In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: If you are keeping score, then write down all of the players' names on your sheet of paper. Leave plenty of room below each name to write down each person's scores. You can play to 200 points, 300 points, 500 points, or more! It is up to you and the other players. The higher the point goal that you set, the longer your game will last. Make sure that all of the sticks are standing up vertically. Hold the bundle of sticks a few inches above a flat surface, like a table or the floor. Let the sticks fall freely. When all of the sticks have come to rest, you will be ready to begin playing!
Summary: Write all of the players' names down on the paper. Decide on a goal score. Hold the sticks in one hand, like a bundle of dry spaghetti. Open your hand to release the sticks.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Click on the search bar at the top of the page. Type keywords or the video's title into the search bar. Press the magnifying glass or Enter. This option is located below the video. On this tab you will have two options. You may share the video directly on a social media platform or copy a link to the video. This tab lists several platforms for you to share the video on. Click on the icon of the platform you would like to use. The platform will launch in a new window. From here you may share the video with your friends. Options include: Facebook Twitter Google+ Blogger Tumblr Live Journal The link is listed underneath all of the social media icons. Use the Mac shortcut Command+C or the Windows shortcut Ctrl+C. You may want to paste the link in an email, in a Facebook message, or on a blog. Use the Mac shortcut Command+V or the Windows shortcut Ctrl+V.
Summary: Navigate to YouTube.com. Search for a video. Scroll through the results and click on the video you want to share. Click on "Share". Select the "Share" tab. Select a platform to share the video on. Click on the box containing the link to select it. Copy the link. Navigate to the place you would like to paste the link. Paste the link. Share the link with your friends.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: There are different types of air drying clay that are ideally suited for different purposes. You'll need to know what you are using the clay for, in order to determine which type of clay is right for you. These are other questions you should ask yourself: How big is my final product going to be? How heavy do I want my final product to be? How much money can I spend on my clay? Do I want my clay to have a heftier, "premium" feel (usually applies to jewelry/trinkets/beads)? Usually, larger projects will benefit from paper clay. Since they require a lot of material, you'll save money. The finished project will also be much lighter. Paper based clay feels fluffy to work with, but is hard and light when it dries. Paper based clay will be fluffy and chunks of it will break off in similar fashion to cotton candy. Equally strong, resin based clay (sometimes called porcelain based clay) is much denser, and when it is dried seems much more similar to baked polymer clay. It is also much more expensive and heavier. Smaller projects like jewelry or beads benefit from the "premium" feel of resin or porcelain based clay. Resin based clay is denser and will pull apart like fudge, caramel, or toffee. After you've determined what type of clay you want to purchase, you'll need to go out and buy it. Be sure that you buy enough for your project, but don't buy too much. Opened clay is hard to store and can easily become hard to work with and useless. . You can purchase your clay locally at an arts and crafts store, or purchase it online. If you still aren't sure what type of clay to use, or want advice on your project, some stores have clerks that can answer your questions, and even offer classes. Purchasing your clay online will usually give you better prices and options, but you may have to wait several days for it to arrive.
Summary:
Determine the type of project you are using air drying clay for. Choose paper-based air drying clay for larger projects. Choose resin-based air drying clay for smaller projects like jewelry. Buy your clay.