Write an article based on this "Apply to a few universities that have a good human resources or business program. Choose the school you like best. Apply for scholarships. Apply for loans if you need them. Buy your books and other materials. Attend your classes and fulfill all degree requirements."
article: There are schools all over the country that are in the top 25 schools for human resources careers, but a few are: Quinnipiac University (Hamden, CT), DePaul University (Chicago), Meredith College (Raleigh, NC), Illinois State University, Temple University (Philadelphia), Louisiana State, Colorado State, Oklahoma State, San Diego State, University of Alabama Birmingham, and California State. These schools, as well as others, offer top programs in Bachelor of Science or Bachelor of Business Administration degrees with concentration in Management or in Human Resources. Assuming that you were accepted into all the schools you applied for, there are many factors to consider when choosing where to go to school. The top factors to consider are: Location - are you willing to move away from home or relocate? Be sure to consider expenses in getting back home if you do move, as well as other transportation costs, such as car or public transit expenses, that will vary depending on where the school is located in relation to where you live. Cost - Cost is a huge factor to consider. Determine how much you can afford to pay for college, if you're eligible for scholarships, and what types of financial aid is available. You may also want to consider your expected salary after graduation when determining the cost of the school, especially if you'll be paying back loans after graduation. Major and program be sure the college you're considering has the major you're interested in taking, and consider if their program for that major is a competitive program for the field. Career services choose a college with a good career services program that will help you find a job that you love after graduation. Safety, student life, and athletics if you're moving onto campus, you'll want to be sure the campus is safe and that the student life (clubs and organizations) interests you. If you're an athlete, take a look into the school's athletic program for your sport and see if it would be a good fit for you. There are many different types of scholarships the key is searching for them and seeing which ones you may be eligible for. You may need to write an essay, take a written exam, or complete a certain type of project. Spend time researching scholarships; a good central source to look for different scholarships available is SallieMae. Just be sure you follow the instructions carefully when applying and be mindful of deadlines. If you're not able to pay outright the cost of your college tuition, and your scholarships haven't covered the total cost, consider applying for loans. The Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) is where many students go online to apply for student loans. There are also private student loans available through banks and other credit lenders. You'll want to make sure that your costs for books and other materials are covered in your budget, as well as your costs of living especially if you are not living on campus. Loans will usually allow you to take out more than the cost of tuition, expecting that you cannot work full time and go to school full time, so consider borrowing money for your books and living costs when accepting your loan amount for the year. Now that you've gotten into college, you just need to do the work and pass each class! Be sure to allow plenty of time for studying so you can do your absolute best in your classes. There are other strategies to getting good grades in college such as choosing courses you think you'll do well in, not overloading your schedule, using the right types of sources for papers, pacing yourself throughout the course, and utilizing professor office hours.

Write an article based on this "Stay connected. Pay attention to social media. Connect the person with a friend. Plan your next hangout. Follow through."
article: Call them when you have some free time. If you're both busy and it's difficult for you to both make time, schedule a time to talk. You can also stay in touch via text or email. Send them articles that you think she might enjoy, or things that remind you of her. Ask her how significant people are doing. These will all show that you care about her and the important things in her life. When you talk, try to follow up on topics that she previously mentioned. This shows her both that you remember what she was saying and that you care enough to ask about her life. When you talk to her, you'll have something specific to ask her about. When appropriate, comment on and like her posts on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, etc. Be careful not to overdo it, you don't want to make her uncomfortable or seem clingy. A good example of using social media to make her feel special: She posts a picture of her going skiing. The next time you talk, tell her you saw her post and ask her if she had fun. Did she go with friends or family? This will show her that you are thinking about her, and that you want to learn more about her. If you don't get to see her often, but know she's looking for friends where she lives, think about other friends you have in her area. If someone comes to mind, introduce the two of them. In addition to showing that you're thinking about her, this will also demonstrate that you care about her happiness even outside of your relationship with her. When you introduce your two friends, tell a fun fact about them to give both of them something to talk about and make them feel good. Example: "Emily, this is my friend Olivia, we played on the same soccer team in high school, and she was by far the best defender on the team. Olivia, Emily and I were both chemistry majors in college and took a lot of classes together, we made class really fun together." Now they both have context for your friendships, and have a few easy topics to start a conversation. Whether it's tomorrow or next month, setting time aside in advance will show that it is a priority for you to see her. Planning ahead will also help you, in case you need to save up money or vacation time to see your special person. Ask her what she wants to do, and suggest things that you know she'll like. If the two of you have mutual friends or know her good friends, try to include them on the plans. This is an easy way to show her that you're paying attention to the important people in her life. Backing out of plans will make her feel like you don't care about her and can undo a lot of the work you've done to make her feel special. If you make plans, don't flake! To prevent this from happening, mark your next event in your calendar and set reminders if you need to. Put post-it notes on your desk or bathroom mirror, or come up with your own way to ensure you don't make other plans on the same day and time.

Write an article based on this "Gather your supplies. Float the fish initially. Transfer water to the bucket. Set up a siphon drip. Discard half the water once the water doubles. Transfer your fish to the main tank."
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For more sensitive fish, such as shrimp and sea stars, you may have to use the drip method. With the drip method, you set up a series of tubes running from the main tank to a bucket of water. You will need the following to use the drip method: You will need 3 or 5 gallon buckets, designed for aquarium use. You will also need airline tubing. Fill the buckets a little under halfway full with clean aquarium water. You will need to start off by floating the fish to acclimate it to the water in the buckets. Let the sealed bag float for 15 minutes. Then, open the bag and roll the sides down to create an air tube that will keep the bag floating. Add half a cup of the water from the bucket to the bag. Wait 15 minutes. Add another half cup. Keep going until the bucket is full. Gently lift up the bag. Pour the contents of the bag, including your fish, into the water. You may have to tilt the bag at a 45 degree angle when pouring. This will keep your fish fully submerged in water as you transfer it to the bucket. Place one end of the airline tube in the aquarium. You should also tie several very loose knots in the tubing. This will help regulate the flow of water and air. You want to get a rate of 2 or 4 drips per second. You can get water to start flowing by sucking gently on the other end of the tube. Once water begins dripping, place the other end of the tube on the edge of the bucket. It may take awhile for the water in the bucket to double, so be patient. In general, it takes about an hour. As soon as the water doubles, carefully discard half the water. You may have to scoop out the water using a cup or smaller bucket to avoid dumping your fish. When you're done discarding the water, put your tubing back in place. Once again, suck on the end of the tube you're placing in the bucket to get a drip going. Wait for the water in the bucket to double again. Use a bag to gently scoop out your fish. Gently pour the contents of the bag into the main aquarium. Some species of fish should never be exposed to air. Sponges, clams, and gorgonias cannot handle air. Be extra careful when transferring these types of fish.