Article: You will be judged based on your speed of wrapping and the quality of the wrapping job. You and your partner should each choose a hand. The other one will be held behind your back. Then, tie a ribbon around it. The first team to finish with a high-quality wrapping job wins.
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Choose a judge. Get into teams of two. Work together to tape the box shut and wrap it.
Article: Rubber plants can have 1 of 2 shapes: tall and thin, or short and bushy. Based on the space in which you're keeping the plant, and your own personal taste, choose which shape you'd like the plant to have. For example, if you have the rubber plant on a shelf without much room to grow upwards, you may want the plant to develop a short, round shape. Or, if you have the plant in a large room with high ceilings, the plant may look better with a tall, slender shape. Since rubber plants are kept indoors, you'll want the plant to look presentable. If any branches are growing in a strange direction or at a very rapid pace, prune them to enhance the overall appearance of the rubber plant. You can also prune branches or leaves to keep the rubber plant from looking too dense or cluttered, according to your personal preference. Always discard the trimmings into a trash can. Once your rubber plant has reached a height that you'd like to keep it at, prune the top leaves from the plant. This will prevent the rubber plant from putting out any more vertical chutes, and encourage it to grow more horizontally. So, if you'd like a low, bushy rubber plant, try cutting the top off when it's about 45 feet (1.21.5m). Be aware that if you do not cut the top leaf or leaves off of your rubber plant, it will continue to grow. Rubber plants can grow up to 10 feet (3.0m). Whenever you prune a branch of the rubber plant, the plant will produce 2 or more new branches from the stump. This makes it easy to make your rubber plant thick and bushy. Keep pruning branches on the side of the plant until it's become as thick and bushy as you'd like. But, if you want your rubber plant to remain tall and thin, only prune branches when strictly necessary.
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Decide on a shape for your rubber plant. Trim unruly or unsightly branches to keep the plant looking tidy. Cut the top off of your plant when it reaches the desired height. Prune branches often if you'd like a bushier plant.
Article: You'll be entering a special code in the dialer to access the hidden System menu.
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Open the Phone dialer. Dial *#*#. This code is reported to work on many devices, but may not work on certain carriers like Verizon.