INPUT ARTICLE: Article: You can remove a photo from an album (without deleting it) using the mobile app or at http://photos.google.com. It's at the bottom of the mobile app, and on the left side of the website. The icon looks like a square with a bookmark at its upper-right edge. Once clicked or tapped, a list of your albums will appear. The contents of the album will appear. It's at the top right corner of both the website and the mobile app. " The album is now in edit mode, and you can tell this by the editing symbols at the top right corner of the screen. Also, you'll see a small X at the top left corner of each photo. The photo will disappear from the album. You'll still be able to find it in the main photos list when you first access Google Photos.

SUMMARY: Open Google Photos. Click or tap the Albums icon. Select an album to manage. Click or tap the menu. Select "Edit Album. Click or tap the X to remove a photo.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: You can choose an ordinary box or a specialized bra traveling case, but either way, the container you use should be rigid. Options include a sturdy plastic container or cardboard box. The container should span the length of your bra cups when they lie flat, and the width of the container should roughly match the height of the cups. There are several cases available on the market that are specially designed to hold bras, but the best are bra-shaped, hardcover, and designed so that the bras will lie flat instead of folded. Lay the bras out flat and stack them on top of one another. The cups of one bra should fit over the cups of the one beneath it. Tuck the straps in to prevent the hooks from snagging on other bras. The straps of each bra should be wedged in between the cups of the bra they belong to and the cups of the bra beneath it. Take care not to overstuff the case! When packing bras with molded cups, you should never fold one cup into another. Doing so will cause dents, bumps, and other distortions in the cup you invert, and as a result, the bra will no longer fit as well as it should. Before packing the rest of your items, place the packed case inside of the main body of your empty suitcase. Pack the rest of your clothes around the case, and fill in as much space around the sides of the case as possible. Doing so can prevent the bras from getting tossed around and tangled during transport. Note that you can unpack your bras when you reach your destination or you can keep them in the case for the duration of your trip.
Summary: Choose a hard case. Stack the bras inside the case and tuck in the straps. Place the case inside of your empty suitcase.

In some cases you absolutely shouldn't remove your own stitches. If your stitches were inserted after a surgical procedure, or if the recommended healing time (usually 10-14 days) hasn't elapsed, removing them yourself can put you at greater risk for infection and may prevent your body from healing properly. Your skin needs to have grown back together before your stitches are removed. Keep in mind that when you go to the doctor, adhesive strips are often placed on the skin after stitch removal to continue to facilitate the healing process. If you do it at home, you may not be getting the care you require. If you want to double check whether it's OK to remove your stitches, give your doctor a call. He or she will let you know whether it's safe enough to do it yourself. However, they will likely recommend you come into the office to get your stitches removed. If your wound looks as if it's getting red or more sore, do not remove your stitches: go to your doctor. You may have an infection. Keep in mind that in many cases, you can get your stitches removed without going through the regular doctor's appointment process. You might be able to walk right in for a quick stitch removal. It's likely that a nurse can check your wound and remove the stitches if the wound has healed. Call your doctor and ask. Use a sharp pair of surgical scissors if possible. Sharp nail scissors may also work. Avoid using any type of blunt edge, and don't use a knife - it's too easy for knives to slip. Drop them in a pot of boiling water for at least 20 minutes, let them thoroughly dry on a clean paper towel, then swab them thoroughly with a cotton ball soaked in rubbing alcohol. This will ensure the cutting tool and tweezers don't transfer bacteria to your body. There are a few other things you should have on hand. Gather sterile bandages and antibiotic ointment in case you need to treat an area that starts to bleed. You shouldn't need to use these supplies, since if your skin has properly healed, no bandage is necessary, but it's important to have them on hand just in case. Wet the site with warm water, then apply soap. Rinse the soap away with warm water, and pat the wound dry with a clean towel. Use a rubbing alcohol-soaked cotton ball to dab around the stitches. Be sure the area is completely clean before proceeding.
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One-sentence summary -- Make sure it's safe to remove your stitches. Choose a tool to cut your stitches. Sterilize your cutting tool and a pair of tweezers. Gather your other supplies. Wash and sterilize the stitch site.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: For example, this is the kind of plastic often used in salad bar containers. Look for a "6" on the bottom of the plastic. The plastic needs to be relatively thick to work. Cut away the extra plastic until you are left with a flat square. Put the rack in the lowest oven position. The reason the plastic works for designs is because it's made out of polystyrene just as Shrinky Dinks are. Make a tray out of aluminum foil by folding it until it's thick enough to hold the plastic. Put the plastic designs on the tray. Bake for about 3.5 minutes. The plastic will curl, and then straighten itself out. Remove, and allow to cool.

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Obtain a piece of #6 plastic. Preheat your oven to 350 degrees. Finished.