Article: Hold one hand with your partner and get into the rhythm with a few simple side to side step and rock-step combinations. Loosen up your knees and arms and relax into the movements. The leader can also spin through an underarm turn! To initiate one, step slightly towards the follower's arm as you come out of a rock-step. At the same time, gently pull their hand towards your opposite shoulder. This will let the follower start to move away and behind you, giving you room to start your turn. Lift the arm that's holding the follower's hand and start to turn your body. This will lift the follower's arm as well, giving you room to rotate underneath. Spin your lifted hand so the palm is facing up, which gives you more flexibility to rotate. Bend your knees and move lightly on the balls of your feet as you turn. If you're the follower, keep your palm facing down. Take one step behind the back of the leader so that you're facing them as they come out of the turn. As you come out of your rock-step, take the top of the follower's wrist with your right hand and let go with your left. Step across so that your back is facing your partner and pass their arm around behind you. Switch hands behind your back so that you're holding hands with your left hand again, then spin around to face each other. As the follower, follow naturally around the leader's back and slide around to face them as they turn. The handpass can be a fun way to mix things up if you and your partner already feel comfortable doing a regular turn.
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Start with a side to side step and rock-step. Step out of the rock-step towards the follower's arm. Lift your arm and spin your hand so the palm faces up. Try the handpass for a simple, stylish variation.
Article: The process for managing your subscriptions is identical for the iPhone and Android YouTube apps. This looks like a stack of rectangles with a Play button. You'll find this at the very top of the Subscriptions tab. This button looks like a bell, and can be found next to each subscription. You can select no notifications, notification for highlighted videos, or notifications for every video. You'll be returned to your subscription list.
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Open the YouTube app. Tap the Subscriptions tab. Tap next to your list of subscriptions. Tap MANAGE. Swipe a subscription to the left to unsubscribe. Tap Unsubscribe to remove the subscription. Tap the Notifications button to adjust subscription alerts. Tap the notification frequency you want. Tap OK to save your new notification settings. Tap DONE when you're finished managing subscriptions.
Article: If for some reason you can't reset the phone using the Settings app, then you'll need to reset the phone with a hard reset. This means you'll be using the phone's hardware to reset it, instead of a software app. The power button is on the upper right side of the phone. Press and hold the power button until you see the Power options screen. Touch Power off to turn off the phone. Wait until the phone is completely off. The volume up/down buttons are on the left side of the phone. While pressing and holding the volume up/down buttons, press and hold down the power button. When the Samsung logo appears, stop pressing the power button, while continuing to press and hold the volume buttons. When the Android System Recovery screen appears, stop pressing the volume buttons. Using the volume up or down buttons, highlight the Wipe data/factory reset option, and then press the power button to select it. Press the volume down key to highlight Yes - Delete all user data, and then press the power key to select it. Press the power key again to reboot the phone. The Samsung Galaxy S2 will begin the reset process. Do not turn off the phone while it is resetting.
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Try resetting with the Settings App first. Turn off the phone. Turn on the phone with the power and volume buttons. Reset the phone.