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People who are looking to make their days go by faster typically fall into one of two categories. The first group wants time to go by in anticipation of some upcoming event. The second are merely bored and cannot decide on how to effectively use their time. If you're trying to speed up the day due to a legitimate stressor, it is understandable and possibly worth doing. If you're bored, you're probably wanting time to speed up only because you're not engaged by anything at the moment. If you end up finding something that interests you (possibly even from the suggestions in this article!) you'll probably stop caring about wanting the day to speed up. Psychologists who offer guidance on how to slow down time will typically suggest you go outside your comfort zone and try new things. In contrast, if you're trying to do something you're very familiar with will have the opposite effect. Routine is your friend. Your mind will speed up time and run on autopilot if you're regaling yourself with the familiar. Speeding up your perception of time can only be approached indirectly. It ultimately doesn't matter whether you're doing something new or familiar, or even who you're doing it with; the passage of time ultimately depends on how busy you are. If you are occupied with something, no matter how trivial it may seem, you won't be thinking of the time. Studies have shown consistently that the part of the brain in charge of recognizing the passage of time becomes agitated in times of stress. To combat this, just make sure you're relaxed and feeling relatively decent. This will make it easier to focus on activities as well. This includes seeing to things like solving headaches or migraines. A migraine can make even an enjoyable experience feel like a test of endurance. Ultimately, the way you can speed up the impression of time in your head is to ignore the passage of time. Looking at a clock will remind you exactly how much time has passed, making you more aware of it generally. If you are dead set on speeding up your day as much as possible, you should make a point of avoiding any clocks. Don't even think about how much time has passed.

summary: Consider why you want time to speed up. Stick to a routine. Stay busy. Relax. Keep yourself from looking at the clock.

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You can only set the repeat options from the Music app. If you're using another app and playing music in the background, switch to the Music app. When you open the Now Playing screen, there's a chance that the music controls won't appear on the screen. Tap the album art once to make the controls appear. It looks like two arrows in a loop, and can be found in the lower-left corner of the music controls. A "1" will appear on the button, indicating that the current song is being repeated. The button will become highlighted, but will not display a number. This indicates that the current playlist, album, or artist list will be repeated once it's finished. Siri has the ability to quickly repeat the last song that you played. If you have a 5th Generation iPod Touch or later, you can use a simple Siri command to repeat the last song that was played. Press and hold the Home button until the Siri interface appears. Say "Play it again" to repeat the last song that was playing.

summary: Open the "Now Playing" screen in the Music app. Tap the album art if you don't see the controls. Identify the Repeat button. Tap the Repeat button once. Tap it again to Repeat all. Use Siri to repeat a song (5th Generation or later).

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This will reveal a dialog allowing for the changing of the wallpaper as well as the cleaning of the home screen. This will bring up a dialog allowing you to choose your new wallpaper. Take note of the tab labeled "Photo Gallery", as this contains more photos that may be set as the wallpaper. This may not be necessary for the photos under the "Wallpaper" tab as they are optimized for the screen size. Take note of your ability to pinch and stretch your fingers apart to re-size the frame that represents your screen.
summary: Tap and hold down your finger on the Nook home screen. Tap on the option that reads "Change Wallpaper". Tap on the wallpaper that you wish to set as the home screen wallpaper. If necessary, re-size the picture. Allow the wallpaper to finish loading and return to the home screen.