INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Since you will be painting on your plywood, you want it to have a smooth texture. Signboard is a great option, but if you can't get it, sanded plywood or medium-density fiberboard will also work. A common size is 4 by 4 feet (120 by 120cm), but you can make your barn quilt whatever size you want. A smaller one is an easy way to start. A lumberyard or a home supply store are good places to look for plywood. Do your priming and painting outside or in an open garage. Lay down drop clothes to protect the floor if you are painting on the ground. You can also put your plywood on top of sawhorses or on a work table. If you don't have ventilation when you paint, the paint fumes can be really harmful. Pour primer into a rolling tray, and dip your paint roller into it. Rub the paint roller along the plywood in smooth, even strokes. It's important to use an exterior primer, since barn quilts are normally hung outdoors. Allow the coat to dry, following the instructions on the primer. Different kinds of primer will take different amounts of time to dry, so check the instructions on your can of primer to figure out how long you need to let it sit. Then paint on the second coat just as you did the first one. Let the primer dry again. You need to prime the back of your board as well, even though you won't be painting it. This helps keep your artwork waterproof, since the barn quilt will have to withstand the weather outdoors. Be patient and wait for the primer to dry in between each coat. It will help your quilt last much longer.

SUMMARY: Buy a square of smooth, pressure-treated plywood. Work in a well-ventilated spot and protect the floor with drop cloths. Apply exterior latex primer to the plywood with a roller. Let the primer dry and apply a second coat. Paint 3 coats of primer on the back (rough) side.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: For indoor cacti, keep them near a window where they will receive direct sunlight from outside. For outdoor cacti, plant them in an area where there is full sun. Room-temperature will be fine until winter arrives, when you'll need to give your cacti a "resting period." During winter keep your cacti in an area that is around 50 degrees Fahrenheit (10 degrees Celsius). Do not expose your cacti to temperatures below 41 degrees Fahrenheit (5 degrees Celsius) or above 70 degrees Fahrenheit (12 degrees Celsius) during the resting period. Your cacti needs fertilizer in the summer. Use a high-potassium fertilizer to help your cacti grow faster and encourage flower growth. Look for a slow-release fertilizer at your local gardening store.
Summary: Keep your cacti in direct sunlight. Keep your cacti in an area that is room-temperature if they're indoors. Add a fertilizer to your indoor and outdoor cacti every 4 weeks.

When she's beside you, mount her by pressing . The beams should centralize on the east side of the shrine. You'll notice there's a ravine and a small path beside it (near the place you entered through while going to the fourth colossus). Keep going forward, through the winding path, until you see another path between the mountains. Enter and walk through this path until you see some ruins. Press R1 to dive underwater and go through it. Go towards the wall and scale it by pressing . Press R1 to grab on the ledge. A cutscene will play showing you the fifth colossus. This will cause Avion to fly up to the skies. Prepare for battle!
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One-sentence summary -- Head outside the shrine and call Agro with X. Take out your sword with O and turn left. Ride towards the area where the beams centralized. Pass through the small path near the ravine. Dismount Agro and dive into the water. Swim your way to the collapsed wall. Go forward and up the set of stairs. Go through the small hole in the fence that surrounds the area you're standing on. Take out your bow and fire an arrow at the colossus.

Q: While Emerald is sorely lacking in the Eevee department, FireRed and LeafGreen both have a way you can get the Pokemon. If you want to get Eevee without resorting to cheating, you'll need to start a game of either and get at least as far as Celadon City. It's important to keep in mind you'll need to have collected at least 60 Pokemon and completed the Sevii Islands sidequest to open up trading. Once you've opened up the possibility for the Trade Centre, it's time to find Eevee. Eevee may be found in the Pokemon Mansion in Celadon City. Go to Celadon City, and enter the mansion via the backdoor. Get to the roof; on the roof, you'll find a room. Inside, you'll find Eevee's Pokeball. In order to trade, you'll need too Game Boy Advances, a copy of Emerald and FireRed or LeafGreen, and a game link cable to join the two. Get it all plugged in before you try to access the Trade Center. Ask a friend to borrow his Game Boy Advance; this will save you having to purchase another console in order to make the trade. With the two devices hooked up, you can now head to Vermillion City and access the Trading Center. Go up to the desk and speak to the hostess. From there, you can access the trade panel. Ensure the game link cable is joining the two consoles safely, then proceed to make the trade. The data will be erased on the LeafGreen/FireRed game, and copied onto Emerald. Now that you've made the trade, it's always good form to look on your Emerald file and make sure the file has gone through. If the trade has been made, you should see a little Eevee smiling back at you! If for some reason the Eevee isn't there, it's quite possible the trade wasn't completed. It's highly unlikely that one game would erase it without copying on the other, so try again and you should be able to get it down right.
A: Start a game of Pokemon FireRed or LeafGreen. Find the Eevee Pokeball in the Pokemon Mansion. Link up two Game Boy Advances. Go to the Vermillion City Trading Center. Make the trade. Verify on Emerald that the trade has gone through.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: This tool is incredibly useful for removing temporary files and prefetch files from your Windows computer. It works for any version of Windows that is Vista and higher. Open Disk Cleanup. You can do this in a couple different ways. Go to Start>All Programs>Accessories>System Tools>Disk Cleanup. Open Run by holding down Win+R, and type "%windir%\system32\cleanmgr.exe" without the quotation marks into the Open field. Select the storage drive you wish to clean. Generally speaking, you'll want to select the OS drive, which defaults to C: unless manually changed to a different path letter. The utility will then scan the selected storage drive for temporary files of a large variety. Once finished, you'll be met with a list of temporary file types. You may also see the option to "Clean Up System Files." This option requires Administrative permissions/rights to function, and is a more thorough method as it digs deeper into the OS to remove temporary file types such as Windows Updates catalogs. Check "Temporary Internet Files" and "Temporary Files," and press "OK." Temporary files usually have the file extension .temp added to the end, so go into "my computer" or "this PC" and search for *.temp in the C: Drive. The * is important as that tells the computer to search for everything ending in .temp. Click "Free up disk space by deleting unnecessary files." Check the "Temporary files" box and press OK.

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Use Disk Cleanup. Search for .temp files. Search "Free up disk space" in the Control Panel.