Pokémon GO is available on the iPhone and Android. From the home screen of your phone, swipe your finger to the right and type "App Store" (or "Play Store", on an Android) into the search bar that appears. Tap the App Store icon to open the App Store. Tap on the Search button at the bottom of the screen and type "Pokémon GO" into the search bar. Tap Search to see a list of results pop up. Find the Pokémon GO app in the results. Tap the GET button at the top-right corner of the results bar. You may be prompted to enter your Apple ID password. After doing this, you should see the app begin to download. Press the home screen button and tap on the new Pokémon GO icon that will have appeared. If you don't see the app on your home screen, swipe left until you see the Spotlight search bar appear where you can type "Pokémon GO" in and tap on the app that appears. Giving the app access to your location will allow you to make full use of the game's features. When you have done this, hit Submit. You can do this one of two ways:   Sign up using Gmail. If you have a Gmail account, you can choose this option to link your account to the game, allowing you to share data between the two accounts. Signing up with Gmail currently seems to be more stable than using the Pokémon Trainer Club.  Sign up for the Pokémon Trainer Club. This is a feature on Pokémon.com that seeks to create a dedicated community of Pokémon players who can communicate, battle, and trade Pokémon with one another. If you're interested in joining this community, this is a good option to choose. After accepting the terms and conditions and an introduction from Professor Willow, you'll be taken to the picture of two avatars.  Tap your preferred presentation and you'll be taken to a screen where you can edit different physical features of your avatar. Edit your features by tapping on the different sections of each and using the arrows to toggle between different looks. Tap on the checkmark at the bottom-right corner of the screen when you are finished designing your avatar. You're ready to go!
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One-sentence summary -- Go to the App Store. Search for the Pokémon GO app. Download the Pokémon GO app. Open the Pokémon GO app. Allow Pokémon GO to access your location. Enter your date of birth. Sign up for a Pokémon GO account. Design your trainer avatar.

Q: Be careful when removing your laces as you don't want to damage the aglets, the plastic tips at the ends of the laces. You also don't want to fray the material. Pull the laces gently through each eyelet on the shoe. If your laces are badly damaged or too dirty, you can buy replacement laces online or at your local footwear store. You can use any dish soap you have at home. Pour the dish soap into a bowl and then fill the bowl with water. The dish soap should be well diluted before the mixture is used. To keep the laces submerged in the water, place a small cup on them to weigh them down. You can leave the laces to soak in the solution, or you can run your hands along the laces to remove any grit and dirt. Dip the brush into a bowl of water. Slowly and gently scrub the laces with the brush, taking special care to not fray the laces. Be careful you don't use too much pressure with the brush as this might damage the laces. After you've scrubbed your laces with the brush, give them some time to air dry. Don't place them near a heater or out in the sun as when they dry this way they will become rough and hard. A cool place is best for drying the laces. When lacing your Yeezys, take special care to not cause damage to the aglets or eyelets. Once you've replaced the laces, your Yeezys are ready to be worn again and should look brand new.
A: Remove your laces from your Yeezys. Make a solution of 5 parts water and 1 part dish soap. Place your laces into the solution for 20 minutes. Scrub your laces with a soft-bristled brush after they're done soaking. Lay the laces out to air dry. Re-lace your Yeezys.

Article: Memorizing the introduction, key points, and conclusion word-for-word is wise. However, unless your teacher requires it, don’t feel like you have to memorize the entire speech verbatim. Reciting a completely memorized speech can feel stiff, so just commit the content to memory well enough that you can explain your ideas clearly and consistently.  While it’s generally okay to use slightly different phrasing, try to stick to your complete outline as best you can. If you veer off too much or insert too many additional words, you could end up exceeding your time limit. Keep in mind your speaking outline will help you stay focused. As for quotes and statistics, feel free to write them on your notecards for quick reference. Use hand gestures to emphasize key words and ideas, and make natural eye contact to engage the audience. Be sure to switch your gaze every 5 or 10 seconds instead of staring blankly in a single direction. Instead of slouching, stand up tall with your shoulders back. In addition to projecting confidence, good posture will help you breathe deeply to support your voice. Once you’ve committed the speech to memory, work on making your delivery as engaging as possible. Watch yourself in a mirror or record yourself to make sure you appear confident and natural. Get a second opinion and ask a friend or relative to watch you and offer feedback. Have them point out any spots that dragged or seemed disorganized. Ask if your tone was engaging, if you used body language effectively, and if your volume, pitch, and pacing need any tweaks. Use a stopwatch or cell phone app to time yourself when you practice your speech. Speak clearly and avoid rushing, but work on keeping your speech under the time limit, if your instructor set one.  If you keep exceeding the time limit, review your complete sentence outline. Cut any fluff and simplify complicated phrases. If your speech isn’t long enough, look for areas that could use more detail or consider adding another section to the body. Just make sure any content you add is relevant. For instance, if your speech on nationalism and World War I is 2 minutes too short, you could add a section about how nationalism manifested in specific countries, including Britain, Germany, Austria-Hungary, and Serbia.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Write the main points and helpful cues on notecards. Project confidence with eye contact, gestures, and good posture. Practice the speech in a mirror or to a friend. Make sure you stay within the time limit.