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.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
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.

Problem: Article: Paper products contribute to global warming in the sense that their production requires fossil fuels, even though trees must be continuously planted to sustain the paper industry. You can reduce your paper use by making a few simple changes, such as: Not printing emails you don't have to. Using the library or reading e-books instead of buying printed books. Getting e-bills and asking that stores don't print off receipts for you. Asking your parents to buy recycled paper products, like facial tissues, bathroom tissues, and writing and printing paper. Scanning books instead of photocopying them. Sending e-cards instead of paper cards. Most municipalities provide perfectly safe drinking water, so there's usually no need to buy bottled water in America. But consumers love this convenient and portable product, even though it takes three liters of water to produce one liter of bottled water, and millions of barrels of oil are needed to manufacture the bottles, caps, and packaging required to meet the demands of American consumers alone. If your parents buy bottled water, ask them to stop. Even if they don't, you can opt to use a reusable glass or metal canteen that you refill with tap or filtered water. The majority of packaging used in North America has more to do with advertising and gimmicks than it does product preservation or consumer safety. Because most of that packaging is plastic, fossil fuels have been used to create it, and lots of it cannot be recycled. By refusing to buy products that have excessive packaging, you will reduce your carbon footprint and tell businesses that their methods are not acceptable.
Summary: Use less paper. Don't buy bottled water. Avoid products that use excessive packaging.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: To check your Internet speed from your computer's settings, you must connect your computer to your router via Ethernet cable. It's in the top-right corner of your Mac's screen. Doing so will open the Network Utility app. It's on the far-left side of the top of the Network Utility window. Click the box below the "Select a network interface for information" heading, then click your Ethernet connection's name. You'll see something like "100 Mbit/s" here, which would mean the speed of the connection between your computer and your router is 100 megabits of data per second.

SUMMARY: Make sure your computer is connected to your router. Open Spotlight . Type "network utility" into Spotlight, then press Return. Click the Info tab. Select your Ethernet connection. Look at the number next to "Link Speed".

Fax machines are often shared by offices or several people within an office. Since anyone can see a fax sent to a fax machine, it is a good idea to include a cover letter. This will ensure that your fax gets to the correct person. The cover letter includes information like the recipient's name, the content of the fax, and how many pages it includes. It should also include the sender's information, such as name and fax number, so that the recipient will know whom it came from and can reply if necessary. Next, you will need to dial the fax number, just the same way you would on a telephone. On most new fax machines, the area code will not need to be dialed for a local number but is still necessary for long distance numbers. Some fax machines require the area code regardless of location. Check or ask about your machine. The country code (the number 1 for US phones and fax numbers) will also sometimes need to be dialed before local numbers but only when the area code is also required. The country code is almost always necessary to dial long distance numbers. You will often also need to dial 9 before dialing long distance numbers. Check the specifications for or ask about your individual fax machine. Be sure that the number you are using is the fax number and not the phone number of the person you are trying to reach. Often the numbers will be listed next to each other on business cards and it is easy to misread it or look at the wrong number. When you put the materials to be faxed into the machine, you will need to put them in in the appropriate direction. The paper will be scanned, so if the paper is facing the wrong way only the back side will be scanned and the fax you send will be blank. Ensure that the papers a facing the right side up before sending the fax. Different fax machines feed in different ways. Helpfully, all fax machines are labeled with the appropriate direction to place the papers. Somewhere near the area where you feed the paper, look for a symbol of a sheet of paper with a corner folded down. You will see on this symbol that one side of the sheet has lines and the other side is blank. If the folded down corner has the lines, this mean the sheets must be fed into the fax machine with the blank side facing you. If the folded corner is blank, this means you must feed the machine with the front side of the paper facing you. Fax machines work best with standard size paper. Sending anything in a non-standard size may not work or it may jam or harm your fax machine. If you need to send something of a non-standard size, such as a receipt copy, you will want to make a photocopy of the item first and fax the photocopy instead. The most common size paper for fax machines, as with printers, is A4 or American letterhead.
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Create the cover letter. Dial the fax number. Determine the feeding method. Fax the right material.