Article: " " Your computer will now be ready to sync your iTunes Store purchases with your iPhone. If you purchased items from the iTunes Store using multiple Apple IDs, you will be required to repeat the authorization process for each Apple ID you used to purchase applications and media. Upon recognition, iTunes will display a dialog box informing you that your iPhone is synced with another iTunes library. If the dialog box does not display, you may have chosen the option not to show that particular dialog box again during a previous session of iTunes. If so, click on "File," point to "Devices," and select "Transfer Purchases." {"smallUrl":"https:\/\/www.wikihow.com\/images\/thumb\/c\/c1\/Transfer-Purchases-from-an-iPhone-to-iTunes-Step-6Bullet1-Version-2.jpg\/v4-459px-Transfer-Purchases-from-an-iPhone-to-iTunes-Step-6Bullet1-Version-2.jpg","bigUrl":"\/images\/thumb\/c\/c1\/Transfer-Purchases-from-an-iPhone-to-iTunes-Step-6Bullet1-Version-2.jpg\/aid3785635-v4-728px-Transfer-Purchases-from-an-iPhone-to-iTunes-Step-6Bullet1-Version-2.jpg","smallWidth":460,"smallHeight":334,"bigWidth":"728","bigHeight":"529","licensing":"<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>License: <a rel="nofollow" class="external text" href="https:\/\/creativecommons.org\/licenses\/by-nc-sa\/3.0\/">Creative Commons<\/a><br>
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Open iTunes on your Windows or Mac computer. Click on "Store" in the menu bar of iTunes and select "Authorize This Computer. Enter the Apple ID and password you use for the iTunes Store into the fields provided. Click on "Authorize. Connect your iPhone to your computer using the USB cable. Wait for iTunes to recognize your iPhone. Click on "Transfer Purchases. Disconnect your iPhone from your computer.
Article: Many falls on stairs occur as a result of poor visibility. Ensure that all steps in your home are well lit. Use lighting that makes stairwells visible and does not cause glare or create shadows. Make sure there is a light switch at the top and bottom of each staircase. Night lighting that does not need to be turned on is also a good idea to help prevent falls. Sturdy handrails can help assist with balance and prevent falls. Make sure you have a handrail on both sides of the staircase. Handrails should begin before the first step and end after the last step. For added safety include a tactile indicator on the handrail to warn when the staircase is coming to an end. Position handrails at elbow height for maximum safety. The suggested height is 35 1/2 to 38 inches for adults. Ensure that handrails are easy to see even at night. You should be able to wrap your entire hand around a handrail for the best grip. Don't carry things while on the stairs so that your hands are free to grip the railings. It is much more difficult to use stairs that are not uniform or have a bend. You may find it helpful to read Build Stairs in order to learn how to build stairs that are uniform and structurally sound. It is also important that you update and repair your stairs over time. For example, a floor board may become loose and need replacing, or carpeting may need to be replaced or updated. Be patient when walking up and down stairs. Take each step slowly and watch where you are placing your foot. It is much easier to trip and fall if you are running or not paying attention. Look at the stairs as you go down them in order to help secure your footing. It may be useful to say the word "step" or count "1, 2, 3, etc." each time you take a step. This will help you keep your rhythm and remain focused on the task at hand. Falls are more likely to occur if the stairs are slippery (ie polished wood). Carpeted stairs or stairs that have treads are less likely to be slippery. If stairs are carpeted, check to make sure that the carpeting is evenly distributed and there are no loose edges or elevated flaps which could be a tripping hazard. Depending on the severity of your fear, asking a family member or friend for help navigating a staircase may prove useful. For many elderly people a fear of stairs is directly related to a fear of falling and suffering an injury. Asking for help can make stairs this much easier and safer. Try walking up and down a staircase multiple times with assistance. It is best to practice in a quiet and private setting so that you do not feel rushed which may trigger anxiety.
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Install lighting. Use handrails. Construct even and uniform steps. Walk slowly. Choose non-slippery flooring. Ask for assistance.
Article: If you wear a removable grill, you should remove it each day to clean it. Brush the grill with toothpaste to clean it and remove any debris. Rinse it with warm water. Then, between uses, place the grill in antiseptic mouthwash to sanitize it. Cleaning it each day removes bacteria that can accumulate in the grill, along with removing remnants of leftover food. Another way to clean your grill is to use mild dishwashing liquid. Remove your grill and soak it in a bowl of warm water mixed with dishwashing liquid. Let it soak for about an hour or two, and then let it air dry. You can also pat it dry. Grills are removable gold-plated covers you snap over your teeth. Make sure that you don't wear your grill all the time. Food and bacteria can get trapped beneath the grill, and if you wear it for extended periods of time, it can lead to tooth and gum decay. To keep your grill and teeth clean and healthy, remove your grill before eating. Eating while wearing a grill can cause food to get trapped beneath the grill, leading to the growth of bacteria and tooth decay. Food caught under the grill can also injure your sensitive gum tissue.
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Clean your grill daily. Wash your grill with soap and water. Limit how long you wear a grill. Remove your grill when eating.