Write an article based on this "Take advantage of nooks and landings. Provide multifunctional seating. Place a shoe rack near the door. Mount elevating wall racks."
article: Some staircases are plagued by too much awkward negative space. Turn a negative into a positive by filling these spaces with freestanding cabinets, trunks or cubbies that can house clutter. Every corner presents a possibility. Tall, vertical cabinets can be just the right size to position around cramped stairways. Go shopping for attractive storage containers that suit your home's design sensibilities. If the stairs go down into a basement or garage, try hanging hooks on the wall to store tools, gardening equipment, bicycle helmets, or other items to keep the area organized. Place a bench at the top or foot of the stairs to give weary house guests somewhere to sit. Reserve enough room beneath the bench to slide in a few separate containers for boots, jackets, scarves and other items that people tend to discard when they first come in. Alternatively, you could accompany smaller seats with end tables that provide a place to lay wallets, keys, papers and other paraphernalia. Look for settees, ottomans and similar pieces that double as storage compartments. Combining your seating and storage will also help you keep up with everyone's individual belongings. There's no need to make extensive renovations to your home in order to seize on smart storage opportunities. Footwear can be tucked away in a minimalistic shoe rack or cubby right in the foyer, where they'll remain neat and orderly rather than accumulating in the living room or muddying up the kitchen. Establish a new house rule that dirty shoes must be removed and put away upon entry. If you have pets, put the rack above floor level to keep shoes out of reach. Imagine waking up in the morning and having your coat, purse, umbrella and car keys all held out to you on your way down the stairs. You can make it a reality by putting up a series of hooks and hangers at various heights on the wall alongside the main staircase. Mounted racks are inexpensive, unobtrusive and allow you to keep all your most frequently reached-for items together in plain sight. Hang a separate rack for each member of the household so that everyone has a place to put their things.

Write an article based on this "Talk until you don't have anything left to say. Don't feel the need to make formal plans. Be careful."
article: Perhaps you've genuinely run out of conversation topics, or perhaps you need to be somewhere. Either way, you will want to bid your conversation partner goodbye. Say something along the lines of, "Alright, I need to go to practice. Nice talking to you! Have a great day". Consider saying that you have to go, even if you don't actually have to go. This is an easy way to get out of a conversation without feeling rude. Online conversations follow a slightly different protocol than offline conversations. They're not so formal. Unless your conversation partner is subject to limited internet access, you don't need to arrange a "second date". At the most, you might say, "we should talk again sometime!" If the conversation went well, simply message the person again in a day or two when you are both online. This time, you should be more familiar with each other. Build upon the information and the jokes that the two of you shared in your first conversation. If your conversation partner can only access the internet at certain times or in certain places (say, for three hours each afternoon, or only at the public library), then feel free to make a formal plan. Type something like, "I really enjoyed talking to you. I know that you aren't online all the time- can I plan to talk to you again on Tuesday?" If you make plans to meet up offline, exercise your best judgment about the situation. One conversation can only tell you so much, and people are not always who they say they are on the Internet. Consider talking with the person more online before you make the leap to meeting in person. If you are using an online dating site like OKCupid or Tinder, then you may very well decide to meet up with the person soon--or immediately. Again, exercise your best judgment. If you meet up with a stranger, tell a friend where you are going, and with whom. Bring your phone with you and, if possible, meet in a public place (such as a coffee shop) during the daytime.

Write an article based on this "Highlight the content that you want to make an AutoText entry. Click the Insert tab. Click the Quick Parts menu. Click the AutoText menu. Click Save Selection to AutoText Gallery. Fill out your AutoText preferences and click OK."
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This can be text-only or text and photos. If you're using Microsoft Word 2010 or earlier, you'll need to add the AutoText Gallery to the Quick Access Toolbar. Here's how: Click the Office button in the upper left corner of the Word window and select Word Options. Click Customize. Select All Commands in the left dropdown selection box. Scroll down to the "AutoText entry" and double-click to move it to the right pane. Click OK to close the options window. It's at the top of Word. It's in the toolbar that runs along the top of the screen. A menu will expand. This opens your AutoText Gallery, which is where you'll find your AutoText in the future. It's at the bottom of the list. This opens a form. You can give the AutoText snippet a name, description, and other information to make it easy to identify when inserting text. This saves the selected snippet to your AutoText Gallery for later use.