In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Trace the top of a flower pot on a sheet of 1-inch (3.81-centimeter) thick foam. Cut it out just inside the line that you drew. Wedge the foam disk into the pot, inch (1.91 centimeter) from edge. If you'd like to paint your flower pot, do it before adding the foam disk. If the disk is very loose, secure it with some glue around the edges. Press down on the eggs as you roll them. This will help you create a pill or capsule shape, and make it more cactus-like. If you can't find any Styrofoam eggs, you can buy some Styrofoam balls, and saw down the sides instead. For a more natural-looking cactus, try to use small, medium, and large eggs. For a small, simple cactus, use just one egg. Insert 1 to 2 toothpicks into the narrower end of each egg. Press the toothpick end of one egg into the side of another egg. Keep doing this until you have assembled your cactus. The toothpicks will act as anchors and help keep your cactus together. Put the smaller eggs on top, and the largest one at the bottom. Avoid making your cactus too big, especially if you are using a small flower pot. Insert two toothpicks into the bottom of your cactus. Coat the disk with a layer of glue, and press the cactus into it. Mix 1 cup (100 grams) of all-purpose flour and 1 cup (240 milliliters) of cold water in a bowl. Consider adding 1 to 2 tablespoons (15 to 30 grams) of salt to prevent mold. Stir everything together with a spoon. You can also make papier mache glue by mixing equal parts of white school glue and water. Gather some soft paper, such as newspaper or newsprint. Tear it into different sized strips, about to 1 inch (1.27 to 2.54 centimeters) wide and 2 to 3 inches (5.08 to 7.62 centimeters) long. It might be tempting to cut the paper, but tearing it is actually much better because it allows the paper to blend together more smoothly. Dip your first strip of paper into the glue, and run it along the edge of the bowl or between the prongs of a fork. Press the paper against the cactus, and smooth it out with your fingers. Keep applying strips in a similar fashion. As you move on to your second layer, you may not even need to use any glue. Use smaller pieces of paper on the curves and seams. Cut the ends off of several toothpicks down to 1 inch (2.54 centimeters). Poke the toothpicks, flat-end-first, into your cactus at random. Try to do this while the papier mache is still wet and pliable. If it is too hard to insert the toothpicks, poke holes into the cactus with a skewer first, then insert the toothpicks. Add a drop of glue at the end of each spike before inserting it to help it stick. This may take a few hours to even overnight, depending on the conditions in your home. The cactus will dry faster if it is warm and dry. You can help speed up the drying process by setting it out in the hot sun. You can paint it using acrylic paint or tempera paint. For a smoother finish, paint the cactus with primer or gesso first. You can use one shade of green, or several different shades for a more natural look. Consider sealing your cactus afterwards with a an acrylic spray sealer. This will make your work last longer. Cut squares out of pink tissue paper, then scrunch them over the end of a pen or pencil to create a cupped flower. Glue the base of each flower to your cactus. Don't want pink flowers? Try red, orange, yellow, or white. To prevent the "soil" from getting all over the place, paint the disk around the cactus with glue, then sprinkle your desired soil on top.
Summary: Cut a disk out of Styrofoam, and wedge it into a flower pot. Roll several Styrofoam eggs across a table to flatten the sides. Assemble your cactus. Attach the cactus to the pot. Prepare your papier mache glue. Prepare your papier mache strips. Cover the cactus with two layers of papier mache. Insert toothpicks into the cactus the make the spikes. Let the cactus dry completely. Paint the cactus, then let the paint dry. Add some tissue paper flowers, if desired. Add some sand, pebbles, or rice to the flower pot, if desired. Finished.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: To register online, you must have a valid email address and a Minnesota driver's license, Minnesota state I.D., or a Social Security number. If you do not have one of these, then you will need to fill out a paper application to register. Do this if you are eligible to register online. Minnesota's voter registration website is: https://mnvotes.sos.state.mn.us/VoterRegistration/VoterRegistrationMain.aspx. Copy and paste the URL address into your Internet browser and click enter. You will then be directed to the voter registration website where you can fill out the application. You will be prompted to answer questions about your citizenship, age, name, and birthdate, as well as your contact information. You must also provide an identification number. In order to register to vote online, you must answer all of the required questions. Once you are done, click submit. A voter registration card will be sent to the address you registered with within seven to ten business days. The deadline for registering online is 21 days before Election Day at 11:59 p.m.
Summary: Determine if you are eligible to register online. Visit Minnesota's voter registration website. Fill out the application.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: When you need them take off your glasses and take the paper and unfold it. If the teacher asks what you're doing say your hinge has a gap and is 'uneven' and you're adjusting the paper.
Summary:
If you wear glasses take a piece of paper, write your notes on it, fold it up and hide it in the hinge. When you are done, fold it back up, put it back and continue. Throw out the paper later on.