Q: Stores like Swatch, which is an authentic Swiss watchmaker, have many storefronts for you to visit, which will allow you to choose a watch in person with the help of a professional company. If you have a brand of Swiss watch in mind, search for their website online to see if they have a store near you. Purchasing your watch directly from the Swiss watchmaking company ensures that the watch you are getting is legitimate and that you are speaking with a professional. Many department stores have a wide collection of Swiss watches, and you can ask a customer service representative to show you which models are Swiss. Many department stores will have watches with quartz movements, and will have watches priced at the lower end of the Swiss watch market. Although buying a watch at a department store limits your chances of customizability, with slimmer options than online, you will be able feel the watch and decide if it is a good fit for you. Jewelers like Harold Freeman and Tiffany & Co. will be able to recommend the best, most accurate Swiss watches. They may also be able to suggest vintage watches that have been repaired and are collector's items, if your budget allows for it. These high-end jewelers also have online stores for you to browse watches before you decide to enter a store, or if there are no stores near you. Many of the companies that have already been mentioned will have online stores from which you can purchase Swiss watches without leaving home. This is a great option if a company has a watch you are interested in stock, but there is not a storefront near you. The only downside to purchasing a Swiss watch online is that you won't be able to try the watch on yourself. Be sure to ask if the company has a return policy, and send the watch back if it does not fit properly. Websites like eBay are continually auctioning Swiss watches from private dealers, with the price being set by the public. Many people consider classic mechanical movements to be works of art, and an online auction is a great place to find a used, classic time piece from an independent seller. When purchasing from an independent seller, it is very important to clarify the watch's authenticity, as these private sellers could be selling counterfeits.
A: Buy your watch directly from the watchmaker. Visit a department store like Macy's, Nordstrom's, or Selfridge's. Purchase a luxury mechanical or automatic watch at a jewelry store. Purchase your watch online through a classic brand. Purchase your Swiss watch online from a private dealer or auction.

Article: Many well-intentioned people see a blind person on the street and assume they should help. While it's a good idea to be helpful to those around you, you should never help someone without checking if they need assistance first. Approach and ask before you assist. Approach the blind person first. Greet them and introduce yourself. Say something like, "Hi there! I'm Michael." From there, politely ask if they need help. Try something like, "I noticed you're trying to cross the street and I was wondering if you needed any help." If the person needs help, he or she will usually let you know. Not all visually impaired people need assistance, so do not be offended if your offer is declined. Simply wish the person a good day and move on. Many blind or visually impaired people have been dealing with their disability for a long time. They are often used to navigating potential threats. While it's important you let a blind person know of a coming car or a low-hanging tree branch, try not to be overly protective. Only advise a blind person to move or duck when it's absolutely necessary. Just as you might enjoy observing the scenery when you walk, many blind or visually impaired people enjoy having scenes described to them. When guiding a blind person, it can be nice to tell them about anything noticeable or interesting as you're walking. However, use discretion. Some people may prefer to walk in silence or may find excessive chatter distracting. It's a good idea to ask first before you describe the scene. Many people use non-verbal cues, like pointing, when giving directions. You may do this without even thinking when giving directions to a blind person. However, try to remember you need to give out specific verbal directions for a blind person to understand. Say, "You walk three blocks forward on this street and then take a left." Do not point forward and say, "It's three blocks that way."
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Approach, ask, and then assist. Do not be overprotective. Describe the passing scene. Give directions verbally.

Q: Some doctors will help anyone have twins, like the doctor of the Octomom. Others will only help if there is a "medical necessity." There are several medical reasons for a doctor to help you have twins. If you are older, the doctor may suggest having twins is lower chance of birth defects than having two single pregnancies. There are other reasons why a woman may medically not be able to have more than one pregnancy, known as Secondary Infertility. Age and fertility windows are other reasons for needing to have twins. Implanting multiple eggs is cost effective since each IVF egg has a lower chance of implanting, so best to try a bunch at once. It is normally used as a treatment for women who do not ovulate, but when taken by women with no issues it can raise the chance of having twins to over 33%, depending on the woman. Clomid works by encouraging the ovaries to drop more eggs in a cycle. Clomid can result in triplets or more, so be warned! ) IVF used to be called "test tube babies." IVF procedures result in twins at a high rate. Normally the doctors will try to implant many embryos in the hopes that one sticks, but if one sticks, two is also likely. Overall, the chances of having twins in IVF are between 20% to 40%. IVF can be expensive. There are many clinics that do IVF, so get referrals and shop around. IVF is now fairly routine. It's not cheap or quick, but it is not unusual these days either.
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Let a doctor help you increase your chances of twins. If you are undergoing IVF, you could be spending some serious money. Talk to your doctor about an oral medicine called Clomid. Go through IVF (Intro Vitro Fertilization.