Q: Note: do not let your iPod Touch sync. Unplug after you have plugged in your iPod Touch and iTunes. And then immediately re-plug your iPod into iTunes. You should now be in version 3.1.1. " Your iPod Touch will go back to the home screen and say, "downloading" followed by the particular percent it has downloaded. " " " " This particular theme, will turn your wallpaper into your home screen. Feel free to download any of the other themes and experiment with your favorite ones. Some even come with different home screen icons. Then go into your new application called "smbp refs" and go in to "themes" and click Louie Mantia Alt Colors. This will then change your homescreen background to your wallpaper of choice. " Just download the applications from "themes (customize)" and then change it to the particular preferences that comes with the package you download.
A: Sign into iTunes (v10) and plug in your iPod Touch. Once you have upgraded your iPod, scroll to the bottom of the page and click "install appSnapp. Once it has downloaded, and restarted itself, you must go to the home screen and click on the new icon called "installer. Once in the "installer" program, go into the category called "install" at the bottom of the screen. Once in this category, go into "all packages. Once in this category, scroll down the thousands of applications to "C" and install the application "customize. Once that is installed, go back to the homepage (within the installer) and go back to "install" Go through "all packages" once again and download "summerboard. Once installed go back to your "install" home page and scroll down to "themes (summerboard)" and download Louie Mantia Alt Colors. You can also download anything from the "themes (customize)" list to use with your new "customize" program. After you have downloaded these few things, go back to your home screen and when its says "slide to lock," do so. In "customize," you can change almost every other aspect of your iPod Touch, other then the "springboard.

Q: Once you've established a base, find ways to be near her. This can be as simple as a shared activity such as lunch at school, or you can do an activity that you both enjoy. By talking to her, find out her interests and spend time together building positive, memorable experiences. Try to go to different places and have different experiences, as these stand out more than spending several hours watching TV at home. An easy way to spend time together is if you belong to the same group. Spending time with shared friends, doing a school activity, or doing a hobby together are all options that take some of the pressure off of you to be entertaining. Even if you're interested in her romantically, don't suggest that she go on a date with you. You're better served building up emotional comfort without revealing a motive, as this shows you value her as an individual. There are many ways you can inadvertently end up making a judgment that makes her feel uncomfortable. Try to avoid making jokes at the expense of her interests. If she's quiet, don't bring up her quietness or force her to be around people all the time. Instead, it's better for you to be patient and funny in a way that shows you accept her. Instead of saying, "Wow, comic books are for nerds" or "Why are you so quiet?" talk to her about comic books or make commentary about the cafeteria food you're eating. This applies too to her goals in life. If she wants to be a photographer, encourage her no matter what you think of the choice. Be the kind of person that she can confide in. This means not giving up her secrets. She may start off by telling you something in confidence. Don't talk behind her back and don't tell your friends. Once she knows you won't break her trust, she'll feel closer to you because she'll be able to tell you more of her deeper thoughts and feelings. If you want to be more than friends with her, limit your availability. You need to be trusted, but you can't become someone she talks to about her relationship problems or issues she doesn't want to tell her relationship partner. Always avoid being the kind of person that's there to provide money or food. Someone who frequently asks you to do this is using you. Once you've begun building up trust between you, have deeper discussions when the timing is right. Ask her questions such as what career she wants in the future. When you do this, listen actively. Put down your phone, hear what she's saying, and try to remember it. This shows that you care about her as a person. Remember important dates such as her birthday. Many people have a tendency to forget, so it will be impressive to her when you display consideration. She'll have a lot of pressures in life, including from friends and family. Don't add to it. Never put her into a spot where she'd have to make a difficult decision, such as forcing her to leave a relationship. Give her some personal space. Don't smother her with attention by calling or texting every day and spending all your time near her. Remember to live your life outside of your connection to her. Talk to other people. Take care of responsibilities such as school.
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Spend time with her. Don't judge her. Become trustworthy. Show sincere interest. Avoid making her feel pressured.