INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Unlike business headers, many personal letters are handwritten on stationery that says the person's initials or full name at the top. Envelopes may get thrown away and including a sender's address is the best way to encourage a reply. Move on to the date if you are on friendly terms with the recipient. The sender's address should include two lines, the street and the city, state and zip code. A name is not necessary. Format it using the month, day and year. For example, "September 15, 2014." Personal letters should be sent immediately after the are written to expedite time-sensitive information. If you are writing a formal complaint or letter that will go on record with an organization, you should use the etiquette rules governing a business letter. " The formality of the address will depend upon how well you know the person to whom you are writing. Always include a colon after the salutation. You can use "Dear Mr. James," "Dear Larry James" or "Dear Larry." Continue the letter, including body paragraphs, a closing, a signature and enclosures.

SUMMARY: Choose a monogrammed or personal stationery. Write your address in the top right corner only if the person to whom you are writing does not already know your address well. Write the date that you are writing and sending the letter two lines below your address on the left or right. Don't include the recipient's address in informal letters. Write your salutation beginning with "Dear.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: If you are old enough to receive an allowance, than you probably have some role in helping out around the house. Whether you have a set list of chores to do, or you are just expected to pitch in when asked, make sure that you are completing all of your tasks. When you are getting ready to ask for an allowance, you want to show your parents that you know how to act responsibly. Go the extra mile. For example, if your job is to put away your clean laundry, offer to put away your little brother's clothes, too. Your parents will definitely notice and appreciate the extra effort. Every kid has certain rules that they are expected to follow. If you willingly follow your parents rules, this shows them that you are responsible and trustworthy. Make sure to consistently meet your parents' expectations. If they trust you to follow their rules, they will be more likely to trust you with money. Make sure that you not only follow the rules, but that you do it without complaint. For example, if you are told to complete your homework before hanging out with your friends, do it without grumbling. Finding a way to volunteer is a great way to show your parents that you are giving back. This will demonstrate to them that you deserve an allowance. There are lots of volunteer opportunities for kids, no matter what your age. You could help out at a food bank, or pet the animals at your local shelter. If you choose an activity that matters to you, you'll even start to have fun. You can also volunteer within your own family. For example, offer to spend some extra time with your grandmother. Help her out around the house. This will show your parents that you are a caring person. Being mature means that you are acting in a reasonable, responsible way. If you show your parents that you are growing up, they will be more likely to see you as someone who deserves an allowance. There are many ways that you can demonstrate maturity. Be honest. Always tell your parents the truth. This will show them that they can trust you. Stay calm. Avoid throwing fits or whining if you don't get your way. Instead, remain calm and talk to your parents about your frustrations.
Summary: Do your chores. Obey the rules of the house. Volunteer. Show maturity.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: This screen will also have an notice to enter the BIOS configuration utility. Note the multiple selections on this screen, including the choice "Normal Boot", "Perform Disk Scan", and "Restore Factory Settings". For reference, this is the grub boot loader menu typically located at [/dev/sda1]/boot/grub/menu.lst. .." entry, then press the E key again to edit this selection This screen will have a fairly long command. XANDROSBOOTDEBUG=y You'll be taken to a command line mode with a pound # prompt. To do this, type the following and press Enter after each line.mount /dev/sda1 /mnt-systemmount /dev/sda2 /mnt-user

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Power cycle your laptop if needed, or power it on. Repeatedly press F9 when you see the first screen with Asus' logo. Wait for a boot menu to appear. Use the cursor arrow keys to highlight the "Normal Boot" entry if it's not currently selected, then press the E to edit this selection. Use the cursor arrow keys to highlight the "kernel /boot/vmlinuz. Move to the end of the next line with the cursor arrow keys. Add the following to the end of the line, including a space: Press Enter to save your changes and go back to the first menu. Press B to boot with the changes. Mount the two partitions for system and user.