Write an article based on this "Learn what is expected of you. Plan ahead. Find a study partner or group."
article: When the semester begins, read over the course materials and make sure that you understand everything that is expected of you. If you do not understand something, then ask the instructor to explain it to you. Highlight important details in your assignment sheets and other course materials. For example, you might want to highlight key words for assignments such as "describe," "argue" "compare," etc. Copy down all of the important due dates for your English class in your planner or on a wall calendar to make it easier for you to remember them. Figure out how much time you will need to complete your assignments, read books and essays, and study for tests. Make sure that you set aside plenty of time to complete these objectives every week. Procrastinating is a sure way to fail your English class. If possible, start your assignments at least a week before they are due. Having plenty of time is especially important for writing essays. Starting early will provide you with more time to develop and revise your work. Keep in mind that in college level English courses the majority of your grade will come from assignments that are later in the semester. For this reason, make sure that you do not burn yourself out early in the semester. Take good care of yourself and reserve plenty of energy to finish the semester. Studying with a classmate or a couple of classmates can improve your grades and make it easier for you to pass your English class. Plan to meet at least once per week to study and quiz each other. Try to team up with classmates who are good students. Studying with someone who is a good student will make it easier for you to excel in English class than studying with someone who is struggling. If you plan to study with a friend or group of friends, it can be easy to get distracted talking about other things. To prevent this from happening, try studying at the library. The quiet environment should make it easier for you and your study group to stay focused.

Write an article based on this "Think about the event before the day or evening it happens. Consider your trusted confidantes. Check the chosen clothes beforehand."
article: This will help relieve you of those last-minute insane dashes through an entire wardrobe. The things to cover include: What is the event? Is it formal, semi-formal, or all-out casual but nice? Is it a formal party or are you just casually hanging with your friends? What season is it? What will the weather/temperature probably be on the day/night? These might be friends, a spouse, your children, etc. Then make use of them for the following questions: What are you wearing? (Only needed if you're in so much doubt, you can't figure out what to choose.) Which of my outfits do you think I look great in? Fix up any tears, loose hems, stains, etc. or get them to a dry cleaners.

Write an article based on this "Stop smoking. Get plenty of exercise. Decrease your alcohol intake."
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Along with the wide array of other health complications related to smoking, it can also raise your triglycerides. The single best step smokers can take to help with an entire range of health-related conditions is to stop smoking. Cold turkey rarely works, though. Try to quit gradually by using a variety of resources, including nicotine gum and other smoking cessation aids. You can find more info at How to Quit Smoking. Burning calories can also help burn off excess triglycerides in your body to lower levels. In addition, being physically inactive (often combined with being overweight) are 2 things that increase your triglyceride levels. If you are overweight, then losing even a moderate 10 to 15 pounds (4.5 to 6.8kg) can help reduce your triglyceride levels. The American Heart Association recommends that you get 150 minutes of moderate cardio exercise each week (or 75 minutes of vigorous exercise). This breaks down to 30 minutes a day and can include anything that gets your heart rate goingfrom jogging to sports to swimming. Some people have a sensitivity to alcohol that causes an increase in triglyceride levels. For these people, even small quantities of alcohol can raise levels, so try cutting back significantly to see if it affects your triglycerides. Unfortunately, the type of alcohol doesn't matter. You should cut back on beer, wine, and mixed drinks that contain hard liquor.