In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: This app resembles a light-blue "e" icon with a gold band on it. It's in the top-right corner of the Internet Explorer window. It's at the bottom of the drop-down menu. You'll do so in the text box below the "Home page" heading that's near the top of the Internet Options window. Most sites will be in "www.[website].com" format, though you should check your preferred site's URL to make sure it doesn't end in ".net" or ".org" instead. If you'd rather use a blank tab as your home page, instead click Use new tab. You can also click Use default to use your computer manufacturer's website. Doing this will save your changes and apply them to Internet Explorer.
Summary: Open Internet Explorer. Click Settings . Click Internet options. Type in your preferred site's address. Click Apply, then click OK.

Try to keep your caffeine intake under 200 mg per day. This equates one mug (5 oz) of filter coffee, two mugs (10 oz) of instant coffee, or two mugs (10 oz) of tea. Excess caffeine should not hurt your baby but could cause sleeplessness. Non-caffeinated herbal teas like peppermint, camomile, or fennel can be delicious alternatives. You should not drink these too often, though. Remember that caffeine is also present in other food and drink, like sodas and chocolate. Although you now can enjoy a drink now and then, try to drink alcohol only once or twice weekly. Generally, aim for no more than one glass (5 oz.) of wine, one 12 ounce beer, or one shot of liquor per drinking session. More than this amount can harm your child. Your baby ingests alcohol through your breast milk so it is best to feed your baby before drinking rather than directly afterwards. Newborn babies also need feeding more frequently so it could be best to abstain from alcohol for the first six weeks postpartum. Although it is okay to eat a candy bar or a bag of potato chips every now and then, keep those foods for special treats. Your body needs to heal and healthy foods can help make that happen. Similarly, your baby benefits from the food you eat. Strive to make healthy choices accordingly. Although you should limit junk food, you should not limit all foods with fats. Your body needs some fats. Eat dairy products, almonds, or salmon for sources of healthy fats.
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One-sentence summary -- Limit caffeine intake. Limit alcohol consumption. Eat junk food sparingly.

Q: Lay your ruler on the paper, then trace a pencil along the straight edge. This line segment will form one side of your equilateral triangle, which means that you will need to draw two more lines of exactly the same length, each reaching toward a point at a 60 angle from the first line. Make sure that you have plenty of room to draw all three sides! Slide a pencil into your compass, and make sure that it's sharp! Put the point of your compass at one end of the segment, and set the pencil point at the other. Do not adjust the point of the compass, and do not change the set "width" of the tool from the compass point to the pencil point. Swing the pencil-point of the compass in a quarter-circle up and away from the line segment. Without changing the width of the compass spread, move the point of the compass to the other end. Carefully swing the pencil-point of the compass so that the new arc crosses over the first arc that you drew. This is the apex (the "top" point) of your triangle. It should lie at the exact center of the line segment that you've drawn. You can now draw two straight lines leading to this point: one from each end of the "bottom" line segment. Use a ruler to draw two more straight line segments: the remaining sides of the triangle. Connect each end of the original line segment to the point at which the arcs cross. Make sure that the lines are straight. To finish the job, erase the arcs that you drew so that only the triangle remains! Consider tracing this triangle onto another page. This way, you can start fresh with a clean shape. If you need a bigger or a smaller triangle, repeat the process but adjust the length of the original line segment. The longer the sides, the bigger the triangle!
A: Draw a straight line. Span the segment with your compass. Trace a quarter-circle arc. Switch the compass around. Draw a second arc. Mark the point where the two arcs cross. Finish the triangle.

Problem: Article: to keep curls out of your face. Start the braid where you part your hair, pulling the front section into a French or Dutch braid as you go along your hairline. Start finishing the braid once you near your ear, using a bobby pin to secure it. Clip the curls using a bobby pin, either pinning them to the side of your head or lifting a section of your curls and hiding the bobby pin underneath. Instead of trying to separate your curls as you braid, which can result in frizz, pull in the entire curl as you braid if necessary. Select the section of hair that you'd like to pull back and twist it a several times. Use bobby pins to pin the strand to the side of your head, or hide the bobby pinned section by securing it under a section of curls. This works well for both long and short curly hair. Put the headband on over your hair so that it rests at the curve in the back of your head. Tuck your hair into the band in 1-2 inch (2.5-5 cm) sections, starting from behind your ears. After passing a section through, you'll then re-tuck it so that it gradually forms a roll. Work your way towards the back of your head, until all the hair is tucked. Secure the roll with a few bobby pins if needed. The band will be exposed at the top of your head. Pull together the middle-front section of your hair, twisting it into a small bun that sits on the top of your head. Secure the bun using bobby pins or small hair clips. You can loosen the bun before pinning it so that it lays flat on your head. For longer hair, try pulling up the rest of your hair into a ponytail once the bun is secured on top of your head. Braid a 1-2 inch (2.5-5 cm) section of hair starting from above your left ear. Angle the braid to wrap back around your head and secure it with a small, clear elastic. Repeat this same process using a strand from above your right ear. Once both strands are braided and secured, cross them behind each other before pinning. Wrap the left braid back and around, towards the right ear. Secure with a few bobby pins. Repeat with the right braid, crossing it over the first braid and tucking the end underneath it before pinning it.
Summary:
Braid the front of your hair Twist your curls away from your face for a quick style. Create a rolled headband style for fast elegance. Gather the front of your hair into a top knot if it's short. Celebrate loose curls with a half-crown braid.