Article: Many events and situations can trigger a stress response. A major life stressor can include living through a natural disaster (like a flood, hurricane, or earthquake), ending a relationship, starting a new school or job, or the death of a loved one. A stress response can also occur due to multiple events such as marital problems or school problems. Adjustment problems can occur from recurrent events (like going to chemotherapy or driving in a car after an accident) or continuous events, such as living in an unsafe neighborhood. Problems with adjustment can manifest as physical symptoms. Some common symptoms include trembling or twitching, heart palpitations, and physical complaints such as stomach aches, headaches, and general aches and pains in the body. Notice if you have any of these symptoms and think back to when they started. Did the symptoms begin around a stressful time in your life? This may be related to stress response syndrome. You might feel nervous or tense, or find yourself crying frequently. Other symptoms include depression, anxiety, worry, and tension. You could also feel hopeless, sad, or helpless. You may also withdraw from people or social events or isolate yourself from others frequently. Notice major shifts in your emotional functioning as related to stressors in your life. Did any emotional symptoms occur right after the event? Did they come gradually over the first months after an event? Emotional symptoms can onset immediately or over time. Some people experience behavioral changes as a result of experiencing distress. You may experience impulsive behavior such as impromptu shopping trips. Or you may experience defiant behavior, such as not wanting to follow directions or listen to authority. Children and teens may experience behavior changes more often than adults, and may act out their feelings. This can include skipping school, engaging in fights, or other negative behaviors.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Identify triggers of stress response syndrome. Be aware of physical symptoms. Look for emotional symptoms. Notice any changes in behavior.

Problem: Article: You already have his number, so congratulations! The hard part is over. Keep the first message simple yet intriguing. Ask about him. People like others who are interested in them. Ask how his day went, if he's seen the latest episode of a show you both watch, if he's finished the homework for French whatever you know he's thought about. If you know what you have in common, talk about it! Do you both play sports or an instrument? Hang in a mutual circle of friends? This way you'll have something to respond with, sustaining the conversation. Use emoticons. With electronic messages, it's hard to be sure of a person's intentions. Emoticons will soften whatever it is you choose to say. A smile signals that you mean your words in a positive way, while a wink is a sure sign that you're flirting. Responding within seconds to all of his texts may seem like you're waiting around to talk to him. While this is fine occasionally, it's best to busy yourself with other things, too. Go about your day as normal. Playing hard to get is not the idea here. Don't leave him hanging just treat his texts as you would any other friend of yours. After the conversation has started, find a moment where it feels natural. "You talked to David? Did he tell you I like you? 'Cuz it's true.:)" "Haha! =] I really like you. Are you going to the game on Friday with anyone?" Whatever his response, don't jump to conclusions. Breathe first and then respond. If he's hesitant, don't push. He may need a moment to think. Continue the conversation don't drop it suddenly. If a few days pass and he makes no gesture of explanation, revisit it in a similar manner. If he says no, try to lighten the mood. He's probably feeling awkward, too. "Oh, that's cool. I just wanted to make sure you knew." "I get it. I'm super busy, too I'm just starting [hobby]!" If he says yes, find a time to hang out. Don't drive over to his house or start naming your children. Just make plans to see each other over the weekend.
Summary: Open the conversation. Get the timing right. Reveal your feelings. Answer back.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Fold the paper in half, widthwise. Run your fingernail along the fold to make a crease, then unfold the paper.

SUMMARY: Make a crease in the middle of the origami paper.

On any device, find the iTunes application. You may also find out your balance by opening iBooks or the App Store and following the same steps. On computers, look along the top of the screen. You'll see the word "Store." For example, when you are looking at your music library, the headings under the playback bar and navigation bar at the top of the screen will start with "Library" and end with "Store." Click the "Store" button. The "Store" button can be found the same way in any part of your library. No matter if you're looking at your music, videos, podcasts, or other media, it will be in the same location. Another way to quickly get to your account balance is to click the "Account" button on the navigation bar at the top of the screen. Click "View My Account" on the drop-down menu. On iPhone, iPad, and iPod devices, scroll to the bottom of the screen. On a computer, the account balance will be in the upper-right corner of the screen. On a mobile device, if you don't see your user ID, tap the "Featured" button at the bottom of the screen, then scroll down. If you are not already signed in, tap the sign in tab at the bottom of the screen. On a computer, click the "Account" button at the top of the screen, then click "Sign In" on the drop down menu. Enter your Apple ID and password or create an account. Once you sign in, the sign in tab on mobile will display your Apple ID. Under it, you'll see a number such as "$25.00 credit." On a computer, this will be in the upper-right corner of the store. If you know how much money is supposed to be in your account, you may be able to figure out whether or not you've redeemed the gift card.
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Open the iTunes application. Navigate to the iTunes store. Locate your account balance. Sign into your account. Look at the account balance.