Article: It's the rainbow "G" icon on your home screen (or in the app drawer). It's in the tab in the lower-right corner. It has an icon that resembles 3 dots. It's near the bottom of the More menu. It's next to an icon that resembles a gear. It's about halfway down the settings menu. It's next to an icon with different sized dots. It's the third tab at the top of the screen. This is where you add different services to Google Home. It's the fourth option under the "Services" tab. This is where you add news sources Google Assistant can use when you ask it for the latest news. It's at the bottom of the list of news sources. News sources are listed under different categories, such as General, Technology, Business, Sports, World, and more. It's in the upper-left corner. This returns to the News menu. It's the blue text on the right above your list of news sources. . There is an icon with two lines to the right of each news source in the list. Tap this icon and drag it to change the order. Put your favorite news sources at the top.
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Open the Google app. Tap More . Tap Settings. Tap Google Assistant. Tap the Services tab. Tap News. Scroll down and tap Add news sources. Tap the checkbox next to your preferred news sources. Tap . Tap Change Order. Tap the icon with two lines and drag the news source.
Article: This is a great option for those who do not have a lot of space in their homes. Seasonal decorations can take a lot of room. You can, however, limit your decorations to just the fireplace to save space. Your home will look festive without looking crowded or tacky. This section will give you some ideas. These items will look great whether you celebrate Christmas, Hanukkah, the Winter Solstice, or the winter season in general. Here are some ideas to get you started: Use hooks to hang up Christmas stockings (use hooks if you are hanging them - tape will hold the empty stockings but full ones will fall from the weight). Use rolled up tape or foam mounting tape to stick Christmas tree ornaments to the top of the mantle. Use large and small ornaments for balance. use ornaments, as used on trees, and use clear tape to stick it on the mantle. If you celebrate Hanukkah, try including a menorah, a dreidel or two, and lots of blue and white. If you don't celebrate any religious holidays, cut some evergreen branches, and spread them over the top of the mantle. You can also drape a pine garland or some string lights over the top of the mantle instead. There are some other items you can use as well, such as: Place a cornucopia filled with dried corn, miniature pumpkins, and miniature squash in top of the mantle. If you have a large cornucopia, you can place it on the hearth instead. Arrange some miniature pumpkins on the mantle for Halloween. As it gets closer to Thanksgiving, add some miniature squash and dried corn. Make a spooky fireplace for Halloween by arranging candelabras, skulls, old candles, and potion bottles on the mantle. Place a cat statue or a jack-o-lantern on the hearth. Or, use ribbons to hang skeletons and spiders from the mantle. Drape a garland made out of fake fall leaves over the top of your mantle for quick, fall decorating. To make it more suitable for Halloween, add some fake cobwebs and plastic spiders. Softer colors, and bulb plants (such as daffodils, lilies, and tulips) will be suitable for most of the spring season. There are some holidays, however, where you might want to switch things up a bit. For example: For Easter, place some colorful eggs into a basket, and place the basket on the mantle. You can also decorate the mantle with figurines of chicks, bunnies, and lambs. If the basket is large enough, you can also tuck it inside the fireplace. For St. Patrick's Day, you could place a horseshoe (with the curved side down, like a "U" for good luck), or some plastic gold coins on the mantle. You can also add items that have Celtic knots on them. For Valentine's Day, you could switch out some of the spring decor, and add some more red, pink, white, or ivory. You can also add lace doilies under candles for a more romantic look/ Most spring flowers, such as tulips and hyacinths, are poisonous to cats and dogs. You may want to consider getting fake ones instead. You can also use tropical plants, such as orchids and hibiscus. If you like candles, try to get ones with fruity scents, such as passion fruit, orange, or coconut. If bright, fruity, and tropical aren't your thing, consider using a sea-side theme instead, such as: For a nautical theme, consider getting one o those bottles that has a model ship inside. You can also drape some netting over the top of the mantle. For a seaside theme, try displaying some of the shells you found at the beach. If you like candles, try getting some that have an "ocean" or "seaside" scent to them. They will usually be light blue in color.
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Consider decorating for the holidays. Use ornaments, pine, and other evergreen for winter holidays. Use lots of pumpkins for Halloween or Thanksgiving. Use bulb flowers and softer colors for spring, but bear in mind the holidays. Use brighter colors during the summer.
Article: Packages containing hazardous or dangerous goods and materials, like chemicals and medicine, may not be able to be shipped. Some items, like lithium ion batteries, need to be specially labeled for shipment. For a full list of items considered to be hazardous or dangerous as well as guidelines for shipping these items, visit http://images.fedex.com/us/services/pdf/HazmatShippingTable.pdf. You can visit a nearby FedEx store or order the appropriate packing supplies online. Generally, you should use a mailing envelope, standard corrugated cardboard box, or shipping tube, all of which are available in a variety of sizes. Use bubble wrap to pad the package, if necessary. Be sure to securely close the packaging, either with the built-in glue strip (for envelopes), by applying packing tape across all the seams (for boxes), or reinforcing the sealed ends with packing tape (for tubes). It's a good idea to put a copy of the completed shipping label inside the package, if possible. For a domestic shipping label, you'll need to provide both the sender's and recipient's name, address, and phone number. You'll also need to add a description and value of the item you're sending along with the weight of the package. You can fill out the forms by hand in any FedEx store, or fill them out on the FedEx website and and print them out home. If you're filling out the forms online, be sure you have an accurate scale to weigh the package with. For international packages, you'll need to fill out customs forms that include the export control classification number and the harmonized system code, which can be found using the tool available at https://www.fedex.com/GTM?cntry_code=us. Slip the completed label into a clear, plastic pouch and peel off the adhesive backing. Firmly attach the label to the largest flat side of the shipping container, and make sure you don't tape over the label or cover it up in any way. If the package is too small to fit the entire label on 1 side, make sure the recipient's address is on 1 side of the seam and the barcode is on the other. Secure a tie-on tag label to luggage and other containers with handles using a zip-tie.
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Ensure the item can be shipped. Package the item. Fill out the shipping label and any other required documents. Place the label on the largest flat side of the container.