Problem: Article: Once iTunes or the App Store is open, if you haven't already, click Sign in and enter your Apple ID username and password. Contrary to what you might think, you cannot simply change the country or region of your account by switching the flag at the bottom of the featured or home page. Doing so will allow you to browse that country's iTunes or App Store selection (see Method 3), but it will sign you out of your account. You will not be able to make purchases. You may be prompted to enter your Apple ID again. Remember, you may only switch to a country for which you have a local billing address on a valid credit card, or for which you have a local gift card. You cannot switch countries if you don't have either a local credit card or gift certificate. Click Change after your country is selected. Select the checkbox that says "I have read and agree to these terms and conditions." Click Agree. If you have a credit card, enter it now. A valid local gift card should also be acceptable. Click Continue.
Summary: Sign in to iTunes or the App Store using your Apple ID. Once signed in, click on Account on the right-hand toolbar. Click on the Change Country or Region link on your Account page. Select a country you wish to switch to. Press Continue when steered to the Welcome to the iTunes Store page. Read and agree to Apple's Terms and Conditions and Privacy Policy. Enter a valid payment method. Enter your billing address associated with you local credit card.

Problem: Article: Try to find a bottle that is more oval in shape rather than round; the flattened back will help it rest better against the wall when you hang it. A 15-ounce (444-milliliter) shampoo or conditioner bottle will fit most phones. Hold your phone against it to test the sizethe edges should extend around the outside of the phone Rinse the bottle out in hot water to remove any residue left inside. Peel off the label and remove any residue using white vinegar, oil, or a glue remover (ie: Goo Gone). Allow the bottle to dry upside down before proceeding. Hold your phone against the bottle, with the bottom edges lined up. Decide how far up the phone you want the front of the holder to go, then make a mark on the bottle using a permanent marker. For most people, two-thirds of the way up the phone is perfect. Draw a horizontal line across the front of the bottle first, right where the mark is. Extend the line around the sides of the bottle. When you reach the back, curve the line upwards towards the top of the bottle. How high up you curve the back of the holder depends on how tall you want the charging station to be. Place your phone's charger on the back of the bottle, with the prongs facing up. Make sure that it is about inch (1.27 centimeters) below the top of the curved line. Trace around the charger using a permanent marker, then put the charger away. Start with the base of the holder first, then cut out the charger hole. It would be easiest to do this with a craft blade or box cutter. Some people find it easier to use scissors on the base of the bottle, however. This will get rid of any roughness. If you plan on decoupaging or painting your holder, it would be a good idea to buff the outside of the bottle with fine-grit sandpaper to give it some tooth. Be sure to rinse the bottle afterwards. Simply dampen a cotton ball or pad with your desired product, then wipe it over the pen marks. Rubbing alcohol should work most of the time, but if you need something stronger, try nail polish remover or acetone. Plug the charger into the wall, then slide the holder onto it through the hole, with the "pocket" part facing outward. Plug the cable into the charger, then into your phone. Slide your phone into the holder, and tuck any excess cable inside. Important: Make sure that the holder is touching the plastic part of the charger; don't let it slip behind the charger and touch the metal prongs.
Summary: Find a bottle large enough to fit your phone. Remove the labels and clean the bottle, inside and out. Mark where you want the opening to start with a permanent marker. Extend the line towards the back, then curve it upwards. Trace the back of the charger onto the back of the bottle. Cut along the lines that you drew. Sand the cut edges with fine-grit sandpaper. Wipe away any marker lines with rubbing alcohol or nail polish remover. Use your new charging station.

Problem: Article: This includes pictures of you and your ex, listening to 'your' song, and gifts they gave you. While you don't necessarily have to throw all the stuff out (that cookbook you two would try recipes from might come in handy in the future) you should move it from your direct line of sight. However mad you may be, it is best not to destroy something that may be of significant financial or sentimental value to them (expensive items or family mementos). If you have items like this, the best thing is to gather them up, and arrange a time for them to come get them. This is not an invitation to reconnect, so keep your messages short and professional. Keeping in contact with them will make you feel even worse than you already do. Don't call your ex crying or send passive aggressive texts, and definitely don't communicate when you've been drinking. Your ex has made it clear that they are moving on. The best way to do that yourself is to avoid contact with them. Delete your ex from social media. You don't need the constant reminder of what they are up to that you'll automatically get from Facebook or other social media sites. That kind of avoidance will help keep you from thinking about them. Ask your friends to help. Don't make, or let, them fill you in on what your ex is up to. Instead, ask them to help you get your mind off them, even if it's just by spending time talking about anything else, or keeping you from contacting them. The best way to get over the past is to create a new, bright future for yourself without that person. Now is the time to fulfill your dreams of learning new skills or trying different activities. Enroll in a new after school or work class, or join a sports team, even just joining a pick-up game every week will work. The goal is to distract yourself with new ideas and activities, and to meet new people. One of the best ways to get your mind off your own problem is to try to help someone else with a challenge they are facing. Ask your friends about what is going on in their lives, or talk to your family about how they are doing. Don't let your emotions block you from the fact that other people are dealing with their own sadness. You don't have to just limit your helping to people you know. Volunteering is a great way to put your own situation into perspective. Volunteer at a soup kitchen or shelter and focus your efforts on bettering the lives of others. You may just find that in the process you discover new meaning in your own life. After giving yourself some space, get back into the game of love. You shouldn't close yourself off, and losing someone does not mean you are unlovable or can never love again. Use your new activities to meet potential new partners, or even be willing to use online dating. You don't have to actively look for new relationships if you don't want to, but don't immediately reject the possibility if someone asks or offers. Be careful with a rebound relationship. Opening yourself up does not mean rushing into a new relationship immediately. If you move too quickly, you may mistake the easy intimacy with real feeling, and create greater pain for yourself and the other person. These processes take time, and while on the way to recovery, you may come up against days that are harder than others. Don't beat yourself up over feeling sad when you thought you were recovering. Occasionally fantasizing about your ex is normal. The surest way to think about something is to tell yourself not to think about it. Sometimes that will happen. Rather than suppress these thoughts, accept them, and look for something else to think about instead.
Summary:
Get rid of things that remind you or your ex. Stop all contact with your ex. Get involved in new activities. Help someone else. Meet new people. Be patient.