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You can check out which route you want online and print out directions. However, you can also buy a pocket-sized map at most bookstores and even convenience stores to make it easier on yourself. You can use the Metropolitan Transport Authority's trip planner at http://www.mta.info/nyct. For instance, you can put in your departing address, landmark, or station name and the address, landmark, or station name of where you want to go. You can select just the bus or the bus plus the subway to get you there, as well as a departure time. Then the system will return itineraries that will get you where you need to go. Work out which buses you need to take and where you need to change buses. You want to know before you get on the bus so you don't get lost or get off at the wrong stop. If you use the trip planner online, it will tell you where you need to change buses. If you're just using a map, find the bus stop where your route meets the route that goes to your destination. That's where you'll change buses. Sometimes, you can find a direct route, too. Figure out where your first bus stop is based on the route you've planned and head that direction. Look for a bus shelter, or at the very least, a round, blue sign that has a bus and the route number on it. The bus stops will be listed as part of your route when you look it up. Plus, you can look at a map of bus routes to locate bus stops. Just because you're at the right bus stop doesn't mean that every bus is the one you need. Buses from different routes will stop at the same bus stop, so check to make sure you're getting on the right bus.

summary: Get a map. Figure out your route. Find the bus stop. Check the bus number as the bus pulls up.

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All personal data will be erased from your device during the rooting process. " " This is required to allow One Click Root to root your Android. Upon recognizing your device, One Click Root will automatically search for and install the necessary updated drivers for your device. " The application will automatically root your device, which may take up to several minutes. Your Android will be rebooted several times during the rooting process. After your device reboots, the SuperSU app will display in the app tray, and your device will be officially rooted.

summary: Navigate to the One Click Root website at http://www.oneclickroot.com/. Select the option to download One Click Root to your computer. Double-click on the One Click Root installation file, and follow the on-screen prompts to install the application on your computer. Back up all personal data on your Android to Google's server, your computer, or to another cloud storage service. Tap on "Settings," then tap on "About phone. Tap repeatedly on "Build number" until a pop-up message displays on-screen informing you that you're now a developer. Tap on "Developer options," then place a checkmark next to "USB debugging. Connect the Android device to your computer using a USB cable. Place a checkmark next to "Always allow from this computer" on your Android, then tap on "OK. Click on "Root" in the One Click Root app. Click on "Finish" in One Click Root when the app informs you rooting has been successful. Disconnect your Android from the computer, then restart your device.

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Keep away from places and situations where you used to drink and use drugs. Change your routines. For instance, if you pass your favorite bar on the way home from the grocery store, find a new grocery store and use a different route home. If hanging out with a certain group of friends tempts you to drink or use drugs, it's better to avoid them altogether. Wait until you're stronger before you put yourself in tempting situations. Find supportive people to hang out with. Maintaining sobriety is a lifelong effort. During and after treatment, connect with people who are recovering from addiction. Peer support groups are made up of people dealing with addition and recovery. There are no professionals. Attending peer support helps you break old, unhealthy habits and stick to a new, healthy routine. Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) and Narcotics Anonymous (NA) groups are available across the country. You regularly attend meetings and follow a 12 Step Program to support your recovery. The 12 steps follow spiritual principals. SMART Recovery is another type of peer support group. It features a 4-Point Program that helps people change harmful behaviors, thoughts and actions. Online and in-person groups are available across the country. Close family members are the most impacted by your addiction. You are both recovering together. It will take time for your bond to strengthen. As they see your continued commitment to recovery, your relationships will improve. Support each other during your treatment and recovery process. Attend family counseling. Meeting with a professional helps you work through the pain caused by addiction. You can learn coping strategies and how to better support each other. Family members can join Al-Anon or Alateen. They are support groups for people who care about someone with an addiction. Al-Anon is for adults who have a loved one with an addiction. Alateen is for teens who have a parent or caregiver with an addiction. Groups are available across the country. Some people may take a leave from work while they are in treatment. Others continue with their responsibilities, with some adjustments. Your approach with work will vary based on your personal situation and treatment plan. Most employers will try to work with you to support your recovery. Talk to human resources about your company's time off and leave policies. For medical leave, you'll need documentation of your condition from a medical provider. Consider adjusting your schedule. Find out from human resources or your manager if you can work reduced hours or a flexible schedule. Be careful about who you talk to about your addiction and treatment. Not everyone is supportive of someone going through addiction treatment. Avoid judgments and gossip by only telling people who you trust and who will be supportive.
summary: Avoid negative situations and places. Join a peer support group. Reconnect with your family and loved ones. Get a plan in place for work.