| Reinsert the laser toner cartridge, close the printer, reconnect the power cord, and you are done. |
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| The counselors helped those children reconnect with their sense of wonder, their sense of adventure, and their sense of humor. |
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| Journeying to Malta with other women provides an opportunity to encounter these sacred mysteries and reconnect with our matrifocal roots. |
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| I always think of Rachel with loving thoughts and hope that we will reconnect soon. |
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| I commented that since I was newly single, and trying to get out more, it was so nice to reconnect with old friends. |
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| High winds and ice snapped power cables, and sub-zero temperatures and wind gusts hindered the attempts of emergency teams to reconnect them. |
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| It's the time to reconnect with nature, when kids catch bugs and snakes, grandfathers go fishing and couples take a canoe down a lazy river. |
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| A group of friends reunites in a New Hampshire cottage to reconnect and remember. |
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| Do take the time to reconnect with family members and strengthen bonds with those who love and support you. |
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| For me, it's been great to reconnect with these guys, in a completely different setting and context. |
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| The push of a button should reconnect power automatically when power is restored. |
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| His guarantee of service includes a promise to reconnect your pirated line after cable officials sniff it out. |
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| You must follow a strict procedure when you log out of the network and pull out the card, lest you have to reboot to reconnect. |
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| It's time for him to have a chance in solitude and privacy to reconnect with his family. |
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| This is a lifelong relationship, and many godparents have managed to reconnect with their godson or goddaughter. |
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| If the demand for electrical current exceeds the safety level, a fuse opens once and must be replaced to reconnect the circuit. |
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| She is using biodegradable polymers, basically specialty plastics, to help severed nerves regenerate and reconnect cell by cell. |
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| He goes on to call for St. George's Day to be made a national holiday in England in order to reconnect the nation with its history. |
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| Carefully disconnect and take down lights as necessary, and refix and reconnect on completion. |
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| We can share our success stories, maintain an informed electorate, and reconnect to our communities' heartfelt values. |
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| They would pack tents, makeshift sleeping bags and simple foods, then set out to reconnect with Mother Earth. |
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| As unnerving as they may be, Fischer says nightmares are a useful and healthy response to trauma, as they reconnect us to our emotions. |
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| Either way, you probably won't regret the effort you made to reconnect with an old friend. |
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| She learned that healing is a process, a journey and an opportunity for an individual to reconnect with his or her body. |
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| I'm friendly with some dealers in African art, and I reconnect with my friends and family, who still live there. |
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| I told him to go ahead and reconnect power, but leave the USB cable connected. |
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| His aim, he explains in a program interview, is to reconnect music to emotions through narrative. |
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| Many of the aforementioned guys who did her dirty in high school have tried to reconnect of late. |
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| We have to find some way of putting pressure on such countries to do just that so we can reconnect with our citizens. |
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| When this code boots, the USRP simulates a USB disconnect and reconnect. |
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| After sending out crew members in a small boat to take soundings around the grounded barge, the Salvor proceeded to reconnect to the barge. |
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| There are so many ways to reconnect with yourself or to just plain enjoy yourself in the Miramichi Region. |
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| The reconnect time-out option determines the amount of time the client has to reestablish the connection. |
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| This doesn't require our staff to think about it, it is just done in the background whenever they reconnect their computer. |
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| Bohemian Enterprises spent over a year of painstaking detective work to reconnect and uncover the illustrious past of Absinthe in Bohemia. |
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| If you are having trouble canceling a file transfer you may need to reconnect to the server. |
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| In such cases, unplug the unit, wait a few moments, and reconnect it to restore normal operation. |
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| When the line is cleared the repeater will automatically reconnect the disconnected side. |
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| In some cases pilgrimages to the countries of origin are organized to reconnect the migrants with their traditions, patrimony and heritage. |
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| How are projects like the Delcambre Direct Seafood in Louisiana and the Iliamna Fish Company in Alaska trying to reconnect eaters with fishermen? |
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| He found a flat just a few streets from where he was born, and began to reconnect with his past. |
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| Our message is clear: if we truly want to reconnect to the people, we should make things simpler. |
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| They had been raised in an alien situation and they were not able to reconnect with community. |
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| It's always a pleasure for me to return to Montreal and to reconnect with key members of the local and national cultural community. |
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| The angels can thus manifest themselves in different ways to help us reconnect with the pure love that is in us. |
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| This reform introduced the decoupling of premiums, partial or total depending on which state, in order to reconnect the production to the market. |
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| The client attempts to reconnect only if the user is trying to send a command to the server. |
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| Families frequently end up breaking apart because family members do not manage to reconnect after years of separation. |
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| I wanted to reconnect with positive energy, and convey that through the music. |
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| The ending of the cold war and the prospect of entering the European Union has enabled to reconnect both sides of the Danube River. |
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| If this does not clear the message, disconnect the power cord and then reconnect it to restart the device. |
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| Most people today don't relate to anything past the retailer and we want to reconnect our consumers to where their food comes from. |
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| I needed to go to a place where I could reconnect with my own humanity, and that of strangers. |
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| Although the ability to disaggregate news outputs and reconnect them with other contextual material may in some case constitute a challenge to editors. |
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| People returning home from prison struggle to reconnect with their families, find work and adhere to burdensome parole conditions. |
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| For me, as a pure movie fan, the exploitation genre was just a welcome wake-up call, a chance to retrace the past and reconnect with an important lost artifact. |
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| What better way to reconnect with his fan base than to play the heartthrob he was once best known as? |
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| Dishevelled and tearful, her self-esteem has just taken a beating as she has watched an old flame she thought she could reconnect with put the make on someone else. |
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| Dean tries to reconnect with his mother, but she remains distant and unloving. |
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| We will continue to follow the events and find out what happened and will try to reconnect the communication channel in order to bring you the latest updates in the coming days. |
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| To empower marginalised communities we need to reconnect with political mobilisations at the grassroots level, which can truly give voice to the unheard. |
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| In 2012, John Cusack spent the film trying to reconnect with his ex-wife, played by Amanda Peet, with just a five year age gap while co-star Chiwetel Ejiofor ended up with Thandie Newton, who was five years older than him. |
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| If Labour wants to reconnect, it must be the change it wants to see. |
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| Make a date with yourself or a close friend to invest some time in your future by thinking back to your youth and remembering what made you most happy, reconnect with your dreams, and imagine yourself in the future. |
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| The ambitious project looked to reconnect old street patterns while creating a new retail, commercial and living destination in the city. |
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| A vast urban project to reconnect the city with its river. |
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| Through contact with Street Culture, the youth will have a safe way to reconnect with healthy adults and the resources they will need to become contributing members of society. |
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| The age of complexity in which we live demands that we draw on our potential to reconnect to our vital source, our intuition, to enable new answers to emerge. |
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| Flip the two wires over and reconnect them to the glow plug resistor terminal. |
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| It's time to go outside and reconnect with your inner caveman. |
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| While such sites are a great way to keep in touch with friends and family and reconnect with old friends they can provide fraudsters with easy access to confidential, personal information. |
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| Of course Victor must be humbled and undone before he can reconnect. |
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| If you would like to switch from Ethernet to WLAN, switch your NOXON off, unplug the power adapter and the network cable, take a deep breath and hold it for a few seconds, reconnect the power adapter, and turn the NOXON on! |
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| The meeting gave us all the opportunity to discuss and reconnect with our values of whakapapa, wairua, mauri, mana and tapu. |
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| If a connection failure occurs, the device tries to reconnect the TCP data connection every five seconds until communication is re-established. |
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| I wasn't sure, but I had a hunch all I needed was a mulligan. If I could only reconnect with her somehow and begin all over again. |
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| The reconnect time-out can be changed only on a server that is running. |
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| Ang Lee's achievement is to reconnect the genre with its innate, latent sense of decorum and romance, qualities which have been ignored, or treated ironically or unintelligently. |
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| Instead, she shows us how to reconnect with our foundational essence of soul and self, where peace and centeredness are always and everywhere available. |
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| This programme has aimed to reconnect the marshes by returning tidal flow along with the ecological functions and characteristics of the marshes back to their original state. |
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| Monastic in its rigour and plainness, the new museum embodies a mastery of light and materials that seeks to reconnect with the elementality of art and nature. |
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| Married couple Keir and Sarah McConomy's iMend operation is helping reconnect around 500 mobile phone users a week less than a year after launching. |
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| Each satellite is equipped with 25 sensors to record in splitsecond detail what happens when the planet's magnetic field lines break apart and reconnect. |
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