In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Select the option to "connect as media device" if prompted to do so by Windows. In most cases, the LG G2 will display as "VS980 4G" in Windows Explorer. For example, if you are moving music files from iTunes, click on "Internal Storage" and select "Music." By default, iTunes files on Windows computers are stored at "C:\Users\username\My Music\iTunes\." The media files you moved from iTunes will now be available on your LG G2.
Summary: Connect your LG G2 to your computer using a USB cable. Wait for your computer to recognize your LG G2. Press the "Windows" + "E" keys to open a new session of Windows Explorer. Click on the name of your device in the left pane of Windows Explorer. Navigate to the media folder to which you want iTunes media transferred. Navigate to the iTunes media files you want transferred to your LG G2. Click and drag the media files from iTunes over to your LG G2 in the left pane of Windows Explorer. Disconnect your LG G2 from your computer after you have finished transferring files.

This is incredibly important, because trying to apply a top coat too early or bumping your wet nails on something will distort your beautiful flowers. Some nail polishes are specifically marketed as quick drying, but others will take at least half an hour to dry fully. To speed up the process, dry your nails with a hairdryer. The trick is to set it on "cool." Hot air will actually keep the polish from hardening, so cool air is the way to go. The drugstore sells special polish-drying sprays, so pick one up if you're desperate to get your nails dried quickly.
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One-sentence summary -- Allow your flowers to dry fully.

Q: The number one cause of dried out polish is leaving the cap off of the bottle. A good general rule is to keep the cap on the bottle whenever you're not using the brush to apply polish. If you stop using one color or switch to another, don't leave it open on the counter. Take a few seconds to screw the cap back on. Remember nail polish is made to dry quickly when it comes in contact with air whether or not it's on your nails. Screwing the cap on tightly is important. A loose seal can let air in or lead to messy cap threads (see below). Heat and light are your enemies when it comes to keeping your polish fresh. Try to store your polish somewhere out of the sun and away from sources of heat to keep the polish lasting longer. If you have room in your refrigerator, this is a good place to keep your polish. Otherwise, keep it in a closed cabinet (rather than on the counter). Polish that is allowed to sit for long periods of time is more likely to start to set. To avoid this, occasionally roll the polish in your hands or turn the bottle over a few times. If you paint your nails regularly, just agitate the polish every time you use it. Otherwise, take a few seconds to agitate each bottle every two to four days, You can also shake the bottle gently, but shaking vigorously can create bubbles which can make the polish apply unevenly the next time you use it. Gunky threads (the spiraling ridges on the mouth of the bottle that the cap screws on to) can affect the cap's seal and even let in air. Luckily, it's not hard to clean the threads once they get clogged with caked-on polish. See below: Moisten a cotton ball or Q-tip with fingernail polish remover. Try to squeeze most of the remover back into the bottle you don't need a soaking wet cotton ball. Gently scrub the cap threads. The dried polish should start to dissolve. If necessary, re-soak your cotton ball or switch to a new one. Finish by wiping the clean cap threads with a tissue. Try not to let nail polish remover get into the polish itself. This can affect the texture of your polish it may even ruin the whole bottle if enough gets in.
A: Keep the cap on the bottle when you're not using the brush. Keep the polish in a cool, dark, area, such as a refrigerator. Agitate the polish every few days. Clean messy cap threads.

Problem: Article: Cold symptoms in a cat can be caused by a bacterial infection or a virus. Look for symptoms which may include sniffing, sneezing, a runny nose, pus-like discharge around the eyes, difficulty breathing, and lethargy which can all point to a cold. In rare cases, your cat may also have a cough. Increased humidity will help with your cat's breathing while they're sick. Use a humidifier, if you have one, or confine your cat to a steamy bathroom a few times a day for 10 to 15 minutes at a time. Some cats may dislike being confined. Many will cry and/or scratch at the door to get out. If your cat does this for longer than 3-5 minutes, don't force them. That can cause stress exacerbating the illness and prolonging recovery. When your cat is sick, you may notice discharge around their eyes, nose and ears. A few times a day, take a damp washcloth and gently wash your cat's face all the while murmuring soothing words. Cats react to the tone in your voice and it may help keep them calm while you do this, unpleasant to them, chore. Use warm water. Make sure the water you use is not extremely hot or cold as this can shock your cat's system. If your cat is sick, it may not want to eat. However, it's important they get the nutrients they need to stay strong during an illness. Cats will often lose their appetite when sick walking away from food they would have happily devoured yesterday. If your cat is not interested in eating, try warming it a little in the microwave for a few minutes. This will create a stronger smell and may entice your cat to eat. You can also try providing your cat with a special, tasty food that it may be more likely to eat. You can also try adding some water to the food to make it easier for the cat to eat. If you have other pets, you may need to separate them. Infections such as these are contagious within the incubation period which can be from between 2-10 days. Your pet is also probably lethargic and will eat slower than normal. Keeping other animals at a distance during feeding time will reduce the chance that they take the sick cat's food before they're finished eating. Make sure fresh, clean water is out at all times. A sick cat needs to keep hydrated. Pay attention to the water bowl and refill and /or clean as necessary. Adding water to canned food can help keep your cat hydrated. Signs of dehydration include sunken eyes, "tacky" gums, and decreased skin elasticity.
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Identify the symptoms. Keep your home humid. Clean your cat's face. Encourage your cat to eat. Separate other household pets. Provide plenty of water.