INPUT ARTICLE: Article: While your family, friends, and business associates may not share the same wishes, they can be valuable resources. Talk to them and share your dreams and your ideas on how to accomplish them. They may have helpful ideas of their own. You may even find like-minded individuals to collaborate with on your dream project. When you open up to others, be prepared to listen honestly to what they have to say. It will not always be what you want to hear, but an alternate point of view can be invaluable. If you need money to achieve your dream, other people are an important resource. Whether it's your parents helping with college application fees or investors giving you startup capital for your company, you'll need to learn how to ask for help. While some people may help make your wish come true, others will try to shoot you down. Still others may derail you with bad advice, whether on purpose or unintentionally. While your decisions may come down to instinct, there are a few things to keep in mind: Think about where the advice is coming from. What is their background do they have relevant experience? People who seem knowledgeable may be outdated or uniformed. Always check "facts" when you can, especially if they seem outlandish. Listen to as many opinions about a topic as possible. If you can't verify a claim, it might be false. Learn the difference between naysayers and realists. A naysayer may tell you that wanting to direct a blockbuster movie is a ridiculous goal. A realistic critic may tell you that you may not become a famous director while still offering tips on choosing a film school. For certain wishes, there may be very little you can personally do to make them happen. On the other hand, there are plenty of wealthy or well-connected people in the world who perform random acts of kindness. If you have an interesting wish and a story to tell, try posting about it on social media. Crowdsourcing for "impossible" wishes is becoming more popular, connecting people to others who can grant them. You never know who may read your story and want to help you.

SUMMARY: Talk to other people about your wish. Be selective about whose advice you choose to take. Consider posting your wish to social media and/or crowdsourcing platforms.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Since you need to solve an equation, you should only be working with one variable. To rewrite the second variable, look at the total amount of the final mixture (the first column of your table). The difference between the total amount of the mixture and the first variable is equal to the second variable. For example, since you need 5 liters of the final mixture, and the first ingredient is equal to x{\displaystyle x} liters of that solution, the second ingredient is equal to 5x{\displaystyle 5-x} liters. Each time you see a y{\displaystyle y} in the grid, replace the variable rewritten in terms of the x{\displaystyle x}. Likely this will be in the second row, third column. For example, if you found that y=5x{\displaystyle y=5-x}, in the third column of the second ingredient, you need to change .15y{\displaystyle .15y} to .15(5x){\displaystyle .15(5-x)}. This is the total amount of the ingredient in the final mixture. This value will be the first half of your equation. For example, you know that the final 18% mixture will have .9 liters of saline in it. So the first half of your equation is .9{\displaystyle .9}. These are the total amount of the compound each ingredient adds to the mixture. These addends are the second half of the equation. For example, since the final mixture will derive .20x{\displaystyle .20x} saline from the first ingredient, and .15(5x){\displaystyle .15(5-x)} saline from the second ingredient, your equation will look like this: .9=.20x+.15(5x){\displaystyle .9=.20x+.15(5-x)}.

SUMMARY: Rewrite the second variable in terms of x{\displaystyle x}. Substitute the new expression of the second variable into the grid. Write down the value in the third row of the third column. Add together the values in the first and second rows of the third column.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: If you're used to tampons or pads, it may be a bit of a switch to use menstrual cups, but they are linked to less odor than either tampons or pads. Menstrual cups are often available at local pharmacies and grocery stores. In addition to the benefit of less odor, menstrual cups will save you money and are more environmentally friendly than tampons and disposable pads. Check a doctor before using a menstrual cup if you have an IUD, as it can move the strings out of place. Change the menstrual cup every twelve hours or when you experience leakage. The cause of odor during menstruation is the growth of bacteria or pathogens when the blood stagnates for too long. Make sure you change pads or tampons every four to six hours to avoid stagnation. For lighter days, you may only need 1 to 2 pads or tampons, while on heavier days, you may need 8 to 10. The fragrances used in tampons can disturb the vagina's pH balance, which can lead to the increase of bad bacteria, which causes the odors in the first place. Scented products can also increase your risk of vaginal infection. There are plenty of non-scented products out there, and some, such as reusable cotton pads, often avoid the toxic chemicals commonly associated with the disposable pads and tampons, though there are some disposable pads and tampons that don't have the harmful chemicals, and may be available in your local health food store.

SUMMARY: Use a menstrual cup. Change pads or tampons frequently. Avoid using scented pads or tampons.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Click the Windows logo in the bottom-left corner of the screen. You can also right-click Start to bring up the advanced settings pop-up menu. Type in device manager, then click Device Manager in the Start menu. The Device Manager window will open. If you right-clicked the Start icon, just click Device Manager in the pop-up menu that appears. If you find a "Bluetooth" heading near the top of the window (e.g., in the "B" section), your computer has built-in Bluetooth capabilities. If you don't see the "Bluetooth" heading, your computer does not have built-in Bluetooth capabilities.

SUMMARY:
Open Start . Open Device Manager. Look for the "Bluetooth" heading.