INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Pay close attention to your symptoms. People who have had a heart attack describe the pain as discomfort, chest tightness, a squeezing sensation, burning or an uncomfortable pressure or heaviness in the middle of the chest. This chest pain is called "Angina." The pain may come and go. It typically starts out mild, gradually intensifies and peaks within the next few minutes. Pain does not worsen when applying pressure to the chest or when taking deep breaths, if it is the result of a heart attack. Typically this chest pain is brought on by exertion, any type of exercise or yard work, even a heavy meal in your blood as your blood flows and is moved towards your gastrointestinal tract. If the symptoms occur at rest, it is termed "Unstable Angina, and poses a greater risk of a lethal heart attack.Women and diabetics are more likely to experience atypical angina. There are several reasons you could be having chest pain. The most common are indigestion, panic attacks, a pulled muscle, and heart attacks. If you have just eaten a rich meal or have just done a hard chest workout, you probably are having the symptoms due to reasons other than a heart attack. If you can't think of another reason for the symptoms, then assume you are having a heart attack and seek out help as soon as possible. During a heart attack, most people will have chest pain along with at least one other symptom. You often experience shortness of breath, dizziness or palpitations, sweating, or you may feel sick to your stomach and vomit. Common heart attack symptoms include feeling a choking sensation or a lump in the throat, heartburn, indigestion, or the need to swallow repeatedly. A person having a heart attack may perspire and become chilled at the same time. She or he may have periods of cold sweats. Heart attack victims may feel numbness in either arm, hand or both. Some people experience a rapid and irregular heartbeat, heart palpitations, or shortness of breath. Look for atypical symptoms. For instance, although uncommon, the patient may feel a sharp or dull pain or ache in the middle of the chest. Disease of the coronary arteries, coronary plaques, and atheromas are more complex conditions than CAD but they can result in the same blockage of the arteries to the heart. For instance, coronary "plaques" are a layer of cholesterol in the lining in the artery that creates small tears where at different times the plaque has started to tear away from the artery wall. Blood clots have formed at the site of tiny tears on the inside lining of the artery and the body has responded to this with more inflammation. Since this progression of the plaque can occur slowly over time patients may experience periods of chest pain or discomfort and ignore it. Or specifically only experience it when they are under increased cardiac stress. The patient may consequently not seek any medical treatment until the plaque has gotten so big as to stop blood flow significantly even when the person is at rest, when cardiac demand is low. Or worse, when the plaque breaks off and blocks flow altogether, causing a heart attack. This can happen anytime, and for many this is the first sign that they are having a heart attack. When you seek evaluation for your symptoms, most specifically chest pain, the next most important factor or perhaps equally important, is your "risk factor profile." We have so much data and evidence regarding CAD that we know it occurs more often in certain populations. Cardiovascular Risk Factors (CVRF) include: being male, smoking, diabetes, hypertension, obesity (BMI greater than 30), age greater than 55 years, and a family history of heart disease. The more risk factors you possess, the more likely the symptoms you are experiencing are due to underlying CAD. Knowing these risk factors will allow your healthcare provider to evaluate your symptoms, depending on how likely they are due to coronary disease.

SUMMARY: Stop what you're doing if you experience chest pain. Assess whether your chest pain is likely a heart attack. Look for other symptoms. Look for symptoms of related illnesses. Take your risk factors into consideration.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: You can play a LAN game of Minecraft across any devices that are on the same Wi-Fi network and running the same version of Minecraft Bedrock Edition. Minecraft: Bedrock Edition is available on Android, iPhone, iPad, Windows 10, Xbox One, and Nintendo Switch. If you aren't logged into your Xbox Live account, do the following: Tap Log In on the left side of the screen. Enter your Xbox Live email address, then tap Next. Enter your Xbox Live password, then tap Log in. Tap Let's play. It's the first option at the top of the title screen. Tap one of the worlds you already created under the "Worlds" tab, or tap Create New at the top of the page to create a new world. Open Minecraft on the device you want to join from. It does not have to be the same platform the first player is playing on. It's the second tab at the top of the screen. It's under the "LAN Games" section. Look for the local game to which you want to connect. This will place you in your friend's Minecraft server.

SUMMARY: Open Minecraft on any device. Log in, if necessary. Tap Play. Select a world or create a new one. Open Minecraft on a second device. Tap the Friends tab. Look for your friend's world. Tap the world.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Your best smile will stem partly from feeling confident in your appearance. If your teeth aren't clean, you're not going to want to reveal them to the world. Make sure you brush and floss your teeth and get regular dental cleanings to keep them looking as bright and pretty as can be. If your teeth are yellowed or discolored, you might feel more confident in your smile if you whiten them. There's no need to get an expensive whitening treatment done. You can brighten your smile in just a few minutes using a natural whitening technique. Here's what to do: Rinse your teeth with hydrogen peroxide. It's a safe, natural bleaching agent that will brighten them a few shades. Brush your teeth with baking soda. Add a little to your toothpaste or make a simple paste of baking soda and water, then brush away. Don't do this too often, though, or it could wear away your enamel. Certain lipstick shades downplay the yellow in your teeth and make them look brighter and whiter. You can give your smile a boost by applying one of these shades before you get your picture taken: Rich berry reds. These contrast highly with your teeth to make them stand out. Shades with blue undertones. They downplay the yellow in your teeth. Steer clear of orange and yellow-toned lipstick. These bring out the yellow and make your smile look duller. Smiling with flaky or chapped lips can make you feel self-conscious and result in an unflattering picture. Exfoliate your lips with a facial scrub and apply lip balm or gloss to keep them in good shape. When it's time to smile, you won't worry about how your lips might look. Applying foundation, blush, and bronzer can provide contrast to your smile and make it stand out even more. Choose shades that work well with your skin tone. Your teeth will look whiter if you err on the side of using darker makeup that helps you look like you have a tan. Smiling isn't about looking perfect - it's about looking happy and confident. Your smile will look more beautiful if you face exudes confidence and relaxation. Worrying too much about your appearance will come through in your face, and you'll end up looking tense or disturbed in your photos. Just remember to be relaxed and think happy thoughts, and you'll be rewarded with a photo that captures you at your best.

SUMMARY:
Have good dental hygiene. Brighten your teeth with whitening methods. Wear lipstick that makes your teeth look pearly. Make sure your lips are moisturized. Use other makeup to bring out your smile's contours. Be confident with what you've got.