Changing size and color of mouse pointer...How? OSX 10.9.1

I'm having problems seeing my mouse on the screen. It's really frustrating sitting down and not finding it, immediately.
How do you change it? I just can't find it.

Adjust cursor size in System Preferences > Accessibility > Display

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