Problem: Article: These methods will also work with similar free software, like Google Slides or OpenOffice Impress, but the button locations and options may vary. This is located in the top menu bar and will display a variety of options for adding content to a slide. This button is located in the "Images" section of the "Insert" toolbar and will open a window to browse for an image on your computer. Search for .gif or other animated image types. You can click and drag the image to move it around on the slide once it's added. This button is located in the "Images" section of the "Insert" toolbar and will open a window with a search bar to browse the internet for images. You must be connected to the internet during your presentation for online objects to display. This button is in the "Media" section of the "Insert" toolbar and will open a menu with options to search your computer or the internet for video files. A window will appear to search YouTube or add an embedded video link. Either option will add and embedded video window to your slide. Embedded videos can only play if you are connected to the internet during your presentation. This will open a window to browse your computer for video files. Once selected, you can click and drag to move the video around on the slide.
Summary: Open Powerpoint. Go to the "Insert" tab. Click "Pictures". Click "Online Pictures". Click "Video". Select "Online Videos". Select "Video on my computer".

Problem: Article: The idea of eating out is a tempting one, especially when you're pregnant and don't have the energy to cook. However, you can make yourself a home cooked meal that won't just save you money, but will also ensure that you're eating healthier for the babies. Consider trading in your current vehicle and purchasing a used one. Many car dealerships offer used vehicles with little wear and tear, and will even include a warranty.
Summary: Eat at home instead of going out to a restaurant. Thinking of upgrading your car to a minivan or truck to accommodate your growing family?

Problem: Article: Before you can open an HSA, you must first be on a High-Deductible Health Plan. The HSA is meant to offset the costs of the high deductible, so that's why it's only available with this type of plan. Your plan should have this label on it. Plus, it will likely note that you can open an HSA with it. You can simply choose a High-Deductible Health Plan from your employer, or pick one when choosing health insurance from the marketplace exchange. HSA accounts are typically administered through banks, though they can also be administered through credit unions, insurance companies, and brokers. You can simply open one up with your bank if that's your preference, and you usually don't need another account with the bank. However, you should check on a few things, such as maintenance fees and investment options. Maintenance fees can run anywhere from nothing to $5 USD or more per month. Also, ask if there are any other fees to pay. Your employer may choose your HSA administrator for you. Your health insurance company may also recommend a bank for an HSA fund. One benefit of an HSA is you can use some of the money to invest in mutual funds once you reach a certain amount, usually $2,000 USD. Investing in mutual funds can help you earn more money over time. If you just keep it as cash, rather than investing, you'll only earn a small amount of interest. Check on investment options. Some banks will have mutual funds to choose from, but others may not have a way for you to invest the funds.
Summary: Enroll in a High-Deductible Health Plan. Pick an administrator. Decide if you want to invest in mutual funds.

Problem: Article: Your thesis is the theory you're attempting to prove. Choose something that is debatable, and be as specific as possible. For example, instead of saying, "Pollution is bad for the environment," which is not debatable, say, "To reduce pollution, the government should tax car owners more heavily." Try not to be combative or confrontational in your thesis. Don't use words like stupid or evil, which can quickly alienate the people you're trying to convince. It may also be helpful to present both sides of the argument in a neutral and objective way early in your presentation. Seek out a librarian at your local library and ask them to help you find books and journals that relate to your research. If you are putting together an assignment for a class, your teacher may be able to provide sources, as well. You can also do much of your research online, but you'll need to be careful about which sites you're using. Some are more reliable than others. Government or university websites, peer-reviewed journals, well-known news publications, or documentaries are good places to start. In general, social media posts, personal websites, and collaborative websites where anyone can make changes are not reliable sources to cite. These are, however, a good place to gain a basic understanding of a topic. They might also cite more reliable sources that you can use. Avoid sources that are trying to sell you something, since their claims may not be completely honest. Research an opposing viewpoint so that you can anticipate the arguments someone else will make against your thesis. This will also help you prepare for your response to the counterargument. Try imagining what someone who disagreed with you would say. For example, if you're arguing for taxing drivers in order to reduce pollution, research the ways in which taxes can have a negative impact on society.
Summary:
Select your thesis. Find reliable sources that support your thesis. Find reliable sources that support the counterargument.