In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: If you have changed your name or address since your last registration application was filed, you will need to update your voter registration. The easiest way to do this is online using the OLVR. You will use the online system just like you did when you filled out your original online registration application, except this time you will indicate that you are updating your information. You can also notify your local board of elections of any changes by sending in a new registration application. You will fill out the information in the same manner as if you were registering for the first time, except in Section 2 you will indicate that you are changing your name and/or address. Once you have completed the application, you will send it to your local board of elections or the State Board of Elections. As a last resort, you can update certain registration information during early voting. If you need to change your address, for example, you can do this by bringing proof of your new address (e.g., driver's license, utility bill, paycheck) with you to the early voting site. However, you cannot change your party affiliation during early voting. This must be done after the election. If you have changed your name, you will have to vote under your former name but you will be able to fill out a form that contains your new name. Your name will then be updated after the election.
Summary: Use the OLVR. Send in a new voter registration application. Update information during early voting.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: A Pro upgrade allows you to add up to 100 members to your site. You can restrict access to specific content based on membership status. The Business package allows you to have an unlimited number of members. To allow users to register as members, open your site's Settings page and click the Members tab. Check the "Allow people to register on your site" box. If you'd prefer, you can manually add members yourself instead of allowing people to register for memberships. This is a better option if you want users to pay for membership first. You can have your new members automatically added to a certain group after joining, such as a "New Members" group. Use the "Members" tab of the Settings page to choose the default group. Groups allow you to quickly customize who has access to what. You can create groups from the "Members" tab of the Settings page. Click the "Add Group" button at the bottom of the window. You'll be able to give the group a name and select which pages they have access to on the site. Select the members that you want to move to this group. All of your currently-registered members will be displayed, allowing you to select which users you want to add. You cam limit access to specific pages based on group membership. Open the Pages tab and select the page you want to limit access to. Click the Visibility option and select "Members or Groups". Use the "Select Groups" option to select which groups have access to the page. You can also select individual members, but this may be unwieldy with lots of members.
Summary: Allow visitors to register as members. Set a default group for new members. Create and manage your member groups. Set page visibility by member groups.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Avoid taking sides in any confrontations between your parents and your fiance. This not only will make one side feel betrayed, but may make the situation even worse. The best thing you can do to diffuse the situation is to remain neutral and let both sides know that you care about them and respect their feelings. You might say something like, "I know that there are difficult feelings on both sides. Let's just all calm down and take a step back." Don't let yourself get dragged into an "It's them or me" ultimatum; keep saying "I love each of you deeply and I know we can work this out, or at least learn to tolerate one another." You may be tempted to give your fiance the impression that your parents really like them. You might not want to let your parents even know that you're engaged. The best thing to do when your parents dislike your fiance is to be honest with everyone about what's going on. For example, you might have to tell your fiance, "I know you really like my parents, but they don't care for you very much. I hope that will change some as they get to know you." Or, you might need to tell your parents, "I know you don't like my fiance, but we are in love and are planning to get married. I don't want this to come between us." The truth will come out eventually, so it's best to stay ahead of things and address problems before they fester. Your parents and your fiance may never see completely eye-to-eye. However, they can reach a compromise that all of you can cope with. Sit down with your parents and your fiance and try to work out a plan for how you all can interact and be a family together without any negativity. For example, you might tell your parents, "I know you may never fully embrace Jamie. But we're going to all be a family soon no matter what, so we need to sit down and work out a way to manage our problems together." In some cases, letting your parents get to know your fiance better might help; in others, it may be best to limit contact to necessary, defined situations.
Summary:
Remain neutral. Be honest with everyone. Try to compromise.