INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Your number one priority should be to pay off all debt so you can start to save. While diverting funds to debt repayment instead of other necessary purchases may be difficult, it can pay off in the long run. Keep some funds in the bank as an emergency fund and pay off your creditors. If you get a big tax return or a sudden rebate from the government, always pay your debts off before you buy anything for yourself. If you don't have any debt and suddenly come into some extra money, bank at least half of it for emergencies or another time when you are not as flush. Debt repayment can represent a significant monthly cost. By reducing your debt, you can in-turn free up extra cash for saving or to go towards your monthly expenses. Consider balance transfer credit cards. These cards often have a 0% interest rate for a period for balances transferred from other credit cards. By transferring your balance, you can enjoy low or even interest free payments for a period, which allows you to reduce your debt quicker through 100% of your payment being applied to principle. Note that the low interest rate period often lasts for only 12-24 months, so make sure you use this period to eliminate as much debt as possible. Afterwards, a higher interest rate will apply. Literally. Put your small change in a jar. Once the coins start to pile up, roll up the coins and deposit them into your savings account. Even $10 or $20 in small change can mean more money towards food or extra expenses. Every expense you charge on your credit card will need to be repaid, with interest. If you're earning $8 an hour, repaying thousands of dollars may feel like a huge and impossible challenge. Piling up credit card debt will only make it more difficult to cover all your expenses, plus your debt payments. Outstanding debt can also make it difficult to negotiate for a down payment for a house or car down the line. While it may be difficult, if you have a large credit card debt, consider stopping credit card use all together and cutting up your credit cards. Assume if you can't afford something without a credit card, that you should not be purchasing it at all. To assist in this, use your monthly budget as described above to make sure all your essential expenses are covered by the payments from your job. If your salary is insufficient to cover your basic expenses, you can attempt some of the above tips to reduce your monthly expenses to a level that can be covered by your income. Leave your credit card at home when you depart for the day to reduce impulse purchases.

SUMMARY: Pay off your debt before you buy anything new. Save your pennies. Avoid using credit cards.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: If you want to swim to stay fit, you first must find a pool that is convenient to you. Ideally, you want to find an indoor pool so you can continue your swimming regimen year round. Find out what classes are available at the pool, as well as the cost to use the pool. These fees can add up, so ask if you can purchase a monthly or yearly membership that will give you unlimited access to the pool for less money. Carefully inspect the pool and facilities. Ask staff about pool maintenance and make sure everything is kept clean and sanitary. One of the best parts about swimming to stay fit is that you typically don't need to invest in a lot of equipment to get started. However, you will need at least one swimsuit that is comfortable and functional for swimming. If you're wearing a women's swimsuit, choose a one piece and move around in it to make sure it fits well and the straps won't slide off while you're swimming. Keep in mind that swimsuits stretch when they are wet, so be cautious about selecting a suit that is loose or stretchy. Polyester swimsuits hold up better in chlorinated water than suits made from other materials. If you're wearing men's swimming trunks, choose those that cling rather than board shorts or other loose, flappy shorts. You may want to cover more of your body for modesty reasons. Most pools allow full wetsuits that cover your arms and legs. Talk to the staff at the pool where you plan to swim so you can better understand your options. At a minimum, you'll probably want to buy a pair of goggles to protect your eyes from the chlorine. If you have longer hair, you also may want to get a swim cap to keep your hair from getting in your way while you're swimming. Chlorine can also change or fade your hair color, so you may wish to wear a cap to protect your color. Some pools may provide towels, but you may want to invest in a more super-absorbent towel for quick hops out of the pool for a water or bathroom break. Flippers or fins, hand paddles, and kick boards are swimming equipment used in perfecting your stroke or increasing your speed. Many pools loan these out for free or for a small rental charge. If you find you use these items regularly in your swimming routines, however, you may eventually want to buy your own. If you have a hard time keeping water out of your nose, consider buying nose plugs. If you've never taken formal swimming lessons before, or if you last took lessons as a small child, you might want to take some lessons before you start swimming for fitness. Working with a swim coach for your first few sessions will help you perfect your form and correct any bad habits you may have developed over the years. You also need to focus on your breathing technique. Incorrect breathing will sap your energy level and make your stroke less effective. Before you sign up for lessons, consider the type of training you are most interested in. Types of swim training include stroke development, training to improve starts and turns, sprinting, distance training, and open-water swimming. If you find yourself getting stressed out or feeling pressured or intimidated by more serious swimmers, take a moment to remind yourself of your reasons for swimming. Focus on your own goals, and try not to compare yourself to other swimmers you may encounter. What's most important is that you get what you want out of your swimming experience.

SUMMARY: Scout out swimming locations. Buy appropriate swimwear. Get other equipment if needed. Learn proper stroke techniques. Enjoy yourself.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Download the file shown there (N7-720p_camera_mod-tl-aosp.zip). Switch off your tablet. To boot this way, simply press the volume down, the volume up, and the power keys until Fastboot Mode boots. Select Recovery. Click Backup and Restore, then tap on Backup. Tap on Install ZIP from SD Card, then select ZIP from the SD Card. Tap Yes. That's it! You're done.

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Go to http://d-h.st/8Cw. Copy and paste the ZIP file to your tablet's SD card. Boot your tablet using Fastboot Mode. Boot into ClockworkMod Recovery. Make a backup (NANDroid) of your current ROM. Tap on the MOD file in the ZIP folder. Tap on Go Back then Reboot System Now.