While you might be nervous, talking to your neighbor is often the best way to fix the problem. It's likely that your neighbor doesn't know their smoke is entering your apartment, and they may not even know it's dangerous. Approach your neighbor in a calm, helpful manner to talk about the issue. You might knock on the door and say, "Hi, I'm your neighbor Maggie. I was hoping I could talk to you for a few minutes." Tell your neighbor exactly what you're experiencing, such as seeing visible smoke drifting through the vents, smelling smoke, or having health issues. Let them know that you and your family members are having trouble breathing because of the smoke. You might say, "I'm sure you don't realize this, but smoke is drifting from your apartment into mine. We can see it coming in through the vents and smell it in every room. It's causing us to have trouble breathing." Don't assume that your neighbor already knows that secondhand smoke is harmful. It's possible that they think their habit isn't hurting anyone. Show them a brochure or handout that explains how dangerous the smoke is. Then, let them know that you're worried about how the smoke is affecting your family. Say something like, "I know it seems like the smoke is only affecting you, but we're breathing it in, as well. Secondhand smoke might make my asthma worse and could cause serious health issues, like lung cancer. I'm worried that my family's health is at risk." Tell your neighbor that you aren't trying to control their behavior or stop them from smoking. Then, ask them if they'd be willing to make changes so that the smoke won't come into your apartment. Bring a list of suggestions, but be open to their ideas, as well. You might say, "I'm not here to tell you what to do or try to stop you from smoking. I just wanted to find a way for you to continue doing what you like without the smoke coming into my apartment. Can we talk about a compromise?" You might feel defeated if your neighbor keeps polluting your home with smoke, but you still have options. Your landlord may be willing to help you, and your city or county may have laws that protect you. If the problem persists, it's time to contact your landlord.
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One-sentence summary -- Talk to your neighbor if you know where the smoke is coming from. Explain that the smoke is coming into your apartment. Discuss the dangers of secondhand smoke. Work with your neighbor to find a compromise. Take the issue to your landlord if your neighbor refuses to change.

Laying a fitted hat to dry will ruin its shape. Instead of letting it lie flat on a counter or table, place it on top of a canister, or place some balled-up paper towel inside the hat. This will help it keep its shape as it dries. You can also purchase a Cap Buddy, which is a plastic frame that you place your hat inside of. The frame is the same shape as the cap and maintains that shape even as it dries. Once you've removed most of the excess moisture from the hat, let it dry the rest of the way in open air. This can take between a few hours and a whole day, so make sure you have plenty of time to let your hat dry. You can also wear your hat while it dries, as long as it's not dripping and the feeling of a wet hat on your head doesn't bother you.
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One-sentence summary -- Don't lay it flat to dry. Let it air dry.

Getting enough sleep is the best way to make sure you stay awake in class. For most students, 8 hours is enough sleep to get them through the day, but you might need more depending on your energy levels. Going to bed at the same time every night will train your body to know when it should be sleeping and when it needs to be awake. Before you go to sleep, give yourself time to relax and unwind before bed, without phones, homework, or other stressors. In combination with regular exercise and healthy eating, getting enough sleep can alleviate most daytime fatigue problems. Maintaining good posture can keep you awake and your body alert. You can stretch a little in your chair to help you feel refreshed. Start by rolling your wrists, shoulders, and neck. You can make it a challenge to keep yourself from slouching. Every time you notice yourself beginning to slouch, adjust your posture and sit up straight. If you have a choice, sit in a chair or desk that is slightly uncomfortable to keep you from slouching. Physical activity tells your body that it's not time for sleep just yet. Walk around during breaks, go outside if you're allowed to, and get your blood moving to improve alertness. After you stop moving, you might feel tired again, but it can help for a little bit. If you're falling asleep in class, excuse yourself to walk to the bathroom and back. Even a short walk can wake you up. Take the stairs on your way to class. It can get your heart rate up and make you feel more alert.
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One-sentence summary -- Sleep for at least 8 hours each night. Sit up straight and stretch in your chair. Walk around before or after class.

Lack of format support is the most common issue for loss of formatting when copy/pasting between web and non-web software. Most modern email clients or office software will enable HTML formatting by default, whether it's a web client, like Gmail/Google Docs, or a separate piece of software, like Microsoft Word/Outlook. Software that is either very old or very simple, like WordPad, Notepad, or TextEdit will not support HTML format. It is possible that HTML formatting is supported but has been disabled. You can usually toggle this manually in the options. Enabling this option will vary depending on the client being used. Typically you will want to look for an option labeled "HTML Format" or "Rich Text" in the options section of the client or in the text composition window. For example, formatting options can be toggled in Outlook in Tools > Options > Mail Format. Once both programs you are copying from and pasting to are using HTML formatting, you can copy/paste formatted text as smoothly as any other text.
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Check that HTML formatting is supported by your software. Enable HTML formatting. Copy/Paste complex formatting.