All personal data will be erased from your tablet during the rooting process. Sync your personal information with Google's servers, copy data over to your computer, or download a third-party cloud storage service app from Google Play Store. This file contains the rooting software needed to root your Nexus 7. " This software is required to complete the debugging portion of the rooting process on all Nexus devices. " This will place your Nexus 7 in recovery mode. When complete, your tablet will reboot and display the SuperSU app in the App drawer.
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One-sentence summary -- Back up all information on your Nexus 7 tablet. Navigate to the Chainfire website at https://download.chainfire.eu/295/CF-Root/CF-Auto-Root/CF-Auto-Root-grouper-nakasi-nexus7.zip. Scroll to the bottom of the landing page and click on the "CF-Auto-Root" .zip file. Select the option to save the file to your desktop. Double-click on the .zip file to extract the files. Navigate to Android's developer website at https://developer.android.com/sdk/win-usb.html#top and click on "Download Google USB Driver. Select the option to save the file to your desktop, then double-click on the .zip folder to extract the files. Double-click on the .exe file and follow the on-screen prompts to install the necessary Nexus drivers to your computer. Tap on Menu and select "Settings" on your Nexus 7 tablet. Tap on "Developer options," then place a checkmark next to "USB debugging. Power off your tablet, then press and hold the Volume Down and Power keys until your device boots up. Connect the tablet to your computer using a USB cable. Open the CF-Auto-Root folder you extracted earlier and run the "root-windows.bat" file. Follow the on-screen instructions to complete the rooting process.

Q: Use your Microsoft account to sign in. The cards will come in three forms: With an activation code With a code plus With a QR code This option should be available on your Xbox One's main menu. Once in the store, select Games.
A: Sign into your Xbox One. Choose the card you want to activate. Go to the Store.

Article: Stingray injuries can be accompanied by symptoms (some mild, some serious) such as those listed below: There is a puncture wound. The hole from the stinger (barb) can be quite large and may have a jagged appearance. The stingray rarely leaves the barb behind, but on rare occasions it may break off in the wound. The victim experiences immediate and severe pain radiating from the puncture site. The wounded area swells significantly. The puncture site bleeds. Skin color around the wound initially appears blue, then changes to red. The victim sweats abnormally. The victim becomes faint, weak, or dizzy. The victim develops a headache. The victim experiences nausea, vomiting, or diarrhea. The victim experiences shortness of breath. The victim has a seizure or experiences muscle cramping or paralysis. The following are strong indications that medical assistance is immediately required: The injury is located in the victim's abdomen, chest, neck, or face. The victim bleeds profusely. The victim experiences difficulty breathing, itching, nausea, tightness in the throat, rapid pulse, dizziness, or loss of consciousness. Lay the victim down on the ground if the incident occurs near shore, or on the floor or seat of a boat if the incident occurs in open water with a vessel nearby. Getting out of the water quickly and safely is essential to prevent further injury. If the victim is vomiting, turn him on his side to prevent choking. This is best done by applying pressure to the puncture site with a clean cloth or towel. If no clean cloth or towel is available, a shirt or other piece of clothing can be used. Only apply as much pressure as is needed to stop or significantly slow the loss of blood. If the victim is conscious, ask her whether the pressure is tolerable or if it is causing significantly more pain. If the stingray barb is still present in the wound, removing it will stop additional toxins from being released into the wound. However, the barb is serrated and will slice the skin as it is extracted, which releases more venom into the wound. In addition, attempted removal by someone other than a trained medical professional may cause the barb to break in the wound, meaning a doctor will need to go into the wound again to remove the broken pieces left behind. A very large barb may actually be blocking a wound and preventing severe bleeding. For these reasons, you should only attempt to remove the barb if there is no chance of prompt medical care, such as if you are very far out at sea. If no tweezers are available, needle-nosed pliers can be used to remove the barb. If possible, choose a tool that is relatively clean so as not to introduce potentially infectious agents to the victim's wound. Be careful not to sting yourself or anyone else with the barb once it is removed from the victim's wound. Dispose of the barb by placing it in an empty bottle and replacing the cap or wrapping it in several plastic bags. This prevents anyone else from accidentally coming into contact with it. Do not use your bare hands to remove the barb from the victim's wound. If no implements are available for removal of the barb, it is best to wait until medical professionals can do this. Even thick gloves cannot eliminate your risk of being pricked by the barb during removal, so extreme caution is advised.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Watch for common symptoms. Seek immediate medical attention if symptoms appear to be serious. Remove the victim from the water and bring him to safety. Stop the bleeding. Remove the barb with tweezers if medical care is not available.

Article: To prevent blackheads from returning, wash your skin and moisturize it with products that won't clog your pores. These non-comedogenic products won't contain dyes, chemical additives, or natural ingredients, such as coconut oil, that tend to clog pores. Products might also say they're non-acnegenic or non-pore clogging. If you usually wash your back before shampooing and conditioning your hair, switch your routine. Tilt your head to the side as you rinse shampoo and moisturizer from your hair. This will help the residual hair product drain down your side instead of down your back. Then you can wash your back so it's completely clean. Your blackhead treatments will be more effective if your skin is clean and free from oily shampoo residue. Look for masks that will deep clean your pores so they don't get clogged with dead skin cells. Choose a mask that's made with clay, charcoal, or sulfur since these will help to loosen any blackheads that are on your back. You can also purchase all-natural ingredients to make the masks yourself. Take a shower and wash your back thoroughly. Then turn off the water and rub the mask over your back. Let the mask sit on your skin for 10 minutes so the ingredients can work their way into your pores. Rinse the mask off and pat your skin dry. To lock in moisture, rub a moisturizer designed for your skin type onto your back after you dry off. For example, if you have sensitive skin, choose a gentle moisturizer that doesn't contain fragrance. If you workout or get sweaty, take a shower as soon as you can and change into a dry shirt. It's important to keep oil and sweat from sticking your back because these will clog your pores and develop blackheads. Wear cotton clothing that fits loosely when you workout so the sweat isn't trapped against your back.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Choose non-comedogenic skincare products. Wash and moisturize your hair before you wash your back. Buy a clay or charcoal mask product. Apply a mask product to your back once a week. Keep your skin clean and dry throughout the day.