INPUT ARTICLE: Article: (note: place butter in a microwave for 20 seconds to melt it), 2 cups of sugar, 2 teaspoons of vanilla extract, 4 eggs, 3 tablespoons of peanut butter, and 3 tablespoons of Nutella together in a separate bowl. (The Nutella and peanut butter should also be melted down in the microwave for about 20 seconds.) Once mixed, place into a baking pan. Allow to cool and then enjoy!

SUMMARY: Preheat oven to 350 (175). Sift together 1 cup of flour, cup of cocoa powder, teaspoon of baking powder, and teaspoon of salt in a bowl. Blend the butter. Mix the two bowls of ingredients together using a whisk or electric whisk. Place in oven for 30 minutes. Finished.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Perform a book fold to begin. The best type of paper to use is an ordinary 8 in (21.5 cm) by 11 in (28 cm) sheet of printer, or A4 paper. Smooth out the crease after you've folded the paper to make it stronger, and make the folds easier to align. Unfold the paper after you crease it so the you now have a piece of paper with a vertical valley crease.

SUMMARY: Fold a piece of paper in half lengthwise.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: A lead can be crafted out of 4 spider strings and some slimeballs using a crafting table. You can get spider string from killing spiders, and slimeballs from killing slime. Slime spawns in Swamp biomes. The lead looks like a leash. Place the lead in your toolbar and select the toolbar slot to equip it. This places the lead around the horse. You can now walk the horse. While walking a horse with a lead, click a fence post to tether the horse. This keeps it from wandering off. Fence posts can be crafted out of wood from trees. Horse armor can be crafted out of 7 leather, iron, gold, or a diamond using a crafting table. Leather can be obtained by slaughtering cows. Iron, Gold, and Diamond must be mined to obtain. Iron and gold ore needs to be smelted in a furnace to create iron and gold bars. This opens your inventory with the horse menu at the top. You can transfer from your own inventory to the horse. The armor slot resembles the top side of a horse in the upper-left corner of the horse inventory window. Drag the horse armor from your own inventory to this slot. Place a chest in your toolbar and select the slot with the chest to equip it. Right-click on the mule or donkey's back. That will put the chest on the mule or donkey. Chests can be crafted from 8 wood plank blocks. To access the chest, right-click while riding the mule/donkey. To remove the chest, right-click while riding the mule or donkey and there will be an icon of a chest in the armor slot. Remove that chest via shift-clicking or dragging the chest to your inventory. Chests cannot be placed on a horse. A saddle is needed to ride a horse once it is tamed. Saddles are one of the few items that cannot be crafted. You can find a horse saddle in chests in dungeons or nether fortresses. You can also catch a saddle while fishing. This will display your inventory with the horse menu at the top. You can transfer from your own inventory to the horse. It's the slot that resembles a horse saddle in the upper-left corner of the horse inventory. This places the saddle on the horse. With the horse saddle equipped you can mount the horse and control it using the "W" "S", "A", and "D" keys. You can also jump by pressing the spacebar. Like the saddle, name tags cannot be crafted. They can be found in dungeon chests and within nether fortress chests. To engrave a name on a name tag, have the name tag in your inventory and right-click on an anvil. Drag the name tag to the first slot on the left in the Anvil menu. Click on the box below "Repair and name" and delete "Name tag" in the box. Then type the name you want to name your horse. Drag the engraved name tag in the slot on the right back into your inventory. This costs 1 enchantment point. Place the name tag in your toolbar and highlight it in your inventory. This places the name tag on the horse and names your horse. You will see the horses name above it.

SUMMARY: Craft a lead. Equip the lead. Place the reticle on a tamed horse and right-click on it. Click a fence post to tether the horse. Craft horse armor. Mount a tamed horse and press E. Drag the horse armor to the armor slot. Put a chest on a mule or a donkey. Obtain a saddle. Mount the horse and press E. Drag the saddle to the horse armor slot. Locate a name tag. Use an anvil to engrave a name tag. Equip the name tag. Place the reticle on a horse and right-click.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: The biggest way people end up overspending at the grocery store is inadequate planning. Before you go to the supermarket, take stock of what you already have. According to a study by the National Resource Defense Council, Americans typically end up throwing out 25% of the groceries they buy. You can prevent this wastefulness by taking stock of your pantry and fridge before making a trip to the grocery store. Find items that are about to expire and move them towards the front of the fridge or pantry. Make a note on your calendar or in your kitchen to use these items for meals in the next few days. Do this at least once a week to prevent wastefulness and save money on food. You should always make a list before you go shopping. Impulse buys can add up over time, resulting in you spending a lot more than you intended. You should also make sure to be careful when you shop. Avoid shopping hungry or stressed and review purchases when the shopping trip ends. In addition to making a list, try to schedule you're shopping as well. Aim to only shop once a week, as this encourages you to use the food you have rather than going out and buying more unnecessarily. Review your receipt when you're doing shopping and circle the items you spend the most money on. Consider what you could substitute for certain pricey items and what items you could go without. The day of the week you go shopping can actually make a difference. Aim to shop mid-week, preferably on a Wednesday. Food tends to reach its "sell-by" date midweek, so you're likely to find items marked down on Wednesdays or Thursdays. Stores also add weekly deals and Wednesdays, but are also likely to honor the previous week's deals. This means Wednesdays are a great day to try to double up on coupons or sales. When planning your weekly meals, do so around what items are on sale. It might be a good idea to make a list around sales prices and then meal plan. That way, you will not be tempted to include unnecessary items that are not marked down to complete a recipe. You will have to work with what you have. You can also shop and then meal plan. Many websites allow you to type in a list of ingredients you have and then offer you a variety of recipes you can use. Some items are cheaper if you buy them in bulk. If there's anything that won't go bad too quickly, see if the store offers specials if you buy in bulk. Make sure you're really getting a deal, however. Many bulk prices actually come out to about how much you would spend on an individual item. Do a quick calculation in your head or on your phone to make sure buying multiple items is actually cheaper. Some stores will offer a small discount if you buy an entire case of a product.

SUMMARY:
Take careful stock of your pantry and fridge before shopping. Make a list and shop carefully. Shop on the right days. Plan meals around sales items. Buy in bulk.