Article: The first thing you will be asked to do after the computer restarts is to set up the keyboard. Follow the on-screen prompts to detect and setup the keyboard. After the keyboard has been detected, you will be asked to set your region and choose your keyboard layout. If you take the computer traveling often, set the region to your home region. Since you performed a clean installation, there will be no data to import. You will be copying your old backed-up files over later. Choose "Do not transfer my information now" and click Continue. If you have an Apple ID, you can use it to log in. This will sync your settings with your other Apple devices. See this guide for details on creating an Apple ID. Entering an Apple ID is optional. You can also choose whether or not you want to register your software with Apple. This can help you if you need to get official support. The administrator account is the account that has permission to change system settings and install software. If the computer is yours, enter your name in the "Name" field, and a nickname in the "Short Name" field. Oftentimes users will simply use a lowercase version of their name in the "Short Name" field. Your Short Name is used to label your Home directory. It is very difficult to change your Short Name later, so make sure you're happy with it. The administrator account needs a password. You can add a password hint if you'd like as well. Once the Setup Assistant has finished, you're ready to begin using your newly-installed operating system. You will need to reinstall any programs you had before, and you can copy back your old backed-up files to your User folders. After OS X has finished installing, you'll want to install all the available updates as quickly as possible. these help secure your system and can improve performance. You will need to download the updates from Apple, so your computer will need to be connected to the internet. To get the latest updates, click the Apple menu and select "Software Update...". The tool will check for any available updates and then display them. Select all of the updates you want to install and click Install button. The updates will be downloaded from the Apple servers and then installed. You will need to reboot after installation has finished. Repeat the process. Some updates only become available after other updates have been installed. Keep checking for and installing updates until there are none left.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Set up the keyboard. Set your region and keyboard layout. Choose whether or not you want to transfer data. Enter your Apple ID. Create an administrator account. Start using OS X. Install any available updates.
Article: Stand with the ball a little closer to your lead foot. As a good general starting point, many experts recommend lining up the ball with the logo on the breast pocket of your shirt. If you're not wearing a shirt with a logo, this will be a couple of inches to the left of the center of your chest (or to the right if you're a left-handed golfer). Avoid placing the ball any further forward than your front armpit or any further back than the center of your body. Starting with the ball a little more forward will prevent you from having to chop down at it, which usually just results in short, sloppy fading shots. Bend at the waist until your back forms roughly a 50-degree angle, keeping your spine as straight as possible. Hold your head up so that your crown is in line with your back and hips. Try to maintain this angle until the ball leaves the head of the club. It can help to imagine your chest "hovering" over the ball up until the moment of impact. Irons tend to be shorter than woods. For this reason, it's important to keep your chest and shoulders low throughout your swing, even more so than when blasting a drive. A good rule of thumb is to leave about a hand's width between the backs of your arms and your body. If you're too close to the ball, you'll be forced to swing just in front of your feet, which can make you feel cramped. If you're too far away, the added distance may give your swing more of a horizontal angle, like a baseball swing. Get in the habit of double-checking your body space as part of your setup. You want to keep a consistent amount of space on every shot, regardless of the iron you're playing with.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Position the ball slightly forward of center in your stance. Lean in slightly to stay close to the ball. Give yourself a comfortable amount of space for your swing.
Article: Before even putting a razor to your legs, be sure to remove the dead skin cells. An added benefit of exfoliation is it raises the hairs, making them easier to shave. Make sure nothing impedes the ensuing razor swipes. It sounds simpler than it really is. There are a few ways to maximize your shaving efforts towards perfect legs. Try to avoid shaving as soon as you jump in the shower. Let the heat and moisture from the hot water work on your pores, opening them up and making the hair softer. Nighttime shaving is best for smooth legs. There are a variety of reparative functions when you sleep, and shaving at night before bed may help the hairs recede some. Be sure to use shaving cream or other lather that is not soap to assist when shaving. Not only does it help the blade glide more smoothly over your legs, but it also serves as a handy guide of where you've already been. Use a good, fresh razor. Avoid the nicks and cuts, or worse, tugging of hair, by using a multi-blade razor that is replaced fairly regularly. Go with the grain, then against it. This makes the blade-strokes easier, the cuts simpler, and the likelihood of issues. Moisturizer forms a thin layer that helps do many things, including sealing in moisture. Using a leg cream just after a shower, when your legs are still damp, helps lock it in.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Wash and exfoliate your legs. Shave your legs. Dry your skin, but not fully.