INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Tinted lenses filter the ultraviolet rays that come from the sun, although not as effectively as mirrored lenses. If you swim outside they can greatly improve visibility. But for daily swimmers, consider metallic lenses. Tinted goggles have less anti-fog effectiveness than metallic lenses, meaning even less visibility indoors. Mirrored metallic lenses are made with a dark tint to prevent ultraviolet light from the sun. Although tinted lenses do the same, metallic designs have higher durability and reliability. Avoid mirrored lenses if you swim at night or indoors, as they will reduce visibility. Clear lenses are ideal if you primarily swim in low-light conditions due to their lack of tint and anti-fog materials. Apply anti-fogging agents to prevent condensation. Most goggles have lenses coated with anti-fogging agents, but what suppliers don't tell you is they typically wear off fast. Invest in anti-fogging sprays if you regularly face humid conditions. Colored goggles can be used for both indoor and outdoor use to overcome unique environmental conditions that can hinder visibility. Common color choices are: Lilac colors are designed for optimal contrast against blue or green backgrounds and can be used indoors or outdoors. Amber goggles improve vision in low-light areas and decrease glare in conditions of excess light. They can be used indoors and outdoors. Blue goggles let an average amount of light in but still shield from glare in bright environments. They are suited to both indoor and outdoor use. If you wear contact lenses or glasses, you can choose prescription lenses to provide better visibility. Contact lenses can be worn with goggles, but you run the risk of water getting in them. Prescription lenses can be ordered through optometrists or swimming goggle suppliers. Contact both for quotes and prescription availability. Although you'll be limited when it comes to brands, try Speedo, Sporti, and TYR.

SUMMARY: Invest in tinted lenses if you're a casual, outdoor swimmer. Purchase mirrored lenses if you're a frequent, outdoor swimmer. Wear clear lenses for indoor or early-morning swimming. Choose colored goggles for unique environmental conditions. Wear prescription lenses if you require vision correction.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: When you create a plastic canvas, you don't want any loose threads hanging from your masterpiece. To accomplish this, and secure your row of stitches in the process, you need to stitch over the tail. Thread your needle with approximately three feet of yarn or floss. Insert the needle through the backside of the canvas until you are left with a two-inch tail of yarn or floss. Hold the tail against the back of your canvas so that it runs along your stitch line. Execute your stitches over the tail until it is completely covered. When you complete a row or rows of stitches, you do not want to mar your creation with a bulky knot or a hanging tail. To create a clean, finish on the back of the canvas: Flip the canvas so that its back faces up. Insert your needle and yarn through several completed stitches. Pull the yarn or floss tight. Trim the yarn or floss as close to the canvas as possible. There are two basic stitches you may use to finish the edges of your plastic canvas: the lark's head knot and the overcast stitch. The lark's head knot is used to create a fringe edge. On patterns this stitch appears as "larks head." Insert the needle through the top of the canvas at an edge hole. Pull the thread or yarn to the left side. Pull the needle up through the back of the canvas at the same hole. Create a loop in the thread or yarn. The loop will hang from the backside of the canvas. Insert the tails through the loop and pull tight. Repeat. If you prefer a clean edge, use an overcast stitch instead of a lark's head knot. On patterns, this stitch appears as "overcast." Pull the needle up through the back of the canvas at an edge hole. Wrap the thread or floss tightly against the edge of the canvas. Pull the needle up through the back of the canvas at the neighboring edge hole. Wrap the thread or floss tightly against the edge of the canvas. Repeat. Produce one stitch per hole along the edge and inner corner of the canvas. Create 2 to 3 stitches per hole located on the outside corners. If you need to create a larger canvas, you can stitch together two or more pieces with a whipstitch. In patterns, this stitch appears as "whipstitch." Stack your canvas on top of each other so that the edges are flush. Pull the needle up through the two canvases at the top edge hole. Wrap the thread or floss tightly against the edges of the canvas. Insert the needle into the next hole and pull it through. Wrap the thread or floss tightly against the edge of the canvas. Repeat until you reach the bottom of the canvas.

SUMMARY: Start a row of stitches. Finish a row of stitches. Create a fringe edge. Create a clean edge. Connect pieces of plastic canvas.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: It is common behavioral interview practice for the recruiters to ask follow-up questions that explore the situation in more detail. The recruiters want to use the example as a stepping-off point for understanding the way that you work. Thus: make sure that you've used an example that you can talk about in greater detail. The recruiter might say, "Tell me why you did that," or "Can you explain what was going through your head at that moment?" Follow-up questions might ask you to explain the long-term consequences of your example action. You may wind up explaining much more about the role in which the example took place. Prepare complete and actual examples of behaviors that you know relate to the position. The follow-up questions will request you to explain the situation in great detail. Indeed, they are designed to root out answers that have been fabricated. If you haven't thought your answer through, then the recruiters may dismiss the example as a fake. Own your successes and your failures. Even if the example that you used was a great "success" from your professional career, the follow-up questions might prompt you to explain other similar situations in which you were not so successful. Try to own your mistakes and frame them as learning experiences. Show that you can handle both good and bad situations in a mature way.

SUMMARY: Be ready for further probing. Do not make up fake examples. Answer honestly.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: If your iPad is not turning on, it could be that it doesn't have enough power. You will need to charge your iPad for at least a half hour to charge it enough to turn it on. Plug the small end of the iPad charge cord into the bottom of the iPad. Plug the charger into a wall outlet. Power outlets will charge your iPad faster than charging your iPad using your computer. After a few minutes of charging, you should see the low battery icon appear on the screen of your iPad. If within an hour you do not see the charge icon, make sure the USB cable, the power adapter, and connector are working. Make sure each piece is securely inserted and/or plugged into the wall outlet. If your iPad still doesn't charge, try another charger, and/or test to make sure the outlet you are using is working. New iPads rarely hold a charge fresh out of the box. Be prepared to charge your iPad for at least a half hour, before you use it. If you do not have a wall socket to charge your iPad, you can connect the iPad to your computer through the USB port. Be aware that the iPad will charge slower when connected to a computer, as it cannot draw as much power. Make sure your computer is on, before you start charging. Press and hold the sleep/wake button until it turns on. If your iPad still does not turn on, wait another half hour. If your iPad does not turn on, make sure the USB cable, the power adapter, and connector are working. Make sure each part is securely inserted. If it still doesn't work, try another charger, and/or test to make sure the outlet you are using works. Once your iPad turns on it will display the charge percentage in the upper right hand corner of the screen.

SUMMARY:
Plug in your iPad. Wait thirty minutes, and then turn your iPad on. Swipe to the right to use your iPad.