In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: RGP lenses tend to be slightly less popular than soft lenses for a number of reasons, but there are many areas in which RGP lenses excel. An RGP lens will have the following benefits for most contact lens users: Sharper vision than soft lenses provide Better visual clarity for some users with astigmatism Preferable for some users with presbyopia who require bifocals or multifocals Better fit and clarity for users with Keratoconus (cone-shaped cornea) Preferable for individuals who need contact lenses after refractive surgery Can be used for ortho-k procedures, in which lenses are worn at night to reshape the cornea Though RGP lenses are preferable for some users with specific needs, there are also some down sides to these lenses. Some users report that RGP lenses may have the following disadvantages: They take longer to get used to and may be less comfortable. They will need to be worn regularly to become comfortable for the user (they can even become uncomfortable after a week of not wearing lenses). There is a greater risk of RGP lenses becoming dislodged during physical activities due to the smaller size of the lenses. There is a higher risk of discomfort or corneal abrasions due to the increased chance of dust/debris getting lodged under the lenses. They require greater care and maintenance than soft lenses; however, they tend to last longer, which may save you money in the long run. If you're on the fence about soft vs. RGP lenses, you may want to consider trying hybrid contact lenses. Hybrid lenses are made with a rigid, gas-permeable center but have a soft ring around the RGP component. This gives you the comfort of a soft lens while meeting the specialized needs some users have for a rigid lens. Hybrid lenses can be used to correct nearsightedness, farsightedness, astigmatism, age-related loss of close-up vision, and keratoconus. Many users who need rigid lenses find that hybrid contact lenses are much more comfortable and easier to wear.
Summary: Learn the advantages of RGP lenses. Know the disadvantages of RGP lenses. Consider hybrid contact lenses.

This will help make them soft and moist, and prevent them from burning. Tortillas can also be warmed over the gas on a gas range or directly on the element of an electric stove. Allow the element on an electric stove to heat up for one to two minutes. Place one tortilla directly on the gas range or electric element. Heat it for five to 10 seconds, and then flip it over with tongs. Heat for another five to 10 seconds. Continue heating and flipping the tortilla in this way until it begins to puff a little or starts getting some char marks.
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One-sentence summary -- Wet your tortillas with a little water. Heat your cooktop on high heat. Heat your tortillas one at a time.

Q: If you want to make chocolate cake balls, use chocolate cake mix with chocolate frosting. For vanilla, use vanilla cake and vanilla frosting. Otherwise, feel free to mix and match cake mix flavors and frosting flavors to create hybrid flavors. Some combination ideas include: Red velvet cake with buttercream frosting Angel food cake with strawberry icing Chocolate cake with red velvet icing You don't need to keep it in there very long. Fifteen to twenty minutes will allow the balls to firm up, and they'll be easier to coat and decorate. If you're crunched for time, put them in the freezer for about five minutes. The cake balls are done with the outside no longer feels moist and you can squeeze them gently without them losing their shape.
A: Consider cake and frosting combinations. Place the tray in the fridge.

Article: A menu will pop up. The device will shutdown and restart after a few seconds. Wait for it to be fully rebooted, that is, displaying the home screen, and no longer loading before proceeding. Tap the stock Android camera app, which is usually the plain camera icon, to open the camera. Point it at an object, and press the Capture button on the screen. If it still lags, try another method.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Long-press the Power button of your phone. Tap the "Reboot" option from the menu. Try the camera out.

Problem: Article: You might want to ask the seller or salesperson questions like, "Does this car have any issues you know about?" If you're dealing with a private seller, you might ask, "Why are you selling the car?" The answers may help you learn more about the car and what you can expect if you buy it. Sites like Carfax and AutoCheck are useful for searching vehicle history reports. Just enter the vehicle identification number to find information regarding a specific car. This information can help you piece together a more comprehensive picture of the car's history, including who the previous owners were and whether the vehicle has any liens against it. Check the car's odometer, too. Vehicle history reports should show an odometer reading that is less than its current reading. There are a number of elements that you should check before buying a used car with cash. For instance, pop the hood and look for leaky or oil-splattered engine parts. Check the tires. If they're bald, express your concern and ask the seller if they would consider fitting the car with new tires before you purchase it. If the seller disallows such an inspection, it is likely because the car has some hidden problem. If your independent mechanic finds a problem with the vehicle, bring it to the attention of the seller. If they say they didn't know about it (and if the issue is not a deal breaker for you), use the issue in your negotiations later to obtain a lower price for the vehicle. If the car is a certified pre-owned vehicle, it has already been inspected and has a warranty, so there is no reason to take it to a mechanic. Giving the used car a test drive is the best way to determine if it really is the car for you. During your test drive, evaluate the car's performance. Ensure that the seats are comfortable and easily adjustable. Test the heat, air conditioning, headlights, and blinkers. Determine the ease of driving. The brakes and steering wheel should be responsive. Look for warning lights on the dash panel. Check for blind spots by adjusting the rear-view mirror and side mirrors appropriately. If your test drive doesn't go well, consider refocusing your energies on buying a different car on your list. Vehicle service records will show when the car was last serviced, and when it ought to be serviced again. If the car has missed a tire rotation or oil change, insist on that the seller provide one before you purchase the vehicle. Private sellers probably won't have vehicle service records on hand. Get the car looked over by a mechanic to ensure that it is in good condition.
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Ask the seller questions about the car's performance and history. Check vehicle history reports to learn more about the car. Look the car over. Have the vehicle inspected by an independent mechanic. Test-drive the car. Ask to see service records.