Write an article based on this "Take steps to identify your own biases. Be careful about microaggressions. Be particularly careful of triggers."
article: Just as your background and identity may leave you unable to understand the challenges that people who are different from you face, they also mean that you probably have some prejudice based on race, class, or gender, even if you do not want to. Psychologists refer to these biases as "implicit" meaning that they are unconscious and not accessible through introspection. Implicit biases are pervasive - nearly everybody has them. Almost all of your experiences contribute in some way to forming implicit biases from an early point in your life. As a result, they are often very strong. You can begin to understand what implicit biases you hold by taking the Implicit Association Test. The good news is that even though implicit biases run deeply, they are usually malleable. Once you recognize that they exist, you can begin to understand the effect that they have on your worldview and take steps to counteract them. Implicit bias often reveals itself in what social psychologists call microaggressions, or everyday insults and slights that privileged people use against people with less privilege, often without realizing it. One of the most common microaggressions is asking an Asian-American "where are you from?" While it sounds innocuous, this question runs the risk of implying that the Asian-American is an immigrant, which they may find insulting. People who have suffered trauma resulting from sexual, racial, or homophobic abuse may be especially sensitive to comments about those topics, even if made in jest.

Write an article based on this "Opt for a Standard if you plan on heavy use. Select a Portable for a lightweight option. Set your budget."
article: Standards, which usually weigh between 15 to 25 pounds (6.8 to 11.3kg), can take up a lot of space in your desk or writing office, but they're made to be used frequently. If you want a typewriter for daily use, consider a Standard so you don't have to worry about maintenance and repair. Portable typewriters are built to fit in a carrying case and are therefore great to travel with. However, they may not perform well and are traditionally more fragile than Standard typewriters. If you're not careful with your typewriter selection, you can end up paying over $600, so make sure you set your budget before you start looking. You can easily find a vintage typewriter that works for less than $200, though there's a chance it won't be refurbished or might have some minor issues. One way to keep costs down is to purchase a damaged or even broken typewriter and take it to a repair shop. Even better: fix it yourself! Portables are currently more popular than Standard typewriters because of their attractive cases, so they can be more expensive. The older your typewriter, the more expensive it will be. The most reasonably priced typewriters will be ones that were manufactured in the 1980s and '90s.

Write an article based on this "Use an at-home ovulation monitoring kit. Consider letting your doctor monitor you, as well. Schedule your appointment. Don't forget the sperm. Expect some cramping and spotting."
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With these tests, you check your own urine for an increase in the luteinizing hormone (LH). Because this is the hormone that tells your ovary to drop the egg, checking for a rise tells you when you're ovulating. You can find these tests at drug stores, though your doctor might provide you with one, as well. Start testing 11 days after you started your last period. The kit comes with about a week's worth of sticks that you must use to test your urine once a day. You can either hold the stick will you pee on it or pee into a sterile container, then dip the stick in. The test will tell you what color the stick should turn to indicate an increase in the hormone. Another option is having your doctor monitor your ovulation through regularly scheduled appointments. Your doctor will do a transvaginal ultrasound, which lets the doctor see when you are ovulating. Your doctor will be looking for what is called a dominant follicle. This is a cyst on the ovary that is large enough for an egg to develop inside of. For this test, you may need an injection of human chorionic gonadotropin (HCG). This drug can help you ovulate, so that you can be inseminated at the correct time. Once you show you are ovulating or about to ovulate, it's time to schedule your appointment. Your doctor should have already let you know how and when to schedule your appointment following ovulation. If you're being impregnated with your partner's sperm, he's going to need to come into the clinic and be able to produce on command. If you're not using your partner's sperm, the clinic should have the sperm you've chosen ready when you're ready. Sperm is usually chosen from a sperm bank and they will send the sperm directly to the clinic. After your partner produces sperm, it will need to be "washed." Basically, they are separating the best sperm from the dead sperm, as well as washing off the seminal fluid, which shouldn't go directly into the uterus. Some women experience cramping and/or spotting after the procedure is over, which quickly lessens or goes away completely. Some women may continue to experience mild cramping for a day or two after the procedure along with some light vaginal spotting. Try to relax and take it easy the day of the IUI. You can go about your usual activities the day after the IUI.