or participate in some other physical activity, and have recovered from a stress fracture, you will want to slowly work back up to your normal level of intensity. Jumping back in too quickly can cause you to re-injure the area and wait once again for it to heal. Pay careful attention to any activities that are high-impact, such as running. Start easy and slowly add more intensity and time to your exercise. Monitor the area as you increase activity. If you notice pain or discomfort returning, rest the area and lower the intensity.
Summary: Learn the symptoms of a stress fracture. Lower the risk of stress fractures. Ease into new routines.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: If you have access to an administrator account on your computer but you don't have the password for a specific local account (not a Microsoft account), you can log into the administrator account and change the other account's password from Control Panel. Click the Windows logo in the bottom-left corner of the screen. Type in control panel, then click Control Panel in the search results. This heading should be on the right half of the Control Panel window. Doing so opens your user account page. If clicking User Accounts opens another page with User Accounts listed at the top of the window, click User Accounts there. It's a link below your profile picture. This will bring up a list of local accounts, one of which should be the account for which you want to change the password. Click the account for which you want to change the password. It's to the left of the account's current profile window. Type your new password into both the "New password" and the "Confirm new password" text boxes. You can also add a password hint in the "Type a password hint" text box. This may help you remember the password in the future. It's below the profile window. Doing so will reset the password for your local account, allowing you to log in with your new password the next time you restart your computer.

SUMMARY: Understand when you can use this method. Open Start . Open Control Panel. Click User Accounts. Click Manage another account. Select your local account. Click Change the password. Enter a new password. Click Change password.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: If you know or suspect that your cat has been stung by a bee, you should quickly assess whether your cat is having a reaction that requires immediate medical attention. Take your cat to the vet or animal emergency room immediately if you see any of the following symptoms: Rapid or labored breathing Facial swelling Pale gums or mucous membranes Vomiting (especially within the first 5-10 minutes after the sting) or diarrhea Weak or rapid heartbeat Collapse Bee stings are a little different from wasp or hornet stings, and you will need to take a slightly different approach to treatment depending on what kind of insect delivered the sting. If you saw the insect that stung your cat but are not sure how to identify it, you may be able to narrow it down with a visual guide like this one: https://www.southribble.gov.uk/sites/default/files/Bee-wasp-and-hornet-leaflet.pdf Wasps do not usually leave their stingers behind when they sting, but bees generally do. If your cat was stung by a bee, you will need to find and remove the stinger. Bee venom is acidic, while wasp venom is alkaline. It is better not to try to neutralize the sting with an alkaline substance (like baking soda) or an acid (like vinegar) unless you know for sure what stung your cat. Look for signs of swelling, redness, or tenderness. If your cat has been stung in the mouth or throat, or if you suspect that your cat has been stung multiple times, take your cat to the vet immediately.
Summary: Check for signs of a severe reaction. Try to determine what stung your cat. Determine where your cat was stung.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: for full control over sales and licensing. If you don't want to design a site from scratch, look for a web hosting service that offers templates specifically designed for artists or small businesses. Making your own store will give you complete control over how you price, license, and deliver your photos to customers. Services like Shopify and Yahoo! Stores offer easy ways to set up your own storefront with lots of convenient built-in features (such as customer mailing lists and secure payment systems). If you build your own website from scratch, you will need to select a payment system that works for you and your customers, such as PayPal or Google Pay. Try to select a domain name that reflects your personal brand and the kind of work you do. Stock photo vendors like Shutterstock, SmugMug, and 500px offer an easy way to sell your photos to an established audience. Each vendor has different pricing and licensing policies, so shop around to find the one that fits your needs. Many of these services require a monthly subscription fee for hosting and selling your photos, so you will probably need to post a lot of photos in order to make a profit. Most stock photo agencies offer either a percentage or a flat fee for the sale of each photo. Fees may vary depending on the size or resolution of the photo and how the buyer plans to use it. While smaller agencies may let you start submitting photos right away, some of the larger ones (like Getty) have a more selective and complicated review process. In addition to selling digital copies of your photos, you might want to offer more tangible merchandise, such as prints. You can sell high-quality prints through websites like Fine Art America, or put your designs on merchandise like shirts and buttons using custom vendors like CafePress or Zazzle. If you make your own prints or other products featuring your photographs, Etsy is a good option that allows you to keep a generous percentage of the profits.
Summary:
Create your own online store Use an online stock photo agency for greater convenience. Try online art and design stores to sell prints or other merchandise.