Problem: Article: Your iPhone protects you from viruses, but you may still encounter other malware, like adware. Usually malware comes from installing an untrustworthy appoften the kind that claims to speed up or protect your iPhone. Scroll through your apps and look for apps you don't recognize or use, then remove them from your phone. Pay close attention to lesser-known games, battery savers, "cleaners," and apps that claim to protect you from various threats. If you're experiencing pop-up ads or Safari keeps redirecting you to the wrong site, there might be something strange in your browsing data. In earlier versions of iOS, tap "Clear cookies and data." When the phone returns to the home screen, try using your web browser normally. As long as you've removed the bad app and cleared all web data, your phone should be clear of malware. If you're still experiencing symptoms, back up and restore your iPhone. There's no need to install antivirus or antimalware protection your iPhone. You just need to know what to look for. Don't click on any pop-ups that claim you have malware. These messages will never come the iPhone itselfthey are always ads, even when they look very convincing. Before downloading an app, read through its reviews and ratings in the App Store.
Summary: Uninstall apps you don't trust or recognize. Launch the Settings app and select "Safari". Tap "Clear history and website data". Return to the Safari settings in the Settings app, then select "Advanced". Tap "Website data," then "Remove all website data". Hold the power and sleep/wake button down to hard reboot your iPhone. Stay safe in the future.

Problem: Article: Always wash fresh produce before eating it. Run your okra under tap water, turning it as necessary, to clean all sides. Shake off the okra to dry or dab it dry with paper towels. Start by slicing and discarding the stems on either end. Then, slice the okra into thin, round slices. Use a chef's knife or paring knife to slice the okra. Okra sometimes comes out a little slimy. To prevent this, soak your okra slices in vinegar after cutting them. Combine a cup of vinegar with a quart of water. Immerse your okra in this mixture. Allow it to soak for one hour. Do not cook wet okra. This can contribute to sliminess. Let okra air dry on a paper towel. If you need to cook your okra fast, you can pat it down with paper towel until it dries.
Summary: Wash your okra using tap water. Slice your okra. Soak the okra in vinegar. Dry your okra completely.

Problem: Article: Select a pillow, rug, fabric, artwork or furniture that will "lead" the rest of your decorating decisions. It should be colorful so you have a full palate to work with, and should tie into the energy and mood you want to set. Don't stop at colors--consider the pattern (geometric, organic) and texture of your lead piece and how to work those elements into the rest of the room. Your lead piece doesn't need to be something new. It could be something you already own, or a vintage or antique piece you find on craigslist. An often ignored but essential part of decorating is having the right lighting. Rely on natural light from windows, table and floor lamps, and try to avoid harsh overhead lighting. Dorm rooms and rentals often have a single overhead light fixed to the ceiling. If you can, swap it out for something more attractive, like an inexpensive chandelier from Ikea (remember to save the original lighting to replace when you move), or soften the light by hanging scarf or covering it with a lampshade. Remember the lighting will affect how the colors appear in your room. That beautiful shade of green you painted your walls may look like swamp water in bad lighting. Use mirrors and other reflective surfaces to create light sources. You can choose a brighter or more muted version of the color to emphasize different moods. Once you've selected a color, stick to complimentary or analogous colors (the ones opposite your color or right next to your color on a color wheel) to avoid clashing. You don't have to cram every square inch of your room full of pictures and furniture--your room will end up looking unfocused, busy, and cluttered. Having a lot of space in a bedroom can make the overall mood more calm and serene. If you have a large piece of artwork or something you want to stand out from the rest of the room, try surrounding it with negative space. It will draw attention to emphasize that particular piece. Sometimes a room can just feel "off," and chances are it has to do with balance. A balanced room means that you don't have all your heavy furniture on one side, or all your exciting fabrics and artwork clustered together across from an empty wall. It can take a while to get it right, but try moving things around so that the things that dominate the room are equally spread out. Try walking through the room to make sure there aren't any obstacles and you can move freely into the next room, or to the table, couch, or bed. If you are using prints, try mixing to bring balance to the room. If you use striped wallpaper, try adding in less structured, more organic details, like a pillow with a floral pattern.
Summary: Choose a "lead" piece for your room. Make lighting a priority and create at least three sources of light in the room. Paint your room a color selected from your lead piece. Don't be afraid of negative (empty) space. Consider the balance and flow of each room.

Problem: Article: A Pivot Table allows you to create visual reports of the data from a spreadsheet. You can perform calculations without having to input any formulas or copy any cells. You will need a spreadsheet with several entries in order to create a Pivot Table. You can also create a Pivot Table in Excel using an outside data source, such as Access. You can insert the Pivot Table in a new Excel spreadsheet. A pivot table is not always the answer you are looking for. In order to take advantage of the pivot table features, your spreadsheet should meet some basic criteria: Your spreadsheet should include at least one column with duplicate values. This basically just means that at least one column should have repeating data. In the example discussed in the next section, the "Product Type" column has two entries: "Table" or "Chair". It should include numerical information. This is what will be compared and totaled in the table. In the example in the next section, the "Sales" column has numerical data. Click the "Insert" tab at the top of the Excel window. Click the "PivotTable" button on the left side of the Insert ribbon. If you are using Excel 2003 or earlier, click the Data menu and select PivotTable and PivotChart Report... By default, Excel will select all of the data on your active spreadsheet. You can click and drag to choose a specific part of the spreadsheet, or you can type the cell range in manually. If you are using an external source for your data, click the "Use an external data source" option and click Choose Connection.... Browse for the database connection saved on your computer. After selecting your range, choose your location option from the same window. By default, Excel will place the table on a new worksheet, allowing you to switch back and forth by clicking the tabs at the bottom of the window. You can also choose to place the Pivot Table on the same sheet as the data, which allows you to pick the cell you want it to be placed. When you are satisfied with your choices, click OK. Your Pivot Table will be placed and the interface will change.
Summary:
Load the spreadsheet you want to create the Pivot Table from. Ensure that your data meets the needs of a pivot table. Start the Pivot Table wizard. Select the data you want to use. Select the location for your Pivot Table.