INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Contract phones need to be locked to the mobile network carrier for a specific span of time, as stated in the contract or agreement. However, some carriers lets you unlock your phone even while under contract, as long as you meet the following criteria: You are the owner of the Optimus G and can provide the account details related to the phone's contract. Your phone has already been paid in full price, regardless of the remaining time you need to stay on the service as stated in the contract. In example, you've already paid the full price of the Optimus G even if you're only on the first year of your contract. Your phone was not reported as stolen or lost. If you meet these basic criteria, then you may call your carrier's customer service hotline and ask if your Optimus G is eligible for unlocking. If it is, they will assist you with the process of unlocking your phone. You may call these numbers if your Optimus G is from one of these carriers:AT&T (U.S. Clients): (800) 331-0500Verizon (U.S. Clients): (800) 922-0204 or dial *611 from your Verizon phoneSprint (U.S. Clients): (844) 665-6327 or dial *2 from your Sprint phone Once your phone has been unlocked, you can now use any SIM from other mobile network carriers, both local and international.

SUMMARY: Meet the carrier's criteria to unlock your phone. Contact your carrier.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Saliva/oral fluid-based drug tests can generally detect drug use during the previous few hours and days. They're becoming more prevalent because of their convenience, non-invasiveness, and low cost. Saliva tests can detect any drug that can also be found in the blood. Drug detection in saliva tests begins immediately upon use and can continue for up to 4 days. However, many light drug users might be able to pass a saliva test as soon as 26-33 hours after drug use.. For this reason, some people consider a saliva drug test to be a more useful diagnostic for impairment than general drug-related behavior. People in professions that are concerned about impairment (such as commercial trucking companies) might be more likely to take a saliva drug test for this reason. The drug detection times in general are as follows: Marijuana and hashish (THC): An hour after ingestion, and up to 24 hours depending on use. Cocaine (including crack): From time of ingestion up to 2 to 3 days. Opiates: From time of ingestion up to 2 to 3 days. Methamphetamine and ecstasy: From time of ingestion up to 2 to 3 days. Benzodiazepines: From time of ingestion up to 2 to 3 days. Most saliva drug tests are taken directly at a laboratory, making it difficult to substitute samples or contaminate your saliva. Unlike a urine test, there are no privacy concerns with a saliva test, meaning that you might be watched throughout the duration of the test. The only guarantee of passing a drug test is refraining from drug use during the detection period, 1-4 days prior to the test. Studies show that eating, drinking, brushing your teeth, or using mouthwash might have a temporary effect on saliva drug test results. However, these effects disappear after 30 minutes or so. For this reason, many drug companies require that you do not eat or drink for 30 minutes prior to the test. During this period, you might be observed in the laboratory. However, if you are not observed, you might be able to get away with rinsing your mouth with a commercial mouthwash. It is possible that you might be asked to re-take the test if this contamination is detected.

SUMMARY: Know how the test works. Know the detection times. Refrain from drug use within 2-4 days of getting tested. Rinse your mouth with food, beverages, or mouthwash.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: If you're using a mouse, move the cursor to the upper-right corner. There are several "Get started" buttons on this screen. Click the one in the "Refresh your PC without affecting your files" section. You personal files will be saved. Apps installed from the Windows Store will be reinstalled. Apps downloaded or installed from disk will not be reinstalled. Depending on how Windows 8 was installed on your computer, you may be prompted to insert the installation disk. If you don't have an installation disk, you can create a recovery disk that will work as well. Your computer will reboot and begin refreshing. This may take several minutes. Your Windows Store apps will be reinstalled and your files will be where you left them. Any programs you installed from disk or downloaded from the internet will need to be reinstalled.

SUMMARY: Swipe in from the right side of the screen. Click or tap Settings. Click or tap Change PC settings. Click or tap Update and recovery. Click or tap Recovery. Click or tap Get started for "Refresh." Review what will be saved and removed. Click or tap Next. Insert your Windows 8 installation disk if prompted. Click or tap Refresh. Wait for your computer to refresh. Sign in with your user account. Wait while Windows finishes setting up.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: You should also treat a severe sprain with rest, ice, compression, and elevation. However, while a less serious sprain can heal within 2 to 4 weeks or less, a severe sprain can take months to heal. Keep weight off of your foot and stick with RICE treatment throughout the healing process. A severe sprain involves significant ligament damage. In order to heal, your foot needs to be immobilized as much as possible. Your doctor will provide you with an immobilization cast or boot and let you know how long to wear it. The most serious sprains may require surgery. If you have severe ligament damage, your primary doctor will likely refer you to a podiatrist, or foot specialist. After surgical reconstruction, you'll have to wear a boot for 4 to 8 weeks. Depending on your injury's severity, you'll start physical therapy 4 to 8 weeks after surgery. It could take anywhere from 16 weeks to 12 months to fully recover.

SUMMARY:
Continue with RICE and allow 6 to 8 months for severe sprains to heal. Wear an immobilizing cast according to your doctor's instructions. Discuss surgical treatments if your ligaments are seriously damaged.