Write an article based on this "Use a grill lighter as an alternative to the traditional cigarette lighter. Turn on your gas stove for a quick flame. Use the tip of another person's lit cigarette to light your own. Use a Zippo gas lighter."
article: Even though they are usually used to ignite a grill, grill lighters make for a quick alternative if you don't have matches or a traditional lighter. Grill lighters have a long stem and a handle with a button on it. Light your cigarette in the same way you would use a disposable lighter. If you don't have any sort of lighter or match in your house, you can turn on your stove and put your cigarette on it to light it. Turn on your gas stove and carefully place the tip of the cigarette into the flame with your hands. Once the flame starts to burn on the end, try to take a drag from it. Don't put your face near the burner or you can burn yourself. If you smell gas, but there is no flame, put out your cigarette, go outside, and call 911. If you're in a social situation and there is no lighter or matches in sight, you can use the tip of another lit cigarette to light yours. To do this simply touch the end of the lit cigarette to the end of yours while it's in your mouth and inhale. This is also a great way to start a conversation with a stranger. Lighting a cigarette with a Zippo lighter is very similar to lighting one with a disposable lighter. Make sure that your lighter has enough fluid. Some Zippo lighters are even wind resistant. Closing the lid on a Zippo lighter extinguishes the flame.

Write an article based on this "Ensure that your Android is in Safe Mode. Try using the Notifications shade. Press and hold your Android's Power button. Tap Power off when prompted. Wait for your Android to shut down completely. Turn back on your Android. Wait for your Android to finish restarting."
article: If you see a "Safe mode" stamp in the bottom-left corner of the screen, your Android is currently in Safe Mode. If you don't see this stamp, your Android isn't in Safe Mode. You can try restarting your Android anyway if it's running slowly or preventing you from performing some actions. In some cases, Safe Mode can be disabled by tapping the Safe Mode notification in the Notifications shade: Unlock your Android. Swipe down from the top of the screen. Tap the "Safe mode is turned on" notification if available. If you don't see this notification, skip to the next step. Tap RESTART or RESTART NOW when prompted. The Power button is usually on the right side of the Android's housing. Doing so will prompt your Android to begin shutting down. You may have to tap Power off again to confirm this decision. This process will take a few minutes. Press and hold the Power button until you see your Android's boot screen, then release the button. Once your Android turns back on, it should no longer be in Safe Mode. If your Android is still in Safe Mode, try powering it down again and removing the battery for a few minutes before restarting it.

Write an article based on this "Obtain a copy of your case file from your attorney. Gather evidence. Make a list of people who could serve as potential sources of information or as witnesses. Contact a legal malpractice attorney. Schedule a consultation with the legal malpractice attorney. Follow your legal malpractice attorney's advice at all times."
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Gather any other documents that pertain to the case the attorney handled, including bills from your attorney and the contract you signed. If your attorney is not returning your calls, send a letter specifying the reason why you called to create a paper trail. The remainder of the documents can be obtained during discovery after your new attorney files your malpractice case. Several states, including California, may view your file as your property, and not the property of the attorney. In these states the attorney is required to give you a copy of your case file. If s/he does not, you can file a complaint with the state bar association. Gather any and all documents that tend to support your claims of malpractice. List the names and contact information of any person who may have knowledge or have witnessed actions to support your claims of what the attorney did or the damages that were caused. Anyone who was involved in your original case should be included in this list, as well as anyone who witnessed interactions between you and your original attorney. Few attorneys accept legal malpractice cases, but those who do are highly specialized. You can find the ones in your area by contacting your state's Bar Association or searching for legal malpractice attorneys in your state. Some states, such as California, have certified some lawyers as legal malpractice specialists. You will want to search for the attorney on the state's bar association public disciplinary database and check their ratings on lawyer ranking services such as AVVO before hiring. Most attorneys will offer you a free consultation. Bring your case file and any other pertinent documents so the attorney can determine if you have a valid malpractice case. You may be required to give your attorney money for costs before your malpractice suit can proceed, even if s/he is also being paid a contingency fee. For most legal malpractice cases, your attorney will be paid on a contingency basis. This means they will collect between 30-50% of the proceeds of your award. These attorneys do not charge by the hour and will likely offer you a free consultation. If your attorney charges by the hour, s/he may not offer a free consultation. Your malpractice attorney will file the appropriate documents with the appropriate court and conduct discovery. S/he will also prepare you for deposition and/or testifying in a court trial.