Notification Center pull down problem on iPad 2

I just installed iOS 5 on iPad 2.
Somehow, I was able to pull down only on portrait mode.
Now, it only works on landscape mode only.
With Notification Center down, I can change orientation and it will rotate.
But as soon as I close it, I have to change back to landscape mode to pull it down.
Even in landscape mode, it only works on one side.
Does anyone have this problem?
Does anyone have solution to this problem?

I don't think I did anything but it works now on all 4 sides.
Very wierd.

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I found this workaround on Chris Calabreese's blog. First the setup:
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Click the Home button three times in quick succession. The black square with a white dot will appear; this time ignore it.
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Hope this answers your question.
~Joe

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