Article: Hold the card's in the basic dealer's grip with your thumb along the long side, 3 fingers on the other side, and your index finger on top; the cards should be flat against your palm. Release your thumb as you move your pinkie to the other end. Make some space between your palm and the cards by lifting them up slightly. All it will take to lift up the cards is to tilt your fingers out a bit while holding on tight to the deck. As you bring the top deck around, you want to clear the top edge of the bottom deck completely. Curl your index finger slightly down and bring it between the 2 short edges of the separate decks. Make sure you're still holding on to both decks with your index finger. At this point, you should have part of the deck between your thumb and index finger (one on each of the short ends) and part of the deck between your index finger and the rest of your fingers. They should be stretched out long ways across your hand.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Move the cards into a straddle grip. Create space between the 2 short edges with your index finger.

Problem: Article: You may wish to pace your new relationship with your children. For example, you might casually introduce your children to your partner as a friend, or if your children are prepared, as a date. While a casual introduction may be appropriate for a new date, don't blend children and your partner unless you feel confident in the possibilities of your relationship. When meeting your partner's children, use the same rules in introductions and spending time together. Say, "This is the person I told you about. We're spending time together." You can also say, "I told you I was dating someone, and I'd like you to meet Chris." Be sure to consider where you'd like to make the introduction. For example, a neutral location, such as a coffee shop or park, may seem less threatening to your child. Or, your child might feel more comfortable in an environment that is familiar to them, such as at home. Children may respond to meeting you by being excited, resentful, fearful, happy, and sad. Children may struggle with loyalties to their other parent and feel like liking a parent's new girlfriend or boyfriend is turning their back on their other parent. If your partner's children don't accept you immediately or are hot/cold toward you, recognize that this is normal. Be friendly and open with them, yet give them time and be available to them. The same goes for your own children. If you feel disappointed that your children aren't warming up as much as you'd like to your partner, relax and give it time. Don't push them into a relationship and accept their feelings. Do not shame them for whatever they are feeling. Let them process their feelings however they normally do and then ask them later how they are feeling. Instead of arranging large get-togethers with both your date's children and your own, focus on spending time with each other's kids first. For example, spend a day with your partner's kids one weekend, then with your partner and your own kids the next weekend. Get to know each other's kids separately before putting them all together. This can add a level of comfort for your children instead of them feeling thrown in to socializing with many strangers. If you choose to spend time with both your and your partner's children together, find a new activity that can become special to all of you. Creating something together can bring a sense of unity and teamwork to the dynamic. Doing something new for everyone can encourage everyone to interact and get to know one another in a unique and fun environment. Go to a trapeze school, explore indoor climbing, or work on an art project together.
Summary: Use careful introductions. Expect mixed reactions from kids. Get to know each others' children. Explore new family activities.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: An early symptom of diabetic gastroparesis is a feeling of being full most of the time. This is caused by the delayed emptying of the stomach. When one has ingested food, the food is stored in the stomach and then taken to the intestines after initial digestion has taken place. When there is delayed emptying of the stomach, you are more inclined to feel full all the time. Nausea and vomitus that contains recently ingested food is also a symptom. Bloating is caused by the delayed stomach emptying that may be caused by impairment of the abdominal muscles. These muscles help in the digestion of food. When they are not in good working order, digestion and emptying are delayed, causing gases to be trapped in the stomach and intestines instead of being released. This gassy build-up may cause you to feel bloated. Abdominal pain due to gastroparesis is felt in the upper abdomen and is caused by an accumulation of food in the stomach and delayed digestion. This may cause you to feel pain and discomfort as the food does not go through the normal process of digestion and stomach emptying. Diabetic gastroparesis may cause a reduction in your overall blood sugar level after eating. This is because the food that is eaten is broken down into sugar, so when there is a delay in digestion, you may have a reduced amount of sugar in the blood. In addition to a lower than normal blood sugar right after eating, you may also have unexpectedly higher blood sugar levels later on as the food that was digested more slowly finally enters your bloodstream. Weight loss is caused by delayed emptying of the stomach that makes you feel full most of the time. This causes many people to eat less food because they feel less hungry. An acidic feeling in the throat is caused by the regurgitation of food into the esophagus, which can happen as a result of delayed stomach emptying. The esophagus helps to connect the mouth and the stomach. When there is a lot of food in the stomach and it is not being emptied, the food may move upwards into the esophagus. This food is usually mixed with gastric juices and, when it is regurgitated, it causes a burning sensation in the esophagus (the feeling of "heartburn").

SUMMARY: Look for a feeling of fullness. See whether you feel bloated. Identify abdominal pain. Watch out for changes in your general blood sugar levels. Consider whether you've lost any weight. Identify an acidic sensation in the throat.

Almost all app-creation programs will require you to create an account and log in before you can get to work. You may need to download software, or apps may be created entirely through the website. After logging into the creation tools or downloading the creation software, you will need to start a new project. The process varies from program to program, but generally involves naming your app a name and description. Most app development programs will ask you to set a basic theme and color palette before you begin building the app. You will be able to change these choices later once the app is under construction. You may be able to add your own images for screen backgrounds. These images should typically be 1024 X 768 px. Most app creation programs work by letting you add prebuilt functions into your app. The combination of these functions and how they link together is what will make your app yours. There are a variety of different functions you can add to your app, including calendars, photo galleries, podcasts, Facebook integration, audio players, and more. Typically, each one of these functions will be its own screen on your app. As you add functions, you will be able to customize each screen with your own text and content. For example, if you add an RSS feed function, you can link to your blog's feed and automatically populate the app with your latest posts. After you've added a few functions to your app, spend some time organizing the layout of each screen so that you have a cohesive look for your app. Your title bars should all be in the same location, and content should appear in consistent parts of the screen. Different app creation programs will give you different levels of control over how everything is laid out. Some apps only let you add completely prebuilt functions, while others allow you to drag and rearrange each element on the screen. You will have the opportunity to assign icons to each of your app's functions. Many app creation programs have a library of icons you can choose from, or you can design and upload your own. Good icons will help set your app apart and contribute to the overall feel of the app.
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Log in to the program you choose. Start a new project. Choose a theme. Add functions, or activities, to your app. Adjust the layout of each of your screens. Choose icons for your functions.