Article: Go to https://drive.google.com/ in your browser. This will open your Google Drive main page if you're logged into your Google Account. If you aren't logged into your Google Account, click the blue Go to Google Drive button in the middle of the page, then enter your Google Account's email address and password. This blue button is in the upper-left corner of the page. A drop-down menu will appear. Click one of the following options depending on what you want to upload: File upload - Allows you to select a specific file or group of files to upload. Folder upload - Allows you to select an entire folder to upload. In the File Explorer (Windows) or Finder (Mac) window that opens, go to the files' or folder's location and click the item that you want to upload. You can select multiple files by holding down Ctrl (Windows) or Command (Mac) while clicking each file you want to select. Keep in mind that you can't upload more than 15 gigabytes of files without paying for additional storage. It's at the bottom of the window. Doing so will confirm your selection and begin uploading the file(s) or folder to Google Drive. If you're uploading a folder, you'll click OK instead. The amount of time this takes will vary depending on the size of the upload and your Internet connection. Do not close the Google Drive webpage during this time. Once the files finish uploading, you'll be able to access them from Google Drive on any Internet-connected computer or smartphone. Once your files have been uploaded to Google Drive, you can click and drag them to move them into folders if needed. You can also remove unnecessary files by right-clicking them and then clicking Remove. To create a new folder in Google Drive, click NEW, click Folder in the drop-down menu, type in a name, and press Enter.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Open Google Drive. Click NEW. Select an upload option. Select your file(s) or folder. Click Open. Wait for the file(s) or folder to upload. Organize your files.

Problem: Article: Grip the chin-up bar with your palms facing out and your arms slightly closer than shoulder-width apart. Your arms should be fully extended above you, and your torso should be as straight as possible. Exhale as you pull your body up until your head is level with the bar. Hold this position with your biceps slightly squeezed, and then exhale as you lower yourself slowly back to your starting position. If you don't have the strength to do this on your own, ask a spotter to support you by holding your legs. Repeat this for 5 sets of 2 to 3 reps. Rest your right knee on a workout bench and bend at the waist until your upper body is parallel to the floor, then place your right hand on the bench. Use your left hand to pick up a dumbbell from the floor and hold it with your palm facing your torso, your arm extended, and your back straight. Exhale as you slowly lift the dumbbell, bending your arm at the elbow and keeping your upper arm near your torso. Squeeze the back muscles when the dumbbell reaches your chest. Inhale as you lower the dumbbell back to the floor. Repeat the move for 3 set of 8 to 10 reps on each side of your body. Sit on the edge of a workout bench with your legs together and two dumbbells placed slightly behind your legs. Bend at the waist, keeping your back straight and your palms facing each other, and reach for the dumbbells. Keep your arms bent slightly at the elbows and exhale as you lift the dumbbells out to the side until your arms are parallel to the floor. Hold the dumbbells in position for 1 second and then lower them slowly while inhaling. Repeat this for 3 sets of 6 to 8 reps. To really get definition in your back and melt away fat, you'll want to diversify how you work out that area. Incorporating 2 or 3 of these exercise on back day can help you do that.
Summary: Do chin-ups. Try a dumbbell row to exercise your back and arms. Perform a bent-over rear delt raise. Choose 2 or 3 exercises to add to your workout routine.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Part of being a good leader is knowing that you can't run your club alone. Your fellow officers and members are there to help and it is important for you to tell them what you need and expect out of them. Listen to their ideas, and let people volunteer for tasks they are interested in. Delegating tasks and responsibilities will keep members engaged and invested in the club. You'll need a treasurer, a secretary, a schedule manager, and a membership manager. for club meetings. Have regular meeting dates and times, and tell members well in advance if a meeting will be cancelled. Before each meeting, plan what you will talk about. You should create a meeting agenda, where you outline what is going to be discussed in the meeting and who is going to be speaking on the topic. If you want other officers to speak at a meeting, make sure you discuss it with them before the meeting. Having a structure to your meetings will make your club more productive. You should begin every meeting with a call to order. You may say, "I call this meeting to order", or "This meeting is now in session." You should then have someone delegated to take meeting minutes, or notes on the meeting. This could be you or someone delegated to be the minute-taker. You should review the meeting minutes from the last meeting at the beginning of the meeting and revisit any issues or concerns that were not addressed in the previous meeting. You should then discuss each item on the meeting agenda. Allow for discussion and debate between club members but try to reach a consensus on each issue and move efficiently through each item. At the end of the meeting, you should have an official "end". You may say, "I now end this meeting" or "This meeting is now over." Make a Facebook page that provides a forum for members to interact and also to recruit new members. You can also create other club social media like Instagram or Twitter. Social media is a quick way to send information or invitations to events. Send out e-newsletters with club content, meeting notes, and upcoming events.

SUMMARY: Delegate club-related tasks. Plan Run the meetings with efficiency. Stay active on social media.

If you are getting a small tattoo such as a single word in a basic font or a small symbol with no shading, you may be subject to a shop minimum. Your artist or the shop manager should be able to tell you the minimum. Getting your tattoo done at a popular shop could increase the price you pay for your piece. If your shop has a world-famous artist working at it, expect to pay more. Likewise, if your shop is locally popular and consistently booked due to its reputation for high-quality tattoos, you can expect your tattoo to be more expensive. Sites like Yelp are great places to check to get an idea of how much a tattoo could cost. Check online reviews for your shop to see how much people have paid in the past for pieces of similar size and with similar styles and levels of detail.
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Inquire about the shop minimum if you are getting a small piece. Consider the popularity of the shop. Check online reviews for the shop.