Article: You can use iTunes to re-enable an iPad if you have previously synced the iPad with that computer. If you don't have access to a computer you've synced with but you were signed into iCloud on your iPad, you can re-enable using iCloud and Find My iPad. If you don't use iCloud, you'll need to put the device into Recovery Mode. You'll need to have previously synced your iPad using iTunes on this computer. If you're prompted to enter your passcode on your iPad, but can't because it is disabled, you'll need to use Recovery Mode. This may take a few minutes. You can monitor the progress at the top of the iTunes window. If your device does not sync or does not appear in iTunes, you'll need to use Recovery Mode. You'll see this at the top of the iTunes window next to the library selection menu. Click "Back Up" if prompted and iTunes didn't perform a backup automatically. This could take about 20 minutes to complete. This is the guided process that starts when the device is first used. Use the date and time of the backup to determine the one to use. The data from the backup will be applied and you'll be able to access the iPad again.
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Connect the iPad to a computer you've synced with via USB. Open iTunes. Wait for the sync and backup to complete. Click the iPad icon. Click Restore iPad. Click Restore to confirm. Wait for your iPad to restore. Start the Set Up process. Tap Restore from iTunes backup when prompted. Click the backup list that appears in iTunes. Click the backup that you want to restore. Click Restore to apply the backup. Wait for the restore process to finish.

Problem: Article: If the bird is jumping from one perch to another continuously then your bird is restless. You should immediately pay attention because something is bothering your bird and it is trying to communicate with you. Birds also tend to show this behavior when they are seeking attention or just want to come out of the cage. If this behavior is accompanied by clicks and vocalization, such as loud chattering, more often than not, your bird wants to play with you and is demanding your attention. If the bird remains still and its feathers are tightly packed close to the body, your bird has spotted some danger. It is trying to remain as still as possible to avoid being spotted. Birds have a lot of natural enemies and they exhibit this behavior to escape unwanted attention. Birds tend to fix their eyes on the source of the danger. Watch the bird closely. It is trying to warn you and point you to the source of the threat. Do not pick or move your bird while it is exhibiting these behaviors. If your bird is looking outside the window, close the window blinds and then go to your bird to comfort it. Your bird could feel threatened by anything, including a new couch or a new lamp in your living room. To find out if your bird associates danger with a new article in the room, walk towards the article and then stay there for a minute. Touch the new article and be relaxed. Birds will quickly learn there is no reason to be worried. Your bird may be trying to show its dominance if it raises its head and perches above your eye level. It may also begin to "growl" to show its aggression. This behavior may occur if your bird feels threatened or protective due to having strangers in the room or a person nearby that your bird is not fond of.
Summary: Look for restlessness. Notice signs that your bird has spotted danger. Identify signs of aggression.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: The easiest way for players to collect a bigger stack of pogs is to play for them regularly. Challenge your friends to games with their collections and try to win as many games as possible to grow your collection quickly. The best way to grow a bigger stack? Play with lots of people. If you play in a big group and everyone only puts in a few pogs, you don't stand to lose many, but you can gain a bunch pretty quickly. It's a fun way to play. Got a pog you really love? Don't put it into a stack to play for it, if you don't want to lose it. The only sure way to keep the pogs you like is to keep them in your possession. On the other hand, putting ones you really like into the stack helps to keep the game exciting. If you might lose your favorite, there are big stakes! Sometimes, people prefer trading pogs for pogs, instead of playing for them. Collecting them was often a more fun part of the game than actually playing the game. Like baseball cards, Pokemon cards, or other kinds of kids' trading cards, a good trade is half the fun. Clear plastic storage containers were common for pogs back in the 90s. These were great for keeping your pogs new and clean looking, instead of all dinged up and dented. While these might be hard to find now, you could use PVC pipe of the appropriate size, a paper towel roll, or even just loose in a pencil case. It used to be that you could just find pogs in big bins everywhere for a few cents each. Those were the days. Although pogs used to be widely available at toy stores, they're pretty uncommon nowadays. The best bet is probably Craigslist, or to find some in an older relative's attic if you want to score an old stash.

SUMMARY: Play for them. Keep the cool ones. Trade for them. Get a storage keeper for your pogs. Buy them.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: You will need water, borax, white all-purpose glue, food coloring, polystyrene beads, a teaspoon, a mixing bowl, a cup, and a plastic zipper storage bag. Protect your work surface with a layer of newspaper or an old tablecloth. Polystyrene (also called styrofoam) beads can be found at most craft stores and hobby shops. They are often used as the filling for bean bag chairs and certain types of pillows If you don't want to spend extra money buying polystyrene beads, you can make your own out of block styrofoam. Simply shred the block using a cheese grater.
Summary: Gather your materials and prepare your work area.

You can get inspired by looking at comics you love and enjoy as a reader. You may be a fan of Marvel comics, with a preference for a particular superhero or series. Or you may be more interested in Japanese comics, such as manga, and use manga titles as inspiration for your comic. Study the drawing style and the storytelling of the comics you admire. You could then use them as a jumping off point for your own comic or get inspired to make a comic you have already made better. You may also think about creating your own version of an existing comic book character, such as a female version of a character or a character who is trans or queer instead of straight. You may put your own on spin on an existing character, being sure not to copy the character exactly. Try to put your original take on the character so it feels like your own. You can also get inspiration by adapting an existing myth or fable for your comic. You may choose a myth that is obscure and not very well known to your audience, such as a Native American myth or a Japanese myth, and use elements of it in your comic. Leaning on an existing myth could allow you to get creative with interesting source material. You may also put an original spin on an existing myth or fable that is well known, such as your own take on the Brothers Grimm fairy tales. Doing this could allow you to create a comic that is unique and relatable to your readers. You may also find inspiration by adapting an original work you have written, such as short story or a poem, and turning it into a comic. You may use the storytelling in your story to plan out the comic and use the same characters. You may also improve an existing comic to make it better by using other story ideas you may have in the comic. Combining several story ideas or adding more ideas or characters to the comic could make it better.
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Study comics you admire. Look to existing myths and fables for inspiration. Take an original story and turn it into a comic.