Write an article based on this "Find out the value of the bond. Go to any bank that accepts and cashes savings bonds. Convert paper bonds to electronic securities. Pay your taxes."
article: Visit the savings bond value calculator of the US Treasury Department at www.treasury.gov/BC/SBCPrice.  Enter all of the requested information about your bond, and it will tell you how much the bond is worth today.  You can enter multiple bonds and create an inventory of bonds.  Enter today’s date in the “Value as of” field.  To find the value of the bond in past or future months, enter the desired date in this field instead of today’s date. In the “Series” field, select the type of bond you have.  Paper bonds are either E Bonds, EE Bonds, I Bonds or Savings Notes.  This information can be found in the top right corner of the bond. Select the denomination in the “Denomination” field.  This can be found in the top left corner of the bond. Enter the bond’s serial number.  It is located in the bottom right corner of the bond. Enter the issue date.  This is located in the top right corner, under the Series. Click “Calculate” to learn the value of the bond as of today. To build an inventory of bonds, continue adding information for multiple bonds in the same fashion.  The calculator will keep track of all your bonds, displaying the last one entered at the top of the list.  Use your browser’s built in saving function to save your inventory.  Click “view/print/save list.”  When the list appears, click “file/save as,” name your inventory and save it as an HTML file.  Use the inventory to update your bond values quickly and easily. Contact the financial institution ahead of time to verify that they cash paper savings bonds.  Also, find out if they have a limit on how much you can cash at one time.  Finally, find out what identification they require you to produce.  If you are already a customer, the bank may waive the identification requirements if you have been a customer for at least six months. If you go to a bank where you are not a customer, the bank may refuse to cash the bond if you do not have the proper identification, usually a driver’s license.  Also, they may limit the monetary amount you can cash to $1,000. You can open a TreasuryDirect account with the US Treasury Department and convert your paper bonds into electronic securities with the SMART Exchange program.  This gives you greater flexibility in managing your savings bonds.  You can redeem your savings bond any time, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.  The funds get deposited into a savings or checking account that you link to your TreasuryDirect account.  Complete instructions on how to redeem an electronic bond are provided in the next section.  Open a Treasury Direct Account at www.treasurydirect.gov/RS/UN-AccountCreate.do. Once your account is open, log in and go to the Manage My Linked Accounts Menu.  Select "Manage Direct," then select "Establish a Conversion Linked Account" and then click “Create Account.” Enter the account information for the savings or checking account you want to link to your TreasuryDirect account. To enter the information about your paper bonds, go to the Manage My Conversions menu.  Click on "Manage Direct," then select "How to Convert My Paper Bonds.”  Follow the directions to enter the information about your paper bond. The income from your savings bond is subject to federal income tax.  Ask for a form 1099-INT from the bank.  This form is a statement of all of the interest you earned from the bond.  You will need it when you file your federal income tax return.  Some banks will provide this immediately, and others will mail you the form at the end of the year. You will need to pay taxes on any interest income you earn from the bonds.

Write an article based on this "Select the image you want to copy. Tap Copy. Long tap on a document or field where you want to insert the image. Tap Paste."
article: To do so, long tap the picture until a menu appears. The image will be copied to the Clipboard (temporary storage) on your device. If it's in a different app from the one in which you're copying, open the other app. The image will be inserted into the document or field at the place where you put the cursor.

Write an article based on this "Set up the room outside. Get 12/24 hula hoops to put in your backyard lined up and place some sort of Cornucopia near it. Be sure to set up traps and treasure. Play a sponsor parachute game."
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It is best to do it in your backyard or around your block so anyone can go inside and treat any injuries they get, if they get them.   If your backyard is small, ask one of your friends with a large backyard if they could use it. Around the Cornucopia, place different backpacks with supplies such as Nerf guns, water guns, tag balls, binoculars, camouflage capes, and bigger flashlights.  Be sure to get a bucket filled with water, in case someone needs to refill their water gun. The traps will "kill" a tribute (unless they somehow escape) and they can be any type of trap you want, just nothing that could actually hurt them. You can also set up treasure, such as putting a box by a tree and placing something valuable in it (something the tributes couldn't get in Cornucopia.) Make some silver paper parachutes with a bit of weight on the end. Have a box with each district number on it. Have each of your guests take it in turns to throw a sponsor parachute at and whichever box it lands in or around, gets the sponsor. Each tribute can have 3 to 4 turns. The district with the most sponsors wins a prize.