Place the rice flour, potato starch, water, and salt in a bowl. Whisk them together until they become glue-like paste. Choose a large, microwavable plate and plastic wrap. Stretch the plastic wrap across the top of the plate until the plastic wrap is tight over the plate. Tip the bowl over so the mixture rests on the plastic wrap. As long as the wrapping is tight, the rice paper paste will sit upon it. Tilt the plate so that the paste spreads into a smooth, even coating about about seven inches (17.78 cm) across. A spoon can be used to help spread the paper paste.
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One-sentence summary -- Mix the ingredients. Cover a plate with plastic wrap. Pour the mixture on the plastic wrap.

Q: One of the most common causes of earache is the common cold, and while there is no cure for the cold virus, you can take precautionary steps to avoid contracting it in the first place. Wash your hands regularly, especially after you've been in public places and before eating. If you don't have access to a sink, use alcohol-based hand sanitizer. The cold virus is notoriously resilient and can live for hours on surfaces, so even if you don't see anyone who appears sick, its possible to contract a cold simply from going to the library or the grocery store. Exercise regularly. People who exercise regularly have healthier immune responses, so their bodies are able to better fight off infection and resist the cold virus. Eat a vitamin-rich, balanced diet. Eat nutrient-dense, whole foods, focusing on lean proteins, vegetables, and fruits. The phytochemicals in plants like peppers, oranges, and dark leafy greens actually help your body absorb vitamins, so it's best to stick to natural foods for your immune-supporting vitamins. Allergic reactions can cause itching in the ear and earache. These can range from environmental to food-based allergies. Call your doctor to schedule allergy testing, which can include a blood test or a skin-prick test. The test will give you information on what kind of allergens might be responsible for your ear irritation, such as ragweed, pets, or dairy. Ear infections in babies are common but can be reduced or prevented using particular feeding strategies. Vaccinate your child. One of the common infectious agents for ear infections is part of the routine vaccine series. Try to breastfeed for at least the first 12 months of your baby's life. Breastmilk contains antibodies that have been shown to reduce ear infections, so breastfed babies tend to get earaches less often than formula-fed babies. If you bottle feed, be sure to hold the baby at a 45 degree angle, and never feed the baby flat on his or her back or laying in his or her crib. Doing so can cause liquid to pool in the inner ear, resulting in an earache. Try to wean the baby from the bottle to a sippy cup between ages 9 and 12 months in order to reduce the rate of ear infections associated with bottles.
A: Avoid the cold virus. Get tested for allergies. Prevent ear infections in babies.

Article: The judges will likely have to read lots of other essays, so make yours stand out by immediately engaging them through your writing. When you're writing your first few sentences, make them super interesting and actionable so that they make a strong impression. An example of an attention-grabbing introduction might be, "I held my breath for 82 seconds before I was yanked out of the water," or "Sarah walked slowly up to the door, her body drenched in nervous sweat, before firmly knocking." The title is one of the first things the judges will read, and they may base their initial judgement of your essay on it. Brainstorm a list of creative and interesting titles that you could use your for essay before picking the one you like best. The title should give the reader a glimpse of what your essay is about while leaving them intrigued. For example, if you're writing an essay about a lemon picker, you might title the essay, "Living with Sour Fingers." Whether you're describing subjects, places, events, or things, it's important to give them details so that the reader can picture them fully. Follow the saying, "Show, don't tell" as you're writing by using descriptions to create great mental images for your reader. Instead of saying, "The wheelbarrow fell down the hill," you could say, "The rusty wheels of the wheelbarrow skidded over smooth rocks and sharp blades of grass until it skidded to a stop at the edge of the water." Have at least one incredibly original element of your essay, whether it's funny dialogue, a breathtaking description of a place, or a fascinating and complex subject. Read your essay over and over again to find places where you can make a simple sentence even more interesting. Read over your essay and look for sentences or ideas that would likely not be found in another person's essay. If you're having trouble figuring out if you have an original element, have someone else read over your essay and tell you which parts stand out. Type your essay so that it looks nice and neat, double-spacing it and making sure the margins are correct. When the judges open up your envelope to find a super flat or nicely folded essay without any smudges on the paper, they'll think of you as a more professional writer. Review the essay guidelines to see if there's a special way they'd like the essay formatted.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Choose an interesting essay beginning to grab the reader's attention. Come up with a creative title. Bring your essay to life by using lots of descriptive words. Be original in your writing to make your essay stand out. Format your essay so that it looks neat and professional.

Article: Tap the Facebook app icon, which resembles a white "f" on a dark-blue background, to open the News Feed if you're already logged in. If you aren't already logged into Facebook, enter your email address (or phone number) and password first. Scroll down the News Feed until you find a post that you want to comment on. You can also create a status by tapping the status box near the top of the News Feed. It's the speech bubble icon below the post. Skip this step if you're creating a status. To do so: iPhone - Tap the smiley-face icon in the bottom-left corner of the keyboard. If you have more than two keyboards, you'll tap the globe-shaped icon and select the Emoji option instead. Android - Tap the smiley-face icon next to the spacebar, or tap and hold the keyboard and then select the emoji keyboard. On some Android phones, you can tap and hold the microphone icon and then select the emoji keyboard in the pop-up menu. In the emoji keyboard, tap the emoticon(s) that you want to post on Facebook. Doing so will type them automatically. You can tap one of the tabs at the bottom of the keyboard to view different groups of emoticons. If you can't find an emoji keyboard on your phone or tablet, you can tap the smiley face icon in the far-right side of the comment field (or the yellow smiley face in the status box) and then select an emoticon in the resulting menu. It's to the right of your comment. If you created a status, you'll find Post in the upper-right side of the screen instead. Doing so publishes your comment or status, emoticons included.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Open Facebook. Find a post to comment on. Tap Comment. Open your phone's emoji keyboard. Select an emoticon. Use the built-in emoticon feature. Tap Post.