Write an article based on this "Sign into your Verizon account. Go to the "Activate or Switch Device" page. Select the first device. Choose the "Switch Device" option. Select the second device. Send the confirmation code to your phone. Check your device. Enter the code."
article: Go to the Verizon Wireless homepage and locate the "Sign In to My Verizon" box near the top of the page. The Verizon Wireless homepage can be found at: http://www.verizonwireless.com Type your mobile number or user ID into the sign in box, then click the "Sign In" button. When prompted, enter your password and click the "Continue" button. You should be redirected to your "My Verizon" home page. Look for the "Manage My Device" heading in the left panel. Beneath this heading, find and click on the "Activate or Switch Device" link. This should redirect you to the "Activate or Switch Device" page. Note that you can only do this if you are an account owner or account manager. Also note that the only devices that will appear on this page are those under the same plan. You cannot switch active devices with someone on another plan. If you want to switch your current device with a replacement currently covered by another plan, the device you want to switch to must be deactivated first. After that, you can activate the replacement device in the same way you would activate a new device. Choose the first device you want to switch by clicking on it. Click on "Next" to proceed. You can highlight either of the two devices you want to switch between. The order doesn't matter. Make sure that the correct "Select" bubble is filled in before clicking the "Next" button. After clicking "Next," you will be redirected to the "Select an Option Below" page. On the "Select an Option Below" page, click on the selection bubble beside the "Switch Device" option. Do not click on the "Next" button yet. The other option on the page is "Activate Device." This option should be selected if you want to activate an old phone or a new phone, but it should not be selected when switching two active phones on the same plan. Beneath the "Switch Device" option, you should see the words "Select the phone number you want to switch with." Click on the drop-down box beneath that line and select the phone number of the device you want to swap with. When you select the phone number, the phone model and image should appear on the screen. Once you have confirmed that this is the correct choice, hit the "Next" button to continue. Verizon Wireless will ask to send an online authorization code to one of your mobile devices. Select the device you want to use then click on the "Text me the code" button. This step is performed for security reasons. You will be unable to finish the process without the authorization code. All devices currently listed on your plan should appear under your options. The device you select will receive a free text message with the authorization code. When you click the "Text me the code" button, you should be redirected to the "Customer Verification" page. The code should simultaneously be sent to your selected device. Within a few minutes, you should receive the verification code by text. If you do not receive the text, check the other devices on your plan just in case you accidentally selected the wrong device. You can only move onto the next step once you have the code. If you do not receive the code, return to your computer and click on the "Didn't receive the code?" link on the "Customer Verification" page. Follow the on screen instructions to have the code re-sent or to contact Verizon Wireless customer support. Return to your computer and type your online authorization code in the box beneath the words "Online Authorization Code." You will need to type the same code into the "Confirm Online Authorization Code" box beneath that. After typing the code into the appropriate places, click on the "Confirm" button to continue.

Write an article based on this "Translate feeling into sound. Create a distinct melody. Select an appropriate tempo."
article: Consider the mood you're trying to capture and what sorts of sounds you associate with that mood. To keep things simple, narrow down a single key or range of notes that represents the emotions you hope to provoke. You can then build from there with a particular scale in mind. For an upbeat song about living your dreams, you'll most likely want to call upon the major scale and a snappy tempo, whereas sadder songs will typically sound slower and more subdued. Keep the core theme you're trying to express in the forefront of your mind while exploring different sounds. The notes and chords you string together should have their own sort of logic, but not be so complex that the listener can't hum along. Their reaction will be determined by the first few strains they hear, so you want to make sure they're memorable. Sit down with an instrument or use your voice to tinker with a tune. It's generally easier to tailor the melody to the lyrics and not the other way around. Like the key, the particular time signature your song is written in should reflect your desired tone. In many ways, the pacing of the song will be responsible for shaping the listener's experience. There are no set rules when it comes to tempolet your intuition guide you and go with what sounds like a natural fit. Experiment with different time signatures until you hit on one that carries your song along at the right speed.

Write an article based on this "Use a triangle-shaped sharpener. Make your own tool from emery cloth and dowels. Sharpen with a square stone."
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Like the rods, these tapered triangles are designed specifically for serrated knives. Due to the shape, they tend to work best on knives with V-shaped gullets. The process is almost identical to the rod-shaped method described above, except that you rock the edge of the tool back and forth along the bevel instead of rotating it. If you would rather not buy a single-purpose tool, you can buy a few cheap dowels from a hardware store instead. Find a dowel that sits in the knife's first scallop without wobbling, then wrap a piece of emery cloth most of the way around the dowel. Hold the cloth in place with your finger, and sharpen carefully and slowly. Switch dowels to match the size of the scallops as you move along the knife. Use a round dowel for a knife with round scallops, or a square dowel for V-shaped scallops. This is a difficult and unreliable last resort, but it is possible. Hold the knife spine securely against a hard surface and tilt the blade so the beveled edge is on top. Bring the corner of the sharpening stone to the scalloped edge and use it to sharpen the edge, rocking it back and forth to cover the full area of each scallop.