Article: You may want to restart your iPad, by turning it off and on again, if it has problems loading and is running slow. Restart before trying other options to fix your iPad problems. Restarting your iPad is simple, and it will not hurt your iPad. Press down on the sleep/wake button, at the top of your iPad. Keep pressing the sleep/wake button down, until the slider appears at the top of the screen. This may take a few seconds. Swipe the red slider to the right, to turn the iPad off. Wait until the iPad turns off completely. Turn your iPad on again. Swipe right again, to use your iPad. Check to see if your problem has been resolved. Try to perform the function you were having difficulty performing. If the problem with your iPad persists, try contacting Apple support for help with your device. If your iPad has a blank screen that will not turn on and you have tried charging your iPad, you may want to consider forcing your iPad to restart. Restarting and forcing your iPad to restart are two different things. If your iPad is having more major problems not responding or not functioning, you may want to force a restart. Force a restart only if you have already tried other methods and contacted Apple support for help. You can force a restart even when buttons are not responding, or the screen is blank or black. Hold down the sleep/wake button and the home button at the same time. Keep holding for at least ten seconds. Stop holding when you see the Apple icon. Swipe right to use your iPad.
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Restart your iPad. Go back into the application you were using. Force your iPad to restart only as a last measure.

Problem: Article: Most people lie throughout the day, every day, often during casual conversation. If you try to catch yourself lying, you may be surprised with how often you do it. It can also be enlightening to think about how often the people around you lie. Notice the things you say, and be honest about whether they're accurate. People often start with small lies, which grow over time. When people ask you how you're doing, do you respond honestly? Do you bite your tongue? Are you lying by omission? These small lies can often morph into bigger lies to keep up appearances. People also may lie to make themselves look better. For example, you may find yourself lying to your doctor about your habits or to your boss about your work ethic. These lies can have big consequences if you keep up with them. Should you really shelter someone from reality? Think about the consequences of the lies you tell. Each time you tell a white lie, pause and think about how it could harm you or someone else. Think about the potential consequences each time you lie. Is anyone getting hurt? Are you potentially hurting yourself? Is this a situation where lying has any benefits? For example, maybe your spouse asks for your input about confronting their boss at work. They expect your support, but you think it's a bad idea. Lying to spare your spouse's feelings could have major consequences for their career. Lying can also harm your self-esteem because you are not being genuine or true to yourself. Radical honesty is not just about pointing out truths about others. You need to be able to confront uncomfortable truths about yourself. People have a tendency to shy away from truths that are scary. Learn to evaluate yourself more objectively and ask yourself honest questions. Make a habit of examining every aspect of your life. Are you being as healthy as you could be? Are your relationships fulfilling? Are you working as hard on your career as you should be? If something feels wrong or off, learn to confront it rather than ignore it. If you, for example, feel uncomfortable in a relationship, evaluate why rather than letting things go on longer than necessary. Keep in mind that being honest with yourself takes courage and self-awareness. It is important to be honest to keep a balance mentally, physically, and emotionally. Try to step back from any given situation and look at it from an outsiders perspective. Part of radical honesty is being able to view things rationally. When you find yourself in a stressful situation, avoid justifying bad situations or behavior. Instead, try to accept situations for what they are. For example, if you've been developing bad eating habits, do not think to yourself, "It's just because I'm stressed. This will change soon." Instead, look at the situation from a more objective perspective. The truth is, you need to take care of yourself regardless of stress in your life. Being objective with yourself is part of radical honesty, and it also includes taking responsibility for your actions. For example, if you know that you are eating unhealthy foods, being honest about your eating habits will require that you change them.
Summary: Observe yourself lying. Learn the downsides of lying or sugar-coating. Face uncomfortable truths about yourself. Push yourself to think rationally.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: If you have other clothes in your laundry load, pay attention to their washing requirements. Some clothes can be damaged by using hot water. Depending on how high you value your denim, you might consider letting the pros take care of it. Drop them off to your local dry cleaner and explain what happened. It'll probably take them a day or two, depending on how busy they are.

SUMMARY: Wash the jeans with hot water. Take the jeans to a dry cleaner.

Flip the cover right side out so that the seams are hidden, and leave the strip inside out so that the seams are visible. Locate the seams on the cover and the strip. Line up 1 seam of the strip with 1 seam of the cover. Position the strip along the outside of the bottom of the cover so that their edges are aligned. Place pins through the strip and cover, starting at the seam. Insert the pins perpendicular to the edge of the fabric to make it easier to remove them as you sew. Keep in mind that some types of stretch fabric can be slippery! It might take a few tries to line up the edges just right. Position the edge of the cover and strip under the presser foot and lower it. Then, apply gentle pressure to the pedal to sew forward. Sew all the way around the edges of the cover and strip. Make sure to remove the pins as you sew. Do not sew over them! Cut the excess thread when you reach the end. After you have finished sewing the 2 pieces together, flip the strip over so that the seams are hidden again. Then slip the car seat cover over the car seat so that the edges stretch over the outside of the seat and the opening is positioned over the car seat handle. Always put the car seat cover on after baby is in the car seat, and remove it before you take baby out of the car seat.
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Pin the strip and cover together starting at the matching side seams. Sew a zigzag stitch along the edges of the cover and strip. Turn the pieces right side out and slip the cover onto your car seat.