INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Rooting will erase all personal data from your tablet, such as photos, contacts, and music. " This will allow your tablet to install programs from sources outside of Google Play Store. The file will begin downloading. " The Towelroot app will begin the installation process on your tablet. " Your Android tablet will begin the rooting process, which may take up to several minutes to complete. Alternately, you can download the app from https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=eu.chainfire.supersu&hl=en. The app will automatically configure and prepare your device for use with rooted apps, and the rooting process will be complete.

SUMMARY: Back up all data on your Android to Google's servers, your computer, or to a third-party cloud storage service. Tap on Menu, then tap on "Settings" on your Android tablet. Tap on "Security," then place a checkmark next to "Unknown sources. Navigate to the official Towelroot website on your tablet at https://towelroot.com/. Tap on the Lambda symbol, which is the red icon located in the middle of the landing page. Select the option to save the Towelroot .apk file (tr.apk) to your tablet. Wait for the download to complete, then pull down the notification screen from the top of your tablet. Tap on "Download Complete," then tap on "Install. Wait for installation to complete, then pull down the notification screen from the top of your tablet. Tap on "Installation Complete," then tap on "Make it Ra1n. Select the option to install the SuperSU app. Open SuperSU when installation is complete.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: While most patients who have had diabetes for some time are able to tell when their blood sugar levels are low, it is still important to recognize the symptoms of diabetes-related hypoglycemia so that you can prevent severe episodes, including loss of consciousness and other fatal complications. Some common symptoms are indicated below: Dizziness: This occurs because there is reduced sugar level in the brain cells. The brain needs nutrients for proper functioning capability. When there is reduced blood sugar level, you will be feel dizzy. Trembling: This is caused by reduced energy levels in the body due to reduced blood sugar. The sugar that is present in the blood is taken up by the cells used for the production of energy. Hunger: This is also caused by reduced amounts of energy. When you go into a diabetes-related hypoglycemic state, all the food that was present in your body has been broken down into sugar. This leaves you with no food in the abdomen and high hunger levels. Increased heart rate: This is caused by reduced nutrients in the cells, which causes your heart to work harder while trying to meet the demands of the body. Confusion: This occurs due to reduced nutrients to the brain cells, which leads to impaired brain functionality. Headache: Headache is also caused by impaired brain functionality. Poor coordination: This is caused by reduced energy levels in the body. Poor concentration: This is caused by impaired brain functionality. Fainting: This is caused by impaired brain functionality and reduced energy levels in the body. Coma: This occurs in severe cases when there is a prolonged period of low blood sugar. Diabetics who understand the risk factors for hypoglycemia can learn to prevent cases of hypoglycemia. Hypoglycemia is common in diabetic patients who inject an excess dosage of insulin. Insulin lowers the blood sugar level but when high doses are used, the levels will spike, thus causing hypoglycemia. Hypoglycemia is common in diabetic patients who miss meals. Diabetics are advised to eat all their meals to ensure that their sugar levels remain normal. The food eaten is broken down into sugar that is used by the body for the production of energy. When a meal is missed, the body will have insufficient levels of sugar. Hypoglycemia is common in diabetic patients who take part in excessive exercise. Foods are broken down into sugar, which is then taken by the cells for the production of energy. During exercise, a lot of energy is consumed, which can leave you with decreased sugar levels. Knowing that diabetes-related hypoglycemia is life threatening, it is important to be knowledgeable on how to prevent these episodes. Here are some simple lifestyle practices to keep in mind: Munch on complex carbohydrates for snacks. This will help you maintain and stabilize the blood sugar levels in your body. Bring both simple and complex carbohydrate snacks with you at all times. Eat at regular times throughout the day. When physically active, it is important to replace the carbohydrates and glucose used up by your body. Have an emergency kit with you containing glucagon at all times.

SUMMARY: Recognize the symptoms. Understand the risk factors. Prevent diabetes-related hypoglycemic episodes.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Feminism has several possible definitions, depending on which school of thought you reference. However, the two main definitions of feminism are: Feminism is a movement by women for women. This means that feminists are women who are working to better the lives of other women. There can be different types of feminism that represent different female groups in society, from African American women to trans women, but the basis of the movement is for and by women. Men can act as allies to women and work with women to demonstrate their support of the movement but they are not a dominant force in the movement. Feminism is a movement about gender justice. This means that feminism works against the system of oppression we live in, which affects women as well as other non-binary individuals (or individuals who are not straight men). In this approach to feminism, people of all genders can be feminists as long as they are willing to work to dismantle the system of oppression that we currently live in. A big part of being a feminist is understanding that as individuals we live in a patriarchal society. This means that society is based on a system of customs and rules that are created by heterosexual men for heterosexual men. As a result of the patriarchal system, individuals who are not heterosexual men (including women) are discriminated against or are not given fair treatment. Recognizing that we exist in a patriarchal society will allow you to better understand the need for feminism and for movements to work against the existing patriarchy. Just because feminism works against the effects of patriarchy does not mean feminists hate all men. Instead, men can be seen as allies to women in the fight against patriarchy. The support of men in the feminist movement will ultimately benefit people of all genders. Educate yourself on a daily basis by integrating feminist blogs and websites into your internet reading routine. Rather than click on the standard news and opinion sites, seek out websites and blogs that address current news and issues from a feminist perspective. This will allow you to access the perspective of feminists and support them by reading what they have to say. There are several well known feminist blogs and websites online that are updated regularly. Many of these blogs are written by women for women, but are of course, accessible for men, too. You can also throw financial support behind feminist issues by subscribing to feminist publications. Many of these publications have low subscription fees and appeal to a wide readership, with articles on pop culture and political issues from a feminist perspective. Look for feminist magazines, such as Bitch Magazine or BUST Magazine, at your local bookstore, magazine stand, or at your local library. You can also subscribe to these magazines online.

SUMMARY:
Understand the two major definitions of feminism. Be aware of the role of patriarchy in our society. Read feminist blogs and websites. Subscribe to feminist publications.