Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Switch off your phone. Take the contract SIM card out of your phone. Replace the contract SIM card with another SIM card from a different service carrier. Switch on your phone. Enter the unlock key.

Answer: Press the Power button located either at the top or along the sides of the phone. The Power button's location depends on the make and model of your phone, but is commonly placed on these parts. Removing the SIM card depends on the make and model of your phone: Some phones have the "hot swap" feature. This means that the SIM card can be taken out of the phone without shutting it down. Look for a slot around the sides of your phone. If you can see one, carefully open it and you'll see the SIM card. To remove it, press it a little inside the phone and it will pop out. Some example of phones that have the "hot swap" feature are iPhones and some Android phones from LG and HTC. If you're phone doesn't have the "hot swap" feature or you can't find any SIM card slot around the phone, this means that you can take out the SIM card by removing the back cover and battery of the phone. Turn off your phone. Find a notch, either at the top or bottom side of the phone, that you can use to lift off the back cover. Once the cover is off, take out battery by following the arrows guides located on the battery itself. Insert the SIM card in place of the contract SIM card you took out, and place back the battery and back cover. Press the Power button and wait for the screen to light up. Instead of the normal home screen, a screen that requires you to enter a key will be displayed. Using your phone's keypad, type in the 8-digit unlock key. Press the "Enter" or "OK" button to enter the code. A confirmation message will appear on the screen notifying you that the key has been accepted. Your contract phone has been unlocked and is now ready to be used on any service carrier.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Draw inspiration from the 1940's and 1950's. Shop vintage and secondhand stores. Repurpose items you already own. Buy a bullet bra. Invest in a girdle or corset.

Answer: Your aim is to create an alluring hourglass silhouette. Shirtdresses and belts that cinch tight at your waist are a great way to achieve this look. Think about pin-ups from the past whose style your admire. Ava Gardner, Jayne Mansfield, Sophia Loren, Elizabeth Taylor, Lena Horne, Dorothy Dandridge, Kim Novak, Jane Russel, Betty Gable, and Marilyn Monroe all provide stunning examples. Even as you use famous pin-ups as a guide, try to create your own unique look. This is what will make the experience of dressing like a pin-up most fun and fulfilling. Look for genuine vintage items from this era, including pencil skirts, A-line skirts, Cuban heeled stockings, round toed pumps, wiggle dresses, swing dresses, petticoats, 3/4 sleeve cardigans, cropped cardigans with full sleeves, and high waist capri pants, to name a few. If you don't live near any good vintage stores, you can search for vintage goods online. You can also buy vintage reproduction clothing online from numerous companies such as Bettie Page Clothing and Stop Staring! True vintage clothing was produced in the era you are trying to portray, whereas retro clothing looks like it's from that era but was made more recently. Retro is a copy of the real thing produced in mass market, whereas vintage is the real thing. If your clothing was made before the eighties, check for the "Made in the USA" seal or whatever country you are situated in. On the tag there should be a union name and ID number. A tag that says "Made in China" is a sign that the article of clothing is not vintage. Clothing made of linen, cotton, and other natural fabrics are more likely to be genuine vintage items. Instead of buying clothes, you could invest in fabrics with vintage patterns and make your own clothes. This will require time and some level of skill, however, and so is better left to those with experience in sewing. Some items from your closet, like sweaters with boat necks and v-necks were popular in the 40's and 50's; you can add these to your pin-up wardrobe. Or try turning a cardigan backward and buttoning it up for a quick vintage pin-up look. This is the pointy-cupped brassiere that will give you the Marilyn Monroe sweater look which was all the rage during the pin-up era. 1940's and 1950's clothing is designed to be worn with base garments, so consider investing in a vintage girdle to give you a lovely silhouette. Though you may not have a natural hourglass shape, these undergarments will do a great job helping you "fake" it!

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Revise out-of-date phrases. Don't include graduation or class dates in your resume. Include the correct keywords in your resume. Ask a family member or friend to review your resume draft.

Answer: Depending on how long ago you thoroughly overhauled and re-wrote your resume, it may feature professional or colloquial expressions that sound dated in today's work place, or that no longer carry the same meaning. Read through your resume closely, and rewrite any decades-old business jargon or verbiage that makes you look old and out of touch with the professional world. For example, you and your resume would appear outdated if you use the term "director of personnel." Businesses have scrapped this term and instead use terms like "talent acquisition." To get an idea of the type of language that a specific employer is looking for, read through the company's online job posting or list of desired qualifications in potential employees. Then, use similar language when fleshing out your resume. When drafting your resume to make yourself competitive in the contemporary job market, avoid specifying dates on which degrees were earned or professional class were completed, as this will automatically make you appear older. Focus on the most recent relevant experiences within the category of education and professional coursework. For example, if you have a college degree, avoid mentioning high school on your resume. Keywords are specific words or phrases that automated resume-scanning systems are keyed to pick up on. Modify your resume, and especially the opening summary of experiences, to include keywords specific to your field and to the position you're applying for. This will ensure that hiring personnel see your resume and it's not discarded by an email filter. To find appropriate keywords, you can search for your position on a job-search website. Results will also yield a list of keywords commonly associated with the position. You can then plug these keywords into your own resume. For example, if you're applying for a paralegal position, employers will likely expect keywords like "paralegal," "years of experience," "legal system," and "law firm." It's easy to miss small errors on your own resume: small typos, sentences that could be better composed, or instances of descriptive wording that could be improved to present you as a better prospective hire. Having a friend look over the document for you before you apply for a job will help you catch and improve these errors and spots for improvement. You could also enlist the assistance of a professional resume coach, if you have the time and financial resources. A resume coach will help you tailor your resume for the job(s) you're applying to, and will have further tips of how to use your age to your advantage.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Identify what you can control and what you can't control. Develop a resilient mindset Cope with change

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Some things are simply beyond your control, but sometimes it can be difficult to know what you can and cannot control. By taking a moment to think about the situation, you may be able to tell if it is within your control or not. For example, losing your job because of a bad economy is an example of something you can't control. However, deciding on how you are going to react to losing your job in a bad economy is something that is within your control. Try to avoid engaging in unhealthy behaviors over the things you cannot control, such as blaming yourself for something you had no control over. . Being resilient encompasses many different qualities, but doing so can help you to cope with whatever life hands you a little better. Some things you can do to become a more resilient person include: Working on your self-discipline. Learning how to accept yourself and other people. Becoming more decisive. Improving your communication skills. Setting goals and working to achieve them. . Your life will change in small and dramatic ways sometimes, and while you may not be in control of these changes, you can work to become more adaptable to them. Adapting to change can be difficult, but looking for the opportunities and positive aspects of changes in your life may help. Resisting changes in your life may cause you to feel anxiety.