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What you add to your scenes to make them more interesting? Possible examples: Plot twists and surprises. Questions and mystery. Imagery (beautiful, exotic, memorable, what?). Neat dialogue. When I'm just writing, I produce utter garbage, very boring stuff. I don't have much style. So I want to improve that as much as possible. When I began to investigate how good writers do it, I found myriad things. However, I think I can't quite be sure which findings are important and which are just minor style details. I have been reading quite many textbooks about writing, but they're nor much help here. They take too much for granted. Some texts about old "pulp writers" have been illuminating, but basically there's not much useful. I do not need exact advice, but more like what could be good idea to think now and then when my text is going to that "utter drivel" class again. (If this is hard to understand, sorry, English is not my native language.)
Hello MuchAdo, Welcome to the forums! I think that's a very broad question. And the first answer that comes to my mind is: your story itself needs to be interesting and hook readers - not just the single scenes. If you're writing about a boring and trite topic, then even adding twists or beautiful imagery won't make it (much) more interesting. Of course, others will say now that there are great writers who can make the story of a bin bag's miserable life interesting and exciting, but such a thing would have to rely heavily on metaphors, other writing techniques and possibly humour. I once read somewhere that a mystery and crime author, when he doesn't know what to do next, simply writes something like: "Josh opened the door. He found himself looking down the barrel of a gun." To each his own. But I can only cringe at the thought of it. Scenes are interesting because of the characters that drive them. They have to be emotionally engaging and believable, which naturally entails good dialogue (internal and external). Plot twists are exciting for readers, if not overdone. If you twist the plot all the time, then the readers won't be surprised any more - they'll just expect the unexpected. Threat and danger - how will the characters survive the next one hundred pages? Questions and mystery can be achieved with a good story outline. If you plan a complex novel and feed the answers only gradually to the readers, it will keep them reading to find out the why and how. Imagery? It needs to fit the situation, fit what you're writing. Are you trying to build a scary atmosphere? Or did the characters just enter Grandma's living room and you need the readers to feel that heart-warming coziness, smell the cookies... Um, I think I'm really just stating the obvious. But I wouldn't know how else to respond to the question. I certainly don't "add" anything deliberately to the scenes, just to try and make them more spicy. I try to write spicy scenes, not boring ones that I try to save with a poor plot twist. Are you sure you produce utter garbage? Follow the general advice: write something and edit it to the best that you can. Then, don't touch it for 6 weeks. Read through it. Is it really that bad? Style develops over time and you cannot force it. The fastest way to acquire your own style is by writing as much as you can. You may imitate other authors at first, but soon you'll find the voice you want to write in. Also, a good way to improve is through workshops, either in real life, at the sffworld.com workshop, at the sffworld flash fiction contests, or at critters.org Happy Writing!
Thank you, Scorpion, that gave me a lot to think about. Basically, I think, my problem is same as the difference between a random guy telling a joke and a professional stand-up comedian. I can tell the best story in the world in very boring manner. I think anticipation, action and plotting are wonderful ways to keep the reader interested, but I think my problem is more in the micro level. Humor is good idea, if it fits the atmosphere. Certainly it makes the style more interesting. I have found that thriller writers use very strict structure inside scenes. Also they have groups of scenes that follow a certain pacing, scenes have some kind of "roles" inside of a certain "cycle" which repeats... Kind of paint-by-numbers, I know that most people hate it when they realize it, but it seems to work very well for some well known authors... I admit that I have no terms, words or names for these... Things. But maybe you understand what I'm talking about? I certainly know that there are authors who can make very bland developments very interesting... It's just that the prose itself elevates them.
keeping the reader awake You're right, but why call it "paint by numbers?" It's just good building technique, no more of a cliche than putting a house foundation under the house rather than on the roof. You have, in fact, zeroed in on a prime structural element of engaging prose. If we execute each discrete scene (often a chapter) in a similar fashion as we execute the over-all story, we're far more likely to grip the reader. My favorite scenes generally (but not always) cleave to the viewpoint of a single character. We know what that character wants. We feel that character's fear. We sense that character's disappointments as he/she meets with obstacles. Perhaps the biggest difference between scene structure and the over-all structure of the story is that a single scene rarely resolves the conflict ... it's more likely to end with a tension-heightening cliff hanger (set-up for a following scene). When the scene employs multiple viewpoints, the goals are the same as when it employs only one: To move the story forward and to heighten tension. Imagine a scene employing alternating viewpoints between Wyatt Earp and one of the Clancy brothers during the shoot-out at the OK Corral. In this hypothetical scene, it would be thrilling to leap back and forth from the protagonist's head to the antagonist's -- kind of like a chess game. In fact, spectator sports of all kinds employ multiple viewpoint ... but the scene structure is similar. As you've accurately pointed out, there are many aspects to engaging prose. Structure is just one. I hope this helps a bit, even though I'm simply expanding on information contained within your question. Keep on typin' -- WB
Exactly, Window Bar, you said it perfectly; this kind of "building techniques" I'm trying to learn. They're a lot more efficient than I can come up with my own inventions. I read Michael Moorcock's and Jack Vance's thoughts some time ago and they show why many things are in the prose. It's quite funny to find out that many obvious things are meaningless when I have always thought they are the gist of it. Moorcock said that most of action is unimportant, that I find funny, because those novels I have read from him seemed to contain a lot of action... They actually don't. There is quite a lot smoke and mirrors there, I want to learn from as many word-magicians I can!
Be careful when doing imagery. When do you most often skip through pages in a book? If you're like me and many others, it's when the writer goes overboard on imagery. My own rule of thumb, show what needs to be shown. Then get back to your plot.
WindowBar hit it on the nail as to what keeps readers awake at night, desperate to read just one more chapter - structure. Before I started to write (and take a bunch of writing classes), I thought it was magic the way a writer could build a story with such intensity that I just couldn't put the book down. Now I know how they do it! Scenes and sequels. I'm not saying that I can do it, but I think I understand how they do it, and it all has to do with the scene/sequel thing and placing the satisfying sequel not at the end of the chapter, but at the beginning of the next chapter. So that you just have to turn that page and find out how the character reacts to what just happened in the scene. Often times, the chapter breaks are not defined until much later in the process of writing the draft to maximize that effect (at least, that's what I have been told and a few books I've read lately seem to follow that logic). Not everyone writes that way, but some writers do and are quite successful at it.
... I think some of my readers stay awake at night worried that I might write something else. OK, maybe not, (hopefully not). There's a lot to not being boring, which is your question. Part of it is having a good rhythm to your work, keeping the story moving with pauses at the right times. Dialogue helps, having the characters interact with each other and talk instead of a long exposition explaining something which may or may not be important. Don't write the parts that people are going to skip anyway. Get lots and lots of feedback, some of it from people who don't care about your feelings. B5
What others have said, but also...readers are glued to your story by two basic things, a character they really care about, and that character being in an unstable situation (so you want to know what happens next to that character.) Boring character in a suspenseful situation...who cares? He could fall off a cliff, the train could run over her, the team of ninjas could crash through the door and send a hail of throwing stars and chains and knives at that character and you would not care. Bleh. Not even disgusting and o-good-he's-dead, but just...bleh. Interesting character in a stable situation...well, you'll be interested for a few minutes, but if the character doesn't transition to an unstable situation of some kind--if he's not worried, scared, concerned, startled, anything but peaceful and content--you won't keep reading. Boring character doing nothing, you don't even get past the first page. But a character you care about doing things that put him in an unstable position--whether at the bottom or the top of the roller-coaster ride--will glue your reader to the page. How do you start? Dump your character into trouble. How do you continue? Every time his head comes above water, push it back into trouble. Trouble can be various: emotional trouble, job trouble, physical trouble, political trouble, nuclear-blast-that-ends-civilization trouble. In fact, it's useful to give your character multiple sources of trouble, so readers don't get bored with the same kind of trouble. (Most of us deal with the same kind of trouble over and over again in real life. Fiction does it better.)
To me this is the most important thing in a novel. I have read books that had wonderful "structure" and obeyed all the so called rules of story telling, yet reading them was like eating dry cream crackers! I have read others, where the construction was a bit off, things could have been knitted together better, yet the emotional link with the characters and their unfolding situation was so strong that you over looked the faults and really enjoyed the book. Without giving the reader an emotional connection to the character and their situation, then all the correct structure in the world won't give you a page turner.
Yes, character is certainly the most important ingredient. Exceptionally interesting characters are really good way to keep the reader awake. I also admit that the sense of urgency is very important, although there are some small exceptions (um, I said I read Vance...). Basically, anticipation is more important than the action itself. I'm not disagreeing in any basic principles. But I think that sometimes nice little things, like structural texture, style or something else also makes the prose more fluid. It's often quite invisible effect, if I'm not specifically paying attention to it. Some old Aldiss story had such a strong atmosphere, that I was compelled to read it on one sitting. Afterwards I figured it was mostly style tricks, kind of ways to direct the focus of the reader. Lovecraft also had quite unique styling in some stories. They were also very intense experiences. It might be that I'm completely on wrong track, but testing this assumption is a way to get more prose done, so there's nothing but benefits, if I try!
MuchAdo-- Yes, there are a million secrets, and those who develop their own brew for excellence are far more likely to hook readers. Like you, most of us are either beginners or intermediates in our development, and we, too, are seeking our individual recipes. One strong stylistic device you might work on (perhaps you already have done so) is the use of precise, strong, evocative verbs to describe the situation. Verbs carry deeper emotion and sensuality than do adjectives. Here are some examples: Weak: He smelled as if he had ridden a wet horse. Strong: He stank of wet horse. Weak: She wished she could see her young man soon. Strong: She yearned for her lover. Actually, these examples gain strength via two devices: exact verbs and brevity. Truly, your inquiry is so broad that we could throw rocks in almost any direction and be certain to hit something! It would be interesting to know your own favorite means for achieving a compelling tale. --WB
I think I'm not quite capable in carrying the torch yet, but I think I'd search scenes with rich imagery, which contain developments in the beginning and revelations, mysteries or small scale surprises in the end. That, in addition to strong characters and good plotting might be the goal. Why I'm even thinking this? Just because you can't write plot. Or character. You can only write scenes, which reveal something about plot or character. If I'm not good in scenes, much will be lost. Of course this is oversimplification. I'm good at those...
For me, it's the imagery leading to a specific scene; whether it be action or a simple conversation. For example, in my first book there was a scene where the warrior monk was about to be attacked by a warrior's wolf. Rather than diving right into the sequence of the fight, I began to describe her actions and motivations. "She tightly gripped her staff and raised it to a position where any strike was achievable," or "her first thought of action was to side step the beast's lunge and crash her staff into its spine, hoping to quickly end the fight". I know it sounds a bit cheesy, but my intention is to bring the thoughts of my characters, not just their actions, into the minds of the readers. Its almost as if I desire for the reader to connect with the character, while still being in a distant fantasy world. I wish you the best of luck...
JT Billow, that sounds like a nice way to immerse reader. I thought that good connection between characters improves connection between the prose and the reader, but that's something I am struggling with. It seems so easy in others' texts, but it's quite hard for me to write.
I know this may sound trivial, but try to put your own self into the position of the character your writing, at that particular scene. What would you do? What would you think before action?
Difficulty, to me, is to do as you said and on the same time try to simulate character (who is not *anything* like me) thought. Difficult to the extreme.
What keeps me reading is interesting things happening to characters I care about, but pretty much nothing keeps me awake at night unless I've got under 50 pages to go. I've read page turners by best selling authors that I could easily put down, so what works for some readers won't necessarily work for all readers. Suspense that builds steadily or increasing danger to the characters I'm enjoying can keep me turning pages, but if I get the sense that I'm being manipulated or that the danger isn't quite real or that the hero/protag is so much better/more clever than the villain/antagonist, then I lose interest. I felt that way about an early, major bestseller by a mystery writer who has legions of fans and more bestsellers than I have fingers and I've never read another book he wrote after that first one. He bored me and the book was forgettable. Yet it was a page turner, until I was almost at the end. Subjective qualities are hard if not impossible to nail down.
I'm currently reading a technothriller, which uses quite often two "big issues" -- conflicts, questions, mysteries, dangers, whatever you have, in each scene. Page-turner, yes, but somehow I see a structure. Kind of focuses reader to one issue and then surprises with another. Mostly works well, although I must admit that I'm not very critical reader. Trickery, yes, but works well.


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Re: First TTI'd say it was undulating. No real killer hills on it, but they present a challange when trying to keep the pace up.
Re: First TTGreat ride Kev!
Anyone going to have a go at the Regatta Center? I think there is a TT on the 12 July, I think I will have a go. How about you zozza?
Re: First TTHowdy Hebden
I think I'll be there, I like the idea of racing against the clock, Any idea how many laps/km's PPCC race their ITT?
Re: First TTI will give it a go if its open to lesser grades.
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Got a link Got bored of my signature
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http://www.penrithpantherscc.com/ Click on calendar, oops its the 19th not the 12th.
Re: First TTIf previous years are anything to go by,
it's possible that B Grade MMAS2-4 may be racing 24.8km, Seven minute laps to be in the money Yeah Right..
Re: First TTHeard it from a member...
The PPCC Time Trial is open to all grades. There is a 20km and and a 40km. Non PPCC members cannot win prize money but are welcome to join. Zozz, I am definitely in. I just want my D grade legs to get a taste of the race of truth....
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a 40km time trial around the Regatta would be the most boring event in the world. Who does 20km and who does 40km?
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I don't think you get a choice? Your licence category will decide how far you ride
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i am MMAS1 which is 30-34?, so probably 40km then i guess.
Re: First TTI had a geek at some previous results,
It seems that MMAS2-4 are up against guys like Eddie Salas and some better Avg's are about 40-42kmh????
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40-42 solo Say What maybe i might just watch in awe from the sidelines If its a windy day it will be a tough ride
Re: First TTI am there for the 19th, can't wait, 20 or 40km don't really mind either way. I don't think Eddie Salas has anything to worry about from me though
Re: First TTThe way I understood it...you just rack up there and tell them if you want to have a go at 20 or 40kms....
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40kms it is then. Never done a ITT before. Pacing is going to be...err... interesting.
Re: First TTDid the 20km TT today, 32min 19sec
Damn it's cold over at Regatta in the morning Saw some bike porn there this morning Forgot to add Avg 37.13 Last edited by zozza on Sun Jul 19, 2009 10:27 pm, edited 1 time in total.
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Great going Mr Indurain!!!! I really wanted to join you zozz but just too tired he he he...by the time I woke up its 8am already he he he he
Re: First TTIndurain? I wish
More like Elmer Fudd on a Colnago Bugger you couldn't make it, Next time ok
Re: First TTWell done Zozz.
Impressive av speed there. How did it compare to other riders? Kev.
Re: First TTI braved the cold with Zozza yesterday for my first ever TT. It was the annual ITT for both Penrith and Randwick Cycling clubs and we only had 8 takers for the 40km TT.
I managed an average 87% HRMax which got me 37.3kph avg over the 40kms (1h04m19s). Which put me 6th out of the 8 riders, 1st was 58min something I think. I am reasonably happy with the effort I maintained (though I was aiming for 90%), just wish it equaled a little more speed. If it's made one thing clear to me its volume doesn't bring speed. I think I need more quality in my training, probably more rest too. Still, it was good fun.
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Don its very possible. A few of the guys out here (MMAS4) that participated in the 2008 masters games rode 41km/hr average for 30km and it was not as flat as Regatta. On a real TT bike it definately is possible, the area around the finnish line and over the bridge will slow things down a little but overall, 20km at least is doable. I'm going to give the masters games in 2010 a real bash out here, I'd like to do the TT meaning I'm going to haev to work out thresholds and even what darn bike I want to use. Maybe someone will loan me a new 2010 Merida Timewarp ? Sandman
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Well done Zozz, you're mastering the art of suffering Aint Bike pr0n just grand Sandman
Re: First TTThanks Sandman,
Reckon I coulda gone a bit harder because I didn't feel like I wanted to hurl crossing the finish line and hopefully there is some room for improvement in the aero and equipment department. Deffo love this style of racing. Kevvy, IIRC, I placed about 10th from about 17 riders in MMAS2-4, Eddie did it in 25/26 minutes-ish Last edited by zozza on Wed Jul 29, 2009 12:50 am, edited 1 time in total.
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Anybody knows if HALO works out of the box? I mean no additional DLLs or broken mouse cursor when installing, which makes you unable to install the game.
Thanks guys. Cursor still doesn't work within the installer, so you have to blindly navigate with keyboard. I installed the game, but there appear to be visual glitches which render game unplayable, also I can't play in fullscreen and max resolution is capped at 1600x1200.
Also mouse is acting funky and while playing masterchief can only turn 90 degrees to left or right, I can't look behind. I wouldn't call this "gold' support as winehq.org does.
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As of 1.1.23 we enable the use of framebuffer objects (FBOs) by default. This tends to be relatively buggy on ATI. Set the OffscreenRenderingMethod option to backbuffer to restore the old behavior. We don't intend to add a ATI check and fall back to backbuffer. FBOs are critical for supporting all D3D9 features and they are also critical for performance. The ATI drivers need heavy improvements in this area. Adding a ATI fallback would delay this only.
FBOs have been around for years and they are critical for D3D9 gaming. (They are a core part of OpenGL 3.0 but they already existed for OpenGL 2.0) For all games released in the last 4-5 years you need to enable FBOs else various things won't get rendered or you can't get some 3d effects. Enabling this option improves user experience.
The issue is mainly for fglrx as most open source drivers don't offer FBOs yet. Sometimes drastic changes have to be made. The ATI drivers offer the functionality but just in various cases they are buggy (crash or cause major rendering issues). We have a d3d9 test suite in Wine (we have had it for years) and over the years we have advised to use it (ATI at the time wasn't interested, they were more interested in fixing popular games). Only some open source drivers occasionally use them for testing.
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CREST syndrome is a rare autoimmune disease that causes tissues to harden throughout the body.
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Toxic shock syndrome is a serious bacterial infection and causes fever, low blood pressure, a rash, and more.
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Envoys, messengers, missionaries; name given especially to those first selected by Jesus. They are distinguished from the other disciples by the general power of jurisdiction and teaching. Their names are as follows (Matthew 10; Mark 3; Luke 6)
- Andrew
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- Matthias (elected in place of Judas)
- Philip
- Simon Peter
- Simon
- Thaddeus or Jude
- Thomas
Though not one of the twelve Apostles, Saint Paul is numbered as an Apostle of the first rank. The name is also given to Saint Barnabas.
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Chronic renal failure is an deficiency in kidney function. Kidneys clean waste from the blood, which passes out of the body in urine.
Chronic renal failure is often caused by diseases such as:
- High blood pressure
- Diabetes
- Vascular diseases
- Kidney diseases
- Obstructive diseases, such as kidney stones
- Polycystic kidney disease
- Acute tubular necrosis
- Glomerular disease
- Renal tubular disorders
- Toxin/drug-induced kidney disease
- Severe infection
- Autoimmune diseases
Risk Factors
The following factors increase your chance of developing chronic renal failure. If you have any of these risk factors, tell your doctor:
- Race: African Americans more than Caucasians
- Genetics: type 1 diabetes , polycystic kidney disease
- Diabetes
- High blood pressure
- Smoking cigarettes
- Heavy alcohol consumption
- Urinary reflux, also known as vesicoureteral
- Chronic urinary tract infections
- Exposure to high levels of lead
- Being overweight or obese
- Other family members with kidney disease
- A previous kidney transplant
Symptoms include:
- Tiredness
- Weakness
- Not sleeping well
- Less desire to eat than usual
- Nausea
- Itching
- Shortness of breath
- Altered taste
- Altered mental state
Your doctors will ask about your symptoms and medical history. A physical exam will be done.
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- Biopsy
Images may be taken of your kidneys. This can be done with ultrasound .
Patients who are already at high risk for kidney disease should be tested more frequently so any damage can be diagnosed early. Patients with kidney disease will be referred to a specialist called a nephrologist, who is dedicated to managing kidney diseases.
Although chronic kidney disease cannot be cured, it is possible to slow the damage to the kidney in most patients. Your doctor may recommend any of the following:
- Controlling protein in the urine by restricting the amount of protein in the diet or medication
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- Reducing the use of and the dosages of drugs that may be toxic to the kidneys
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- Lowering high blood pressure
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- Controlling salt in the diet
- Participating in an exercise training program to keep you physically fit and reduce the chance of depression
- Quitting smoking
- Undergoing dialysis , a medical process that cleans the blood
- Having a kidney transplant
- Counseling for you and your family about dialysis and/or transplant options
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- Get a physical exam every year that includes a urine test to monitor your kidney's health.
- Do not smoke. Stop smoking if you are a smoker.
- Maintain a healthy weight.
- Drink water and other fluids to stay hydrated.
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Re: what do you do if you forgot password to an iPod touch? in response to Gary 715If You Are Locked Out Or Have Forgotten Your Passcode
iTunes 10 for Mac- Update and restore software on iPod, iPhone, or iPad
iPhone, iPad, iPod touch: Wrong passcode results in red disabled screen
A Complete Guide to Recover Your iDevice if You Forget Your Passcode
If you cannot remember the passcode, you will need to restore your device using the computer with which you last synced it. This allows you to reset your passcode and resync the data from the device (or restore from a backup). If you restore on a different computer that was never synced with the device, you will be able to unlock the device for use and remove the passcode, but your data will not be present. Refer to Updating and restoring iPhone, iPad and iPod touch software.
Try restoring the iOS device if backing up and erasing all content and settings doesn't resolve the issue. Using iTunes to restore iOS devices is part of standard isolation troubleshooting. Restoring your device will delete all data and content, including songs, videos, contacts, photos, and calendar information, and will restore all settings to their factory condition.
Before restoring your iOS device, Apple recommends that you either sync with iTunes to transfer any purchases you have made, or back up new data (data acquired after your last sync). If you have movie rentals on the device, see iTunes Store movie rental usage rights in the United States before restoring.
Follow these steps to restore your device:
1. Verify that you are using the latest version of iTunes before attempting to update.
2. Connect your device to your computer.
3. Select your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch when it appears in iTunes under Devices.
4. Select the Summary tab.
5. Select the Restore option.
6. When prompted to back up your settings before restoring, select the Back Up
option (see in the image below). If you have just backed up the device, it is not
necessary to create another.
7. Select the Restore option when iTunes prompts you (as long as you've backed up,
you should not have to worry about restoring your iOS device).
8. When the restore process has completed, the device restarts and displays the Apple
logo while starting up:
After a restore, the iOS device displays the "Connect to iTunes" screen. For updatingto iOS 5 or later, follow the steps in the iOS Setup Assistant. For earlier versions of
iOS, keep your device connected until the "Connect to iTunes" screen goes away or
you see "iPhone is activated."
9. The final step is to restore your device from a previous backup.
If you can not restore your device then you will need to go to recovery mode.
Placing your device into recovery mode:
Follow these steps to place your iOS device into recovery mode. If your iOS device is already in recovery mode, you can proceed immediately to step 6.
1. Disconnect the USB cable from the iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch, but leave the other end
of the cable connected to your computer's USB port.
2. Turn off the device: Press and hold the Sleep/Wake button for a few seconds until the
red slider appears, then slide the slider. Wait for the device to turn off.
If you cannot turn off the device using the slider, press and hold the Sleep/Wake
and Home buttons at the same time. When the device turns off, release the Sleep/Wake
and Home buttons.
3. While pressing and holding the Home button, reconnect the USB cable to the device.
The device should turn on. Note: If you see the screen pictured below, let the device
charge for at least ten minutes to ensure that the battery has some charge, and then
start with step 2 again.
4. Continue holding the Home button until you see the "Connect to iTunes" screen.
When this screen appears you can release the Home button.
5. If necessary, open iTunes. You should see the following "recovery mode" alert:
6. Use iTunes to restore the device.
If you don't see the "Connect to iTunes" screen, try these steps again. If you see the "Connect to iTunes" screen but the device does not appear in iTunes, see this article and its related links.
Additional Information:
Note: When using recovery mode, you can only restore the device. All user content on the device will be erased, but if you had previously synced with iTunes on this computer, you can restore from a previous backup. See this article for more information.
ellenmcdon Nov 9, 2012 7:11 PM
Re: what do you do if you forgot password to an iPod touch? in response to Gary 715I have plugged my USB charging cable into my computer but iTunes says "iTunes could not connet to the iPod "Ellen McDonald. <3" because it is locked without a passcode. You must etener your passcode on your iPod before it could be used with iTunes"
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Avian influenza is a strain of influenza virus that primarily infects birds. It is often called the bird flu.
In Asia and Africa, there have been cases of avian influenza that have the ability to infect humans. The most significant of these avian influenza strains is called H5N1. This strain can cause serious illness and death.
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Avian influenza is caused by a specific influenza type A virus. The virus is common among wild and domestic birds but rarely infects humans. Occasionally, the virus can mutate which allows it to infect humans.
The virus is passed through contact with an infected bird's:
Avian influenza is not contracted through eating well-cooked poultry or eggs. The virus rarely passes from one human to another. When it does, it is usually a weakened version of the virus. Infections are being monitored to see if the virus mutates in a way that allows it to easily pass between humans.
Close contact with infected poultry increases your chance of avian influenza. This may include domestic or wild ducks, geese, chickens, or turkeys.
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More severe infections can lead to pneumonia or serious organ failure.
You will be asked about your symptoms and medical history. A physical exam will be done. You will be asked if you have had close contact with infected poultry or have recently traveled to an area known to have avian influenza.
Nasal or respiratory secretions or blood can be tested for the presence of the virus.
Antiviral medications can help decrease your symptoms and the length of time you are sick. They do not cure the flu. The sooner the medication is started the more effective it can be. Ideally, the medication should be started within 48 hours of the first symptoms.
The overall risk of getting avian flu is small. Steps to help you reduce your risk include:
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