Problem: Article: This sub-zone is on the east side of Orgrimmar, with a large river through it. Look for a bright red hot air balloon floating above the Valley, just past the bridge from the city center. This portal is located directly below this balloon, next to the Pandaren monk trainer Ji Firepaw.
Summary: Visit the Valley of Honor. Look for a red balloon. Enter the portal to Honeydew Village.

Problem: Article: Don't go too overboard -- Pocahontas certainly wasn't orange. If your skin is pale, go for a sunkissed look with blushes and bronzers. If you made it yourself, all the better! Check out images of Pocahontas online if you want to imitate the Disney character. Hers was blue with a white pendant. The necklace is a good opportunity to add color to your costume. Consider armbands and bracelets as well, but don't go overboard. Pick one or two accessories. Less is more here. If you'd like to make it more manageable, braid it into one or two long braids. Pocahontas doesn't have to have dark hair, but it is the traditional look. If you have long hair already, you may want to invest in a swimming cap to keep your tresses from sneaking out and putting a damper on your completed look. Use the same material you used to make your outfit. Cut three long strands and braid them together, starting with the end knotted. Braid enough to wrap around your head, but leave loose ends to dangle. You can then attach beads or feathers to the hanging ends to spice up your outfit. Just tie at the base of your head and then again at the bottom of the strands.
Summary: Wear bronzer on your cheeks to give yourself a tanned look. Wear a wooden beaded necklace. Find a long flowing dark wig at a costume hire store or similar outlet. Braid a headband.

Problem: Article: Foods high in fiber can help you to maintain a healthy weight and ensure you are getting enough fiber in your diet from vegetables and fruits. Go for meals packed with fresh fruits or vegetables as well as healthy sources of protein like chicken, tofu, and beans. Keep your meals low in fat so you can keep your insulin levels low and maintain a healthy weight.  Make a meal plan and go shopping at the start of the week so you have ingredients on hand to prepare meals. Focus on having a good balance of fresh produce, grains, and protein in all your meals. Try to cook at home as much as you can and reduce eating out so you are only going out to eat 1-2 times a week. Preparing your own meals will ensure you know what is in them. Omega-3 helps to keep your androgen levels low. Add foods like flaxseed, salmon, walnuts, sardines, and chia seeds to your diet to keep your omega-3 levels up. Cut fast food, prepackaged food, sweets, and candy out of your diet to keep your carbohydrate and sugar levels down. Eating foods high in refined carbohydrates and sugars can cause your insulin levels to spike and increase your androgen levels. Cutting out these foods can also help you to maintain a healthy weight, which can then improve your androgen levels. 45 minutes a day, 5 days a week. Maintaining a healthy weight and staying active can help to keep your androgen levels down and prevent the development of polycystic ovary syndrome. Schedule in regular workouts once a day so you can stay fit. Try walking or biking to work. Take up swimming or sign up for a fitness class so you are physically active several times a week. A combination of strength training and cardio exercises are ideal for maintaining a healthy weight and staying active.
Summary: Add high-fiber, low-fat foods to your diet. Go for foods rich in omega-3. Avoid foods high in refined carbohydrates and sugar. Exercise

Problem: Article: Create labels for your data in the first column to keep things organized. Here's what you should put in each cell:  .  A1: Loan Amount  A2: Interest Rate  A3: Months  A4: Payments Fill out cells B1-B3 with information about your loan. Leave B4 (the cell next to the Payments label) blank.  The "Months" value should be the total number of months in the loan term. For example, if you have a 2-year loan, enter 24. The "Interest Rate" value should be a percentage (e.g., 8.2%). To do this, click cell B4, and then type the following formula into the formula (fx) bar at the top of the sheet and then press ↵ Enter or ⏎ Return: =ROUND(PMT($B$2/12,$B$3,-$B$1,0), 2).  The dollar signs in the formula are absolute references to make sure the formula will always look to those specific cells, even if it is copied elsewhere into the worksheet. The loan interest rate must be divided by 12, since it is an annual rate that is calculated monthly. For example, if your loan is for $150,000 at 6 percent interest for 30 years (360 months), your loan payment will calculate out to $899.33. You'll be adding some additional data to the sheet, which requires a second chart area. Enter the following labels into the cells:  A7: Period  B7: Beginning Balance  C7: Payment  D7: Principal  E7: Interest  F7: Cumulative Principal  G7: Cumulative Interest  H7: Ending Balance. This column will contain your payment dates. Here's what to do:  Type the month and year of the first loan payment in cell A8. You may need to format the column to show the month and year correctly. Click the cell once to select it. Drag down from the center of the selected cell downward to cover all cells through A367. If this doesn't make all of the cells reflect the correct monthly payment dates, click the small icon with a lightning bolt on it at the bottom-right corner of the bottommost cell and make sure the Last Month option is selected. The beginning balance of your loan into cell B8. In cell C8, type =$B$4 and press Enter or Return. In cell E8, create a formula to calculate the loan interest amount on the beginning balance for that period. The formula will look like =ROUND($B8*($B$2/12), 2). The single dollar sign creates a relative reference. The formula will look for the appropriate cell in the B column. In cell D8, subtract the loan interest amount in cell E8 from the total payment in C8. Use relative references so this cell will copy correctly. The formula will look like =$C8-$E8. In cell H8, create a formula to subtract the principal portion of the payment from the beginning balance for that period. The formula will look like =$B8-$D8. Cell B9 should include a relative reference to the ending balance of the prior period. Type =$H8 into B9 and press Enter or Return. Copy cells C8, D8 and E8 and paste them into C9, D9 and E9 (respectively) Copy H8 and paste it into H9. This is where the relative reference becomes helpful. In cell F9, create a formula to tabulate cumulative principal paid. The formula will look like this: =$D9+$F8. Enter the cumulative interest formula into G9 like this: =$E9+$G8. When you rest the mouse cursor over the bottom-right part of the highlighted area, the cursor will turn to a crosshair. This populates all the cells through row 367 with the amortization schedule. If this looks funny, click the small spreadsheet-looking icon at the bottom-right corner of the final cell and select Copy Cells.
Summary:
Open a new spreadsheet in Microsoft Excel. Create labels in column A. Enter the information pertaining to your loan in column B. Calculate your payment in cell B4. Create column headers in row 7. Populate the Period column. Fill out the other entries in cells B8 through H8. Continue the schedule by creating the entries in B9 through H9. Highlight cells B9 through H9. Drag the crosshair all the way down to row 367.