It has an icon that resembles a red, green, and yellow wheel with a blue dot in the middle. Tap Google Chrome on your home screen or apps menu to open it. Use the address bar at the top to type the web address for the website you want to save. Use the buttons and links on the website to navigate to the website you want to save. When you save a website as a PDF, all of the visible parts will be saved. In many cases, the formatting of the site will change when converted to PDF. Saving a web page in PDF format will only save what is visible on the screen. It will not save the entire web page. This is located in the upper-right corner of Google Chrome. This opens the Google Chrome Menu. It's in the Google Chrome menu. This displays Share options. It's below an icon that resembles a printer. This opens the Print menu. It's in the upper-right corner of the Print menu. This displays available printers. It's in the list of available printers. It's the yellow icon that says "PDF" below an icon that resembles an arrow over a line. It's in the upper-right corner. Tap one of the folders displayed in the menu to select a save location. This saves the web page in PDF format. You can access the PDF in the same location you saved it to using your Files application.

Summary: Open Google Chrome . Go to the webpage that you want to save. Tap . Tap Share. Tap Print. Tap the arrow icon . Tap Save as PDF. Tap the download PDF icon . Select a save location. Tap Done.

Dark chocolate is composed of 35-70+% chocolate (liquor and cocoa butter). The higher the percentage of chocolate, the more bitter the chocolate will taste. The intensity of dark chocolate can be overwhelming when combined with wine, especially if the wine is dry or bitter. If you're interested in getting the maximum health benefits out of your chocolate, dark chocolate is the way to go. It contains the highest concentrations of anti-oxidant flavanols. The percentage of cocoa in the chocolate is usually listed on the label. Milk chocolate usually contains a lower percentage of liquor than dark chocolate. However, the primary difference is that milk chocolate contains at least 12% milk solids, which are absent from dark chocolate. The milk powder gives milk chocolate its classic creamy taste and texture, along with a lighter color. If you crave the more bitter taste of dark chocolate along with the creamy goodness of milk chocolate, consider a "dark milk chocolate," which can contain up to 42% chocolate liquor. White chocolate contains no chocolate liquor at all, which means that it is technically not a true chocolate. It is composed of cocoa butter, milk, and sweeteners. It is the sweetest and mildest of all the varieties of chocolate. For a more complex flavor and texture experience, choose chocolate that contains nuts or other additions, like sea salt, caramel, hazelnut liquor, or even red pepper. Fruit dipped in chocolate can also make an interesting pairing with wine. You don't have to limit yourself to fancy, high-end chocolates to achieve a delicious and fun pairing. Consider pairing wine with a classic candy bar, chocolate kisses, or peanut butter cups.

Summary: Choose dark chocolate for a more intense flavor. Pick milk chocolate for a sweeter flavor and creamy texture. Select white chocolate for the sweetest flavor. Try chocolate with fruit, nuts, or other additives. Give inexpensive chocolate treats a chance.

Put your most important ID into the little plastic ID window pocket. This will normally be your driver's license, if you have one, or some other type of photo ID. A single form of photo ID is usually sufficient for any situations that you might run into where you need to present it, so there's no need to carry more. Leave other important forms of ID, such as a social security card, in a safe place at home. There's no need to carry sensitive forms of ID around, and you definitely don't want to lose it if your wallet gets misplaced or stolen. You will usually want your debit card so that you can withdraw cash when needed. Select 1-2 credit cards that you use regularly to carry in addition to your debit card. Keep all these bank cards near each other in your wallet, in separate card slots, so that you can easily find them at a cash register or when paying a bill. Leaving some cards at home will also ensure that you have backups in case you lose your wallet. It's always a good idea to carry some cash with you in case you run into a situation where you can't pay with a card. Organize about $30-50 in bills by their denomination and stick them in the slot for cash in your wallet. If you typically take out cash from ATMs in large sums, then leave most of it at home and just take an amount with you that you might actually end up using while out and about. Look through the other piles of cards that were in your wallet and decide which ones you are likely to use. Group similar cards together in the same slots of your wallet. If there are cards that you want to keep, but don't use much, just leave them in a drawer at home and grab them on the way out the door if you are headed somewhere that you want to use one.

Summary: Put only the ID that you actually need and use into your wallet. Choose 2-3 credit and debit cards to carry in your wallet. Organize a small sum of cash by value and put it in the bill holder. Carry only the membership and loyalty cards you use regularly.

Frankincense has long been used as part of the practice of aromatherapy, using natural fragrances to counteract a wide range of afflictions. The next time you're feeling depressed or overwhelmed, dab a little frankincense oil on your wrists or burn it in a scent diffuser. The calming effects of the dry, earthy, spicy aroma will help you instantly feel more at ease. Fill the air with frankincense while you work, study or meditate. Essential oils like frankincense just smell good, even if you're not a believer in holistic treatments. Squeeze a few drops into a steaming bath and breathe in the rich vapors. As you soak, you'll feel the tension in your muscles fading and your worries slipping away. Frankincense also works wonders as a natural moisturizer, so your skin will feel soft and smooth long after you climb out of the tub. If you prefer a hot shower, try infusing a washcloth or loofah with frankincense oil before you lather up. Enhancing a bath will save you the trouble of applying a moisturizer as a separate step. Forget about addictive sleep aids and medications that leave you feeling groggy. A less disruptive alternative is to burn some frankincense oil in a vaporizer on your bedside table as you drift off. You're certain to experience a full night of restorative sleep as the pleasant fragrance gently comforts and banishes restlessness. The relaxing floral notes of frankincense can help you fall asleep faster and stay asleep longer. Combine frankincense oil with a splash of peppermint, sage or juniper essence for your next couples or self-massage session. Not only will it glide over your skin like velvet, it can actually promote muscular relaxation and help heal damaged tissue at a deeper level. After a few rubdowns, you'll never need to book an appointment at the spa again. Work frankincense oil into sore, aching muscles and joints rather than relying on oral pain relievers. Rub a drop of oil into your temples or between your palms and breathe slowly and deeply when you begin to feel stressed out.
Summary: Let the scent relax and comfort you. Add it to a bath. Use it to get to sleep. Try it as a massage oil.