Q: A typical high will wear off in about three hours, with the main effects spiking about 30 minutes after you smoked. However, when you eat cannabis or take too much, the effect can take longer to wear off. Highs can last as long as six hours or more. They can also be unpredictable if the cannabis has other drugs mixed in. If you took an exceptionally high dose of cannabis, your high can last much longer. Taking too much can happen in cases where you are eating cannabis, and subsequently eat too much because it doesn't take effect as quickly as you thought it would. In fact, the drug can stay in your body for up to two days. Some people want to come off their high because they unexpectedly became paranoid or had a panic attack. You can't hurry up your high, but you may be able to take a sedative in the benzodiazepine class if you have a prescription for them (and only if you have a prescription for them). Always talk to your doctor before mixing prescription drugs with recreational drugs. Your doctor can say if they're safe for you. Because highs can last so long, one of the best things you can do is sleep it off. Of course, if you're having a panic attack, that can be difficult, but that's where the sedative can be helpful. You need to keep yourself from being injured when your high, and having someone around can help. In addition, if you start to panic, having someone to talk to can make the situation easier.
A: Know how long it can last. Ask about a sedative for panic attacks. Sleep it off. Ask someone to be with you.

Q: Not everybody can pull off bangs or bleach blonde hair. It might require some experimentation, and years of trial-and-error to find your ideal hairstyle. Choose a hair color that is within one or two shades of your natural color so that it is easy to maintain, and won't look ridiculous once your roots grow in. If you want to go lighter, consider adding subtle highlights rather than a new overall color. Take your face shape into account when finding the right haircut. The idea is to play up your natural features and avoid exaggerating the face shape. Consider the following hairstyle suggestions: Women with round faces look good with asymmetrical hairstyles with a side part. Women with square faces should try angled bobs, long or medium-length layered cuts, or side-swept bangs. Women with long, thin faces look good with short or medium-length hair with subtle waves, and should avoid getting blunt, straight-across bangs. Those with oval or heart-shaped faces can pull of pretty much any hairstyle (lucky them). The key is to experiment! Not only will this improve your overall appearance, it will help prevent the development and spread of infections and other illnesses. Brush your teeth every morning and evening. This will help keep your teeth white, leave you with fresh breath, and most importantly, keep your teeth and gums healthy. Shower every day, even if you don't want to wash your hair. If you don't have time to shower, be sure to at least rinse your face and underarms with a washcloth and soap. Shave, tweeze, wax and/or pluck when necessary. If you're going for a "natural" or "rugged" look, that's fine too, but do it consciously, not out of laziness. Feeling confident about your skin is key, because it is the first thing everybody sees when they look at you. If you are worried about blemishes, scars, or sunspots, then talk to your dermatologist to find the appropriate treatment options. There are various creams and ointments out there to help fade dark spots or scars. Wear sunscreen or a hat if you plan on being out in the sun for an extended period of time. This will prevent sunburns and dark spots, and even more importantly, will protect your skin from the harmful effects of sun exposure. Drink water. Staying hydrated keeps your skin looking healthy and radiant, and gives you the energy you need to stay healthy. This doesn't necessarily mean losing weight; it means whatever you want it to mean. If you would like to drop a few pounds, then reduce your caloric intake and incorporate cardio exercises into your daily routine. If you want to gain muscle, then do resistance training and be sure to eat a protein-rich diet. Eat fruits, vegetables, and lean proteins. These foods are rich in the vitamins and nutrients your body needs, and will keep your body looking and feeling great. Watch out for extra sugars. Be sure to read food labels and beware of extra sugars that are added to dressings, breads, and sauces. Cut down on alcohol. Not only will this improve your skin by preventing dehydration, it will save you from consuming unnecessary calories. Join a gym or find an exercise buddy. Exercising with others will help keep you motivated. Regardless of the occasion or what's "in" at the moment, looking your best means wearing clothes that look good on you. Trends come and go, and not all of them are figure-flattering. Show off your best assets, and cover up your worst ones. For example, if you have an hourglass figure, wear form-fitting dresses that show off your curves and avoid bulky or boxy clothes. Ignore the size on the label. Many women go out of their way to squeeze into a pair of jeans that are too small for them out of fear of "going up a size." In reality, how you look in the clothes matters more than the number on the tag. Plus, nobody needs to know what size your pants are!
A: Find the right hairstyle or hair color for you. Maintain your personal hygiene. Tackle skincare problems. Get in shape. Dress appropriately for your body type.

Q: Power down your computer and turn off the power switch located on the back of your computer case, near the power cord socket. Remove the case door and locate the memory slots on the motherboard. The slots, which are approximately 4.5 to 5 inches (10 to 12 cm) long, typically will be lined up in a row of 4 to 8. Depending on amount of RAM installed on your system and the number of memory slots on your motherboard, some of the slots may be empty. Choose a memory stick on the outside edge of the row of slots that seems easiest to access. Notice that there are 2 plastic tabs situated on either side of each memory slot. Place your thumbs squarely onto the tabs on either side of the memory stick you wish to remove, and press down firmly but gently. The memory stick will rise partially from the memory slot. Grasp the memory stick between your thumb and forefinger and pull it out the rest of the way. Document the name of the manufacturer and the memory type information. Reinsert the memory stick by lining it up with the slot, then press down, applying equal pressure on each end with your thumbs. The tabs on either side of the slots will rise up and lock into place. Replace the case door and turn on the power switch.
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Prepare your computer to remove a memory stick. Remove a memory stick to obtain the RAM information. Write down the information printed on the side of the memory stick and reinsert.