INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Find and tap the gray gear icon on your home screen or in an app folder to open the Settings menu. This option is listed next to a white key icon in a gray square. You can find it towards the middle of the Settings menu. This option is at the bottom of the page. This will prevent your Mail, Contacts, Calendar, and other accounts to automatically fetch data in the background whenever possible. Data fetching automatically updates your account and app data in the background, and fetch data like email notifications and RSS feeds. When Push is enabled, data updates are pushed to your iPad in the background whenever possible, using up your battery. When this option is selected, apps like Mail, Contacts, and Calendars will stop automatically fetching data on a frequency schedule. Automatically checks for updates on a frequency schedule. Manually checks for updates only when an app like Mail or Calendar is in use. This option uses your battery more efficiently. Alternatively, you can select an option like Hourly or Every 30 Minutes here. This will restrict the amount of time your apps periodically fetch new data.

SUMMARY: Open the Settings app on your iPad. Scroll down and tap Passwords & Accounts in Settings. Tap Fetch New Data at the bottom. Slide the Push switch to the Off position. Scroll down and select Manually under the "FETCH" heading.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Details about registration, as well as the age, weight, and experience for each division, are sent to clubs in advance. Most tournaments require a small entrance fee of $40-60. If you're unsure of what division you should compete in, consult your sensei. Some events require completion of pre-registration by mail weeks before the tournament itself. Level one events are for beginners, level two is intermediate, level three is for experienced players, level four for competitors aspiring to be ranked, and level five for performance level judokas. A gi is a traditional uniform descended from Japanese garments like the kimono. It should be durable enough to not rip, and must be no higher than 5cm (2.0in) above extended wrists and ankles. Wrap a belt around the jacket and tie with the traditional knot. Usually, registrations are the morning before the tournament and are held between 8-10am. Minors should be accompanied by their parent or legal guardian, who will have to sign the registration form granting the minor permission to compete. You don't want to get anxious thinking about vague ideas of winning or losing or tire yourself out fidgeting and practicing your moves. Ask your coach for help planning out how best to combat your opponent's specific style. Consider what patterns, feints, and attacks you know, and imagine how you will react if your opponent uses certain grips or throws. By increasing your blood flow and muscle temperature, your muscles will be primed to contract faster and your reaction time will be increased. Dynamic stretches like high knees, butt kicks, and jump lunges are best, as they have been shown to improve later performance.

SUMMARY: Check the tournament notices sent to your club. Ensure you have a gi to wear. Bring your ID and judo membership card to registration. Focus your thoughts and envision the techniques you will use. Stretch and warm-up for 10-30 minutes to prevent injuries.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Tomatillos grow about 3 to 4 feet (0.91 to 1.22m) in height and about 3 to 4 feet (0.91 to 1.22m) in width, so it is important to give the plants plenty of room to grow. Plant the plants so that they have 3 to 4 feet (0.91 to 1.22m) between them and other plants. Make sure that the rows are 3 to 4 feet (0.91 to 1.22m) apart as well. The holes will need to be about 4 to 6 inches (10 to 15cm) deep to accommodate the plants. You can check to see if the holes are deep enough by placing the plant into them. The top of the soil on the plant should be level with the ground. To enrich the soil before you cover the roots of the plants, mix in some organic mulch, such as grass clippings. Another option is to mix a bag of all-purpose fertilizer into the garden soil before planting. Spread out the bag over a 100 feet (30m) area. Tomatillo plants produce lots of fruit, and the stems may sag into the soil from the weight of the tomatillos. To avoid sagging stems, place a cage around the each of the plants. Keep in mind that the stems will take root if they sit in the soil for too long. Check the plants regularly and lift any sagging stems up and over the cage to support them.

SUMMARY: Space plants 3 feet (0.91m) apart. Dig a hole that is deep enough to completely cover the roots. Add some organic mulch to the soil. Use cages to support the plants.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: If you receive a package with packing peanuts, inquire as to whether the company will take them back. They are likely to agree as they will be able to reuse them for another customer, saving the company money. Though you likely cannot recycle packing peanuts in your bins at home or at the local drop-off center, there are places you can drop them off for recycle. The Alliance of Foam Packaging Recyclers has a list of places to drop-off packing peanuts by state (U.S. only) on the AFPR website The Plastic Loose Fill Council also lists drop-off locations by state (U.S. only). Though you may have to pay for shipping, many companies, such as the EPS Industrial Alliance, will take your packing peanuts for free.

SUMMARY:
Ask companies to take them back. Find a drop-off center. Send them to a recycling center.