INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Flip through a few home decorating magazines and pull out the photos that stand out to you. Look for the commonalities between the photos to get an idea about what kind of style you want for your room. Go to the library or a bookstore and look through home decorating books. Try books that represent several different styles to get an idea about your preferences. For example, notice if you're drawn to books with rich accents or books with minimal decor. To find ideas from designers and bloggers, check out Houzz and Pinterest. How you've chosen to decorate your other rooms can help you decide how to accessorize the dining room. You may decide to maintain a consistent style, or you could decide to do something fun and new in your dining room. Selecting 1 or 2 design styles will allow you to narrow furniture and accents to those that fit into your chosen style. Popular design styles for a dining room include modern, contemporary, traditional, eclectic, Victorian, rustic, and country. You can mix and match styles to create something unique that appeals to your personal taste. Before you start buying accessories, decide on a color scheme. There isn't a set way to decide on a color scheme. Some decide by choosing paint or a wall covering, while others build a color scheme around a big item they plan to use in the room. Base your color scheme on a piece you already own, such as a rug, plate, or piece of art. Use your favorite colors to make sure you aren't disappointed. Try classics or neutrals for flexibility. Consider a lighter color to brighten the room, or choose a darker color for a warmer room.

SUMMARY: Pull out your favorite looks from magazines. Flip through style books. Look at the style of your other rooms. Choose a common design style. Select a color scheme.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Move your knees to the outer sides of the mat, rocking back and forth as needed to shift your weight and move your knees out. Widen your knees as far as you can while still remaining comfortable. If they aren't already, move your ankles so they fall in line with your knees, straight back on the yoga mat. Also, turn your feet out to the side, so that the inner part of your ankle is flat on the floor and your toes are pointing out to the side. This creates the characteristic "frog" part of this pose. If you have trouble kneeling, try placing a pillow under your knees to see if that helps. Bring your torso down so you're resting on your elbows instead of your palms. Place your forearms straight out on the mat and lean forward to distribute your weight along them. You can either keep your palms flat on the floor or bring them together in front of you for added support. Consciously think about the weight of your hips, trying to make them heavy. Relax your muscles and your back to help bring the area downward toward the ground. You can also push your hips toward the back wall to encourage stretching in your hips and inner thighs. Allow yourself to relax into this position, and breathe in and out deeply, focusing your mind on your breathing. After 3-6 breaths, use your forearms to push yourself back up into the table pose.

SUMMARY: Walk your knees out to the side. Position your feet behind your knees. Lower yourself to your elbows. Bring your hips down as you exhale. Hold the position for 3-6 breaths before pushing out of the pose.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Find and click Dropbox in your Applications folder to open it. You will see a Dropbox icon on your menu bar in the upper-right corner of your screen. It's located next to the clock and battery icons in the upper-right corner of your screen. A pop-up window will open. This button is located in the upper-right corner of the pop-up window. It will open your options on a drop-down menu. This will open your Dropbox settings in a new window. It's at the top of the settings window. You can find it under the Photos heading. When this box is unchecked, your photos and videos on your connected devices will no longer be automatically uploaded to your Dropbox.

SUMMARY: Open the Dropbox app on your computer. Click the Dropbox icon on your menu bar. Click the gear icon. Click Preferences on the menu. Click the Import tab. Uncheck the Enable camera uploads box.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: In order to install a new hard drive and back up your games to it, you'll need to mod your Xbox console. This will require an Action Replay so that you can copy files from your computer to the Xbox and an original copy of a game that can be exploited to install the custom software. The three most common games used to mod the Xbox are "Mech Assault", "007: Agent Under Fire", and "Splinter Cell". For detailed instructions on modding your Xbox, click here. Download the exploit for the game that you are using. You can find these exploits on a variety of different Xbox modding sites. Copy the exploit files from your computer to the Xbox memory card, and then copy them from the card to the Xbox HDD. Start the exploitable game and load the save file that you copied. This will begin installing the mod software. Select the menu option to start the installation. The menu will vary depending on your exploit. You'll usually be asked to choose a new dashboard, which is a personal preference as they share functionality. The standard hard drive on the Xbox will not be large enough to store more than one game (if that). Replacing the hard drive allows you to install a massive hard drive that can fit hundreds of games. Open your Xbox and remove the old drive. You'll need a Torx 20 and a Torx 10 screwdriver in order to access the hard drive. Click here for detailed instructions on opening the Xbox case and removing the hard drive. Make sure to store the drive in case you need to use it to restore the Xbox. This is a program for your modded Xbox that can copy your game discs onto your Xbox hard drive. You can then play these backups directly from your hard drive. Some exploits may have installed this program automatically, or you can use the Slayer Auto Install tool to add it to your modded dashboard. You'll need to insert the original disc for the game that you want to backup to your hard drive. You'll find this in the "Applications" section of your Xbox's dashboard. You'll be asked to select a directory. Choose the "e:\games" folder to store the game. DVD2Xbox will automatically create a folder for the specific game. This will likely take several minutes to complete. You'll see your newly backed up game listed here, along with any other games you've backed up. Selecting a game will launch it without the need for the disc.

SUMMARY:
Mod your original Xbox. Install a new hard drive (optional). Install DVD2Xbox. Insert the game that you want to backup. Launch DVD2Xbox. Select "Copy DVD/CD to Harddisk". Wait for the game to copy. Return to your dashboard and select the "Games" section.