Problem: Article: Before you try to track Latios down yourself, trade with a friend first if you can. When Latios is added to your Pokedex, you'll be able to see its current location at any time, making tracking it down much easier. If you don't have someone to trade with, read on. Have a friend trade you their Latios, and then trade it back right away. You simply need to receive it in a trade in order for it to appear in your Pokedex. This is a good location to try hunting Latios, as it lets you switch areas quickly to change its location. Note: If you traded with a friend, use the location in your Pokedex to find Latios instead. If you are using the Super Repel trick, take one before you start walking around. Otherwise, walk around until a battle starts. If Latios still isn't appearing, you'll want to try changing its location. If you aren't finding Latios, enter and exit the Safari Zone. Every time you change areas, Latios moves to a new route. The goal is to keep doing this until it appears in the grass outside of the Safari Zone. If you traded and are tracking Latios with your Pokedex, don't leave the route that its on until you've found it. Once you've finally started the battle, you'll need to trap and then capture Latios. If you have a Master Ball, throw it immediately to catch Latios. Make sure to use your trap ability (Shadow Tag, Mean Look) as soon as the battle begins. If you have Wobbuffet, Mirror Coat is very useful as Latios uses a lot of Special Attacks. Use Paralyze to help keep Latios from fleeing. Use False Swipe to get Latios down to 1 HP. Start throwing Ultra Bars as soon as Latios's health is low. Latios will try to run at every opportunity, but once you've encountered it once, you can see its current location on your Pokedex. Travel to its new location and don't leave until you find it again.
Summary: Trade Latios with a friend, and then trade back (if possible). Fly to the Safari Zone. Use a Super Repel (optional) and walk around the grass outside the Safari Zone. Keep walking through grass until you've fought a few battles. Enter and exit the Safari Zone to change Latios' location. Catch Latios. Chase down Latios if it flees.

Problem: Article: During your interview, you will be asked questions with regard to your application, your background, your character and your willingness to take the Oath of Allegiance. The interview process also includes the following: An English test with reading, writing and speaking components. A civics test during which you will be asked ten questions regarding US history; you must answer at least six correctly to pass. After your interview, your naturalization will be either granted, denied, or continued. If your naturalization is granted, you will be invited to complete the process of becoming a US citizen. If your naturalization is denied, you may look into appealing the decision. If your naturalization is continued, which usually occurs when additional documents are needed, you will be asked to supply the needed documents and undergo a second interview. The ceremony is a meaningful event at which you will officially become a US citizen. During the event, you will Answer questions about what you have done since the interview. Turn in your permanent resident card. Pledge your allegiance to the US by taking the Oath of Allegiance. Receive your Certificate of Naturalization, the official document stating that you are a US Citizen.
Summary: Complete the interview. Wait for a decision. Attend a naturalization ceremony.

Problem: Article: Organize your obligations into "Do," "Don't Do," and "Delegate." Instead of trying to do it all, figure out which household tasks need to be done (your "Do" list), and which can wait (your "Don't Do" list). If there are things you could get your partner, your kids, or a hired hand to do washing the dishes, walking the dog, and so on separate them into your "Delegate" list. This will rebalance your family's time in such a way that you all have the ability to spend more time together, instead of you and/or your partner taking on a disproportionate amount of housework. Be realistic and honest when evaluating your time. Don't add something to your "Do" list just because you feel guilty. Organize your work tasks, too, so that you can identify which things need doing and which you can delegate to a coworker. You can lose a lot of time that can be spent with your family (or on yourself) by searching for misplaced keys, remote controls, and other essential belongings. Choose a convenient location for your wallet or purse, your keys, and your glasses. Get in the habit of placing these essentials especially the things you seem to lose frequently in the same place every day. For instance, you might choose to always put your glasses by the bedside, and your keys by the door. Look for ways to save time and use them whenever possible. For instance, if your dry cleaner offers free pickup, or you can get your pizza delivered instead of picking it up, spring for these convenience services. This will help you maximize your family time. If you're enrolled in university, use the campus gym instead of trekking from school to the gym and then home. If you're the type of person who rises to a challenge, you might benefit from trying to make and meet unique family-related goals. Set a minimum amount of time to spend with your family each week for instance, 15 hours. Or you could try a qualitative goal like making your child smile at dinner. Change your family-time goals regularly to keep the contest fresh. Instead of checking email, working on projects, and texting friends or coworkers when you're home, turn your phone off and shut down your computer. This way, your family will get your undivided attention. After your kids and partner are asleep, you can log back on. This is especially important during family outings and meals. You can also use your computer and phone early in the morning, when your kids and partner are asleep. Some people get discouraged because they think, "I could never maximize my family time in the way that my neighbor did." This is defeatist thinking and will not help you maximize your family time. Instead, organize your time as well a possible without passing judgment on yourself. Remember, nobody can spend all their time with their family.
Summary:
Prioritize your time. Organize your things. Take advantage of all your resources. Adopt family-time goals. Unplug when you're at home. Don't compare yourself to others.