Article: Press the Power button on the right side of the console's face. Make sure your console is plugged into a power source. Press and hold the Guide button, which is the Xbox logo in the middle of the controller. It will start flashing. It has a >>> icon next to it; pressing it will cause the Xbox 360's light to begin circling the Power button. The connection button is in one of three places, depending on your Xbox 360 model: Original Xbox 360 - Right of the memory card slots. Xbox 360 S - Left of the USB slots that are in the lower-right side of the Xbox 360's face. Xbox 360 E - Bottom-right corner of the Xbox 360's face. It's a button with the >>> icon on the front of the controller, between the shoulder buttons (LB and RB). You will have 20 seconds after pressing the button on the console to press the button on the controller. Once the controller's Guide light turns constant and the Xbox 360's Power light stops circling, your controller is synchronized to your console.
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Turn on your Xbox 360. Turn on the controller. Press the Xbox 360's connection button. Press the controller's connection button. Wait for your controller to connect.
Article: This free app lets you create new icons for any app on your Android. These icons will not appear in the app store, but you can use them on your home screen(s). Tap the Search bar at the top of the screen. Type awesome icons. Tap Awesome icons (it has a black icon with a white arrow). Tap INSTALL. It's the black icon with a white curved arrow in the app drawer. If you're still in the Play Store, you can launch the app by tapping the green OPEN button. You'll see two different icons to the right of the app's current icona camera and a photo/gallery icon. It's the square with a blue, green, and white portrait inside. This opens your Gallery. If it's your first time using the app, tap ALLOW to give it permission to access your photos. If you want to snap a new photo to use as an icon, tap the camera icon instead, then snap a photo. This opens the image in a cropping editor. If you took a new photo, you'll also see the cropping editor. To do this, drag the corners of the square to select the part of the photo you wish to use. You can also drag the around to reposition the selection. It's at the top-right corner of the screen. After the crop is complete, you'll see the "Create shortcut" screen. It's at the bottom-right corner of the screen. A new shortcut for this app is now added to your home screen. To do this, tap and hold the icon, then drag it to "Remove," which is usually at the top or bottom of the screen. The new icon is ready to use.
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Download Awesome Icons from the Play Store . Open Awesome Icons. Scroll down to the app you want to assign a new icon. Tap the photo/gallery icon. Tap the image you want to use as an icon. Select the part of the image you want to use as the icon. Tap Crop. Tap OK. Delete the other shortcut from your home screen. Drag the new icon to the desired position on the home screen.
Article: When a counselor seeks advice from a fellow professional about a client, they should not disclose confidential information. Information that is provided should not allow for the identification of the client. Furthermore, it should be limited to what is necessary to obtain relevant suggestions. When engaged in conversation with friends or family, change important information about clients. Alter facts so that the client will be in no way identifiable. All conversations about clients should be in a private setting. If you receive an urgent phone call from a client, try to find a private place from which to return the call. Clients might not want their association with you to be public knowledge. Do not acknowledge them, unless they acknowledge you first.
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Avoid confidential details in discussions with peers. Change details. Do not engage in conversations in public. Do not acknowledge clients in public.