Article: The first thing to remember is to that you must clean and dry your hands before you put in, or take out, your lenses. Wash your hands thoroughly with mild soap and water before handling your lenses. Dry your hands with a lint-free towel after washing them. You don't want any fluff or lint to get into your eyes. If you are putting on makeup, put your lenses in first. Take your lenses out before removing makeup. You can clean your lenses individually to remove any surface build-up. Squirt a little lens cleaning solution, or multi-purpose solution, into the palm of one hand. Then place the lens in the solution and rub it gently with your index finger. After rubbing them, rinse them with solution. This "rub and rinse" method is considered very effective. It's important that don't put in contact lenses that will irritate your eyes. Before you put in a lens, hold it out on your index finger and check for tears or debris. Then carefully place it on the centre of your eye as normal. When you take a lens out, be gentle or you risk tearing it. Check to see if your lens is right side out. You don't want to put on lenses upside down they won't fit correctly and could irritate your eye. If you are struggling to put in or remove your lenses ask for guidance from your eye doctor. If you have long, pointed, or slightly ragged fingernails take extra care not to damage the lens or scratch your eye. It's very important that you only use the specialized cleaning, storing and disinfecting solutions on your lenses. Also, do not wash or rinse them in water, saliva, or anything else. Micro-organisms in the water can cause infection or even damage your sight. Do not attempt to rinse your lenses in your mouth, this is asking for an infection. Don't expose your lenses to any kind of water, including bottled, distilled, ocean, lake and tap water. For the same reasons, you should take them out before swimming or getting in a hot tub. Different types of lenses will require the uses of different types of disinfectant solution. It's important to use the correct one for you, so listen to your eye doctor, as well as reading the label on the product you have. You can use a multi-purpose solution to clean your lenses as well as store them. A saline solution can be used for storing lenses, but not for disinfecting them. If you use a hydrogen peroxide solution, do not put them into your eyes before completing the required process of disinfecting and neutralizing them.
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Have clean and dry hands when handling your lenses. Gently rub your lenses to clean them. Take care when you are putting in and taking out your lenses. Do not use water or saliva on your lenses. Use the correct contact lens solution.

Problem: Article: Tap the Settings app icon, which resembles a grey box with gears, to do so. It's the top item on the Settings page. You'll find this option near the middle of the page. It's at the top of the "iTunes & App Store" page. Doing so prompts a pop-up menu. It's in the pop-up menu. Type in the password that you use to log into your Apple ID account, or scan your Touch ID fingerprint. This will open the Apple ID page. You'll find this option near the bottom of the page; on some iPhones, you may first have to scroll down to see it. Doing so opens the Pandora subscription's page. It's near the bottom of the page. Once you've confirmed that you want to cancel your Pandora subscription, your billing will not renew during the next cycle. Your Pandora subscription will remain active until the end of the current billing cycle.
Summary: Open your iPhone's Settings. Tap your Apple ID. Tap iTunes & App Store. Tap your Apple ID. Tap View Apple ID. Enter your Apple ID password or Touch ID when prompted. Tap Subscriptions. Select the Pandora subscription. Tap Cancel Subscription. Follow any on-screen instructions to confirm.

Most entry-level positions in HR require past experience, usually through internships. Toward the end of your schooling, look into internship opportunities. As an HR intern, you'll have the opportunity to apply your academic coursework to real-world situations. Tasks for an HR intern range from preparing new hire paperwork, advertising open job positions, advising employees on safety issues, and more. A good place to start for finding an internship is your school's career services center, or the academic advisor for your major's department. Also, your professors probably had to do internships themselves and could guide you in finding a good match for you. Once you've graduated (hopefully with high honors!) research different HR positions. There are generally two career paths to take in HR work: generalist or specialist. The HR generalist has a wide range of responsibilities such as attracting and retaining employees, training, managing the workforce, and planning ways to meet HR needs. Generalists are usually found in small companies or in management roles. HR specialists typically require deep knowledge of a particular (larger) company's HR program, such as employee and labor relations, benefits, conducting interviews, or administering pre-employment tests. Writing a great resume is an art unto itself. Be sure that your resume is no more than one page, focuses on your individual strengths, and includes your education and experience background. There are several ways to organize a resume, just be sure to divide sections of education, work experience, and strengths. Remember, a resume is a marketing tool. You are trying to sell yourself to employers who have never met you. Use accomplishment statements and action words rather than plain descriptions of your role in previous jobs. Many job positions also ask for a cover letter. A cover letter is an extension of your resume, but you don't want to just repeat the same information from your resume. Instead, write about what you learned from past positions why you're interested in the position you're applying for, being sure to focus on skills and strengths needed for that particular. Cover letters will usually need to change depending on the position you're applying for. When starting out, you may wish to start working for an HR consulting firm. It will often take some years of experience to be qualified for the high level consulting positions. Research types of consulting firms in your area to determine which type and which firm would be a good fit for you. There are generally 3 types of consulting firms, and the type you work for depends on your interests and area of specialization: there are strategy consulting firms (focused in business strategy HR consulting), pure play HR consulting firms (who do work only in HR issues consulting), and big four / management consulting firms (HR consulting is one of many consulting offerings offered in these large consulting firms).
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Do an internship. Research job possibilities. Make an impressive resume. Consider an HR consulting firm.