Write an article based on this "Charge your tablet to at least 75%. Tap Build Number 7 times. Tap Developer options. Check the box next to "USB Debugging."
article: The rooting process may take up to several minutes to complete and requires near-full battery life. Rooting is not supported by Android or Samsung. It is also not guaranteed to work successfully on all tablets. Keep this in mind when attempting to root and do so at your own risk. If your Galaxy Tab 3 becomes bricked or inoperable after rooting, see this wikiHow for more information. Rooting your Galaxy Tab 3 will void the manufacturer's warranty. To reinstate your warranty, or to undo rooting, follow these steps to unroot your Android and restore the original factory settings. After the 7th tap, you'll see a message that says you are now a Developer. This menu appears only after tapping the build number 7 times. " This allows you to make changes to your tablet after connecting the device to your computer via USB.

Write an article based on this "Take 150 mg to manage a gastric or peptic ulcer. Start with 75 mg to treat symptoms of indigestion. Use up to 150 mg to provide relief for erosive esophagitis. Take 150mg to control gastric acid hypersecretory conditions. Use 150 mg for Zollinger-Ellison Syndrome."
article: Ranitidine may be used to manage a duodenal ulcer, a type of peptic ulcer in the small intestine, as well as gastric ulcers. An adult may take 150 mg twice a day or 300 mg once a day to help manage symptoms. Additionally, you can take 150 mg once a day to help prevent symptoms. For children under 16, it is recommended that you do not exceed 300 mg per day for treatment, and no more than 150 mg per day for symptom management. Treatment is typically administered for eight weeks but may be necessary for up to a year. Consult with your doctor to determine proper treatment time frame. Ranitidine can help counteract and prevent symptoms of indigestion. To prevent symptoms, adults should take 75 to 150 mg with a glass of water half an hour before eating. To treat symptoms, take the same dose no more than twice a day. Children over the age of 12 may safely receive up to two doses of 75 mg with a glass of water per day. Other remedies should be sought for younger children. Ranitidine may be used to treat erosive esophagitis symptoms. Adults are recommended to take 150 mg four times a day to treat symptoms, and 150 mg twice a day for maintenance. Talk to your doctor to discuss how long you may need to continue treatment. For children under 16, it is recommended that you provide no more than 5 to 10 mg/kg per day, divided over two doses. Look for a children's formula if available at your local pharmacy or drugstore. A number of disorders, including hypergastrinemia and hyperhistaminemia, comprise the umbrella term "gastric acid hypersecretory conditions." 150 mg taken twice daily can help control symptoms for most of these conditions in most adults. The same dose is also useful for acid reflux and GERD. For children under 16, the recommended dose is 5 to 10 mg/kg per day, divided over two doses. Look for a children's formula if available to help you administer the proper dose. Zollinger-Ellison Syndrome is a rare pancreatic condition. 150 mg of ranitidine taken twice a day may help treat some symptoms in adults. However, due to the rare nature of this condition, it is highly recommended that anyone talk with their doctor first before starting any form of treatment, including using over the counter medications.

Write an article based on this "Have a cute face and cute hair. Have cute clothes. Have cute body language."
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Your face will be the first thing people see and it can go a long way in showing people just how cute you really are. If you want to be cute, you should make sure to wash your face and hair as often as you need to, and to always look clean and have a healthy glow. Here are some other things you can do: Wear minimal makeup. While a little bit of eyeshadow or pink lipstick can help you look cute, you should focus on having a natural appearance. Decide carefully how much or how little makeup you think is appropriate. Have soft, natural-looking hair. Your hair will look cute if you don't straighten it too much or douse it in oily products. Let your hair dry naturally and fall at your shoulders, or wear it in two loose ponytails. Wear just a tiny bit of blush. This will make you look even cuter when you blush for real. You don't need an entire wardrobe makeover to look cute. Having just a few key cute items and wearing them the right way can help you put together your cute appearance. Here are some tips for wearing cute clothes: Wear a lot of pastel colors. A light purple, pink, or shade of blue can give you a softer and cuter look. Wear cute skirts instead of pants - you'll look and feel much nicer and more feminine. Don't wear high heels. Instead, wear cute clogs or sandals. Paint your toes a cute color. Have a cute cardigan to wear over a white tank top. Dress comfortably. Cute people should never look uncomfortable in their clothes. Wear comfortable clothes that fit your style. Don't dress provocatively. Showing your shoulders or calves off is one thing, but wearing clothes that are too tight and showcase too much of your body will give people the wrong impression. Exposing your bra straps, showing too much cleavage, or wearing skirts that are too short or tight is not cute. Dressing inappropriately can seem like you have low self-esteem, or are looking for the wrong kind of attention. Cute body language can help you project your cute look. The trick is to not be too forward, but to move in ways that are just plain adorable. Here's how you can have cute body language: If you're standing, shift your weight from one foot to the other. If you're sitting, keep your feet together and keep your hands in your lap. Play with your hair. Use eye contact. Eye contact is a way of engaging others directly. It shows interest, it shows that you are attempting to bring this person into your sphere and keep him there. But don't forget to look down at the floor or at your feet once in a while to show that you're a little bit shy. Don't touch the person you're talking to too aggressively, but remember that giving the occasional light touch on the shoulder or knee will be just plain cute. Cover your mouth when you laugh. When you cover your mouth with your hand as you laugh, it shows a sweet, cute, and slightly timid side of you.