INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Place your strips flat on top of your work surface again. Run your perforating tool across the points where you see the folds in the card-stock. The perforating tool will make it easy for the person you give the coupons to to tear them out. Use plenty of pressure with the perforating tool as you roll it across the folds. With your box painted and your coupons added, you can hand the box to your friend or relative. Test the box at home first by unfurling the pages from the box to see if the accordion style has worked.

SUMMARY: Use a perforating tool to add strips to your coupons. Give the coupon box to the person you made it for.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Fireflies live in various habitats, including forests and rivers. They tend to be drawn to high grass and humid, damp areas. They are found all over the world, from the Americas to Europe and Asia. In the United States, fireflies are rarely found west of the Rocky Mountains. They are commonly found down south, in the Midwest, and on the East Coast. Warm summer evenings are often the best time to catch fireflies typically between June and September. Fireflies tend to come out at dusk when it is still warm out. Most fireflies are typically found in the country or in the suburbs. As the night gets later, the air tends to cool off and some fireflies will stop flashing. Since fireflies communicate using their light, you can sometimes attract them by using a flashlight of your own. Pay attention to the light patterns that the fireflies are emitting, and copy them by switching your flashlight on and off. Consider placing a blue piece of paper over your flashlight to turn the light blue. Scientists have found that fireflies respond better to blue light than regular lights. Since they rely on their light patterns for mating, fireflies are more attracted to darkness. Turn off your outdoor lighting, such as porch lights and walkway lights, to draw in more fireflies. Like most animals and insects, fireflies are easily scared by loud noises and sudden movements. When catching fireflies, make sure to move slowly and quietly. The more relaxed you are, the more relaxed the fireflies will be around you.
Summary: Search in the right places for fireflies. Look for fireflies at the right time. Use your own light to attract fireflies. Turn off your outdoor lights. Remain quiet and calm.

Your first step in determining whether your loved one had life insurance is to gather all documents related to their death. For example, get a copy of their will, if they had one, and death certificate. Some people put information about life insurance policies in their wills. These documents may also help with your search for more information. Often a court will decide the validity of a will and supervise the distribution of a deceased person's assets. This is called "probating." If your loved one's estate has been probated, you can look at the probate records to see if the life insurance policy came up as an asset. If you have access to your loved one's financial papers, look through them for evidence of a life insurance policy. Pay close attention to any paperwork related to insurance. It is possible that you can find a life insurance policy bundled with other policies you already know about. Many people bundle life insurance with car or home insurance. Look for evidence that your loved one made premium payments. Look at bill payments, cancelled checks, and bank statements for any sign of insurance payments. Also check credit card statements for the past several years. Some policy holders will pay premiums with credit. Many people keep important documents in a safe deposit box, in case of burglary or fires. If your loved one had a safe deposit box, check it for any important financial documents.
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One-sentence summary -- Gather important documents. Look through financial papers. Search checking accounts for payments. Check any safe deposit boxes.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: If you've been using your web browser for a long time, it could be accumulating cruft that will slow down your browsing experience. Removing the excess add-ons and files can give your browser a significant boost. If you've installed extra toolbars for your browser, they may be slowing you down. If you've found that you aren't using these extensions, remove them to increase performance. Click here for detailed instructions on removing toolbars. Your browser will store data to help improve the time it takes for websites to load. Over time, however, these files can build up and do more harm than good. Click here for detailed instructions on deleting these files. You can quickly access the Delete Cache window in most browsers by pressing Ctrl+ Shift+Del. If you are using Internet Explorer, you may want to switch to Chrome or Firefox, as both boast performance gains over Internet Explorer. If you are using a different browser already, reinstalling may fix poor performance. Click here for instructions on installing (and reinstalling) Chrome. Click here for instructions on installing (and reinstalling) Firefox.

SUMMARY:
Open the web browser that you typically use. Remove any toolbars you don't use. Delete the cache and temporary files. Reinstall your browser or switch to a new one.