Q: On the 360 E and 360 S consoles, the “connect” button is located below and to the right of the power button. On the original Xbox console, the “connect” button is a small, round button located to the left of the power button. Your controller’s “connect” button is located at the top left side of the controller. The lights on your controller will stop flashing after the controller has been successfully synced with your Xbox 360.
A: Power on the Xbox 360 gaming console. Verify that your wireless Xbox controller contains batteries. Press and hold down the Xbox button on your controller to power on the controller. Press and release the “connect” button on your Xbox 360 console. Press and release the “connect” button on the controller within 20 seconds of pressing the “connect” button on the Xbox 360 console. Wait for the controller to automatically connect to your Xbox 360.

Article: Questioning your children or badmouthing the new spouse in their presence can be very harmful.  Your children are just innocent bystanders.  The number one trait of positive parenting in a situation of divorce is putting your children first. You may need to bite your tongue if you feel like saying bad things about your ex or his or her new spouse. Making negative comments or interrogating the children will only make you look jealous or petty and cause your children to feel uncomfortable and confused. If you do or say things that cause your children to believe that you dislike or distrust the new spouse, they also may be inclined to resist establishing a relationship with their new stepparent or lie to you about their interactions with him or her.  This would not be fair to your children. Assuming that the new stepparent is a sincere person who means well and cares for your children, do what you can to encourage and support their relationship. This will help alleviate any feelings of guilt or betrayal your children may experience when they spend time with or have fun with their new stepparent. Some ideas for practical ways to build a relationship involve inviting the new stepparent to family functions and holidays, buying thoughtful and personal gifts on birthdays or Christmas, and encouraging your child to find shared interests to explore with the new stepparent(for instance, if they both love art, they could take a sculpting class together, or if they both love fashion, the new stepparent could help with back to school shopping). Although your ex’s new spouse may be labeled as a “stepparent,” this does not mean they are taking over your role as a mother or a father.    The bond you have with your children can never be broken, no matter how close your children are with the new stepparent. Instead, try to see their relationship with their stepparent as a chance to amplify the amount of love and support they receive in their lives as they grow. The more adults love and care for a child, the better off the child will be. This change in family dynamics will undoubtedly cause mixed emotions, many of which they are too young to understand. They need you to be understanding, nonjudgmental, and reliable through this time of change.  Accept their feelings as valid, whether they feel joy, anger, worry, jealousy, or a combination of these and other feelings. All of these feelings are normal and ok. You can accept their feelings as valid and still try to help them balance any negative feelings they may have about this change or about the new spouse by pointing out positive aspects.  Let them know that the situation is just as awkward for the new stepparent as it is for them and everyone needs time to adjust.  If children see that you are calm and okay with everything, this will help them to feel at ease and better able to adjust to the new situation. Rather than confronting the stepparent about parenting concerns, it is best to let your ex deal with the situation if possible.  If necessary, call a family meeting with your ex-spouse and your children so that everyone can give their input and discuss the problem and possible solutions.  Sometimes children will say negative things about the new stepparent to you but not to the other parent.  Having the children discuss things out in the open with both parents together may reveal that the children have been telling you one story and an entirely different story to the other parent.  This is quite common among children of divorce. Encourage your children to always be respectful of their new stepparent and to discuss any problems they have directly with the other parent so that he or she can address the issue with their new spouse.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Keep negative opinions to yourself. Help your children  bond with and establish a healthy relationship with your ex’s new spouse. Remember that no one will ever replace you as your child’s mother or father. Listen to your children. Address any problems or concerns with your ex-spouse.

Q: Before purchasing your tank inhabitants, it's always best to observe every fish in the store for signs of disease. Even if the fish you want doesn't seem to show signs of ich, it is still exposed to and may carry on ich into your aquarium at home. Some fish have very good immune systems and may just act as carriers to the disease. By introducing a carrier to ich, you are exposing your resident or current tank inhabitants to ich who may or may not have similarly strong immune systems as your new fish. Set up a separate smaller tank so you can observe your new fish for signs of disease. If there are any diseases present, treatment will be much easier but always do the full treatment dosage amounts. Don't think that a small tanks means you only need to do a reduced amount of treatment. When you add new fish to a quarantine tank or any tank, never add the water it was previously in into your aquarium. This reduces the likelihood of transferring tomites into your tank. This prevents the introduction of diseases to other tanks. Similarly, use different sponges and other cleaning tools for each tank. If you can't afford multiple nets, sponges, and cleaning tools, allow for each item to completely dry before using it on another tank. Ich cannot survive in a dry environment. Plants in tanks with fish carry more diseases than those grown and sold separately. Alternatively, you can quarantine tanks for 10 days without fish and treat them with ich treatments to be sure that it isn't infected.
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Never buy fish from a tank where any fish displays symptoms of white spot disease. Quarantine any new fish for 14 to 21 days. Use separate nets for separate tanks. Buy plants only from tanks without fish.