Problem: Article: ' If you catch your dog in the act of sifting through the garbage can, clap your hands and authoritatively say 'off' at the same time. Then, gently take him by the collar and move him from the garbage can. It is important to say 'off' when you see him going through the garbage can. If you do it after the fact, such as when you see him munching on food that he got from the garbage can, he will be confused as to why you are punishing him. That confusion may lead him to become fearful of you and your punishment. It may take several repetitions of you saying 'off' and clapping your hands before your dog learns not to dig through the garbage can. An alternative way of giving this command is to say 'off' and then call him to you. Reward him with a treat when he comes to you. You can think of this as discouraging the bad behavior by distracting him with something more rewarding. You may need to repeat this several times when you see him approaching the garbage can. Eventually, he will learn that walking away from the garbage can is more rewarding than walking towards it. If you know what type of food he typically likes to scrounge for in the trash, place that food on top of the garbage can. Say 'off' and reward him when he comes to you. After several (or many) repetitions, your dog should eventually learn that he should walk from the garbage can, even when something very desirable is in it.
Summary: Clap your hands and say 'off. Say 'off' without clapping your hands. Place a smelly food on top of the garbage can.

Problem: Article: Push it through the hole so that about 45 inches (1013cm) of string is sticking out towards the base of the guitar. Be sure that you're using the thickest string in your pack as the new 6th string. If one end of your new string has a rough texture while the other end is smooth, use the smooth end to loop through the bridge. You want it going under the other half of the string. It can be helpful to hold the string steady with your thumb and forefinger as you make the loop and eventually go to make the knot. As you do this, hold the string down against the soundboard. This is important because if you do not hold the string down, it will be sticking up. This will make it loose and it will probably come undone. Be sure that the tail of the string comes down over the white lip before you tighten it. This will help to ensure that your knot stays tight. You want it as tight as you can get it. Double check that the tail of the string reaches down over the white lip just before you tighten the knot. Tying the knot in the right spot will help to keep your string secure at the bridge. You can check your knot again when you go to attach the string to the neck later on. If it looks loose, redo the knot before you continue. The 6th, 5th, and 4th strings (usually E, A and D) are done in the exact same way, but the last three strings are done slightly different. It's mostly the same but you wind it around a few more times. Because the 3rd, 2nd, and 1st strings (usually G, B and e) are increasingly skinny, they can slip out of the knot that you tie at the bridge much more easily. To safeguard against this slipping, be sure to tuck the strings under their respective loop 2-3 times. Put the string through the bridge as with the 6th, 5th and 4th strings. For the 1st string (the e string), some people like to loop the string around the hole twice for extra protection before tying the knot. These last 3 strings can all be attached in the same way. Use particular care when you attach the 1st string as it is the smallest string and is more prone to slipping out of the knot you tie. Feel free to loop the 1st string through the hole twice before you tuck it under the loop and tighten. If any of the strings come loose, they can hit into the guitar and take out a small chunk of wood. Use extra care when tightening the knots around the bridge to ensure you keep your guitar safe.
Summary: Put the new 6th string through the corresponding hole in the bridge. Loop the 6th string around once. Tuck the string under the loop and pull to tighten it. Tighten the knot by pulling the string from both sides. Repeat with the 5th and 4th strings. Attach the 3rd string using the same process, only tuck it under the loop 3 times instead of 1. Repeat with the 2nd and 1st strings.

Problem: Article: " On most Motorola devices, this will be the left soft key. Your device will now be unlocked and ready for use.
Summary: Press the button displayed below "Unlock. Press the * key.

Problem: Article: Use a gentle shampoo and conditioner as flat-ironing hair may cause damage to your hair. Shampooing and conditioning will remove unwanted oil and product build-up from your hair. Look for shampoo and conditioner products that are sulfate-free and jam packed with glycerin. Glycerin helps reduce frizz as it penetrates hair follicles, hydrating hair from the inside out. The closer glycerin is to the front of the ingredients list, the more it contains. Use a gentle shampoo and a smoothing conditioner. Straightening can be damaging to hair, even if your hair is thick and curly, so gentle products are important. When leaving in the conditioner in the shower, use a paddle brush to comb through your hair. This will help with the smoothening process while in the shower. Co-washing means washing your hair with only conditioner. Hair that's thick or curly is prone to more dryness than average hair. If your hair is very dry and frizzy, you should try co-washing your hair before straightening it. Your hair may benefit from being co-washed a few times a week. Shampoo can remove a lot of the natural moisture from hair. Using conditioner may reduce your hair's dryness. As straightening your hair can cause it to dry out, co-washing may be very helpful for someone with thick or curly hair. To co-wash your hair, saturate your hair with water. Then, massage in your chosen conditioner. Give your hair three to five minutes to absorb the conditioner and then wash it out. Do not rub! Wet hair is very weak and prone to damage. Blot the hair gently, and lightly wring the ends to soak-up moisture. Dry until it is slightly damp. Pat the hair downwards to promote straightening. Towel-drying in different directions enhances curls. Allow your hair to dry 90% of the way before you blow-dry. Concentrated hot air can frizz your hair. If you don't have either, use a small amount of the conditioner or a dime-sized amount of olive oil. These coat your hair to prevent the intense heat from causing split ends. Don't overdo it. Too much leave-in conditioner can make your hair limp instead of straight. Wash your hair with only conditioner twice a week to keep from washing away natural hair oils. Use argan oil for thick hair.
Summary:
Wash your hair with shampoo and conditioner to rinse away the dirt. Co-wash if your hair is particularly dry. Gently pat your hair dry with a towel to reduce friction. Apply a leave-in conditioner or hydrating formula to prevent damage to your hair.