There are many combinations of vermouth and gin you can use to make your martini. Different combinations will lead to different results. Vermouth comes in a sweet version (known as Italian Vermouth) and a dry version (known as French Vermouth). Most classic gin martini recipes will call for dry (French) vermouth, but it is OK to experiment with sweeter vermouth. Keep in mind that using a dry vermouth does not make the martini a "dry martini," this refers to the amount of vermouth used in the cocktail not the type of vermouth being used. A good rule of thumb is to simply stick to high quality ingredients. When purchasing gin, don't just purchase the cheapest gin you can find. If you're going to make good cocktails you will need good ingredients. Martinis are meant to be nice and cold so you should do everything you can to help get it as cold as you can. To help with this you can place your cocktail shaker and your serving glass in the freezer for 10-20 minutes. Keep your serving glass in the freezer while you mix your martini. Make sure that the vermouth is chilled in the refrigerator, and that you get your gin as cold as possible by storing it in the freezer. A garnish is something that is added to a food dish or a drink just before serving. The purpose of garnish in a gin martini is to add a little extra flavor to the drink. Common garnishes for a gin martini are a lemon twist, an olive, or a few cocktail onions on a toothpick. Which one you choose is a matter of personal preference, but some would say that an olive is the classic addition. If you use cocktail onions, it is recommended to use frozen ones as they help keep the drink colder and lends a better flavor to the drink. If you choose to use an olive, don't use olives that are packed in oil. This will create a gross oily layer on the top of the drink. It is probably also best to use an olive that is de-seeded, and not stuffed with anything (e.g. pimientos, cheese, garlic). When making your martini, you'll want to use lots of ice. Don't leave the ice sitting out while you gather all of your ingredients together, as this will result in ice that is already melting (and will dilute the drink too much). Instead, keep the ice in the freezer until after you have measured out all your ingredients, then add it to the shaker, and quickly add all of the ingredients. Lots of ice will cool the drink quickly without diluting it too much. Don't be stingy with the ice. If you don't use enough ice your martini won't be nice and cold, as it is supposed to be. Although you can serve up your martini in any kind of glass you want, doing it properly requires that your martini be served in a martini glass, which is a v-shaped glass with a long stem (like that of a wine glass).
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One-sentence summary -- Choose your ingredients. Chill your glasses. Choose your garnish. Use lots of ice. Get the right glassware.

Purchase a journal, notebook, or something similar from an office supply store. If you want, you can also create entry pages on a word processing program and print them off at home. Then, put the pages together in a binder to use as a diary. Use a diary that is long enough so you can track headaches for 2 to 3 months or more. If you intend to use one page per day, a 3-month diary will be 90 pages long. After you get your diary, go through and format it so it has separate columns and will be easy to use. This way, you'll be able to input important information quick and easy. Some things you should consider when formatting include creating a space for: Recording the date and time of the headache. In addition, leave a space to write how long the headache lasted and when it ended. A description of the headache, such as the location of where your head hurt and how badly (on a scale of 1 to 10, 10 being the worst) it hurt. Recording circumstances surrounding your headache, such as activities you engaged in and things you consumed (e.g., food, drinks, medication). Recording emotions you felt before the headache started (e.g., note if something happened to upset you), or strange phenomenon you noticed (e.g., lines or spots in your vision, etc.). Noting what helped your headache go away, such as taking a nap, applying a cold compress, or taking medication (note the type and dose). There are a wide variety of headache diary templates on the internet. Different templates emphasize different things, such as headache triggers, pain, or how medicine relieves pain. Spend some time looking at different templates so you can get an idea of what might be most helpful to you. The National Prescribing Service has a template for a migraine diary. Look at the National Headache Foundation's template for a headache diary.
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One-sentence summary -- Get a diary. Format your diary. Look at other diaries as a model for your own.

When Google Prompt is enabled, you will get a message on your phone asking you if it is you signing in. You would then tab Yes, and you would then be signed into your account. Note: you need an Android phone to use this method. Click on "Chose another option", then select "Google Prompt". Setting this will allow you to access your google account even if Google Prompt is not available. Follow the on screen instructions if you want to use text messages or a phone call for the backup option. You can use backup codes instead of a text message by selecting "Use Another Backup Option".
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Decide if you want to enable Google Prompt. Scroll down to the bottom of the page. Tap Yes on the prompt on your phone. Chose a backup option.