INPUT ARTICLE: Article: This is available for free from Microsoft. Despite its name, this tool works with Windows 8 ISOs as well. You can run this tool on virtually any version of Windows. This is the ISO that you created or downloaded in the first section. Click browse to navigate to the file. Once you've selected it, click Next. The download tool will allow you to create either a DVD or USB install. Click the USB Device. Make sure that your flash drive is connected correctly. You will need at least 4GB space on your flash drive to copy over the Windows installation. Click Begin Copying. The program will format the USB drive to boot and then copy the ISO file onto the drive. The copying process can take up to 15 minutes to complete, depending on the speed of your machine.

SUMMARY: Download the Windows 7 USB/DVD download tool. Select the Source File. Select USB Device. Choose your USB drive from the list of attached devices. Wait while program works.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Using a sharp knife, slice a piece of ginger of approximately 4 inches (10cm) off your larger ginger root. Cut off any small nubs with a paring knife so you have a relatively uniform piece.

SUMMARY: Cut your ginger into a 4 inch (10 cm) piece.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Invest in a basic knee-length pencil skirt. Look for one in a neutral color, and go with black for the most versatility. Buy dress slacks in a neutral color. Take your time in choosing a pair that flatters your legs. Purchase a few colorful knit tops. Choose colors that work well with your skin tone. Own a white, fitted button-down shirt. Keep a stock of fitted, short-sleeve t-shirts. Keep a stock of fitted tank tops and camisoles, as well. Look for a blazer. Choose one that matches the color and style of either your pencil skirt or dress pants. Pick out a cardigan sweater. Pick out a little black dress. A good little black dress can be dressed up for semi-formal occasions or dressed down for a night on the town. For best results, look for a dress in a classic cut. Have at least one pair of flattering jeans. Look for a timeless dark-wash denim and a classic style, such as boot cut or straight leg. Also own a pair of flattering khaki pants. For some occasions, jeans are too casual and dress slacks are too dressy. Khaki pants are good for bridging that gap. Purchase a fitted coat suitable for spring and fall weather. Think trench coats and pea coats. Own a heavier fitted coat capable of keeping you warm in the winter. Keep a few casual sundresses handy for warm spring and summer weather. Purchase capri pants for the warmer weather. Choose a length and cutloose or fittedthat flatters your legs. Consider purchasing a fitted pea coat for autumn and winter. Look for a few heavy sweaters for the winter. Turtlenecks are considered classic, but many other styles also work well. Think black, gray, tan, dark brown, white, and cream. Neutral colors are the most versatile. Think primary and secondary colors. A few brights and variations will not hurt, but try to stick with colors that are always considered acceptable. Avoid colors that are only "in" for the season. Look for colors that coordinate well with your skin tone. Consider a blouse or dress with a small polka dot print. Search for pinstripe pants or shirts. Try on a subdued floral pattern. Look at muted, mellow plaid prints, especially for the fall and winter. Always choose clothing that fits your body properly. Ill-fitted pieces will prevent your style from looking classic, regardless of the pieces you have in your wardrobe.

SUMMARY: Select clothes that never go out of style and work with every season. Add in a few seasonal basics. Stock up on neutral colors. Search for classic shades and patterns. Check the fit.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: If you're upset about a situation that recently occurred, take some time to blow off steam before talking to your spouse about it. Initiating this conversation when you're emotional may not get you the results you desire. Wait until you're calm. To manage anger or frustration, go for a walk around the block. Do some light stretches. Or take several deep breaths, in through your nose and out through your mouth. Pull your spouse aside once you're calm and explain the situation. This can be a tough predicament since your spouse may feel torn between you and their parents. Avoid coming off as accusatory by using "I" statements. You might say something like, "I feel helpless when your mother comes over and brings the kids candy. I have asked her not to, but she keeps doing it." Discussing difficult matters regarding family can create tension. However, if you and your spouse can't get on the same page, you'll have a hard time getting your in-law to change their behavior. Remember that you both want the same thingsto live your life without being controlled by your in-law. Stay focused on the common ground between you to avoid a rift. You should approach your in-law about the issue as a unified front. Keep the issues happening with your in-law separate from your relationship with your spouse. Don't blame your spouse for their parent's behavior. After you've shared your feelings about your overbearing in-law, take an objective approach. Take a step back and get a clearer view of the situation. What's happening that you don't want to happen? What needs to happen to make the situation better? For instance, you both agree that your mother-in-law needs to respect your parenting decisions whenever she's in your home. Therefore, you might create a boundary stating that.

SUMMARY:
Gain control of your temper first. Tell your spouse how you feel using "I" statements. Get on the same team. Clarify your boundaries.