Problem: Article: You'll need specially-designed tiles to play pai gow with. While pai gow tiles look similar to dominoes, they're not the same, and a set of regular dominoes won't work for the game. Fortunately, you can easily find a set of pai gow tiles online or possibly at a local game shop. If you'd rather learn the game without investing in your own set of tiles, download a pai gow app or play online instead. You can also check if your local casino has pai gow tables you can play at. You need at least 2 players (including yourself) to play pai gow, and you can't play with more than 8 people. It may be easier to play with a small group when you're first starting out. Pai gow is a betting game, so you'll need something to bet witheven if it's just chips instead of actual moneyso you can place bets at the beginning of your turn. If you're playing with poker chips, give everyone the same number of chips to start so you can easily determine who won the most at the end of the game! The number of chips you should give each player depends on how long you want to play for. Ten chips might only last someone a few rounds, whereas 50 chips could be a good choice if you're up for a long game. Like in Blackjack, you're always playing against the dealer in pai gow. You can choose the dealer randomly, or a player can volunteer. You can also alternate being the dealer. For example, you could be the dealer in the first round and then pass the deal to the player to your left for the next round.
Summary: Play with a set of 32 pai gow tiles. Find 2-8 people to play with. Pass out poker chips to each player if you won't be betting real money. Choose 1 player to be the dealer.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: After 1 minute, remove the almond slivers from the microwave and stir them. After you stir them, put the plate of almond slivers back in the microwave. After each minute interval, take the almond slivers out of the microwave and stir them. You'll know they're finished when they look golden brown and roasted on the outside. It could take between 3-8 minutes for the almond slivers to finish roasting.

SUMMARY: Microwave the almond slivers for 1 minute. Keep microwaving the slivers at 1-minute intervals until they're golden brown.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Go to https://www.facebook.com/ in your computer's web browser. This will open your Facebook News Feed if you're logged in. If you aren't logged into Facebook, enter your email address and password before proceeding. Click the "What's on your mind?" text box near the top of the News Feed page. This will bring up the "Make Post" text box. It's a smiley face-shaped icon in the lower-right corner of the text box. Click one or more emoji to type them into the post's text box. It's either in the top-right corner of the post or at the bottom of the post. If you want to post an emoji as a comment instead of a status, do the following: Go to the post or comment on which you want to comment. Click Comment (if you're replying to a comment, click Reply under it). Click the "Emoji" {"smallUrl":"https:\/\/www.wikihow.com\/images\/7\/7a\/Android7emoji.png","bigUrl":"\/images\/thumb\/7\/7a\/Android7emoji.png\/30px-Android7emoji.png","smallWidth":460,"smallHeight":460,"bigWidth":"30","bigHeight":"30","licensing":"<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>I edited this screenshot of an Android icon.
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Summary: Open Facebook. Open the "Make Post" box. Click the "Emoji" icon. Select emoji. Click Post. Add emoji to a comment.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: The first thing you need to do when you find a dog that appears to be in serious distress is to call for help. Get a passerby or friend to phone the emergency vet so that you can immediately begin administering first aid if you determine that the dog isn't breathing. Because it will take time for emergency assistance to arrive, you'll need to begin care as soon as possible and continue until help arrives. A collapsed dog that is unconscious may still be breathing, and if the dog's still breathing, CPR is not required. So it's imperative that you first determine whether CPR is necessary before beginning. To determine if the dog is breathing, watch for a subtle rise and fall of the chest. A dog normally takes between 20 - 30 breaths a minute, which means its chest will move every 2 - 3 seconds. If you can't see the chest moving, place your cheek close to the dog's nose to feel for air flow against your skin. If his chest does not move and you can't feel air movement, the dog is not breathing. To locate the heart, lay the dog on its side, swing its front elbow back to the point where it meets the chest wall. That point is the third to fifth intercostal space, which is where the heart lies. Watch the chest wall at this point on the chest and look for signs of the dog's hairs moving in time with a heartbeat. If you don't see any movement, place your fingers over that same point on the chest and apply gentle pressure, feeling for the bump of a heartbeat against your fingertips. If you can't feel a heartbeat, check for a pulse on the dog's wrist. Run your fingertip along and under the main stop pad (the pad that doesn't touch the ground) on the back of the front foot and press gently to feel for a pulse. Open its mouth and check the back of its throat for blockages. An obstruction at the back of the throat can block the dog's air supply and interfere with resuscitation, so if you discover any blockages, remove them before starting CPR.
Summary:
Call the vet or an emergency animal hospital. Determine if the dog is breathing. Check for a heartbeat. Check that the dog's airway is clear.