Article: Give your face a little structure by wearing frames with hard angles. If the bottom of the frames are resting on your cheeks, look for narrower frames with horizontal rectangles. Avoid wearing round or oval frames because these can make your face appear even softer. If your face already has hard lines, such as a firm jaw or noticeable brow, choose frames that soften your angles. For example, wear round or oval frames that have a thin frame. If you have a rectangular face, you should also wear rounded frames. Thick or bold frames can overwhelm your features so try to find a nice balance that fits your face well. Heart-shaped faces look like upside-down triangles, so look for wide frames that can balance the lower half of your face. Try on frames that have heavy bottom lines or are rounded along the edges. Try not to wear glasses that have a heavy top line or accentuate your forehead. If your facial features are balanced, you can really pull off almost any style of glasses. Have fun trying on a variety of frames until you find something that matches your personality. For example, you might like oversized square frames or smaller cat eye frames. Keep in mind that oval frames are also great for oval-shaped faces. Frames that highlight your cheekbones are great if you have a narrow chin and forehead. Try frames that have a darker top line and a lighter bottom line. This can help break up your upper and lower face. Pick wide frames instead of narrow ones since narrow frames can extend the appearance of your cheekbones even more.
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Wear square or rectangular frames if you have a soft, round face. Try oval or round frames to balance your angular, square face. Choose wide or cat eye frames if you have a heart-shaped face. Try on a variety of styles if you have an oval or oblong face. Choose half-rimmed or two-toned frames if you have a triangular face.

Problem: Article: Dogs suffer from two main types of epilepsy: primary and secondary. Primary epilepsy tends to strike young dogs (under two years of age) as it is a genetic disorder. Sometimes, though, primary epilepsy manifests as late as age 6. This condition is also known as idiopathic epilepsy. Secondary epilepsy may occur at any age. This type of epilepsy is often due to another problem that affects the neurological system, such as an infection, a disease, a brain injury, a stroke, or brain tumor. {"smallUrl":"https:\/\/www.wikihow.com\/images\/thumb\/9\/9e\/Help-a-Dog-Who-Has-Canine-Epilepsy-Step-10.jpg\/v4-460px-Help-a-Dog-Who-Has-Canine-Epilepsy-Step-10.jpg","bigUrl":"\/images\/thumb\/9\/9e\/Help-a-Dog-Who-Has-Canine-Epilepsy-Step-10.jpg\/aid519555-v4-728px-Help-a-Dog-Who-Has-Canine-Epilepsy-Step-10.jpg","smallWidth":460,"smallHeight":345,"bigWidth":"728","bigHeight":"546","licensing":"<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>License: <a rel="nofollow" class="external text" href="https:\/\/creativecommons.org\/licenses\/by-nc-sa\/3.0\/">Creative Commons<\/a><br>
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<\/p><\/div>"} In a grand mal seizure, the dog falls to its side and becomes rigid while thrashing their limbs. It may howl, salivate, bite, urinate and/or defecate during the seizure, which can last from 30 seconds to 2 minutes or more. Keep in mind that not all dogs have grand mal seizures. Some dogs may have less severe and less obvious seizures. Some dogs may suffer from seizure that prompt them to move in a strange way or do something repetitive such as licking, walking in a circle, or listing to the side. Pay attention to any unusual behavior that your dog displays. If you are unsure if this behavior is a seizure or not, talk to your veterinarian. Here, again, video footage can help your vet arrive at an accurate diagnosis Prior to a seizure, your dog may sense that something isn't right and begin to react. You may notice your dog doing certain things before a seizure such as: Acting clingy Pacing Whining Vomiting Looking dazed or confused
Summary: Understand the types of epilepsy. Know how to identify a grand mal seizure. Identify a focal seizure. Watch for signs of an oncoming seizure.

The dolphin icon is at the bottom-center of the screen. This displays options bar at the bottom of the screen. It's below an icon that resembles a brush or duster. This opens the menu for clearing your data. You can also find this option in the General Settings menu under "Data". There are six types of data you can select. The six data types are as follows: Browsing history: This is a list of all the websites you have visited, saved by Dolphin. Cache and site data This is the website information saved by Dolphin to load your websites faster. Cookies: This is information generated by a websites you visit. Form data: This is the personal information you provide to a website that Dolphin has saved. Passwords: This is the passwords you used to log in to a website that Dolphin has saved. Location access: This is all the location information saved by Dolphin generated by your phone's GPS. It's the red button below all the data types. This clears all the data types that you checked.
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Tap the dolphin icon. Tap Clear data. Tap the checkbox next to the data type you want to delete. Tap Clear selected data.