How can I recover contacts on an Android phone?
To recover contacts on an Android phone, you have three options to finish the task.Method 1. Recover Contacts on Android by Checking Contacts AppSometimes the settings on your Android device can go completely nuts, up until the point where you can’t even find your contacts and think you have lost them all.Unlock your Android > Open the "Contacts" App.Tap on the "menu" button on the top right corner and then choose "Settings" > "Contacts to Display".Select "All Contacts".Method 2. Recover Contacts on Android with GmailIf you have synced your phone with your Google account, the odds of recovering lost contacts are definitively in your favor. However, Google is only able to revert your contacts list back to any state in the past 30 days.Log in your Google account on "Google Contacts" on a browser > On the left panel, please click "More" option.Select "Undo changes" and a window pops up > Choose a time or customize the time, then click "Confirm".Tap "Google" or "Accounts" > "Google" > Touch "Restore contacts" and get deleted contacts back.Method 3. Recover Contacts on Android with Contacts Recovery AppIf you don’t have a Gmail account, or at least not one that you sync your contacts to, then the last way to recover your contacts is to try contacts recovery app. A wide range of Android contacts recovery tools exist, you’d better choose the one is right for your situation. The guide: Best 5 Android Data Recovery Apps Review, has collected the best 5 Android data recovery software that you can try to recover deleted contacts on your Android phone.Since the lost contacts on your Android phone can be overwritten by new data, just stop using your phone and restore the contacts as soon as possible. Once they are written over, you can not restore them anymore. Hope my answer cloud help you recover the valuable contacts on your Android phone successfully.
My cat had kittens but one placenta didn't come out, is this very bad?
Hi there, You must get your cat to your vet as soon as possible. A retained placenta can cause a uterine infection and your cat can become quite ill. http://cats.about.com/od/reproduction/a/... Years ago we had a Siamese queen who retained a placenta. We learned about this as she ran a high fever.. we thought we had counted kittens and placentas, and apparently she retained part of one of them. We almost lost her as she became so ill rather quickly spiking a fever of 105. She responded to treatment almost immediately thank goodness. Your vet will more than likely give your cat a shot of oxytocin to start the uterus contracting and hopefully expell the retained placenta. http://www.petplace.com/drug-library/oxy... Call your animal clinic so your cat can be examined and treated by your veterinarian as soon as possible. Ask if your vet wants you to bring the kittens with the mother cat. Good luck to you. Troublesniffer Owned by cats for over 40 years Former CFA registered breeder of Siamese, Oriental Shorthairs, Russian Blues and Burmese
How do I legally keep my teachers from taking my phone?
Shhh… I shouldn't do this as it may well get me stripped of my teacher’s license and be completely ostracised by the teaching fraternity.I will let you in on a very deep secret that only teachers know that will prevent your teachers from ever taking your phone again.Every phone has a secret button that makes the phone completely invisible to teachers - this is why we don't want anyone to know about it. We absolutely hate this button.By now I'm sure you're desperately wanting to know what button you need to press on your phone so it becomes invisible to teachers.It's this one:........On an iPhone it's:I guarantee that if you press that button at the start of the school day, your teacher will never notice your phone ever again.
Injured in Airborne after last jump, lose/keep my bonus?
You'll still get your bonus. Rangers lead the way.
What kind of Chickens should I get?
The calmest/ quietest chickens I've ever had were Buff Orphingtons. I even had a Buff Orphington rooster that never attacked me and let me pick him up. They don't seem to have much character, though. The Barred Rocks always seemed more inquisitive. The youngest ones I have are a mix of Rhode Island Red and something else-- I can't remember right now. They're golden color, and just started laying. They've all been laying an egg a day, too. As others have suggested, you might try Rhode Island Reds. I had some a long time ago, and remember that they were decent, except the rooster. I had to do away with him before he could do away with me. Also, I don't like to just offer a weak shelter for my chickens at night and let them run around. I've had too much experience with raccoons breaking in and killing them, and as soon as a neighbor's dog breaks loose, you're going to find feather piles without chickens. I lost my duck to a neighbor dog, and I had him in a pen. Instead, I seal them in at night. In the day, I let them run around a fenced part of the yard. If you fence two areas, you can let them eat all the grass in one while it grows back in the other!