INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Go to https://www.yahoo.com/ in your computer's web browser. Doing so will open the Yahoo home page. If you aren't already logged in, click Sign in in the top-right corner of the page, then enter your email address and current password and click Sign in. It's in the top-right corner of the Yahoo home page. It's in the top-left corner of the page. This will include a recipient's email address in the "To" field, a subject in the "Subject" field (optional), and the email's body text in the area below the "Subject" field. Click and drag your cursor across the text in the body that you wish to turn into a link. Doing this will highlight the text. This icon resembles a chain at the bottom of the page. You can also press Ctrl+K (Windows) or Command+K (Mac) to open the link window. You'll enter the URL in the "URL" field that's below the field with your highlighted text in it. It's in the bottom-left corner of the window. Doing so will link the URL to your selected text, which means the person to whom you send your email will be able to click the linked text to open the website.

SUMMARY: Open Yahoo. Click Mail. Click Compose. Enter your email's information. Select the hyperlink text. Click the "Insert Link" icon. Type in your URL. Click OK.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Different coffee brewing methods require different grind consistencies. Coarsely ground coffee is about the size of breadcrumbs. You can achieve a coarse grind with a blender or food processor. This grind is ideal for: French press coffee Cold brew Vacuum coffee makers A medium grind is about the consistency of granulated sugar. This type of grind is best for drip coffee, the pour-over method, and Chemex brewers. In fact, medium grind can be used for a number of different brewing methods, but shouldn't be used for espresso or Turkish coffee. A medium grind can be achieved by cracking coffee beans with a knife or a hammer. You can also get a medium fine grind by crushing them with a rolling pin. Professional espresso machines, home espresso makers, and stovetop espresso pots all require finely ground coffee for the best results. Finely ground coffee has a similar consistency to table salt. Without a grinder, you can achieve a fine grind by grinding beans with a pestle and mortar or a rolling pin. Super fine coffee is a powdery grind that's similar to powdered sugar. This type of grind is required for Turkish coffee and Greek coffee.You can get this grind using a pestle and mortar.

SUMMARY: Use a coarse grind for the French press. Go for a medium grind for a variety of brewing methods. Grind coffee finely for espresso. Use a super fine grind for Turkish coffee.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: If the hair that remains above the disconnect line is longer than 4-6 inches, it will need to be cut. As you work toward the back of the disconnect line, the hair will need to be progressively shorter to keep it from hanging down over the back of the head. Start by cutting a guide at the back of the hair above the disconnect line. Then, comb the hair from the front of their head back to meet this guide, working with 1 section at a time. Some men like to keep the hair above the disconnect line long and tie it into a topknot or bun. Ask the recipient of the undercut hair for men whether they wish the hair above the disconnect line to remain long. If the man receiving the undercut knows he wants to part it, ask which side he parts from. If he wants, you could keep the top hair (the bit above the disconnect line) longer on the side from which he parts it. This will better allow the hair to lay flat when parted. Go over the sideburns and edges of the hair with an unguarded number zero clipper to achieve straighter edges. Try to achieve a straight, sloping line from the back of the ears to the neck, and a smooth curve along the hairline around the back of the neck. Remove any straggling neck hair creeping down the neck. Don't forget to clip stray hair that may hide behind the ears. Wash the hair out in a hairdresser sink. Dry it with a towel.

SUMMARY: Cut the top of their hair. Plan the part. Clean it up.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: "Showing your work" is usually required on written math tests. Writing out each step when solving a problem is also a way to help you understand each part of the process required. Writing out steps is a good habit to pick up and maintain. Also, when you're doing practice problems or taking notes, write out each step. You'll be glad you did when it comes time for applying steps on the test! Give problem sets careful attention, and do more for practice, if you need it. Even when you've found the solution to a math problem, you may not be finished. Take the solution and plug it back into the original problem to see if it's the correct answer. Word problems are applied math, where you're given a situation and have to find the right way to solve an associated problem. Since you have to both understand the situation and the necessary math concepts, this type of problem can be especially tricky. Read through the entire problem before you begin to solve it. Make sure you understand the situation and what math techniques you'll need to use. Some problems may have associated graphs, charts, or tables. Make sure to read those carefully, too. Select the numbers you'll need to use to solve the problem. Keep in mind that some word problems might have unneeded details designed to make you use your understanding of what you need to solve it. After you've solved the problem, make sure to check your work steps and see whether your answer makes sense in its size and is in the correct units, etc. Your teacher assigns a certain number of problems for homework, but if you don't feel like you fully understand, you might need to study more problems. Look for extra practice sets in your textbook or online, and try some of those until you feel more confident. Often times, the answers to all the odd-numbered problems are in the back of the book. Do the odd-numbered problem, check your answer, and, once you're confident you know how to do it, then do the even-numbered problem next to it. If you're anxious about taking an exam, do one or more practice ones ahead of time. Try to recreate the test environment--keep your study room quiet, and avoid interruptions. Check your work after taking the practice test, and study more if you need it. Ask your teacher if there are practice versions of tests you can use for study.

SUMMARY:
Write out complete solutions, even for practice and homework. Check your work once you're finished. Give word problems extra attention. Do your homework, then do more for practice. Try a practice test. Take advantage of extra help from a teacher or tutor, if you can.