INPUT ARTICLE: Article: . Cut a hole in a shoe box and string rubber bands across it using strips of cardboard to secure the ends. Attach a cardboard tube to one of the short ends of the guitar to make the neck of the guitar. Use paint, glitter, or colored paper to decorate the guitar like a rock star! Paint the outside of shoeboxes a variety of colors to make a colorful city of boxes. Draw windows on with a marker or cut out black pieces of construction paper and glue them to the sides of the box. Stack boxes on top of one another to make skyscrapers. Build roads for toy cars to drive on by using black construction paper on the floor. Cut a portion from the lid of the shoebox so it fits inside the box and is flush with the edge. Place it in the center of the box to create a "second floor." Continue to cut pieces of the lid to make walls for additional rooms. Use paper or paint to decorate the interior walls and the outside. Use a craft knife to cut windows out of the box so you can see into the rooms of the dollhouse. Populate the inside of the dollhouse with doll furniture you already own or make new furniture with the extra cardboard pieces. Use multiple shoeboxes to build a mansion for your dolls. Using a standard hole punch, put 4 holes in each long side of the shoe box so they are across from one another. Run wooden dowels through the holes, making sure they extend out from the sides so that you can hold onto them. Cut out small rectangles from the short sides of the box along the bottom. Attach clothespins to the dowels to use as the players for the game. If you're feeling creative, draw players on a piece of paper or poster board and attach them to the clothespins.

SUMMARY: Build a shoebox guitar Create a town made of boxes. Construct a house for your dolls. Make a homemade foosball game.

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SUMMARY: Follow steps 1-6 of How to Download Google Goggles to download the app to your device. Tap the Google Goggles icon from the home screen to launch the app. Snap a photo of the text you want to translate using the onscreen shutter button or your device's hardware shutter. Select the "Text" result. Click the "Translate" button. The app will automatically detect what language the text is in.

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SUMMARY: Skip a lot of chemicals. Get a trim.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: There are federal physical qualifications you have to meet before you can get your CDL license. You must be 21 years of age to drive a semi used for interstate commerce, but you may received a restricted license at age 18 that limits your use of the vehicle to one state. In addition, you must undergo a federal medical test and obtain a federal medical card before applying for your CDL. To get a Commercial Driver's License (CDL) you must pass a series of written knowledge tests. The tests you take are determined by what type of vehicle you wish to drive, and what you will be carrying in your truck. The General Knowledge Test is taken by all applicants, no matter what type of vehicle they will be driving. The Air Brakes Test must be taken if you wish to drive a truck with air brakes. The Combination Vehicles Test has to be taken if you want to drive tractor-trailer combinations. The Hazardous Materials Test is required if you will be transporting hazardous materials. The Tanker Test is required for hauling liquids in a tanker truck. The Doubles/Triples Test is required if you want to pull two or three trailers at a time. After you pass the knowledge tests, you get a permit - similar to the one you'd get before you're licensed to drive a car - which you can use to practice for the remaining exams you'll need to take to get your CDL for up to 6 months. As with a regular driver's permit, you'll need to have an instructor with a CDL license with you at all times. To get a permit, you must: be at least 18 years of age. have a valid driver's license. pass the knowledge tests. have a federal medical card. After getting a passing score on the knowledge tests, you can move on to the skills tests, which will draw on the hours of practice you underwent during training. In some cases you can rent a semi truck from your training program and take it to the DMV for the skills test. You'll be tested on the following skills, in addition to others that may be related to the specific type of vehicle you will be driving: Pre-trip vehicle inspection - This mandatory tests determines whether you understand how to check to make sure your vehicle is safe to drive. You'll perform a check in front of the examiner. Basic vehicle control - For this test you'll get inside the vehicle and operate it in front of the examiner. You'll be asked to move it forward, backward, and to make turns without veering too far from your lane or hitting cones or barriers. On-road driving - For this test you'll be asked to drive your vehicle on the road through a variety of traffic situations. You'll make turns, move through railroad crossings, shift to go up and down grades, and navigate city streets and highways. Once you have your CDL, you can start applying for jobs with trucking companies or operate as an independent agent. If you want to start driving a different type of truck, you may have to take additional exams.

SUMMARY:
Meet the physical qualifications. Pass the the knowledge tests. Get an instruction permit. Pass the skills tests. Use your license to land a job.