Go to the Play Store (Android), search "Google Maps", and tap the Get/Install button next to the search result to download the app. Find the location on the map. Tap and hold down on the screen until a red pin appears at the location. You can also use the search bar to find a specific location such as a business address or park location. After you have dropped a pin, look at the search bar at the top of the screen. The location's latitude and longitude will appear in the search bar. Tap the "Dropped Pin" tab at the bottom of your screen. Click "Share" and then choose the messaging application you would like to use. Send the message or email to yourself or to a friend. The share will include the location's latitude and longitude. The latitude coordinate is traditionally listed first in the coordinate pair.
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One-sentence summary -- Download and open Google Maps. Drop a pin where you want to get the latitude and longitude. View the location's coordinates. Share the location if you like.

Q: Deodorant reduces odor by eliminating the bacteria in sweat, while antiperspirant reduce sweat by stopping up sweat glands and keeping it from reaching your skin. If sweat is not really an issue for you, and you are only looking to control odor, this is probably your best bet. Some people sweat excessively, although this is only a medical condition in about 2% of the population. Still, athletes and others who sweat profusely may feel that deodorant alone doesn't do the job. Antiperspirant has its drawbacks, however. While researchers are not sure exactly how this happens, the aluminum in antiperspirant can lead to yellow stains on your clothes. You can often get these stains out with bleach, but if this is a big concern to you, stick with deodorant. It's also possible that antiperspirant actually causes your body to start producing excess sweat to circumvent the blocked glands the opposite of what you want! For all of these reasons, unless you really need antiperspirant, you might want to keep it simple and stick to deodorant. While the availability of combination antiperspirant/deodorantthe majority of mainstream choices falls into this category, actuallymeans you can get the benefits of both, you will also have to deal with the drawbacks of both. Over the years, there have been many rumors about health risks associated with antiperspirant and deodorant, including that they cause breast cancer and Alzheimer's disease. Many of these concerns have been connected to the presence of aluminum in antiperspirant. Research has not determined any clear linkage, however. Researchers at the National Cancer Institute and the Food and Drug Administration have determined that there is not evidence to conclude that these products cause breast cancer. Scientists have also not found compelling evidence to associate antiperspirant or deodorant with Alzheimer's disease. However, research in these areas is ongoing, so some consumers may still wish to be cautious.
A: Know the difference between deodorant and antiperspirant. Consider if deodorant is right for you. Consider if antiperspirant is right for you. Consider a combo. Understand where the research stands on health risks.

Article: The PCAT is usually offered at four different times of year. January, July, and September are the most common months to take the test. However, there are also limited spots available to take the test in October or November, depending on the year. Make sure you sign up for your test well in advance of the test-date. You need to give yourself enough time to prepare. Different people will need different amounts of time to study, but aim to give yourself 4-5 months to prepare. There are four multiple choice sections, covering biological processes, chemical processes, critical reading, and quantitative reasoning. There is also a writing section that asks you to respond to a question about health. The official website of the PCAT and websites by test-prep companies offer detailed outlines of the structure of the test. There are a total of 192 multiple choice questions. Take a practice PCAT test from the official website and grade yourself. If there are areas that you did especially poorly on, you should set up your study plan to emphasize those areas. If you did especially well on other areas, you will not need to devote as much time to them. You should plan out how you intend to study each day. You can even make study plans for weeks or months at a time. Again, make sure your plans are focusing most on the areas that need most improvement. If you need to improve equally in all areas, you can devote equal time to all the different PCAT topics. If you are giving yourself 4-5 months to study, you can schedule your time so that you're studying for only an hour or two each day until the last month, when you should devote several hours a day to studying. If you are studying only for 1-2 months, you will probably want to spend at least 3-4 hours studying on most days.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Sign up for a test. Learn the structure of the test. Assess your readiness by taking a practice test. Develop a study schedule that varies between all the different PCAT topics.

Article: It takes different kinds of courage to ask out someone you are interested in, to speak to your boss about a raise, or to confront a bully. One thing all of these scenarios will require is a show of confidence, whatever you actually feel. Confidence and courage come through acting as if you are unafraid, even (and especially) when you are. When you ask someone out, the best way is to be direct, even if it is scary to put yourself out there. Practice what you're going to say ahead of time. If you can, talk to her in private. Think about how great it might be if she says yes; isn't that worth the risk? Remember, if she says no, it isn't a reflection on you or your desirability. Be respectful of her decision and be proud of yourself for being courageous! It can be scary to talk to your supervisor, especially if it's about problems you're having at work; it's also awkward to have conversations about money. However, if you frame it more as a conversation than a confrontation, you may be more likely to get your way. Ask to speak to her privately and plan out what you're going to say ahead of time. It's okay to feel nervous, don't fight it. Make sure to breathe normally and speak with conviction. If the conversation backfires, step back and re-assess. If you think about it and feel that you were in the right, consider getting your human resources department involved. Alternatively, sometimes the better thing to do is change jobs; some people are very stubborn and choosing not to fight every battle doesn't mean that you lack courage. When you're confronting a bully, remember to act as if you're feeling brave and confident. You'll trick yourself (and her) into thinking you aren't afraid. Bullies thrive on your emotional response, so don't give them the pleasure of a reaction. Act confident in yourself (even if you don't feel particularly confident). If the bullying gets work in the aftermath of your confrontation, get help from a teacher or parent. Knowing when to get outside help is courageous in itself. It shows that you are being honest with yourself about the reality of the situation.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Build your courage for specific scenarios. Have courage when you ask someone out. Display courage when you speak up to your boss. Show courage when you confront a bully.