Problem: Article: One of the most effective ways to establish clear professional boundaries is to let your behavior set the standard for your meetings with your client. It is important that you do not touch your client in any inappropriate way. Inappropriate forms of touching might include hugging, caressing, or holding your client's hand. While you might think these gestures show compassion or care, it is possible they could make your client feel uncomfortable and as if he or she is in an exploitative dynamic. Ask yourself if there is even the smallest possibility your client could be psychologically harmed by your touching. If yes, then avoid making physical contact with your client. In some cases, hugging a client may be appropriate. For example, if a client asks for a hug during your last session together, then that would be appropriate. If you work with children or the elderly, then hugging and hand holding may be appropriate sometimes as well. Your style of dress will also signal professional boundaries to your client. Slacks, blazers, blouses, and knee length skirts and dresses are generally appropriate forms of dress. Avoid wearing any form of low-cut or revealing clothing. This could make your client feel deeply uncomfortable and establish an exploitative dynamic between you and your client. Avoid using profanity, even if your client often speaks this way. You should also avoid using derogatory language, like insults or slurs, even if your client uses this type of language. Make sure your language is always appropriate so your client knows that you are trustworthy and professional. You might feel the urge to discuss your personal problems or difficulties in order to relate to your clients. But your clients benefit more from your professional expertise than your personal life experiences. When you discuss intimate, personal details of your life with your clients, it could confuse your clients about to the nature of your relationship and this could be distressing for your client.
Summary: Establish clear physical boundaries. Dress appropriately. Use appropriate language. Refrain from discussing your personal life.

Problem: Article: It is usually located on the plate of the piano between the bass and tenor strings. It is sometimes found on the top of the piano when you open the lid. Regardless of the age or manufacturer, keep in mind that ornate carvings and inlays, or any unusual design, can mean your piano is moderately more valuable, even in the face of poorer condition internals. A pro can suggest to you the best stains and methods to use if you plan to restore the wood yourself. Unless you want to restore your piano so that it is a furniture showpiece only, consider consulting a piano tuner to determine if your piano is musically sound. A professional tuner can also advise you about replacing worn or damaged piano keys.
Summary: Find the serial number. Locate your piano on the chartto see how old it is. Discuss the age and overall musical and structural integrity of your piano with a trusted technician.

Problem: Article: If the Hold switch is toggled on, your iPod will not accept any input. Check the Hold switch, and toggle it on and off a few times, before you move on to more complex solutions. As your iPod gets older, its battery life will begin to shrink considerably. There's a chance that your iPod won't function because it has drained its battery without you realizing. Try plugging it in for about an hour and then trying again. If your iPod is frozen and unresponsive, the quickest and most common fix is to perform a reset. This will reboot the iPod and start the operating system over. Resetting your iPod will not cause any loss of data. To reset an iPod Touch, press and hold the Power and Home buttons for about 10 seconds until the Apple logo appears. To reset a classic iPod, press and hold the Menu and Select buttons for about 8 seconds until the Apple logo appears. If resetting your iPod still doesn't fix the issue, you can restore your iPod to factory conditions and then reload your settings through a backup. This will fix most of the software problems with your iPod. Connect your iPod to your computer and open iTunes. Make sure that you have the latest version of iTunes installed. If your iPod does not show up in iTunes when you plug it in to your computer, you will need to put it into Recovery Mode first. Backup your iPod. Before restoring the iPod, make sure that you back up your data and settings first. Click the "Back Up Now" button in the iTunes Summary page to backup your iPod to either your computer or to iCloud. Click the "Restore iPod" button to begin the Restore process. The restore process can take several minutes to complete. Reload your old backup. Once the restoration is complete, you can either use it as if it was new, or restore your old backup. If you choose to restore the backup, choose the location (iTunes or iCloud) and the date of the backup file. See this guide for more details on restoring your iPod.
Summary: Check the Hold switch. Check the battery. Reset the iPod. Restore your iPod.

Problem: Article: Pour about a tablespoon (14.78 mL) of isopropyl or rubbing alcohol directly on a rag or paper towel. Work the alcohol into the stain. Blot up any extra alcohol with paper towels. The correction fluid should come away with the paper towels. Immediately wash the clothes as you normally would. Rub with vinegar if you're uncomfortable blotting the stain with alcohol. Put the stained area of the clothes over a clean cloth. Soak a second clean cloth in acetone. Tap the stain with the acetone-soaked rag. Use clean sections of rag each time you tap it because the correction fluid should come up with the acetone. When you're satisfied the stain is gone, saturate the area with some rubbing alcohol. Finally, rinse it with clean water before you launder it. Wear rubber gloves when working with acetone. Work in a well-ventilated area. Pour a generous amount of gasoline on a clean rag. Put an old clean cloth or absorbent paper towels behind the stain. Blot the stain with the gasoline. Once the stain is gone, wash out the gasoline by hand with liquid laundry detergent or dishwashing liquid. Rinse your clothing very well and then launder it. Take precautions when working with gasoline. Wear rubber gloves and work in a well-ventilated spot. Dispose of your rags and paper towels according to the hazardous waste regulations where you live. Try rubbing in some white spirit or mineral turpentine instead of the gasoline. Take similar precautions when working with white spirit.
Summary:
Blot the stain with some rubbing alcohol. Remove the stain with acetone. Treat the stain with gasoline.