Article: If photos stored on your Google Drive are set to sync to Google Photos, you'll see duplicates of photos that were already in your library. Disabling this feature prevents the Google Drive photos from appearing in Google Photos. You can access Google Photos on your computer by signing in to https://photos.google.com. If you're using a phone or tablet, tap the multicolored flower icon labeled "Google Photos" (iPhone/iPad) or "Photos" (Android) on the home screen or app drawer. It's at the top-left corner. A menu will expand. It's under the "Google" header. If your Google Drive contained duplicate versions of photos that were already in Google Photos, those versions will be removed. This will not delete the photos from your Google Drive.
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Open Google Photos on your computer, phone, or tablet. Click or tap the menu. Select Settings. Scroll down and slide the "Google Drive" switch to the Off position.
Article: Deciding whether or not to cut your hair is a personal decision that's different for everyone, and there's no right or wrong answer. While you're trying to decide, spend some time looking in the mirror, thinking about how your hair would look if you cut it. Play with your hair in the mirror, toohold it up so the ends hit at a shorter length than normal, or flip the ends of your hair over your forehead so they look like bangs. This can help give you a rough idea of what you would look like with a new cut. If you're thinking about cutting your hair, flip through pictures where you have different hairstyles, if you have any. Pay attention to how different cuts framed your face, and think about what you did and didn't like about your hair at the time. Another thing to look for is how different haircuts looked when you styled them yourself. For instance, if a cut looked great on you right out of the salon but you had trouble taming your curls at that length, pictures can help remind you. There are a number of apps and websites that will let you upload a picture to try on different haircuts. This is a fun way to experiment with different lengths, styles, and even colors to see what you like. You might even discover a cut that you would never have considered before! When you're taking a picture to upload to one of these apps, pull your hair away from your face and look straight into the camera. This will help ensure the sample hairstyles are aligned properly with your face. If you don't have a way to take a picture of yourself, most of these apps will let you try hairstyles on a model's face. Try to pick a model whose face shape most closely resembles yours. Take a screenshot or print out a photo to show to your hairdresser if you find a style you really love. Hold a pencil directly under your chin, extending out toward your ear, then hold a ruler perpendicular to the pencil and measure the distance between the pencil and your ear. If the distance between your ear and your chin is less than 2.25in (5.7cm), your delicate features are suited for a shorter cut. If it's longer than that, a longer haircut will be more flattering for your features. The pencil test is a guideline developed by John Frieda. To determine the exact length of your cut, your stylist should take into consideration your face shape, hair texture, and personal style. Summertime humidity can make your hair frizzy and heavy, sticking to your forehead and making you feel even hotter in warm weather. Short hair weighs less and will dry faster if you get a little sweaty on a hot day, helping you to stay cooler. Short styles like crops or pixies are the perfect way to stay cool on a hot day. If your hair is very thick and frizzy, it can be harder to style if it's cut very short. Instead, you might want to leave some length but opt for an undercut, where a portion of your hair near your neck is cut short to lose some volume. If you're thinking about leaving your job or breaking up with your partner, it can be tempting to go out and cut off all your hair as a way of shaking things up. However, if what you really want is to make a change in your life, cutting off your hair could be a rash decision that you'll regret. You should also avoid making a dramatic change to your hair if you have a major event, like a wedding or a big presentation. If you don't like how it turns out, or if you are unfamiliar with styling short hair, it could add additional stress to your big day. On the other hand, if you're looking a way to empower yourself, cutting your hair can help you feel like you have control over your choices! There's nothing wrong with taking advice from friends and family about whether they think a certain haircut will look good on you, but you shouldn't cut your hair because you feel pressured to. Whether it's your mom, your best friend, or the person you're dating, your hair belongs to you, and you should only cut it if you want to. The same thing is true if you're feeling pressured to leave your hair long but you want to cut it. You're the only person who should make that decision.
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Look at yourself in the mirror and imagine different hairstyles. Examine old pictures of yourself with different hairstyles. Use an app to try on different hairstyles. Measure between your ear and your chin to see if a short cut is right for you. Go short if you live in a hot, humid climate. Stick to a trim if you're contemplating other big changes in your life. Don't cut your hair just because someone else wants you to.
Article: Bring medical items to assist you in the event that your medical condition worsens. For example, if you are diabetic, it is a good idea to pack extra insulin. Or, if you've suffered from ankle injuries in the past you may want to pack extra gauze in case of a sprain. An EpiPen is useful to bring even if you do not have any known allergies. You may be able to save someone else. You also may discover that you are allergic to a bite or plant. If you are hiking with a dog, you may want to pack a few animal-specific treatment items. Check with your vet for specific instructions as to dosage, etc. For example, dogs can use certain types of aspirin. It is also a good idea to pack activated charcoal. It will be helpful in the event that your dog ingests toxic plants or materials. Due to their anatomy, dogs are particularly prone to eye injuries. Pack a small bottle of saline to flush out your dog's eyes if needed. If an emergency occurs, you may be stuck outdoors far longer than intended. An emergency blanket, often made of a mylar material, can help you maintain a healthy body temperature and avoid hypothermia. This is especially important if you are hiking in an area that experiences cold temperatures. If you are hiking in a foreign country or a location that you are unfamiliar with, browse online to see if there are any medical or wildlife warnings available. The World Health Organization (WHO) website posts many of these warnings. In some situations an antibiotic, such as Ciprofloxacin, is a good addition to your first aid kit. Some people feel better knowing that they have a booklet to reference in case of an emergency. However, the best option is to familiarize yourself with field medicine beforehand via an in-person or online class offered by many nature agencies and outdoors stores.
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Consider any prior medical conditions. Be prepared for allergic reactions. Bring medical items for your dog. Include a weather blanket. Heed location-specific medical warnings. Add a primary care instruction booklet.