In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Choose a style icon whose look you connect with most and use them as style muse inspiration. Personal style aesthetics range from hipster to chic to glam to athletic, etc., and there are many combinations that stem from that. Is it the eclectic glam stylings of Rihanna or the effortlessly suave look of David Beckham? Make a board or collage that allows you to keep track of your inspirations. Write down outfit ideas you might have in a notebook to bookmark for later. This will allow you to keep track and stay true to your style goals. Clean your closet of anything that doesn't align the new look you're going for. Target items that you've only worn once and/or items you never wear and throw them in the trash. Starting new is often the best way to go when revamping your style. Focus on items that will act as staples in your wardrobe, start and invest there, and then build around that. The great thing about style is it does not have to have a huge price tag in order to be considered great style, instead it's how you wear your look that truly sells an outfit. They are important when signing documents, but they are also important when it comes to adding punctuation to a look and elevating it even further. Choose a signature piece that represents you most. This can be done in a multitude of different ways. If you are a hat connoisseur, incorporate hats into all of your looks. Either have a favorite that acts a mainstay, like a wide-brimmed hat, or interchange them depending on the day and outfit. If you are into beauty, have a signature lipstick, a bright red or a deep mauve, or a signature smoky eye with a thick cat eye that everyone knows you by. Be the guy or girl with the best frames and invest in different kinds of eyeglasses. Make nerdy chic work for you. Mix old and new pieces and higher-end and thrifted pieces together to enhance your style while inflecting personality into your style even more. Are you into sneakers? Are you into heels? A lot can be told about a person by what they decide to wear on their feet. It not only gives cues about your style, but it also gives cues about you. Be on trend and wear shoes in an unexpected way. Pair sneakers or cross trainers with your favorite dress or a suit. Wear a pair of heels with athletic gear like sweat pants and a tank top. Crossover the popular winter shoe over-the-knee boots for a spring time outfit of short shorts and be on trend with the latest lampshading effect. Hair has its own sense of style as well. Wear it however it feels most comfortable to wear it. It can be a lot of trial and error through different cuts, lengths, colors, and preferred ponytail holder positions but it's worth the effort. Sometimes it is a stamp on its own and the more freedom you have with the way you style it, the more lasting of a memory you leave on people.
Summary: Find a personal style. Consider your budget when shopping for new items. Create a signature. Invest in your shoe game. Express yourself through your hair.

Navigate to www.expensify.com using any browser on your computer, and log in using your e-mail address and password. Click the "Admin" link placed in the top menu. Then select the "Policies" option from the left pane of the screen. You should already have at least one policy createdyour Primary Expense Policy. If you have not yet created an expense policy, click the "Create Policy" button from the current screen, next to one of the "Team" or "Corporate" options. Then fill in all pages/fields of the New Policy wizard. The New Policy wizard has 12 steps listed on the left pane of the screen: Basics, Connections, Categories, etc. Each of the steps defines some basic rules and settings for the current expense policy. Once you're on the Policies screen, click on the account's primary policy's title in the list. You will be taken to the Basics screen of the current policy, where you can edit the policy's currency in the "Output Currency" field. Just click the arrow in the drop-down in order to select a new currency. After selecting the new default currency, changes are saved automatically.
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One-sentence summary -- Log into Expensify. Access the accounts policies. Change the currency for the account's primary policy.

Problem: Article: The AASBD (All-American Soap Box Derby) organization has specific requirements and limitations that you and your gravity racer will need to meet. The divisions are: The Stock Division, designed for participants aged 7 to 13. The combined weight of car and driver may not exceed 200 pounds. The Super Stock Division is open to participants between the ages of 10 and 17, and the combined weight of car and driver not to exceed 240 pounds. The Masters Division is open to participants between the ages of 10 and 17. Car and driver may not exceed 255 pounds. All competition kits must be purchased through the AASBD. They are available online at here. They are available at http://www.aasbd.net/cgi-bin/commerce.cgi?search=action&category=0013.
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Determine your racing division. Purchase the kit. Download the plans. Build it!