INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Plug the charging cable into the port on the headset. Connect the other end to the USB port on your Xbox 360. Your Xbox 360 will need to be turned on in order to charge the headset. If you have the AC power adapter, you can use that to charge the headset instead. The headset will not work while it is charging. When the headset is fully charged, all four lights on it will blink simultaneously. This may take a couple hours. Turn the 360 on, and press the power button on the headset. Press the Connect button on your Xbox 360 console, and then press and hold the Connect button on the headset for two seconds. The headset will connect to both the console and a controller. The lights on the headset will indicate which controller it is assigned to. You can change the controller it is connected to by pressing the Connect button on the headset. Press and hold the power button to mute the headset. The headset will beep twice whenever the mute settings are changed. Press the "+" and "-" buttons to adjust the volume of the headset.

SUMMARY: Charge the headset before using it. Turn on the console and the headset. Mute the headset. Adjust the volume.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Notify them of anyone doing anything dangerous, improper or illegal. If they aren't allowed you should use common sense and discretion before attempting to take photographs. They may ask you to stop, confiscate your property or detain you for a portion of the show. You may be able to plead ignorance once but don't abuse the warning. Apologize, put your camera away and don't let them see it again. Most security or staff would prefer to warn you than throw you out but don't push your luck by ignoring the warning. Video is usually more frowned upon than pictures and bring about swifter actions by the staff. Photos taken with camera phones are still photos. They may confiscate your phone. If you are able to get it back that night, it may be damaged, missing the sim card, in a box with 20 other phones that look just like yours and not available until an hour or more after the show. Many people enjoy them, it gives you more bang for your money and it is a great way to see up and coming artists. Although sometimes these are smaller bands they are usually a style of music which compliments the headliner. If you are not interested, now would be a good time to locate your friends. Buying early gives you the best selection of band merchandise for sale. If you get dehydrated, you are likely to faint or feel dizzy. Drink water now and then. Keep a water bottle with you if you need it. Merchandise tables, beer and wine sales, concession stands often close before the show ends. Don't assume you will get it on the way out. It may not be available. Plan to arrive early to buy merchandise, especially if a coat check or cloak room is offered. If you buy a t-shirt place it inside a jacket pocket to save having to pay for two cloakroom passes. Many people leave early or before the final encore and the house lights go up. Feel free to stay and enjoy the show. You may even be able to slip into a now vacant seat for the finale. You came to the concert to have fun, so be sure to enjoy the music. Make sure that you take lots of photos at the concert, so that you can look back on it in the future!

SUMMARY: Observe the instructions of security and staff at the venue. Take pictures if cameras are allowed. Determine if there is an opening act. Arrive early and purchase a beverage, snacks or band merchandise from the merchandise tables. Stay hydrated. Get your gear in time. Enjoy the show.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: This can take anywhere from 5 to 15 minutes, depending on how hot the chocolate was when the spoons were dipped in it and how thick that layer is. If you want to add any toppings to the spoons, do that before you place them in the refrigerator, or the chocolate on your spoons may not hold them together. To prevent the chocolate from melting, be sure to store the spoons in a cool cupboard or in the fridge. You can store them in the freezer, but the chocolate may crack and dry out if it is left for more than a few weeks unsealed. If sealed, the chocolate should last for up to a year. Keep the spoons in a sealed container if you choose to store them in the freeze to keep the chocolate from drying out.

SUMMARY:
Refrigerate the chocolate spoons until the chocolate hardens completely. Store the chocolate spoons in the fridge or a cool, dry place.