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You could search for this somewhere... it's hard to explain the process with words. Here is a youtube video which helps to illustrate what is involved with tying your shoes: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lc4H6goKFB0
It might be easier for you to remember the thing about the rabbit going around the tree and in the hole. 
I hope this helps.
| Croatoan wrote : You could search for this somewhere... it's hard to explain the process with words. Here is a youtube video which helps to illustrate what is involved with tying your shoes: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lc4H6goKFB0
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Ok I seem to have got both shoes working properly, but they aren't communicating with each other. I've tried taking 1 shoe off and using the other individually, but when I use both I have a drop in SPS and moving around seems really choppy. This is really frustrating. Could it be my pants? Or my socks?
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