Q: It's the orange play button icon with a yellow circle and music note inside. You'll usually find it on the home screen. Use this method if you are a paid Google Play Music subscriber and want to download albums, playlists, or radio stations for offline listening. Tap either Playlists, Albums, or Radio at the top of the screen to view the options in each category, then make your selection. It's at the bottom of the album, playlist, or radio station tile. Once downloaded, you will be able to listen to them when you're not connected to the internet.
A: Open Google Play Music on your iPhone or iPad. Tap the album, playlist, or radio station you want to download. Tap . Tap Download.

Q: Draw a big oval, in the middle to the part of the page. On top of each side of the oval draw two long and thin ovals. Draw over the right part of the head and right ear a big oval. Under the lower part of the body oval draw a flat and long oval. And a semicircle, facing down, inside the right part of the body oval. This will be a cute and fluffy tail. Under the left side of the body semicircle and in front of the back paws, draw two sets of overlapping ovals. Don't forget the big eye, cute little nose, little paws, the fluffy little tail, and some hair tufts all over the body. Shape the basket and draw a few Easter eggs inside it. Finished!
A: Sketch the head. Sketch the floppy bunny ears! Draw the body. Sketch the back paws. Add a small oval at the right side of the body oval. Sketch the front paws. Sketch a flat oval, that later will become a basket full of Easter eggs. Outline the outer shape of the bunny and add details. Carefully erase the sketch lines and start adding color.

Q: If you suspect someone is spying on you by accessing your e-mail, phone, etc., your first step should be to change all of your passwords. Make sure your new passwords are not similar to your old ones, and are hard to crack. Many websites offer free password generators. Also be sure to change the security questions you use to verify your identity in the case your password becomes lost. If you notice your phone bill is unusually high, your device's battery is draining quicker than normal, unexplained icons are appearing on your device, or you notice a decrease in the performance or speed of your device, this could be a sign that your device is being monitored by software running the background. If you have the finances available, getting a brand new device is the best way to ensure your personal information is not compromised and that you are not being tracked. Alternatively, you could ask the manufacturer of your device or check the internet to find out how to reset your device to its default factory settings, thereby eliminating any unwanted software that may have been installed. Once your phone is reset or you have purchased a new one, don't leave it unattended. Whether you have replaced your computer or simply restored it to its factory default, it is good practice to follow basic safety practices going forward to protect yourself from further intrusion. For example: Use an anti-virus program. Use encryption software for especially sensitive communications. Cover your webcam when it's not in use. Don't click on e-mails or links you don't recognize.
A: Change your passwords. Get a new phone and/or computer. Exercise common-sense computer safety.

Q: . Sleep is essential for your body's healing processes, so make sure that you are getting lots of rest. You should try to sleep for at least eight hours every night and nap during the day if you feel tired. Some good ways to make it easier to fall asleep include: Going to sleep at the same time every night Turning off all TVs, computers, tablets, and phones Making sure that your bedroom is dark, cool, and quiet Avoid drinking caffeine or alcohol before you go to bed Do not eat at least two hours before bed Doing something relaxing before bed, such as listening to soothing music or taking a shower Staying in bed all day is not a good idea when you have broken ribs. During the day, you should get up and walk around now and then. This will help you to get more oxygen and clear mucus from your lungs as well. Try to get up and walk around your home for a few minutes at least once every two hours. Not coughing when you need to cough can lead to a lung infection. Coughing might be painful when you have broken ribs, but it is important to do it anyways. Hold a blanket or pillow against your chest as you cough to help make it a little less painful. . Getting adequate nutrition is also essential to your body's healing process. Make sure that you are getting a balanced diet as you recover. Your diet should include: fruits, such as apples, oranges, grapes, and bananas vegetables, such as broccoli, peppers, spinach, and carrots lean protein, such as skinless chicken, lean ground beef, and shrimp dairy products, such as yogurt, milk, and cheese complex carbohydrates, such as brown rice, whole wheat pasta, and whole grain bread . Quitting smoking may help to speed up your recovery as well. If you are a smoker, then now is a great time to stop. Talk to your doctor about medications and smoking cessation programs that may make it easier for you to quit.
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Sleep as much as possible Move now and then during the day. Cough if you need to cough. Eat healthy foods Quit smoking