Write an article based on this "Watch your Golden Retriever's behavior. Look at your Golden Retriever's skin. Observe your Golden Retriever's overall appearance. Record when your Golden Retriever is itchy."
article: CAD is common in certain breeds, particularly Golden Retrievers. The telltale sign of skin allergies is itching, which can range from mild to severe. It can be localized to certain parts of your dog's body, or spread all over. The itching is caused by an exaggerated immune response: mast cells (part of the immune system) become activated and release a substance called histamine that causes your dog's skin to itch. If the itching is severe, your dog might eat, sleep, or play less because he feels so miserable. Other than scratching to relieve the itch, your dog will rub, lick, chew and bite different parts of his body (e.g., face, armpits, feet). Skin allergies can sometimes lead to ear infections, so your dog might start shaking his head because his ears feel itchy. This head shaking can lead to the development of a hematoma (large mass of blood) on his ear. Clinical signs of skin allergies usually start appearing when a dog is 6 months to 3 years old. The more your Golden Retriever scratches, the more damaged his skin will become. Most noticeably, his skin will become very red. His skin may also develop hyperpigmentation, and become crusty. In addition, his skin may become dry or oily. His skin may also start developing scales. The scratching can lead to secondary bacterial or yeast infections on the skin, which would make the skin smell bad. Small red dots, called macules, can form on your dog's skin because of all of the scratching. Your dog's skin won't be the only body part affected by a skin allergy. For example, you may see reddening and hair loss around his eyes and muzzle. You may also notice his ears looking red. His fur will likely have patches of hair loss where he has been scratching. CAD is either seasonal or non-seasonal. If your dog seems to be particularly itchy in the late summer or fall, he may have a seasonal skin allergy due to pollen or other air allergens. If he has year-round itchiness, he probably has developed a skin allergy to something inside your home, like dust mites. Knowing when your dog becomes extra itchy will help your veterinarian diagnose the skin allergy.

Write an article based on this "Preheat the smoker. Put the prime rib in the smoker. Smoke the prime rib for three to four hours. Wrap the prime rib and rest the meat for 20 minutes. Carve the prime rib."
article: Once you've seasoned the meat, let it rest at room temperature and turn on your smoker to 225 degrees F (110 degrees C). Let the smoker heat for 10 to 15 minutes before you begin to smoke the meat. Set the seasoned prime rib right on the grill grate. The fat side should be facing up while the bones should be facing down. Put the lid on the smoker and ensure that the temperature remains a steady 225 degrees F (110 degrees C) during the smoking process. When you think the prime rib may be done, insert a thermometer into the thickest part of the meat. If you want the prime rib to be rare, smoke it until it reaches 125 to 130 degrees F (50 to 55 degrees C). If you want the prime rib to be medium-rare, smoke it until it reaches 135 degrees F (60 degrees C). Keep in mind that the prime rib will still be very pink inside. Avoid overcooking this tender meat. Carefully lift the smoked primed rib out of the smoker and set it on a large sheet of aluminum foil. Wrap the meat in the foil and let it rest for 20 to 30 minutes. Cut off the kitchen twine and use a sharp knife to carefully away the bones from the prime rib. Slice the meat into 1/2-inch (12 mm) slices against the grain. Put the meat on a platter and serve it with your favorite sides. If you'd like to store the leftovers, refrigerate them in an airtight container within two hours of smoking the meat. You can store the meat for three to four days.

Write an article based on this "Open the PayPal webpage. Click Log In. Enter your email address and password. Click My PayPal. Click Transfer to your bank. Select the bank account you'd like to withdraw it to. Type in the amount you wish to withdraw. Click Next. Click Transfer $(dollar amount entered) Now."
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Since PayPal is essentially a banking service, you'll need to log in to view your PayPal account. It's in the top right corner of the page. You'll do this in the fields in the middle of this page. When you're done, you can click Log In below the password field to log into your account. It's in the top right side of the page. Doing so will take you to your account page. This step will only be needed, if you don't have advertisements that have a button that says "Account Overview". This link is below the available "PayPal Balance" and "Add money" links window in the top-left column of the page. Generally, checking accounts that you have added to PayPal come as free deposit) may be limited to a deposit of a banking day or two. However, if you added a debit card (which can be received in a matter of minutes) added to your PayPal account, these will cost you twenty-five cents. Tap one, then select Next at the bottom of the screen. If you decide to make the transfer after 7pm, on a weekend or holiday, expect this to take a little longer. Transfers also are subject to review and could be delayed or stopped if they find an issue on your end. You'll do this in the window in the middle of the page. Use the 10-key keypad on your keyboard to enter this number beginning with the dollar amount and ending with the cents. There is no need to press the period key as the period is a static item in the display (built into the feature). You must withdraw a minimum of $1.00. It's at the bottom of the page. Doing so will transfer your money to your account. The transfer usually occurs by the following day if submitted before 7:00 PM (ET), though it can take longer if you submit a transfer on a weekend or a holiday.