Write an article based on this "Press and hold down the Power key located at the top right of your iPhone 4S. Slide the red arrow to the right to power off your device. Wait a few seconds for the device to completely power off. Press and hold down the Power key once again. Release the Power key when the Apple logo displays on-screen. Slide the grey arrow to the right to unlock your device. Duplicate the action you were experiencing problems with to verify that restarting your device corrected the issue."
article: A red slider button will display on the screen of your device. The iPhone will begin to restart. Your iPhone may take up to several seconds to fully reboot. For example, if you were having problems with making and receiving calls, try to make an outgoing call. If your iPhone 4S is continuing to malfunction, attempt to reset your iPhone using Method 2 of this article.

Write an article based on this "Take on challenges. Find or embrace a talent. Appeal to what people like. Stick to one thing at a time. Call people out. Use dramatic gestures sparingly. Lead the way"
article: Someone that's not afraid to take on the challenges that others shrug off is someone that gets attention. We're not saying that you should start skateboarding off a cliff, though. You're better off choosing the tough subject for a report, choosing a career that really takes some work (like being a firefighter), or creating a product that is completely new. Do something that someone is going to look at your actions and say: "Man, I didn't think anyone would actually be brave enough to do that!" This not only earns their attention, it earns their respect, and that is the kind of attention that you really want. This advice also applies to finding relationships. A potential boyfriend or girlfriend wants to see that you're willing to and able to handle the more challenging aspects of life. You have to balance risk vs reward when choosing challenges though. If it's a dangerous activity, for example, it's going to need an awfully high amount of benefits in the end to be worth it. Talent is sexy. It's beckons to people, regardless of whether they are potential relationship material or if they are customers. Everyone wants to know that girl that plays killer base. Everyone wants to know that guy that puts together outfits that belong in Vogue. Everyone wants to do business with that company that does advertising that makes Mad Men look like a bunch of kids working a lemonade stand. Find your talent, or develop a new one if you don't have one you like, and then embrace it and show it to the world. You'll find lots of good primers on lots of cool skills all across wikiHow. Poke around to get some ideas and see what speaks to you! Unfortunately you can't just be 100% your own person that only appeals to you. It seems like that should be how life works, right? But when you only do things that appeal to yourself, it shows a lack of interest in other people. It makes you seem self-involved. It makes you seem like you're not interested in being a team player. Temper your own approach to your interest area with something that appeals to a wider audience. This way people are more likely to look at what you're doing and see something that they can get behind, even if it is a bit unique or unusual. For example, if you like old-fashioned clothing, don't go full-on 1950s rockabilly. Instead, mix vintage pieces with modern looks into a wardrobe that also features modern pieces. This way the flavor of your personality shines through, but it doesn't hit people over the head. Don't flit from one trend to the next, or from one interest area to another. This makes it clear that you're only doing things to get attention and it makes it seem that you don't really care about anything you do or the people that it appeals to. Instead, let progressions happen naturally and move slowly from one area to the next. For example, don't go from selling jeggings to selling tablet covers. Instead, move on from jeggings to selling more general accessories and then move on to more decorative items like tablet covers. You want to command attention, not just ask for it. Now, generally you should do this by being nice and appealing to the better side of people. Sometimes, though, you'll run into people that are so caught up in themselves that they distract from what you're trying to offer people. When someone is being a jerk, ruining the experience of other people, or generally being rude to you: call them out on it. Let them know that their attitude isn't wanted and that they can take their negative approach elsewhere. It's fine to have constructive criticism or try to find solutions for flaws, but always looking for the downside isn't helping anyone. Dramatic gestures to get attention are childish and tend to make you someone that other people don't want to be around. You'll come across as unpredictable, lacking a sense of appropriate behavior, and more of an attention whore than someone that actually deserves attention. A good example of this attention-grabbing behavior can be see in the characters in a lot of children's shows these days. . Be a leader. When no one is willing to take responsibility in a situation, stepping up to the plate will earn you the reputation of someone who's worth paying attention to. You become known as the person that others can come to and rely on. Be a leader by being decisive, thoughtful, and firm. Live up to the promises you make and be willing to take risks that will bring benefits to others. Take responsibility and act nobly when things don't go the way you'd hope. You'll grab the attention of everyone around you before you know it.

Write an article based on this "Read the procedure and deadlines carefully. Contest the ticket right away if possible. Note any mistakes on the ticket. Look for changes or alterations."
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Your ticket will have information explaining how to contest the citation and how long you have after the citation was issued. Even though you may have as many as 30 days to request a hearing or contest your ticket, do it as soon as possible. For example, in Chicago you have only seven days to contest a parking ticket. If there is a phone number you can call to contest the ticket listed, go ahead and call it immediately so you know you won't miss the deadline. If you can't do this immediately from your car, do what you need to do to contest the ticket as soon as you get home. Review the information the officer wrote on the ticket before it was left on your car, and make sure everything is correct and accurate. The mistake has to be a major thing. For example, if you drive a silver Honda Civic and the ticket lists a green Volkswagen Beetle, that's clearly not your car. However, if the officer wrote the ticket for a "gray Honda Civic," that's probably not enough of a difference to defeat your liability for the violation. Because ordinances in some cities prohibit officers from making a change to a parking ticket, any scribbled or scratched out information could constitute an unlawful alteration.