In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: It is best to use lubricant specifically intended for skateboard bearings. You should only need two or three drops of lubricant in each bearing. After applying the lubricant, spin the bearing to distribute throughout the bearing. Do not use: Cooking oil, motor oil, or anything that might gunk up the bearings or create stickiness. WD-40 is also not recommended, as it lasts a short time, junks up the bearings, and can dry bearings out, counteracting the lubricant.
Summary: Apply the lubricant.

Watch the ground ahead of you carefully. Try to avoid stepping on obvious sound "landmines" like twigs or fallen bark. Avoid dry grass and foliage which will crunch underfoot and make noise. Choose the clearest path to walk on smooth, bare dirt is best. Mossy rocks also muffle the sound of your footsteps. Any time you are trying to be quiet, you should slow your pace and think about each step. Take three or four careful steps, then pause and regroup before continuing. If you rush through your steps, you will be far more likely to inadvertently make noise. Instead of spending your entire time in the forest seeing nothing but your feet, try looking ahead and planning where you want to take your next few steps. This way you can keep your head up, and see more of your surroundings. This method is sometimes called "fox walking." Place the heel of your foot on the path ahead, then gently roll your foot down until the sole touches the ground. Avoid walking "flat-footed," touching all surfaces of your foot to the ground at the same time this will produce a much louder sound. Soft-soled shoes or light boots will make the least amount of noise in the forest. Place your foot down on the outer edge first, then roll the rest of your sole down until it touches the ground. Slowly shift your weight onto your foot, listening for any crackling or crunching noises. If you hear anything, stop immediately and move your foot to a new position. Crouch low and bend your knees, then walk slowly and carefully with your body balanced low over your center of gravity. Walk slowly. Slow your pace and think about each step. Take three or four careful steps, then pause and regroup before continuing. Stand with your destination directly to the left of you. Take your right foot and swing it across the front of your left leg and quietly put it down. Then take your left leg and swing it to the left behind your right leg. You may be able to move quietly and quickly in this fashion. If you need to run in the forest, try to touch only the balls of your feet to the ground. This requires more strength and better balance than normal running, and can be quite tiring if practiced for long periods. When walking with a group, the quietest method is for everyone to walk at the same pace. If you are walking with a friend who is a fair distance ahead, you may need to adjust your timing. Because sound travels more slowly than light, you may see their foot touch down ever so slightly before it makes a sound. Pay attention to the length of time that elapses, then use that same amount of time to adjust your own steps put your own foot down a split second before theirs will touch the ground. By the time the sound reaches them, it will match the sound their own foot has made. Boots or shoes with light, flexible soles make the least amount of noise in the forest.
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One-sentence summary -- Look where you're going. Tread on live grass or bare dirt. Walk slowly. Map out your steps in advance. Walk heel-to-toe and bend at the knees. Try walking sideways if you need to move quickly. Run on the balls of your feet. Adjust for visual-aural delay.

Q: Use the Android's charging cable to connect your Android to one of your computer's USB ports. If your Android prompts you to select a connection type, tap Media device (MTP) on its screen before continuing. Click the Windows logo in the bottom-left corner of the screen. Click the folder-shaped icon in the lower-left side of the Start window. Open the folder where your music is stored by clicking a folder on the left side of the File Explorer window. You may have to double-click additional folders in the main Explorer window to navigate to your music. Click and drag your cursor across a selection of music to highlight it, or hold down Ctrl while clicking specific songs to highlight them individually. It's in the upper-left side of the File Explorer window. Doing so will open a toolbar below the Home tab. This folder-shaped icon is in the "Organize" section of the toolbar. A drop-down menu will appear. It's at the very bottom of the drop-down menu. This folder should be in the pop-up window. Doing so will expand the folder to show your Android's internal files. You may have to scroll down to see your Android's name. It's below your Android's expanded folder. This button is at the bottom of the window. Doing so will begin copying your selected music onto your Android. This process will likely take some time. . This will ensure that you can safely detach your Android from you computer once the music is done transferring.
A: Connect your Android to your computer. Open Start . Open File Explorer . Go to your music folder. Select the music you want to add. Click the Home tab. Click Copy to. Click Choose location. Click your Android's name. Click the "Music" folder. Click Copy. Eject your Android

Problem: Article: Fill an open shoe box with vertical toilet paper tubes or cut-down paper towel tubes. Put specific pens or pencils in each of the tubes to hold them upright in an easy-to-reach place on your desk. If you're an artist, this is a great way to store and dry paint brushes! Wrap the lid of a shoe box with burlap or another material that matches the look of your bedroom. Hang the lid on the wall with nails near a dresser or jewelry case. Stick clear push pins through the fabric and lid to make hangers for necklaces or bracelets. To give your shoe box a classier look, wrap the exterior of the box with twine or jute rope. Attach the rope with hot glue or tacky glue. Once the rope has dried and set, line the inside of the box with white canvas for a simple and elegant look. Keep the box in a dry area. Humidity may cause the cardboard in the box to grow mold. If you need to sort mail, greeting cards, or any other small paper goods, keep your shoeboxes for filing. Create dividers using cut pieces of posterboard to keep your different items organized. Use filing tabs to label each section. If you have extra space in the box, keep a jar of pens and pencils so you have everything you need in one small package! If you want to keep your craft supplies more organized, cut slots on the short sides of the box so that a thin wooden dowel can fit snugly. Put the dowel through the center holes on ribbon spools and push it into the slots. When you're finished, put the lid back on so the ends of the ribbon are held tight and they're easy for you to pull out. Glue buttons on the end of the dowel so it does not slip out of the slots you've cut. Keep a pair of scissors in the box so you have everything you need in one tiny package!
Summary:
Organize pens and markers with a shoebox and cardboard tubes. Hang jewelry from the lid with push pins. Craft a storage basket with twine and canvas. Use the box as a small filing cabinet. Store spools of ribbon in the box.