Write an article based on this "Go with a home-hosted gathering for a budget-friendly option. Look into all-inclusive resorts and cruises for less planning. Pick a central location that appeals to all age groups. Choose an accessible and interesting venue. Make a backup plan for an outdoor venue."
article: This will allow you to save money on venue rental fees. A home-hosted reunion also offers you the choice of arranging a potluck meal for a low-cost food option. A home-hosted reunion works best for smaller groups, since most houses have a limited amount of space. For a larger group, consider an open house-style event where people tend to drop in at different times. Not only are meals included, there are also scheduled activities for kids and adults. However, keep your attendees' budgets in mind because an all-inclusive is the most expensive option. If an all-inclusive is too costly, consider a reunion held at a national park or campground. This allows people to choose lodgings based on their budget and offers plenty of activities. Consider how attendees will be traveling, and whether you will need to be conveniently located to a major airport. Make sure the destination has a variety of attractions and activities for families, couples, and people with limited mobility. If you hold a reunion at a popular vacation destination, families can extend their stay before or after the reunion for a budget-friendly vacation. If you are planning a home-hosted reunion, consider having the reunion at a family member's home that has played a role in family history. Keep in mind that some of the attendees may have difficulty walking long distances or climbing stairs. For a house-based reunion that no one has to host, consider renting a house via a home-sharing website. House rentals offer multiple private bedrooms, kitchens, and indoor and outdoor communal spaces. Parks by a lake or ocean offer both land and and water activities that appeal to kids and grownups alike. You should be prepared in case of inclement weather. If you are hosting the reunion at a park, there may be pavilions available to reserve. You should also plan to have indoor-friendly kids' activities on hand, like board games or craft supplies.

Write an article based on this "Wear a helmet and safety gear. Make sure your feet can touch the ground. Find a flat spot to ride in. Practice pedalling and braking. Practice turning while you pedal. Practice going up and down hills. Get a friend or parent to push you if you need help. Don't give up!"
article: You should ''always'' wear a helmet when you're on your bike, but you might also want to wear other pieces of safety gear too! These make it less scary when you try to ride without training wheels. Since safety gear keeps you from getting hurt, you won't be as nervous of falling off your bike or crashing. Here are some things you might want to wear the first time you try to ride without training wheels: Elbow pads Knee pads Wrist guards Bikes are less scary to ride when you know that you can stop yourself. Before you take your training wheels off, get on your bike and try to touch the ground with your feet. If you can't reach, get a grown-up to help you lower the seat. It's OK if you can't touch the ground with both feet at once when you're sitting on the seat you only need one to stop yourself when you're sitting down. You should be able to touch the ground with both feet when you're standing in front of the seat, though. Bring your bike to a place that's wide, open, and flat, like a park or a parking lot. Someplace with soft grass is best it doesn't hurt to fall on grass, so it's not scary to practice riding on it. You can practice by yourself, but it's easier if you have a friend or grown-up to help you! If your bike still has its training wheels on, get a grown-up to take them off before you go to the place where you'll ride. Sit on your bike and hold yourself up by putting your feet on the ground. Put one foot on the pedal and push down! Push yourself forward with your other foot at the same time. Put both of your feet on the pedals and keep pedalling! If you need to stop, pedal backwards (unless your bike has a hand brake then just squeeze it with your fingers). Don't be afraid to put down your feet if you need to! The first few times you practice pedaling, it can feel like you're going to fall, so don't worry about stopping and putting your feet on the ground when you have to. When you have the hang of starting and stopping, try going left and right. While you're pedalling forward, turn the handlebars just a tiny bit to the right. You should go to the right. Next, turn the just a little to the left. You should go to the left. Try turning a little more to each side see how far you can turn without feeling uncomfortable. Don't be afraid to stop yourself if you have a hard time turning! It's actually harder to turn when you're going really slow than when you're going really fast. When you're barely moving at all, balancing is tricky, so if you're having a hard time turning, try going a little faster. Next, find a small hill or slope. Try pedalling up it you'll need to push a little harder than normal to get to the top! When you're at the top, try going down slowly. Use your brakes to keep slow. When you're at the bottom, go up again, and this time, go a little faster. Do this again and again until you can go down the hill without using your brakes. Be patient! It can take a while until you're able to go down a hill without stopping, so don't worry if you can't do it the first time you try. Start out with small hills. Don't try to ride down big hills until you're good at riding without training wheels. It's a lot easier to learn how to ride without training wheels if you have someone with you to help out. Try asking a parent, a friend who can ride without training wheels, or your brother or sister to give you a hand if you can. These people can make it easier to learn in a lot of ways, but one of the best ways they can help is by running next to you and holding you up until you can pedal on your own. Learning how to ride without training wheels can be scary, but once you can do it, riding a bike is a lot more fun. If you can't ride without training wheels after the first day of practice, don't worry you'll get it eventually! Try again with the help of a friend or grown-up when you have the chance. Never give up riding without training wheels is something almost everyone has to learn how to do. Each time you practice, riding should get easier and easier until it's the only way you can ride!

Write an article based on this "Find the Num Lock key on your keyboard. Hold down the Fn key on your keyboard. Press the NumLock key while holding down Fn."
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You can find it around your keyboard's numpad, or as a secondary function on another key. The Num Lock key is primarily used to lock the number keys on your numpad, but you can also use it to disable your Fn key. This will allow you to use the Num Lock button, and disable Fn. This will instantly disable all of your Fn key's functions. The Num Lock key may also look like Num on some keyboards.