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A: Drag a Rectangle over the red part of the eye. Click Back To Gallery to return to the Photo Gallery.

Article: Prioritize the kids above all else and set a goal that aligns with that. People who want to get along typically do, so imagine yourself getting along and follow suit. As the person he intends to marry, it is your responsibility to care for his kids too in accordance with their biological mother. If you see yourself being jealous, angry, and resentful, your relationship with his ex will mirror that. Take an hour and genuinely connect with her by telling her you love the kids and admiring her for the role she plays in their lives. No you don't have to be best friends, but building a rapport that is all your own will be beneficial to retaining a healthy dialogue between the both of you. Find a common ground, which will more than likely be the kids. If that is the common ground, stick to conversation that revolves around that. It can be easy to feel like you should replace the children's bio mom, especially if you feel that she is not doing an adequate job. Love her kids, but not so much that she feels insecure. Try not to take over parenting decisions like when children should go to bed, curfews, who they can and cannot hang out with, what they can and cannot eat. Have respect for rules that are already set to avoid resentment between you and the ex-wife, instead to prevent the kids from becoming anxious. This can be what you contribute to the kids' lives to make them easier and thereby, the ex-wife's life easier. If she's good at being punctual, she might be the one who takes kids to their appointments. If you're better at material things and appearance, you might be the one who takes them school shopping for clothes and shoes. Refrain from stepping on one another's toes to ensure smooth relationships on all sides. Avoid unnecessary anger or resentment from your partner and arguments by expressing negative emotions and opinions to someone who is not your partner. Do not insult the ex-wife in front of the kids. They will feel withdrawn from you because you are attacking their DNA by attacking their mother. They might also tell the ex-wife about what you said and it can cause problems between you and her and her and your partner. If anyone vents, it should be your partner. Let him be the person who vents, not you. When you speak negatively about his ex, it is a reflection of him since marrying her was his choice, so refrain. Blending families for outings might not be your style, but it can be a great way to forge a union and a camaraderie between households. Every week or two, invite the ex-wife over to family game nights or out to a family bowling event. The kids will foster a relationship with you knowing that accepting you won't mean their mom feels loved any less.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Visualize the kind of relationship you want to have with his ex. Take her out for coffee. Understand that the kids have a mother already. Find what you're good at and stick with it. Call a friend whenever you need to vent about the ex. Designate time to spend together as a family.

Problem: Article: Horse hoofs grows continually. The ideal situation is one where the rate of growth is exactly balanced by the rate of wear. However, this is unlikely to happen. Indeed, nature takes account of this with the unshod foot by allowing small pieces of weight bearing hoof to chip away, as a means of "trimming" back excess growth. If you are having a hard time determining what is normal wear, you can also talk to your vet about it. Having them come look at your horse's hooves and discuss their condition with you can clarify what you need to look for. The outer hoof is made from keratin, the equivalent of our finger nails. Cracked or flaking hooves are not painful, just as a nail that chips doesn't hurt. However, cracked hooves can be a potential problem if the crack travels up toward the coronary band. Because of this, the owner of an unshod horse needs to be alert for signs of excess wear. These include excessive chips or cracks on hoof surface where it contacts the grounds. If a hairline split is spotted, the length, depth, and width needs to be monitored on a daily basis. If it widens to a crack, or extends up past the sole, then seek the advice of a reputable farrier who specializes in hoof care. If the hoof splits then the sensitive nerves, blood vessels, and bone inside can be exposed and this is painful. Shoes can protect the bottom edge of the hoof from cracks and chips, and even hold a split hoof together. An unshod hoof needs regular inspection for the signs of wear that require the support of a shoe to stop a crack traveling upwards. While waiting for the farrier to visit, do not work the horse. The keratin of some unshod hooves is not strong enough to take the wear and tear of being in direct contact with the ground. If this is the case, the hoof starts to disintegrate and becomes unhealthy. Disintegrating hooves is a strong indication that shoes are required. In the earlier stages the hoof wall peels and crumbles. If ignored some hooves deteriorate to the point that they look like the end of an exploded cigar. This is a sure sign the hoof is not tough enough and needs the protection of shoes.
Summary: Understand that some wear is normal. Look for signs of excess wear. Take care of hairline splits caused by hoof wear. Look for disintegrating hooves.

Q: It is helpful to have some text and simply move your cursor, when you first create the indent. Highlight the paragraph that you would like to be formatted with a hanging indent. Scroll down and click the "Paragraph" option. In the 2007 version of MS Word, On the Page Layout tab, click the Paragraph Dialog Box Launcher. Click on the drop down box that says "Special." The standard indent of 0.5 inches (1.27cm) will be used as default. Your paragraph should now have a hanging indent. You can set the hanging indent format before you type any text. This will tell your Word document to do it automatically. If you prefer that the hanging indent isn't present throughout the document, return and indent highlighted portions after you type the text.
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Open your Microsoft Word document. Write your paragraph. Click the "Format" menu in the top horizontal toolbar. Choose the "Indents and Spacing" section of the Paragraph formatting box. Find the "Indentation" section. Choose "Hanging" from the list. Choose the size of the indent to the left of the list. Click "Ok" to save your changes.