Write an article based on this "See your doctor for help to quit using Xanax. Expect to wait up to 90 days depending on the type of test. Call in sick if possible to delay the test."
article: Whether you are taking Xanax for anxiety or recreationally, it can be highly addictive and difficult to stop using on your own. Withdrawal symptoms can also be severe when you stop taking Xanax, so it's important to be under medical supervision. Make an appointment to see your doctor and ask about your options for paring down your doses and eventually stopping Xanax. Never stop taking Xanax abruptly! You may experience withdrawal symptoms, which can be life-threatening in some cases. You will test positive for Xanax for a different length of time depending on the type of test you need to take. Xanax may remain in your system for up to: 36 hours for a blood test 48 hours for a saliva test 1 week for a urine test 90 days for a hair test If you have to take a blood, urine, or saliva test, your best bet for passing the test may be to buy yourself more time. This is because no method of cleaning Xanax out of your system is foolproof except for giving your body the time it needs to process the medication. If possible, call in to work the day of the test if you don't think the drug has cleared your system and claim that you are sick. For example, you could say something like, "I barely slept last night because I was so sick, so I won't be able to come in to work today."

Write an article based on this "Learn about red-eared sliders. Consider the time commitment. Think about providing all the necessary equipment and supplies. Keep costs in mind. Consider the risk of salmonella when handling turtles. Think about the turtle's personality."
article: Ask around to see if any friends have sliders. You can ask them about the advantages of having a pet turtle, as well as the challenges. If you don't know anyone with a red slider, go to the pet store and speak to employees that are familiar with the turtles. Better yet, spend a little time interacting with a red-eared slider at the store. Make sure you're aware of what goes into caring for a turtle. The average lifespan is around 20 - 30 years, with some sliders living even longer than this. Be sure your future lifestyle can adapt to include a long term turtle companion. If you're simply getting a turtle so your child can have a pet, realize that the turtle will be your pet for a long time. Just like any living creature, red-eared sliders start out small but grow in size as they mature. A fully grown slider needs a tank with a usable floor space at least four times the area of the adult's hard shell, so take this into account when purchasing a young turtle. If you are getting more than one turtle, be sure you have enough tanks to separate the turtles as necessary. Male red-eared sliders tend to pester the females. This can be so extreme that the females stop eating. For this reason males and females are best kept separately. This includes such things as electricity to heat the aquarium, a thermostat to monitor water temperature, water pumps for aeration, a water filter designed to cope with turtle waste, and last but not least food. Even though the price of the turtle is low, they are not necessarily a cheap pet to keep. If you're concerned about the expense of a red-eared slider, it may help to create a rough estimate of the ongoing costs before you buy the turtle. This may help you decide if you're willing to invest in the pet. Be aware that the turtle may harbor salmonella and not be ill itself, while still posing a risk of infection to people. The only safe way of keeping a turtle is to assume he carries salmonella and to exercise scrupulous personal hygiene before and after handling. Hand washing is essential. Because of the risk of salmonella infection, you need to have a separate set of utensils for anything related to the turtle, which are kept washed and disinfected away from other household items. Red-eared sliders are not naturally sociable creatures. Wild-caught turtles can be snappy and aggressive. While some captive bred animals may learn to tolerate handling, don't assume your pet turtle will be overly friendly.

Write an article based on this "Visit Google+ in a web browser. Sign in with your Google account information. Click the "Home" drop-down menu. Select "People. Select "Gmail Contacts" on the left menu. Click the name of a friend to view their profile. Click "YouTube" on the menu bar just below the header. Click "YouTube channel" beneath "[friend's name]'s YouTube videos". Click "Subscribe" to follow your friend's channel."
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While there's no way to import your Google contacts into YouTube, you can often find your friends on YouTube by viewing their Google+ profiles. If your friend's YouTube account was created before Summer of 2015, there's likely a link listed on their Google+ profile. You'll need to have a Google account to use this method. Click "Sign In" at the top right corner of the screen and enter your login information. If you're already signed in, you'll see your Google profile image at the top right corner of Google+. The menu will expand. " Now you'll see a list of suggested contacts, as well as a menu on the left side of the screen. If you have contacts in Gmail, this is how you can locate their Google+ profiles. A list of your Gmail Contacts will appear, containing links to their Google+ profiles. If you've ever been active on Google+, you can also try clicking "Have You in Circles" at the top of the page. Both options will display a list of user profiles. If you're looking for a specific friend, you could search for their name in the search box at the top of the page. It may help to add the city they live in, for example: "Michael Jackson, Santa Maria." The profile has a large header at the top, with your friend's profile photo on the left side. If this person has posted public videos to YouTube, they will now appear beneath the header. Notice that it says "[friend's name]'s YouTube videos" next to the red YouTube symbol just below the header. If you don't see a "YouTube" link beneath this image, you won't be able to find this person's YouTube channel with this method. Your friend's YouTube page will appear on the screen. The button is red and appears at the top right corner of the page.