Problem: Article: The spiral end of the extractor goes into the hole. You can tap it with a hammer to make sure it's in there, but don't force it. The loose end should have a tap handle, which looks like a T, for you to hold onto. Twist the extractor counterclockwise until you can't turn it anymore. Grip the top of the extractor with a wrench. Continue to twist it counterclockwise until the screw pops free. Many extractors are designed to work with drills. Attach the free end of the extractor to the drill and turn on the drill to turn the screw counterclockwise. It'll come out without much resistance. When using the extractor with a drill, make sure the drill is set to rotate in reverse! If the screw is stuck, rigorously twist the extractor in both directions to break it loose. If you have a propane or butane torch, lightly heat the screw for a minute or two. This can only be done if you're working with non-flammable materials such as metal. Try the screw extractor again. The heat expands the metal, making it easier to pull out. Regular pliers may work, but clamping pliers keep a better grip on the screw. Twist the screw and try to pull it out. Heat also helps here in making the screw easier to pull out. You might also be able to drill further into the screw to weaken or break it. Be careful to avoid damaging the material around the screw. Screw-extracting pliers can be purchased at your local hardware store and are meant for removing screws.
Summary: Insert the extractor into the drilled hole. Twist the extractor with a wrench or drill. Heat the screw if it is stuck. Pull the screw out with pliers.

Problem: Article: For first-time growers, growing mushrooms from a ready-made kit can be a fun, easy option for producing your own mushrooms. These kits usually consist of plastic bags filled with sterilized, inoculated straw or soil. All you need to do keep the bag in the correct conditions and in seven to 10 days you'll have homegrown mushrooms. Kits will usually cost between $20 and $30 and can be used to grow most of the common mushroom varieties such as white button, crimini, portobello, lion's mane, shiitake, and oyster mushrooms. To begin the growing process, simply open the bag and place it in a bright location, out of direct sunlight such as a shady windowsill. The kit can be kept at room temperature, but it will need to be misted with water daily to keep humidity high. Some kits will provide plastic tents to cover the bag and maintain humidity levels. The mushrooms will start to sprout after seven to ten days, but you can expect to see two or three flushes of growth over a three month period. The great thing about these kits is that after they have finished producing mushrooms, you can bury them outdoors under bark mulch or in your compost pile. Then, depending on weather conditions, mushrooms may start to pop up in that spot.
Summary: Grow mushrooms from a kit.

Problem: Article: If you think your baby is running a fever, use a rectal thermometer to get the most accurate results. Place your baby on his or her stomach, or on his or her back with legs pulled up. Coat the base of the thermometer with petroleum jelly, and insert it slowly into the anus only about half an inch, so that the metal part is inside. Hold the thermometer still, and, when it beeps, remove it and read the results. Any rectal temperature over 100.4 degrees Fahrenheit (38 degrees Celsius) is considered a fever. If your baby is less than three months old, you need to call your doctor immediately or seek treatment at an urgent care center or emergency room. Young babies have very weak immune systems; their bodies cannot handle the minor infections that would not pose a risk to an older child or adult. If your baby is between three months old and twelve months old, you should call your doctor if the rectal temperature rises above 102.2 degrees Fahrenheit (39 degrees Celsius). If your baby's fever persists for longer than a day or two, even if it never rises about 102.2 degrees Fahrenheit (39 degrees Celsius), you should see your pediatrician as soon as possible. Certain symptoms warrant immediate medical treatment either from your pediatrician or, if you cannot reach him or her right away, from an emergency room. Some of these symptoms can be hard to identify in young babies, so use your best judgment and err on the side of caution. If your infant has a fever and any of the following symptoms, seek medical treatment: vomiting diarrhea earache abdominal pain headache sore throat painful urination swollen joints a rash Certain symptoms require emergency treatment. If you see any of the following symptoms, don't wait to see if they resolve themselves. Call for help immediately. unconsciousness or difficulty waking signs of severe pain stiff neck seizure blue lips, tongue or nails difficulty breathing dark purplish rashes or bruises signs of dehydration a lack of wet diapers, dark or strong-smelling urine, dry mouth, dry eyes, or sunken fontanels (soft spots)
Summary: Take your baby's temperature rectally. Recognize when a fever warrants medical care. Consider other symptoms. Know when to call the emergency services.

Problem: Article: Under the "General" tab, go to Date and Time and change the date to 18th February, 2014. If you don't do this, then the GBA4iOS will NOT work. Download version 1.6.2 if you are on iOS 6 or earlier. After downloading the app, you will be asked to open it.
Summary:
Go to your iOS device's settings. Change the Date & Time. Download GBA4iOS from http://gba4iosapp.com/download/ Download version 2.0.1 if you are running iOS 7 on your device. Open the app.