INPUT ARTICLE: Article: See the first step in the previous section for instructions on opening this menu. Your active plan will have the selection button highlighted. This will open a smaller Power Options window. This will allow you to change your Sleep settings. There are three basic sleep options you can choose from: Sleep, Hibernate, and Hybrid Sleep. The one you choose will depend on your power and resuming needs. Sleep - Sleep mode stores all of your open programs in the computer's RAM and then enters a low-power mode. You can quickly resume your computer within a few seconds. If you're using a laptop, this will still drain your battery, though much slower than if the computer was use. Hibernate - All of your open programs are stored to the hard disk and then the computer is completely shut down. This will draw zero power, as opposed to Sleep mode which has a small power draw. You'll still be able to resume your week like Sleep mode, but starting up will take a few seconds longer. Hybrid Sleep - This is a combination of Sleep and Hibernate, and is designed for desktop computers that are always plugged in. The open programs and documents are stored to both the memroy6 and the hard disk, and then the computer is put into a low-power state. In the case of a power outage or interruption, you can still resume because the data was stored on the hard disk. This will let you set how long your computer will idle before it switches to Hibernate. If you don't see the "Hibernate after" option, click the "Change settings that are currently unavailable" link at the top of the window. You may be prompted for the administrator password. Consider using Hybrid Sleep if you have a desktop instead of Hibernate. Your desktop will reboot faster, but it will take slightly more power than Hibernate. You can enable Hybrid Sleep by expanding the "Allow hybrid sleep" option. These two will conflict with each other, so expand "Sleep after" and set it to "Never" if you enabled Hibernate in the previous step. Apply to save your changes. After your computer has been inactive for the time you specified, your computer will perform the Sleep or Hibernate action you set.

SUMMARY: Open the Power Options menu. Click the "Change plan settings" link next to your active plan. Click the "Change advanced power settings" link. Expand the "Sleep" option. Understand the difference between the options. Expand the "Hibernate after" option and set a time. Set "Sleep after" to "Never" if you enable "Hibernate". Click .

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: You can sometimes ask the chef to prepare your dish in a more healthful way, such as grilling the dish with a small amount of butter or oil instead of pan-frying. Chicken noodle, minestrone, vegetable and beef barley are common choices that are broth-based, which means that you can have larger portions. Many dishes are available in smaller portions that will still make you feel full. Make sure that vegetables aren't covered with oil or sauce and request steamed vegetables when possible. If the chef is unwilling to accommodate you, then ask the server to recommend lighter dishes. Inquire whether your server can split the meal and wrap half of it before it comes to your table.
Summary: Ask how the dish is prepared. Find out which soups are broth-based rather than cream-based. Ask for low-fat dressing options with salads. Request the lunch portion of a dish or an appetizer portion. Ask for vegetables in place of other side dishes. Inquire whether the restaurant charges for an extra plate to split the dish with a friend. Ask the waiter to nix the cheese, sour cream, sauce, gravy or butter on top of dishes. Ask to substitute fat-free milk for cream in coffee. Ask for a to-go bag.

. Irritation is just part and parcel of the hair removal process, and no matter what method you choose, you're bound to end up with some irritation, as least at first. To minimize those annoying red bumps as much as possible, you can: Exfoliate the area with a gentle sugar scrub. This gets rid of dead skin cells and allows the skin to breathe. If you don't have any sugar scrub handy, make a simple paste from baking soda and water, which will also do the trick. Moisturize the area with a gentle, non-fragranced lotion. Baby lotions and oils, along with any moisturizers containing aloe vera, are popular options which will soothe and calm the skin. Wear loose, breathable clothing. Skin needs air in order to heal, so wearing tight leather pants directly after a bikini wax or shave job is not such a good idea. Try wearing cotton underwear and skirts or loose trousers for the day or two following hair removal. . Ingrown hairs can be painful and can even lead to infection if left to their own devices. They commonly appear during the regrowth phase after shaving or waxing, If you have developed an ingrown hair in your pubic region, your can remove it as follows: Take a hot shower or bath to soften the skin around the hair and open the pores. Pat the area dry with a clean towel, then take a sterilized tweezers and, applying pressure on either side of the hair, pull out the hair. Dab a little topical astringent on the area, allow it to dry, then put on a breathable pair of cotton underwear. Continue applying the astringent over the next couple of days, until the area heals. If you've prematurely developed grey hairs in the pubic region, don't fret. Although not medically recommended, it is possible to dye your pubic hair at home using a store bought hair color. However, it is very important that you follow the proper safety precautions to ensure that you don't get any color in any sensitive genital regions. Go for a color that's as close to your natural pubic hair color as possible. Pubic hair is usually a shade darker than head hair, so if you use hair color regularly, you may need to go a color darker than usual. Root touch up kits are ideal for dyeing pubic hair, as they provide just enough color and include a small brush for careful application. Before dyeing, do a patch test to ensure that you won't develop an allergic reaction to the color. Then apply petroleum jelly to all of the sensitive parts of the genitals where you don't want the color to go. Carefully apply the hair color, as directed on the packaging, and leave the color to develop for the minimum amount of time necessary. Wash the color away gently but thoroughly using warm water, then use a sponge or washcloth to remove the petroleum jelly.
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One-sentence summary -- Soothe irritation Deal with ingrown hairs Dye pubic hair.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: The first part of an APA citation lists the last name of the author, followed by a comma, and then the author's first and middle initials. While dissertations typically only have 1 author, if there's more than 1, you should list them in the order they appear on the title page. For example: "Weber, C.E." If the dissertation has more than 1 author, separate their names with commas. Use an ampersand before the last name. For example: "Crowe, B. D., Raven, C. W., & Moore, A. D." Your reference list will list all of the references you used in your research paper alphabetically by the last name of the author. After the author's name, the next part of an APA citation is the year the dissertation was published in parentheses. Place a period after the closing parenthesis. For example: "Weber, C.E. (2003)." Once you've completed your citation, check to make sure you've formatted it correctly and that the information provided is accurate. If the citation takes more than one line, use the hanging indent style after the first line.Make sure the entry is single-spaced. Typically you will double space between entries.

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Provide the author of the dissertation. Add the year of publication. Proofread the full citation.