INPUT ARTICLE: Article: " A list of current emails will be listed on part of the screen. Most commonly, a sender and subject title will be displayed indicating who sent the email and what the email is in regards to. Your email will open in either all or part of the screen for you to read. If your email covers all the screen, then there will most likely be a "back" button or arrow pointing to the left indicated that it will take you to the previous screen. Clicking this will take you back to your email list (your "inbox") where you can open another email. Underneath the "Inbox" button are typically other kinds of folders. So you could click on the folder for "Sent Mail," for example, and then click on the emails shown to open emails that you have sent to others. A "Drafts" folder refers to emails you have started writing but haven't sent. Depending on your email provider, you may also have other folders with emails in each.

SUMMARY: Go to your email provider's website. Log into your email account. Click on "Inbox. Click on one of your emails.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Heavy, oil-based cosmetics do not wear well in hot weather, and often result in streaking or smudging. Powder and mineral-based foundations are available at local drugstores. Using primer before applying the rest of your makeup is one of the most effective ways to combat makeup meltdowns. If you have dry skin, buy a hydrating primer; if your skin is oily, pick a mattifying primer. Choosing a primer that compliments your skin type will help create a solid base to combat the effects of heat. Pencil and crayon eyeliners tend to be oil-based, and are oftentimes the culprits of runny "raccoon" eyes. Liquid and gel liners are less likely to smudge or smear. Using cream products as a base for powders will help lock in the color on your cheeks and eyelids. Make sure to buy one that's made for your personal skin because each one can be made to suit a different skin type.
Summary: Replace oil-based foundations with powder, mineral-based alternatives. Buy a makeup primer. Opt for liquid or gel eyeliner pens. Invest in cream and powder-based blushes and eyeshadows. The last product you'll need is a setting spray.

Measure the height of your pegboard first. Next, choose 2 wooden planks that are 2 inches (5.1cm) wide and 1 inch (2.5cm) thick. Use a saw to cut them to the same height as your board. Adding these planks is important, as it will help secure the board to the wall as well as allow you to insert the pegs. If your board already has these planks, skip this section. A circular saw will work just fine for this, but you can also use a jigsaw or a handsaw. The height of your board won't always be the longest side. For example, if you choose to hang it landscape style, the height will be the shorter edge. While not completely necessary, these planks will make your board more aesthetically pleasing if you were to look at it from the top or bottom. Measure across the top of your board, subtract 4 inches (10cm), then cut your 2 planks accordingly. Use the same 1 by 2in (2.5 by 5.1cm) planks for this step. You are subtracting 4 inches (10cm) because these planks will rest between the vertical side planks. Large boards will need an extra support. Decide how you will orient your board (portrait style or landscape style), then cut an extra plank accordingly. Remember to subtract 4 inches (10cm) so that the plank will fit between the adjacent planks. If your board is going to be hung landscape style, cut the plank according to the board's length, minus 4 inches (10cm). If your board is going to be hung portrait style, cut the plank according to the board's height, minus 4 inches (10cm). If your are working with a square board, you only need 1 plank. You can orient it horizontally or vertically. Place your pegboard on top of the 2 vertical planks, making sure that the planks align with the left and right side edges. Drill a hole into each corner of the pegboard, then insert brass wood screws into each hole. Make sure that the front side of the pegboard is facing up. Flip the pegboard over so that the back is facing you. Coat the horizontal planks with wood glue, then set them on top of the pegboard, making sure that they align with the top and bottom edges. Secure the planks to the pegboard with clamps until the glue dries. Because you cut these planks shorter, they should fit perfectly between the 2 vertical side planks. If you cut an additional panel for the middle of the board, you should secure it with glue as well. Weigh the plank down with something heavy until the glue dries.
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One-sentence summary -- Cut 2 1 by 2in (2.5 by 5.1cm) planks to the height of your board. Cut additional planks for the top and bottom, if desired. Cut a plank for the middle if your board is bigger than 2 feet (61cm). Screw the vertical side planks to the back of the board. Glue the horizontal planks to the top and bottom edges of the board.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Your doctor will need to perform several tests to determine if you have diabetes. If you do, in fact, have diabetes or pre-diabetes, you will need to follow-up with regular treatment by following your doctor's instructions. The blood glucose test does exactly what it sounds like it does: it tests the amount of glucose (sugar) in your blood. This will be used to determine whether you have diabetes or are at risk of developing it. This test will done under one of three circumstances: A fasting glucose blood test is done after you haven't had anything to eat for at least eight hours. If it is an emergency, your doctor will do a random blood glucose test regardless of whether you have eaten recently. A two-hour postprandial test is done two hours after eating a specific number of carbohydrates to test your body's ability to handle the sugar load. This test is usually done in a hospital so they can measure the number of carbs eaten before the test. An oral glucose tolerance test requires you to drink a high glucose fluid. They will test your blood and urine every 30-60 minutes to measure how well the body is able to tolerate the additional load. This test is not done if the doctor suspects type 1 diabetes. This blood test is also called the glycated hemoglobin test. It measures the amount of sugar attached to the body's hemoglobin molecules. This measurement gives the doctor a good indication of your average blood sugar measurements over the past 30 to 60 days. Ketone is found in the blood when an insulin shortage forces the body to break down fat for energy. It comes out through the urine, most often in patients with type 1 diabetes. Your doctor may recommend a blood or urine test for ketone: If your blood sugar is higher than 240 mg/dL. During an illness such as pneumonia, stroke or heart attack. If you experience nausea and vomiting. During pregnancy. If you have diabetes or are at risk of developing it, it's important to monitor your health and blood sugar levels regularly. High blood sugar will cause damage to the microvascular (micro-blood vessels) in your organs. This damage can cause problems throughout the body. To monitor your overall health, get: An annual eye exam Evaluation for diabetic neuropathy in the feet Regular (at least annual) blood pressure monitoring Annual kidney testing Dental cleaning every 6 months Regular cholesterol testing Regular visits with your primary care doctor or endocrinologist

SUMMARY:
See a doctor immediately if you experience symptoms. Get a blood glucose test. Submit to an A1C test. Have a ketone test done if necessary. Request routine testing.