When it comes to hiding love handles, avoiding the wrong clothes is just as important as choosing the right ones. Tops that are tight and clingy without being shaping will only serve to show off your love handles, especially when paired with overly tight and unflattering bottoms. Fabrics to avoid include satin, full polyester, and elastane (Spandex and Lycra), all of which cling to your body and accentuate your silhouette. Unlike empires and A-lines, straight-cut clothing emphasizes your middle and stomach area, and this will draw all the attention to your love handles. This applies to pants, tops, skirts, and dresses. There are lots of recommendations out there saying to use belts to hide love handles, but even thick and oversized belts can cut into your sides and make love handles even bigger. If you want to wear an oversized belt, choose one that's loose fitting, wear it around your lower hips, and pair it with a loose top. Otherwise, stick with skinny belts that don't cut into your waist. Tight underwear, especially ones with thin waistbands or straps, can cut into your flesh and make love handles bigger. In fact, thin, tight straps on underwear can even make you look like you have love handles when you don't. Like with bottoms, choose underwear with a higher waist and thicker waistband. This includes bottoms that are too tight and ones that don't sit where they should. Don't try to squeeze into bottoms that don't fit, especially if they're tight at the waist. For example, skinny jeans may be all the rage right now, but if you're bigger around the middle and choose skinny jeans with a low waist, your love handles are going to bulge out more than ever.

Summary: Stay away from body-hugging clothes. Avoid straight-cut clothes. Steer clear of belts. Don't wear underwear that's too tight. Avoid pants that don't fit your waist properly.

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Summary: Right-click the Dropbox icon located in the system tray and select "Preferences" from the context menu. Click the "Unlink this computer" button located in the "General" tab. Click "OK" when prompted to confirm the action.

You can use a lidded container such as Tupperware or a pencil box to arrange the kit. Include sterile gauze, bandages in multiple sizes, tweezers, safety pins, non-latex disposable gloves, disposable instant cold packs, and various creams and wipes. If you are CPR certified, include a mouthpiece for administering CPR. Include elastic bandages with your bandage supply. You may also want to include bandages with color or cartoon characters. Pack triple-antibiotic ointment, 1% hydrocortisone cream, and calamine lotion. Include alcohol wipes and antiseptic wipes. You may want to pack headache medicine in a childproof bottle, and/or any prescription medication you take. Include feminine care products if they may be needed. If you have a cell phone, make sure to pack its wall charger. Include a couple of bottled waters. If you don't have access to the family's pantry or you forgot to ask permission, you'll have your own drinks and snacks as a backup plan. Throw in some granola bars or other quick power snacks. In case something should happen to you, you want to have your own emergency contacts on hand in an easy-to-find place. Put your cell phone and the names and phone numbers of your emergency contacts in a quick, easy-to-locate spot like an outer compartment of your bag. Your list should include your emergency contact's name and phone number, any allergies or medications, and the number of your primary care physician. Consider laminating the list so that it cannot be destroyed easily. You may want to remove these items from your bag and put them on a main table once you arrive at the house where you're babysitting. Make it part of your ritual to do this as well as return them to your bag before you leave. This can come in handy in multiple scenarios. If a power outage occurs, you'll still have a light source on hand. Also you may need to take a pet out to relieve itself after dark.

Summary: Make a first aid kit. Bring personal items you may need. Put in your own snacks and drinks. Keep a list of your own emergency contacts. Put a flashlight and extra batteries in your bag.

This dance is done with a partner, so you need to find someone to dance with. Your partner, boyfriend, or girlfriend is a great choice, but if you're single, ask someone at the club to dance with you. While this dance isn't always done with a partner, it often is. Yiking isn't exactly a hands off dance, so if you're going to yike with someone, make sure it's someone you don't mind getting up close and personal with. It involves some grinding and touching of each other's bodies, so make sure you're comfortable with that. If you know what twerking is (moving your butt up and down to the beat), yiking takes it to the next level. Partially, it's more intense because it involves a partner, but you also include more movement (side-to-side).
Summary: Find someone to dance with. Pick someone you don't mind getting personal with. Be ready to step up from twerking.