Problem: Article: Before you take the LSAT you should prepare by taking a course or by reading a study book. Courses are often offered online or in-person and you should choose the method that best fits your needs. Study guides can be found at any number of book stores. After you graduate with a four year degree, you should turn your focus to getting into law school. Apart from sending law schools a general admissions application, you will have to take the LSAT. The LSAT is a standardized test meant to measure reading and verbal reasoning skills that are considered necessary to succeed in law school. It consists of five 35-minute sections of multiple choice questions. An unscored writing sample is also administered before the end of the test. The LSAT measures three separate skills: First, it measures your ability to read and understand lengthy and complex materials similar to those often found in law school. Second, it measures your ability to understand structured relationships and to draw logical conclusions regarding that structure. Third, it assesses your ability to analyze, evaluate, and complete arguments. After taking the LSAT and receiving a score you are comfortable with, it is time to apply to law schools. If possible, you should try to attend an American Bar Association (ABA) accredited law school. ABA accredited law schools go through a rigorous process ensuring the school conforms to national standards in legal education and practice. In most states (excluding California), you must attend an ABA accredited school in order to sit for the bar exam. Because passing the bar exam is a prerequisite to becoming a business lawyer, attending an ABA accredited school is very important. Also, look for programs with strong business law programs. Visit each school's website and read about the program. You can also look online and find different rankings and reviews about each school's business law program. Do this research because you want to get the best business law education possible. Each law school requires its' own application. However, to make things easier, all applications are compiled using the Law School Admission Council (LSAC) website. In general, each application will require you to compile the following information: LSAT score; Undergraduate transcripts; Letters of recommendation; Evaluations; and A general application, which will include your personal information as well as an essay. Once you have compiled all the required information on LSAC's website, you will submit each of your applications using their service. When you submit each application, you will need to pay each school's application fee. If you are using LSAC, you will pay a one-time fee of $155 plus $12 for each application you send in.
Summary: Prepare for the Law School Admissions Test (LSAT). Take the LSAT. Find a program. Prepare your applications. Pay fees.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Luke Bryan only offers backstage tickets to members of his fan club, the "Nut House," where he offers a limited amount of Meet and Greet tickets for upcoming concerts. Sign up for the Nut House on his official website to qualify for Meet and Greet tickets: http://www.lukebryan.com/nut-house To join the Nut House, you must pay an annual fee of $25 USD. Meet and Greet tickets are distributed through a raffle. Only Nut House members who have bought concert tickets can sign up for the Meet and Greet raffle. Check Luke Bryan's upcoming concert dates and choose one that works best with your schedule. You can buy concert tickets on Luke Bryan's website: http://www.lukebryan.com/tour Nut House members can also purchase presale tickets several weeks before they become available to the public. Luke Bryan sets up each Meet and Greet raffle 2 weeks before the concert date. Check the Nut House website and enter your contact details into the accompanying form. Meet and Greet raffle ticket winners will be announced on the Nut House website. If Luke Bryan has not announced winners by then, send a question via his contact page: http://www.lukebryan.com/contact Check online for Luke Bryan-related giveaways offered by radio stations, media companies, or Luke Bryan himself. Some giveaways might offer VIP concert tickets and the opportunity to meet Luke Bryan after the concert.

SUMMARY: Join the Luke Bryan fan club. Purchase a ticket for an upcoming concert. Sign up for the Meet and Greet raffle 2 weeks before the concert. Check the Nut House page to see whether you won. Enter upcoming Luke Bryan-related giveaways as an alternative.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: " " Your DNS settings will display in the bottom portion of the window next to the DNS server fields.
Summary: Click on the "Start" button and select "Control Panel. Type "Network and Sharing" into the search field at the upper right corner of the Control Panel window. Select "Network and Sharing Center" when it displays in the search results. Click on "Change adapter settings" in the left pane after the Network and Sharing Center window opens. Right-click on the network for which you want to check DNS settings. Select "Properties" from the list of options provided. Click on "Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP / IPv4). Click on the "Properties" button.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: If you've had unprotected sex and are concerned that you could get pregnant, take the morning after pill, which is also called emergency contraception, as soon as you can. In most cases, you can take the morning after pill up to five days following unprotected sex. Be aware that many states require women under the age of 17 to get a prescription for morning after pills. You can take the pill anytime during your menstrual cycle. The morning after pill is a safe and effective way to prevent pregnancy. However, you shouldn't use this as a regular form of birth control. While everyone can use over the counter emergency contraception, it may not be as effective for every woman and some may be allergic to it. Make sure to read and understand any indications or contraindications that come along with emergency contraception. The morning after pill may be less effective for women with a Body Mass Index (BMI) over 25. Certain medications such as barbiturates, or other supplements such as St. John's Wort may decrease the effectiveness of the morning after pill. If you are allergic to any component of the morning after pill, it may be less effective. If you use any kind of morning after pill, you may experience some side effects. These usually subside after a few days. You may experience nausea or vomiting after taking the morning after pill. You may feel tired, dizzy, or have a headache after taking the morning after pill. You may have breast tenderness, and lower abdominal pain or cramping after taking the morning after pill. You may experience bleeding between periods or heavier menstrual cramps after taking the morning after pill. Contact your doctor immediately if you experience bleeding or spotting that lasts longer than a week or if you have severe abdominal pain 3-5 weeks after taking the morning after pill. This can help rule out an ectopic pregnancy. One of the most common side effects of using emergency contraception is nausea. If you vomit within an hour of taking the pills, repeat the dosage. Don't repeat the entire process, just the dosage you threw up. You may need to take an anti-nausea medication to help your stomach. Only use one form of emergency contraception. Not only is using two forms of emergency contraception not more effective at preventing pregnancy, but the different types of morning after pill may actually make the other less effective. You're much more likely to have nausea, vomiting, and other side effects from using multiple forms of emergency contraception. If you've taken the morning after pill and don't have a regular form of birth control, use a backup form of contraception. This can help prevent unwanted pregnancy. Consider using condoms as your backup form of contraception. Use backup contraception for 14 days after taking the morning after pill.
Summary:
Take emergency contraception as soon as possible. Talk to your pharmacist about indications. Watch for side effects. Repeat the dosage if you throw up. Avoid using multiple forms of emergency contraception. Use backup contraception.