Problem: Article: When you bought your corset, it may have come laced up for you. If this is the case, don't worry about lacing the corset unless the corset is laced incorrectly. It should look similar to how a shoe is laced (with X's), but with the strings meeting in the center of the back instead of at either end. If your corset came pre-laced, make sure the laces meet in the middle. The two laces should form an "X" with the center of the ex meeting on your spine. If you have an even number of grommets (the hole where the lacing goes in), start by pulled the lacing up through the bottom of the top grommets. If you have an odd number of grommets, you lace from the bottom to the top Lacing should be provided when you buy your corset. If it is not, avoid ribbon if you are planning on having your corset laced firmly. Lace should be used. Take the right string and pull it to the left side. If the first grommet has laces coming out through the top of the hole, then pull it down through the top of the hole on the other side. If the first grommet has the laces going down into the hole, then pull the laces up through the bottom of the hole on the other side. Repeat on the left side after the ride side is done. Keep your laces even. Make sure you keep the ends of the laces even with each other as you pull the laces through the grommets. With the X complete, keep going down the line until you reach the center. You should end up with X's alternating between being "on top" of the corset and "below" the corset. With the top section done, repeat the same process with the second string but start in the middle. Continue until you reach the bottom of the corset.
Summary: Check to see if the corset came pre-laced. Start at the top grommet if you do need to lace your corset. Create X's with the strings. Lace down to the center. Start again from the center and repeat.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: If the range is too high for a circuit, the reading may not be accurate or it will be hard to see. Use the range adjustment buttons on a digital meter or turn the dial lower on an analog meter to lower the range by 1 step. Test the probes on the circuits again to see if your reading is more clear. If not, keep adjusting the meter lower until you're able to see the reading.If you make adjustments to the ohmmeter's range, you may need to calculate the ohms using multiplication or division. Follow the instructions for your ohmmeter carefully to learn how to adjust your measurements.

SUMMARY: Turn the range down on the ohmmeter 1 step at a time to test the circuit.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: If you or someone you are thinking about suicide, get help immediately. Call 1-800-273-TALK (8255) or your local emergency response (911). The following are some signs to look for if you are concerned about a loved one: Talking about wanting to die or to kill themselves. Looking for a way to kill themselves. Making statements about being hopeless. Talking about having no reason to live. A psychologist or counselor can help you understand difficult emotions and overcome trauma. This person has the education, training, and experience to help you overcome issues that are driving your behaviors. Ask your doctor for a referral to a counselor or psychologist who specializes in self-harm. Schedule an appointment to talk. If you have trouble being honest with a close friend or family member, you may find it freeing and comforting to share with someone who doesn't know you. If you have some really difficult life situations, such as abuse or a traumatic incident, or your feelings are so overwhelming that they drive you to cut or harm yourself, the most productive place for you to express those feelings is in a safe, neutral, and nonjudgmental environment. Your community may have a self-injury support group. This group can be helpful in identifying, verbalizing and coping with feelings associated with self-harm. Look on the S.A.F.E. Alternatives website for listings of support groups near you. Some people who self-harm may be experiencing other mental health issues, such as depression,, substance abuse, eating disorders, schizophrenia, or personality disorders., If you feel that you may have another disorder that is contributing to your self-harm, talk with your doctor or counselor. Be truthful with your therapist about what you feel or what's been going on. Remember that he is there to help you. If you aren't honest, you might not get the treatment you really need. It's important to tell the truth. Remember, therapy is confidential, so anything you say to your therapist will not be repeated unless you are planning to hurt yourself or another.
Summary: Get help if there is the risk of suicide. Seek professional help. Find a support group. Talk to your doctor about other conditions. Be honest.

This is the cable you'll usually use to charge the phone. This should go into your phone's charging port; usually, you can find this opening on the bottom of your phone. Some old models of phones have the charging port on their sides. If you can't find your phone's charging port, consult your user manual. The USB end plugs into a slim rectangular port on the side of your computer (laptop) or the CPU unit (desktop). This port should have a three-pronged symbol next to it; in some cases, you will also see a lightning bolt-shaped symbol here too. After a few seconds, you should see a pop-up window asking what you would like to do with your device. You can also open "My Computer" and double-click your phone's icon beneath the "Devices and Drives" heading. Usually, these include: Get your stuff on your PC, tablet, and phone - Synchronize your phone's data with your computer. Import photos and videos - Store your camera roll items on your computer. Open device to view files - View the photos and videos on your device (similarly to a USB flash drive). Take no action - Ignore the device. Your PC may continue to charge your phone if you select this option. You have successfully connected your PC and your phone!
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One-sentence summary -- Locate your phone's USB cable. Make sure your phone and computer are on. Plug in the small end of the cable. Plug the large end of the cable into your computer. Wait for your computer to recognize your phone. Review your device options. Click the option most relevant to you.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: To better determine the value of your cards, place them into three different categories. The first category is modern cards, or cards that were produced from the 1970s to the present. Then your next category is post-war cards, or cards produced between 1948 and 1969. Your last category of cards, if you have any of these, is call pre-war cards, or cards produced before WW2. If you find that many of your cards are modern cards, you might not get much money for them. Modern cards were produced at the highest volume, so their value is very small. Get soft sleeves for your modern cards. For your higher end cards, use a higher protection like a magnetized case. It is only worth selling cards that have been well cared for. Any flaw in the card's condition can decrease the overall worth of the card. Beckett is a company that tracks down the value of cards for serious card traders. To use their service, write down the baseball card's name, brand and number. This is not the player's number; it's the card's name. You can either use an online edition or find a hard copy to determine a rough estimate. For example, rookie Barry Bonds Topps card ID number is 12. The market has it listed for $12 USD. For many avid card collectors, many of the cards that are most valuable are also the most sentimental. Decide if certain cards are worth parting with before having them evaluated by a card trader or hobbyist shop. Check the condition of your Mickie Mantle card before departing with it. A card in poor condition may not be worth its sentimental value.
Summary:
Organize your cards. Take care of your cards. Consult a Beckett price guide. Determine which cards to sell.