Write an article based on this "Try the PIN or pattern five times. Tap "Forgot Password" or "Forgot Pattern". Enter your Google account information. Set a new password."
article: In order to bypass the password lock, you will need to attempt to enter it five times. You phone will lock again, and you will be given the option to log in using an alternative method. This button will bring up the Google account login screen, allowing you to log in by providing the Google account credentials for the account associated with the phone. If you are a Verizon customer, this method will not work. You get 10 attempts and then the phone is wiped. You cannot bypass the lock using your Google account. Enter in the Google account name and password. This must be the account that was used when the phone was setup for the first time. If you can't remember your Google password, recover it by trying to log into a Google site on a computer. Ensure you are connected to a mobile network or WiFi. In order to sign in using this method, the phone must be connected to the internet. If airplane mode is on, press and hold the Power button until the Power menu appears. Tap the airplane logo to toggle airplane mode off. Once you are logged in, set a new lock screen password so that you can safely lock and access your device again. You can do this by tapping the Settings app, selecting Security, and then choosing whether to lock with a PIN, pattern, or password.

Write an article based on this "Monitor for dizziness. Know if you experience vertigo. Know if you have tinnitus. Know if you're experiencing hearing loss. Monitor for ear discharge. Look for vomiting, earaches, blurred vision, and fever. Know what it's not. See your doctor."
article: It is a reeling sensation or feeling like you are out of balance. Head movements, watching TV for prolonged periods, reading books, focusing on an object for a long time, crowds, darkness and walking often aggravate dizziness. It is due to bizarre signals from the vestibular system of both ears. The semicircular tubes of vestibule are filled with special type of fluid. Movement of this fluid stimulates nerve tissue within the tubes which provokes a sense of position and balance. Labyrinthitis alters the normal composition of this fluid, leading to abnormal signal production which is interpreted as dizziness. Dizziness or lightheadedness may be experienced in many other conditions. In anemia, low blood pressure, low blood glucose (hypoglycemia), blood loss or dehydration the prominent symptom will be weakness. You may also faint sometimes. You may feel that your head is spinning or the world is spinning around you. This is also a symptom of vestibular system inflammation. Head injury, Meniere's disease, stroke, etc. may also cause vertigo but they will have specific patterns and other associated symptoms (which will be discussed later). Severity of vertigo varies considerably. You may feel mild dizziness and out of balance or the attack may be so severe that you cannot remain upright anymore. It may also be associated with nausea and vomiting. Vertigo in labyrinthitis is most severe in the first week. Thereafter it starts to get better as you learn to cope with the symptoms. You may hear constant ringing, buzzing, whistling or humming sounds in the affected ear. It is due to involvement of the cochlea or hearing apparatus. In tinnitus, there is a formation of abnormal particles in the fluid of the internal area that stimulate hair cells (nerve endings that carry sound signal). This unusual stimulation is interpreted as tinnitus. Conditions that cause vertigo may also cause tinnitus. Additionally, exposure to noisy environment may cause tinnitus. In that case you will usually have no other symptoms. It occurs when the cochlear nerve is damaged or blocked by inflammation. You may experience reduced or total loss of hearing. This is a more severe symptom of labyrinthitis that warrants urgent medical attention because the hearing loss may be permanent. If hearing loss is accompanied by tinnitus, check your external ear for impacted wax. You will fully regain hearing function after removing the wax. Discharge of pus or watery fluid indicate bacterial infection of the middle ear (otitis media) that has perforated the tympanic membrane (a partition between external ear and middle ear). You should visit your doctor promptly to control the infection because it may permanently impair your hearing. Think about if your ears feel heavy. If there is accumulation of pus or fluid in the middle ear, you may feel a heaviness or pressure in the affected ear. It is common in bacterial infections. These are actually symptoms of the symptoms. Here's how it works: Pain in the ear is also a sign of an infective condition. It may be accompanied by tinnitus. The vertigo or dizziness that accompanies labyrinthitis may lead to nausea and vomiting. A fever that is above 38C (100F) is an indication that you have an infection in your body. Blurred vision may be the result of a pinched nerve. It may be difficult to read and see things at a distance. A few conditions mimic labyrinthitis. In order to treat yourself effectively, it's important to be sure that you have this infection and not something similar. Here are some conditions that mimic labyrinthitis: Menieres syndrome. It is caused by unusual accumulation of fluid in the inner ear. A typical attack starts with a feeling of fullness in the ear, increasing tinnitus and decreasing hearing followed by severe vertigo, often accompanied by nausea and vomiting. An attack usually lasts 20-30 minutes. Migraines. It is not exactly a problem of the ear. Migraine occurs due to constriction followed by dilatation of blood vessels of the brain. One sided headache is most prominent symptom. Benign paroxysmal positional vertigo. It occurs due to displacement of crystals from utricle and saccule into semicircular canals. The displaced particles inappropriately stimulate semicircular canals leading to vertigo and dizziness. Transient ischemic attack (TIA) or mini stroke. If there is vascular insufficiency in hearing or balance related areas of the brain, you may experience dizziness, loss of balance or loss of hearing temporarily. You should feel better in a few minutes and the symptom will not recur. Brain tumor. Usually you will experience very specific set of symptoms. It will depend on the location of the tumor. However, headache and convulsion are common with any brain tumor. There may be weakness in a specific site of the body. Symptoms may last about 1 to 3 weeks. Even though it may be short, it is still best to call your doctor when experiencing these symptoms to avoid a serious complication of permanent hearing loss. There are laboratory tests that can confirm if you have labyrinthitis.

Write an article based on this "Prepare the masala. Add the potato to water and put it on to boil. Warm two tablespoons of oil in a pan over medium heat. Bring half a cup of water to a boil in a separate pan. Prepare the bread. Make the sandwich."
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Combine one dry red chili, one teaspoon of coriander seeds, two cloves, half an inch of cinnamon stick, half a teaspoon of cumin, and four teaspoons of black pepper. Add the mixture to a small pan and roast it for two minutes over medium heat. Grind the results into a fine powder. If you don't want to spend time making the masala yourself, you can find already prepared mixtures at Indian food stores. You'll be mashing it, so boil it until it is soft enough to easily smash it with a potato masher. You'll need to make about a cup mashed. Put it in a bowl and add to it half a teaspoon of salt, one tablespoon of the masala mixture, one tablespoon of tamarind paste, and three teaspoons of sugar. Set it aside. Add in half a teaspoon of cumin seeds and wait for them to crack open. After this, add in the potato mixture and blend it together. Leave it on low heat to keep it warm. Dump in the potato mixture from the last step. Let it simmer over low heat for two minutes, or until it reaches the consistency of a thick paste. Slice some thick sandwich buns into halves. Hoagie rolls work very well for this type of sandwich. Butter both sides of each slice and toast them in a frying pan over medium heat. On one half of the buns, add a quarter cup of the filling. Top it with three tablespoons of coriander chutney, one quarter cup of pomegranate seeds, one quarter cup of fine sev, and one quarter cup of crushed, roasted peanuts. Add the other halves of the buns to complete the sandwiches. Fine sev is available at Indian food stores. If you or anyone you plan to serve this to is allergic to peanuts, feel free to omit them.