Q: . The arrangement of a space can directly influence the clarity of your thoughts. Make your work area a comfortable and productive place. Start now! Clean what is dirty, sort what is messy, and let go of what is nonessential. Identify what you need to keep and what you do not need to keep. If you don't need to keep something, then find a way to release it from your life. There are a number of ways to donate, sell, or otherwise pass items along without a lot of effort on your part. Give things to your community. Speak to your friends, or post photos of items on social media. Put things out on the curb. Consider having a garage sale. Post online. Sell used goods on eBay, Craigslist, and other online marketplaces. Give things away using sites like http://www.freecycle.org/ Donate. Arrange a pickup from your local donation center, or bring boxes of things in to a local thrift store. Find a Goodwill store in your area: these centers will usually sift through large amounts of unsolicited used goods. The more space and tidiness you can create, the more relaxing your home will become. It is also important during this process to have a very clear mental image of how you want each room to look. This vision can be a very strong motivational image to spur you forward. Even after the purge, you may wind up with items that you want to keep but don't really have the space to keep. Try to find an alternate storage solution that does not directly clutter your life. If you are emotionally attached to a thing, but you rarely use it, then it may be worth relegating it to a less visible corner of your life. For easy reference, make sure to keep a master list of everything that you store away. Pay for extra storage elsewhere. This can be a solid solution if you're keeping furniture or other large objects that you may need in the future. Weigh the cost of the storage unit against the benefits of keeping the item. Store the items in attics, basements, and other out-of-the-way places. Sort things into labeled boxes: e.g. "Christmas decorations" or "Family photos." Make sure that you can easily reach thing that you'll need to access with any regularity. Create cheap storage solutions within your rooms using cardboard boxes and wrapping paper for decoration. Decorate the boxes in any way you want, to match the decor of your rooms. With a little creativity and flair, you can even add to a room's overall look and feel. Store a decorative box beneath a bed, couch, chair, or table.
A: Tidy up your workspace Purge. Be ruthless and realistic. Rethink your storage.

Article: Sexual identity is only one, although important, facet of an individual's identity. It is important to keep in mind that, like everyone else, gay teens are a sum of their total parts, of which sexuality is just one. Spending quality time with gay teens, whether it be a mutual hobby or a meaningful conversation, is a form of appreciation in itself. Appreciation can be internal and it can also be an action! Let others know you appreciate them by telling directly. Whether or not your beliefs align with those of a gay teen's, it is crucial to maintain respect for their decision to publicly and honestly be who they are. Practicing empathy and putting yourself in their position is a great way to gain respect for others. Acceptance and understanding should remain distinct from agreement, that is, you do not necessarily need one to have the other. Keep in mind the importance of understanding, but know that understanding does not mean resigning or forfeiting your own beliefs. You can both be who you are and have separate beliefs while accepting each other. Be patient, it takes time get this balance of personal beliefs and acceptance right.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Appreciate gay teens for who they are. Try and respect gay teens for their courage and effort. Set a goal of acceptance rather than agreement.

Problem: Article: There are different forms of film criticism. The most common form is the review, which acts as a recommendation or warning for people who haven't yet seen the film. These are a few hundred words and focus on evaluating the film--saying whether it is excellent, good, mediocre, or poor. An academic article is more formal than a review, and much longer. It is less focused on opinion, and assumes the reader has seen the film. A critical essay is less formal and more opinionated than an academic article, but more formal than a review. Don't feel pressured to choose a particular form of criticism and stick to it. Many film critics write in all three forms, or blend different forms! A film critic should not merely describe the plot, scenes, music, and style of the film they are studying, but also be able to analyze these elements. To analyze a film, think about how different elements work together and the effect they produce. For example, you might observe that a director uses a lot of dark colors in his film. Through analysis, you might conclude that this use of color mirrors the dark emotions of the main character. Critical essays and academic articles focus on description and analysis, while reviews usually do not. A critic should be able to interpret a film, or determine its meaning. Think about the claims a film is making. What message is the director trying to convey? Different critics may have different interpretations of the same film. A film critic might interpret the film Snow White as a commentary on the pitfalls of vanity. Critical essays and academic articles offer interpretations, whereas reviews sometimes do, but often don't. Evaluation is the most important aspect of a movie review. When you evaluate a film, you make a judgment about its quality. Is it an excellent film, a mediocre film, or a bad film? Base your evaluation on your understanding of film as an art form. A critic might offer the evaluation that Snow White is one of the best animated films of its time. Reviews focus heavily on evaluation, while critical essays and academic articles place less emphasis on evaluation. You may like a film, but as a critic, recognize that it is not a high quality film. In the same way, you may not enjoy a film, but acknowledge it is well made. When writing as a critic, it's important to make judgments about film quality rather than relying on your own tastes. You should base your judgments on general criteria for excellence. These include originality, good acting, technical skill, an engaging plot, and emotional intensity. Reading the work of other critics and watching high quality films will give you a better idea of what makes an excellent film. It's fine to let your tastes show through in movie reviews--many critics do. Celebrity critics are often famous for displaying their preferences. Just make sure you are looking at the film with a critical eye, too.
Summary: Learn about the different forms of criticism. Analyze the film. Interpret the film. Evaluate the film. Distinguish between preferences and critical judgement.

Q: " In order to maximize your time and savings, you need multiple copies of Sunday papers. Some newspapers sell multiple copies to couponers for a discounted price. Newspaper couponing takes a larger devotion in time and organization. Make sure you factor in the cost of the newspapers with the time you are willing to devote and the savings you intend to find. If you are only couponing occasionally, you may not want to invest in a newspaper subscription. If you notice that your neighbors are throwing away a lot of newspapers, ask them if you can collect their Sunday newspapers after they are done with them. This will allow you to reap some of the benefits of Sunday coupons without making an investment. These may come with coupons for dining and inserts at local grocery stores. Different newspapers have different coupons, so you can increase your savings. Don't be afraid to cancel your subscription if you aren't successfully using the coupons from a newspaper or magazine. Most newspapers allow you to cancel at any time. Some newspapers even allow you to buy Sunday newspapers on Monday at a discounted price.
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Call your newspaper to inquire about a weekend "Couponing special. Ask your neighbors for their coupon sections. Collect free newspapers and newsletters in your town. Subscribe to another local newspaper if you are reaping the rewards of couponing off your first subscription.