Article: Just like for any holiday, only pack the things you need. A crucial thing you should do before flying is to check the airline's baggage allowances so you get a rough idea of how much stuff you can bring. If necessary, buy a luggage scale to help with an accurate measurement of how much your bags will weigh.Pack for a Trip. Bring your visa (If needed), passport, tickets, and other documents you may need when you are on this trip. Be sure to bring these in your carry on or pocketsnot in your checked luggage! The best thing to do would be to bring your important travel documents in pockets with zips, as it reduces the chances of the documents falling out of the pockets and you having a very hard time explaining to security. Photocopy important documents. Keep one copy of your documents with you but separate from the original. Leave another copy to a trusted friend at home. These copies will help in replacing your documents if you lose your luggage.
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Pack what you need. Bring important documents. Try to check in online or on your phone, as this means that you have the chance to make multiple copies of boarding passes as backups and makes it a lot easier, quicker, and a lot less stressful when you get to the actual airport.

Problem: Article: Make sure it is set to "movie", not "picture". Make sure the focus of your topic is clear and sharp. If you have a fuzzy video, it will be difficult to view. It's difficult and frustrating to watch a blurry or shaking video. If you can't hold the camera steady while recording, use a tripod or set the camera on top of a stack of books. Make sure your recording is clear and that the entire subject is showing - not just half of it. Depending on the type of camera you're using, the record button is usually the same button you would press to snap a photo. Make sure the camera is recording properly. When you're finally finished, press the record button again to stop it. Make sure it is saved. If you find that you have made a mistake, you can use Windows Live Movie Maker to edit the mistake out. If you don't have Windows Live Movie Maker installed in your computer, you can easily download (Windows Live Movie Maker) from the Internet for free. Edit your video as much as you like. Maybe even add music to go along with your video! Make sure you have edited mistakes and that your video is perfect before uploading it to the public. Be sure your video contains no copyrighted information. If you are playing a song in the background, be sure to add the title and its artist in your description. You'll need to give credit to that person, or you may get in trouble! On the software that you're using to edit your video, there should be a YouTube icon somewhere on the page. Find it and click it. You will be asked to sign into your YouTube account. Then, YouTube will ask you to fill in information concerning your video and its contents. You will be asked to add a title, description, and any tags. You will also be required to select a category for your video. Choose the category according to the content of your video. After you have filled the information, just click the "OK" button and YouTube will begin uploading the video. Depending on how long your video is, it may take a minute or so. Congratulations! You have uploaded your first video!
Summary: Turn the camera on. Make sure the camera is steady. When you are finally ready, firmly press the record button. Record your video. Plug your camera into your computer and import the video into your files. Open up your video and watch it to see how well it turned out. Watch your video a few more times and add animations, captions, title pages. When your video is ready, upload it. After you have uploaded your YouTube video, it will be in the public.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: To prevent a permanent crease from being made in your hair or from totally flattening it out, remove your hat whenever you have the opportunity. This will not only help you maintain the volume and moisture in your hair, but you can also use it as an opportunity to restyle your hair. If you go inside somewhere, visit a bathroom and take your hat off in front of a mirror. Then, try not to run a brush through your hair if you are in an especially dry environment as this can create more static. Instead, use your fingers to brush through any tangles or messy looking parts of your hair. To add extra volume to your hair, after you have brushed it out with your fingers, flip your hair over and gently massage the roots. Then, flip it back over quickly. This will help add volume to your hair and keep it from looking matted down. These are similar to drying sheets, and can be used to remove static from your hair. Take a sheet and gently swipe it over the areas of your hair that are especially staticky. Each styling sheet has smoothing product, so as you wipe it on your hair it should remove some of the static. The styling sheets can be found at a drug or cosmetics store. They come in a box with individually packaged sheets, so you can grab one package and bring it with you to fix flyways. In dire situations, take a bathroom break to restyle your hair. All you need is a travel size container of your preferred styling product. Wet your hands and run them through your hair to make your hair somewhat damp. Then, apply mousse, gel, or any other styling product you use to your hair. Shake your hair out if you want to create extra volume. To finish your style off, apply anti-frizz serum or hairspray to tame fly-away strands. This may be difficult for long hair, especially if you need a blow-dryer to style it. In that case, consider finding a hairstyle that looks good without heating products. Make sure you allow your hair to dry before you put your hat back on. Keep in mind that some styling products will only work if heat is applied to your hair. If your hair remains limp and flat no matter what you do, take off the hat and put up your hair in a more hat friendly hairstyle. These can still look cute, and in a way are more practical because you won't have to bother with your hair continually throughout the day. Store a hair tie in your purse so you can do this on the go. Try putting your hair up in a loose ponytail or bun. Then when you take your hat off, you can let your hair down and the style won't be ruined. Since hat hair tends to affect only the top of your hair, you can tie up just the top and leave the rest hanging down. Once you return home you can try to restyle your hair, or lessen some of the frizziness that has happened during the day.

SUMMARY: Take your hat off whenever you can. Use hair styling sheets. Restyle hair if necessary. Change your hairstyle if it's not working.

There are many different types of sealant you can use. It depends on how aesthetically concerned you are about your smoke bombs. The simplest method is to apply a small strip of tape over the opening. You could also seal the hole by using tissue paper and a glue stick. Cut the tissue paper a little larger than the shell's opening. Use standard tissue paper like you'd use to wrap a birthday present. You can use different colors of tissue paper if you want. You can take this in any direction you want. If you'd like a simpler design, draw something with a marker. You could also paint a fun design using watercolors. Remember you're going to ultimately break this, so don't become too invested in your design. Be careful when decorating; the egg's shell is still very fragile. This step is optional.
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Gather the sealant. Cut tissue paper. Decorate your smoke bomb.