Article: Make a list of all the letters found in the first name, then make a separate list of all the letters found in the second name. Put the lists side-by-side but keep them both separate and distinct from one another. This method is a good way to mix the names of two parents when choosing a baby name, but you can technically use this method with any two names. You can even use this method when you have more than two names to mix. You can write out the letters in the order they appear within each name, or you can rearrange the letters alphabetically. The latter may help you view the letters as separate letters instead of a name. Example: Consider the names "William" and "Sarah." The former name uses the letters "a, i, i, l, l, m, w." The latter name uses the letters "a, a, h, r, s." Treat your two name lists like an unscramble puzzle or a game of Boggle. Pull letters from both lists to create a name. Continue until you have formed as many different names as possible. You do not need to use all of the letters in both names. In fact, you will be able to create far more combinations if you only use a few letters. It may help to have a book of baby names nearby as you do this. There are many names you may not think of when doing this exercise on your own. Example: Using the letters from "William" and "Sarah," you could form: Alisa, Iris, Isaiah, Larisa, Lars, Lisa, Liam, Maria, Mariah, Miriam, Wallis, Wilma You may not spot every name possible the first time you run through your two lists. It is a good idea to return to your lists multiple times to see if you can find any new names hidden inside. Consider asking other people for help, too. Someone else might be able to spot a combination you hadn't noticed yet. If you struggle to form names from your lists, you can also search online for "free name mixers." When you find a result you like, input both names into the mixer and allow the website to generate a list of possible names from those two original names. Example: Upon further inspection, you could also use "William" and "Sarah" to form: Silas, Shaw, Rai, Mars, Lia, Ash
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Write out the letters in both names. Pull letters from both sets to form names. Return to the lists several times.

Problem: Article: You can buy these over-the-counter at local pharmacies or drug stores. If you are unsure of which product is best, be sure to ask your pharmacist for a recommendation. Be sure to follow the instructions on the package and not to over-use them. Overuse of eyedrops can actually make your symptoms worse. Many people get cold sores when they are sick. While cold sores will heal on their own, medications like Viractin Gel or Zilactin Cream can help speed up the healing process. Start using the cream as soon as the symptoms are visible. In the meantime, use cover-up when necessary. Get two small freezer bags and put a couple of ice cubes in each one. Cover them with washcloths or towels and lay them on your eyes for 10 minutes. This will constrict the blood vessels and reduce the flow of fluid into soft tissues. Your makeup will look cakey if your skin is dehydrated. Try using loose mineral powder foundations and concealers with built-in moisturizers instead. This will hydrate your skin and make you appear healthier. Using light, shimmery shades in warm hues is best. Avoid using blue and purple colours as they only emphasize red, watery eyes. If your eyes are watery, the last thing you need is smudged eye makeup. This will only draw attention to your symptoms. Wearing a confident smile will make you look happy and healthy, even if you aren't feeling your best.
Summary: Use eye drops to relieve dry eyes and redness. Apply an over-the-counter cream to help heal cold sores. Reduce the puffiness of your eyes with ice cubes. Avoid applying too much makeup. Brighten your eyes with eyeshadow. Avoid wearing mascara or choose a waterproof version. Brush your teeth and smile a lot!

Place the 2 edges that you're going to seam together in close proximityroughly 12in (2.55.1cm) apart. This will give you enough space to apply the 2-part epoxy to the edges, but also make it easier to squeeze the pieces together quickly. This also gives you the opportunity to take one more look at how well the 2 pieces match up. Buy a kit with rubber suction cups and metal turnbuckles (which look like very long bolts) that are intended for clamping countertop seams. For each pair of suction cups, thread a turnbuckle through the openings in the top by turning it clockwise. You want the suction cups to be spaced about 46in (1015cm) apart on the turnbuckle so you'll have room to work between and beneath them. 2 pairs of suction cups and 2 turnbuckles should be sufficient for most countertop seams, but you can use 3 or more for longer seams. You can also buy or rent a tool known as a "seam puller" or "seam setter" that uses vacuum pumps to pull and hold the granite pieces together. If you choose one of these, follow the instructions for proper use. Think of it as placing 2 or 3 "bridges" over the seam, with each turnbuckle serving as the bridge span and the suction cups as the bridge piers. Try to space the suction cups an equal distance from the seamroughly 23in (5.17.6cm) each. Make sure the suction cups stick well to the granite. Try moistening the underside of each cup with a damp fingertip if needed. After you apply the 2-part epoxy to the seam, you'll tighten the turnbuckles to pull the pieces of granite tightly together.
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Lay the 2 pieces of granite side-by-side. Thread turnbuckles through 2-3 pairs of suction cups. Stick each pair of suction cups on either side of the granite seam.