INPUT ARTICLE: Article: It resembles a blue "e" with a yellow band wrapped about it. This gear-shaped icon is in the top-right corner of the window. A drop-down menu will appear. It's near the bottom of the drop-down menu. This tab is at the top of the window. It's in the "Settings" section at the top of the window. Click the Allow circle under both the "First-party Cookies" heading and the "Third-party Cookies" heading. This will enable cookies and return you to the Internet Options window. This is near the top of the Internet Options window. It's in the window near the top of Internet Options. This option is in the "Security level for this zone" section near the bottom of the Internet Options window. It's near the bottom of the Settings window. This will turn on JavaScript for your browser. It's at the bottom of the window. Doing so saves your settings. Cookies and JavaScript are both now enabled in Internet Explorer.

SUMMARY: Open Internet Explorer. Click Settings . Click Internet options. Click the Privacy tab. Click Advanced. Enable first- and third-party cookies. Click OK. Click the Security tab. Click the Internet globe. Click Custom level. Scroll down to the "Scripting" section. Check the "Enable" box below the "Active scripting" heading. Click OK. Click Apply, then click OK.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Many men who have had a vasectomy were quite clear at that point in their lives that they did not want to have children. It is important to take the time to discuss with your partner why he had the procedure, and how his thoughts might have changed since then. Make sure both of you are on the same page about it, and that he is not simply compromising to keep you happy. Remember that when you are planning to become parents together, it is important to have both people on board and fully committed. Otherwise, it may have a negative toll on the relationship, as well as for your baby. If your partner is not fully committed, it might take some soul-searching to determine whether having a baby is really the best idea. You may find couple counseling helpful as you discuss this, as it is a very significant life decision and your partner no doubt had strong feelings about it in the past, or he would not have had a vasectomy. It is important to talk about things such as cost with your partner, and the effort and monetary investment you are willing to make, prior to taking the steps to becoming pregnant. Certain procedures (such as in vitro fertilization) can be very expensive, so it is important to know how far you and your partner are willing to go in order to become pregnant.

SUMMARY: Discuss why he had the vasectomy in the past. Talk about reasons for wanting to get pregnant. Decide how far you are willing to go.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Keep your computer, phone, TVs, and gaming systems in another room. Make sure you have a comfortable chair. Clear the desk or table at which you'll be studying of everything except your class notes and math textbook. Your local library would be a great distraction-free place to study. Let friends and family know you'll be unavailable to talk during your study session. When studying, the brain makes associations between what you're studying and your physical surroundings. Moving to a different room during your study session can allow your brain to make more associations. Before settling on a new study spot, make sure it is also free of distractions. Look over the types of problems on these assignments and tests and try to rework ones that you solved and ones that you got wrong. As you try to solve the problems, write down all the steps and don't look at the solutions. Also, take note of what mistakes you made and what corrections your instructor wrote down. Go through your math textbook, class notes, homework assignments, and past exams, and write down the concepts and formulas that come up. Mark down which ones you know how to use and which ones you're still struggling to master. Try your best to memorize the concepts and formulas you write down. If you are a visual learner, draw pictures, charts, and diagrams to help yourself remember the test material. If you are an auditory learner, look for video-taped lectures on the material on YouTube and other websites. Use whatever study methods work best for you. It might also be helpful to try to teach the material to someone else, like a friend or family member. Taking a practice exam is one of the most effective studying strategies. Put together a list of problems from graded homework assignments, other tests, and your textbook that are like the kinds of problems that will be on the exam. Set a timer and try to answer the questions within the time limit. If you don't know already, ask your instructor what format the exam will be in. Make the length and format of your practice exam as similar to the real exam as possible. Don't be afraid to reach out to your math instructor. Their main goal is to help you learn the material, so if you don't understand something, it's never too late to send your instructor an email or ask a question after class. Your fellow classmates may also be able to answer some of your questions. Try to ask your instructor questions that are specific, so that they can give you concrete and helpful answers.

SUMMARY: Create a relaxing and distraction-free study space. Change study spaces during your review session to improve retention. Rework problems from homework assignments and other tests. Make a list of important concepts and formulas. Use study methods that suit your learning style. Take a practice exam to see what you need to work on. Ask for help from your instructor or other students.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: If you have a hardwood floor (lucky you) a small throw rug next to the bed should be the only floor covering you need. Keeping the floor bare makes a room seem more spacious, while covering a floor with small rugs dissects it and makes it look cluttered. Plus, you'll avoid the expense of buying extra floor coverings. If you have carpeting, avoid breaking it up with smaller throw rugs. Keep the floor clear of random objects like bean bag chairs, piles of clothing, and other odds and ends. Investing in a few good-quality mirrors is a great idea when you're working with limited space. Mirrors really do trick the eye into thinking a space is larger than it is. Install sturdy shelves on the wall and use it for the books or trinkets you want to display. You'll free up a lot of floor space by getting rid of your bookcase. You may love your collection of vintage cuckoo clocks, but chances are they're taking up too much space in your little bedroom. Choose your favorite items to display and put the rest in storage. You can rotate them out after a few months to keep things fresh and interesting. Plants are an inexpensive way to add a beautiful decorative touch to a room, and they don't have to take up too much space. Go to your local nursery and pick out a few plants small enough to display on your windowsill or a shelf. You could also consider installing a hook in the ceiling and buying a hanging plant to place near a window. Succulents, such as air plants, require very little upkeep. You can hang them up or display them on a shelf in pretty glass containers; just spray them with water once a week to keep them green and healthy.

SUMMARY:
Keep the floor as bare as possible. Use mirrors to make the room feel larger. Use wall shelves instead of a bookcase. Choose just a few trinkets to display. Find a place for a plant or two.