Article: Safari is Apple's default web browser, similar to Internet Explorer, Firefox and Google Chrome. A menu with available WiFi networks will pop up, if you haven't already enabled one through the Settings button. Once you tap in these boxes, a QWERTY keyboard will pop up from the bottom of the screen, allowing you to enter letters. There are five buttons at the bottom of the screen. You'll use these to navigate around the browser, as you would on a regular computer. The arrows are to move backward or forward to pages you've already visited. The left-pointing arrow is back; the right-pointing arrow is forward. The arrow coming out of the square opens an options menu. From here, you can add bookmarks, mail links, tweet, or print. The open book provides access to your bookmarks. Bookmark your favorite pages using the options menu. The layered squares on the far right allow you to open multiple windows. If you want to look up another site without losing the page you already have open, tap this button and hit New Page in the lower left corner. You can scroll between pages by swiping your finger left or right. Close unwanted pages by tapping the red X in the upper left corner. Tap Done when you are finished.
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Open the Safari app, located in the dock at the bottom of the screen. Select the appropriate WiFi network you'd like to use. Use the Google bar at the top right to search for items; use the longer browser bar at the top left to type in a Web address you already know. Understand the uses of the buttons at the bottom of the Safari screen.

Problem: Article: Some units like the Optimus G Pro have its slot located just along the sides of the phone while some smaller, lower-end units, like Optimus M, have its slot located at the back. If the SIM tray is at the back, you will need to pry off the back cover first as well as remove the battery before you can access it. Once you find the SIM card slot on your phone, turn off your phone, remove the SIM from your carrier, and replace it with another SIM from another network, either local or international. Press the device's Power button and wait for it to boot up. Instead of the normal home screen you get when you start your phone, you'll now get a message screen telling you that the SIM card used is unknown and your phone needs to be unlocked first before it can use the said SIM card. Press "OK" once you're done, and a confirmation message will appear on the screen notifying you that the code has been accepted and your LG Optimus phone is now unlocked and can be used on other network carrier/service providers.
Summary: Locate the SIM card slot on your phone. Power off your phone and insert a SIM card from another provider. Turn on your phone. Type in the unlock code using the onscreen keypad on your phone.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: It's always possible to be both polite and honest. Choose your words carefully, and stick to the point. Keep in mind that the person is asking you because he or she thinks you will provide a good recommendation. Your refusal may cause hurt and disappointment, but courtesy and kindness may soften the blow. There's no reason to say, "No way, you were a terrible employee, and we all hated you!" Instead you might say, "Based on our past experiences, I can't in good conscience give you the recommendation you seek." Instead of "No way!," say "I can't do that." Outlining your reasons for saying no can help ease the situation. If you are turning down the request because you do not know the person well enough, that's a relatively easy situation to handle. You might say, "Since we haven't worked together long, I don't think I would be able to provide a strong enough reference for you." If you are turning down the request because the person's performance does not merit a recommendation, that's a bit trickier. Ultimately, though, you need to be honest. Perhaps your refusal will prompt them to work harder in the future. You might simply say, "I don't feel comfortable providing a strong reference for you." Lying might resolve the situation temporarily, but it's likely to catch up to you. Ultimately, it does not help you or the person who needs the reference. You don't need to be blunt to the point of rudeness, but you should not invent excuses for turning the person down. You can probably explain yourself in a sentence or two. You don't need to expand on your reasons or lecture the person unnecessarily. Simply say no, state your reason briefly, and consider suggesting someone else.

SUMMARY: Be polite. Explain that you don't know them well enough. Decline because you can't recommend them. Tell the truth. Keep your conversation concise.

Remember, menstruation happens to all girls; in fact, it even happens to some female animals. The important thing to remember is that the apprehension you are feeling will lessen over time. Know that your dad is mature enough to handle "the period talk." As an adult male, your dad not only knows what a period is, but has probably been expecting to have this talk with you for some time. Your dad may be slightly embarrassed as well. Take comfort in knowing that you're not the only one trying to get a handle on your emotions. Understand that your reaction is a normal one. Starting your period can be both confusing and emotional. Sometimes the easiest way to approach the situation is to just say, "Dad, I got my period." Keeping it brief and to the point will help you to avoid becoming emotional. Instead of building up to a big sit down conversation, try approaching the subject during down time such as when watching television or eating dinner. By being direct, you avoid confusion and open the lines of communication between you and your dad. Your openness may ease his discomfort and he may become a valuable resource for information. Sometimes it's easier to write words than to speak them. But what happens if you can't find the right words to say or write? There are scripted notes online that can be addressed to anyone and that allow you to ease into the topic. With titles like "guess what" or "we need to talk" it sends a clear message to dad without the awkward talk. The great thing about this option is that it informs your parent, but puts the responsibility of initiating the conversation on them. Be sure to put the note in a place where your dad is sure to find it, and make sure he'll find it at an appropriate time. Giving the note to him when he's running out of the house for work isn't the best option. Sometimes it's just easier to talk to a female about female problems. If you don't have a mother or older sister around, tell your dad that you need to speak to a female about "female issues" you are experiencing. Your dad may become curious or worried at this point. You can ease his curiosity by simply stating "I started my period and I would rather talk to a woman about it." You can make your dad feel like part of the process by asking for his advice about who to go to for help. As someone who is in charge of your healthcare, your dad will probably ask why you need to visit the doctor. At this point you can inform him that you are having a personal issue. This will either open the door to further communication or give your dad a clue that something is going on. Your doctor is not only a great source of information, but they can also assist you in telling your dad about your period. A close alternative is the school nurse. You can always get feminine products from your school nurse while you're figuring out how to tell your dad. But don't hide it from him for too long. It is definitely something for which you don't have to be ashamed. What happens if your dad isn't someone you can trust or if he is embarrassed by the situation? You can always choose to confide in a trusted confidant like a family friend, relative, or a trusted neighbor.
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Don't be embarrassed. Keep it simple. Try a pre-made note online. Ask to talk to a female you both trust. Ask him to schedule a doctor's appointment for you. Talk to someone else.