In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Remove the ornament's cap and hold the nozzle over the ornament's inside opening. Spray the ornament's interior until the entire surface is coated in spray paint. Although you can use any spray paint color, mirrored spray paint mimics mercury glass best. Holding the ornament in your hand, shake the ornament gently to spread any excess paint around the inside. This will prevent excess spray paint from pooling in the bottom and create a more even coat. Fill a spray bottle with 1 part vinegar and 2 parts water. Hold the spray bottle's nozzle over the ornament opening and mist the ornament's inside until the surface is covered with small water droplets. You don't have to wait for the paint to dry before misting. After misting the interior, spray 2-3 more coats of spray paint over the interior surface. Turn the ornament face down on a flat surface and leave it to dry for about 24 hours before using it as a decoration. Let each additional coat dry for 30-60 minutes before applying another one.
Summary: Spray the inside of the ornament with spray paint. Swirl the spray paint around the interior. Mist the inside with a water-vinegar solution. Apply 2-3 more coats of spray paint and let the ornament dry.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Consular Officers work to help arrange international adoptions, evaluate travel requests from foreign nationals, assist in evacuating Americans stationed abroad, combat fraud, and fight human trafficking organizations. Consular Officers are expected to be strategic planners with crisis management skills, capable of protecting US citizens while working to serve US interests abroad. Consular Officers are trained in resolving child custody disputes, overseeing arrests and detentions, issuing travel advisories, and addressing and responding to emergencies abroad. Economic Officers serve as liaisons with foreign government representatives on foreign and domestic issues related to technology, science, economic developments, trade negotiations, energy crises, and environmental interests. Economic Officers must be skillful negotiators capable of building and maintaining mutually-beneficial trade relations with other nations. Economic Officers are trained in economics, trade, commercial diplomacy policies, energy issues, or environmental issues, depending on that officer's assignment. Management Officers help facilitate all embassy operations across all departments. Management Officers are required to be fast thinkers who are capable of devising problem-solving strategies in the face of challenging situations. Management Officers are trained in a variety of professional areas, depending on the needs of that officer's appointment office. Political Officers are responsible for analyzing the political climate of their host country. Political Officers must be able to effectively communicate and negotiate as needed with representatives of foreign governments. Political Officers are required to be well-informed and must possess the skills to effectively interpret situations and negotiate with other agencies on issues of international interest. Political Officers are trained to solicit support from foreign government agencies to help move US interests and shared international goals forward. Public Diplomacy Officers engage with government officials and non-governmental groups, including political think tanks, civil society members, and academic leaders, with the goal of promoting mutual interests and building support for American international policies. Public Diplomacy Officers are expected to be skilled experts in cross-cultural interests and relations while advocating for American policies and values abroad. Public Diplomacy Officers are trained in communicating American history, values, and traditions to foreign audiences in order to build international support for American policies.
Summary: Prepare for a Consular Officer's duties. Prepare for an Economic Officer's duties. Prepare for a Management Officer's duties. Prepare for a Political Officer's duties. Prepare for a Public Diplomacy Officer's duties.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Before you let your guinea pig out of their cage, you need to make the room safe. Make sure you have nothing around the room that your guinea pig can get into, such as chemicals or cleaning supplies. Remove or pick up cords out of your guinea pig's reach. They may chew on them if they finds them on the floor. If you're worried about your guinea pig going to the bathroom on your carpet or flooring, lay down a layer of plastic or newspaper to catch any accidents. Put house plants out of reach. Many of them are toxic to guinea pigs. Remove plastic bags, as guineas like them, but they are not safe to play with. Don't forget to provide food and water for the time your guinea is out of her cage. Close any doors so the guinea pig can't escape. Also, keep any other pets, such as dogs or cats, out of the room while you have your guinea pig out of their cage. Also, warn family members you are letting the guinea pigs out, as they may open the door while they are on the floor. Guinea pigs like a challenge, so try making an obstacle course or maze out of cardboard. You can use a large piece of cardboard for the base or simply tape walls to the floor. Put in twists and turns, and have a treat ready at the end. Add interesting obstacles such as cardboard tubes or bridges. Tunnels are also a fun addition. Guinea pigs need exercise every day to keep from getting bored in their cages. Pull them out of their cage with two hands, and set them in the room you've made guinea pig-proof. Throw out a few toys to play with. If you want to socialize at the same time, get down on the floor with your guinea pig so that they can come investigate you. Even if they say they are for guinea pigs, these balls are not really designed for guinea pig use, and they can be dangerous for your pet's back. If your guinea pig does escape into the rest of your house, keep a cool head. Put your other pets away. Close any other escape routes, especially ones leading outdoors. Try to herd your guinea pig into a corner to catch her. If she holes up somewhere, know she will eventually come out to find food. Just be ready to catch her.
Summary:
Make the room safe. Shut off the room. Create an obstacle course. Give your guinea pig time to roam. Avoid exercise balls. Catch your guinea pig.