Q: Understand that boys are capable of different behaviors at different ages. Before you get frustrated with what your son can and cannot do, ask yourself if you are expecting too much from a boy who is still too young. For example, from ages 1 through 3, boys should be able to learn the basics about manners. These basics include simple tasks like saying "please" and "thank you." Matters that require you to teach your son about being considerate will usually need to wait until age 5 or 6, though. At that point, you can have your son perform tasks like clearing the table or making eye contact as he speaks. You also need to be mindful of your son's personality. If your son is naturally on the quiet side, do not pressure him to be more outgoing than he feels comfortable with. Adding pressure to the process may backfire and cause him to rebel. There are learning opportunities around every corner. Whether you are out on the town or at home, when the change to teach him some form of gentlemanly behavior pops up, make the most of it. Do not rely solely on planned lessons. For instance, if a stranger in a store suddenly starts using rude language within an earshot of your son, ask your son to tell you why that sort of language shouldn't be used and do a quick review on saying polite words like "please," "I'm sorry," and "thank you." When you son is young, make sure that the lessons you give him can be completed within a short period of time. Do not allow him to put things off until a later time. Instead, insist that whatever you have instructed him to do will be done at that moment. For example, if you tell your son to put away his toys, make sure that he does so right after you tell him. You might be tempted to be a little lax on your instructions in the privacy of your own home, but if you expect him to be a gentleman to the outside world, you must first insist that he is a gentleman at home. Giving him constructive ways to use that energy can prevent blow-ups and sudden fits of misbehavior. If your son has an interest in physical activities, consider getting him involved in sports of some sort. On the other hand, if his energy is more of the creative sort, give him opportunities to stimulate his mind and curiosity. When your son acts in a pleasing manner, it is absolutely crucial that you let him know he did well. This is important no matter what age your son is and at what stage of the growing process he's in. Affirmative words are the simplest form of reward, and in some ways, they can be the most effective. This is true when your son is in his toddler stage straight through to adulthood. When your five-year-old son makes his bed without being asked, tell him how pleased you are and how proud you feel. Similarly, when your 16-year-old son refuses to cave into peer pressure by cheating on a test or bullying a kid who gets picked on by his other peers, praise him and tell him how immensely proud you are of his decision.
A: Maintain realistic expectations. Turn ordinary events into lessons. Require prompt action. Practice at home. Give him an outlet. Reward and affirm positive behavior.

Article: You will need about 1-quart (.25 liters) of fertilizer for every 20-square feet of soil. Your measurements do not need to be exact, so estimate your needs based on the size of your garden. You can adjust the ratio of the fertilizer recipe to make the quantity of fertilizer that you need. Cottonseed meal is commonly used in fertilizer because it contains 7% nitrogen, which is what nourishes the plants. Cottonseed meal also has a high protein content. Seed meal is the byproduct of vegetable oils and is often used as animal feed. For the best results, get a certified organic bag to protect you and your plants. While fertilizer is normally measured in nitrogen, potassium, and phosphorus levels, seed meal is measured in protein since it is usually livestock food. Seed meal is cheapest in large quantities and can be stored in an airtight container for years. When buying lime you have three options -- agricultural lime, gypsum, and dolomite (or dolomitic lime). All three of them will boost plant health and productivity the best, but if you're on a budget you can cut the recipe to just one of the three options. If you do only buy one form of lime, use dolomite whenever possible, as it contains essential magnesium. Mix in 1 cup (237 milliliters) bone meal, phosphate rock, or bat guano to increase the phosphorus levels. While the two ingredients above, seed meal and lime, are the most essential, a good fertilizer usually supplies phosphorus. If budget is an issue, you can skip this step, but bone meal is easy to find at garden stores and will make a big difference for your plants. Like the rest of the ingredients, bone meal can be bought cheaply in bulk and stored in an airtight container for several years. Mix in 1 cup (237 milliliters) kelp meal or dried seaweed to provide essential trace minerals. Again, this step isn't necessary if you're on a budget, by kelp meal helps plants resist stress from heat, cold, drought, and a multitude of other issues. Your best option for cheap kelp meal is usually online. A similar but less expensive alternative is basalt dust. Spread roughly 1 quart of fertilizer over the earth before planting anything, mixing gently into the soil. For nutrient heavy vegetables like cabbage, spinach, brussels sprouts, asparagus, or leeks, you can also sprinkle some fertilizer around the roots every 3-4 weeks. If you feel like your soil isn't very rich (for example, there is a lot of clay), you can add another half quart per 20 square feet. If your plants are already in the ground but want some fertilizer, use your hands or a trowel to lightly mix the fertilizer into the top layer of soil. Lightly water the plants both before and after applying.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Determine how much fertilizer you need. Measure out 4 cups (.25 liters) of cottonseed meal. Add 1 cup (237 milliliters) of lime. Add a phosphorous booster. Add kelp or seaweed in the fertilizer. Distribute your fertilizer onto the soil.

Problem: Article: Once you're in the dress, pull up the left strap so that it covers your left shoulder. Pull up the right strap so that it is also on top of your left shoulder, and then twist the straps together to go down your back. Once the straps are twisted, they should resemble a rope. Bring one strap around the left side of your waist and the other strap around the right side before tying them in the front or back. If you would rather have the straps go on the opposite side, pull up both straps to cover your right shoulder before twisting. Bring both straps up to your left shoulder, making sure to cover your bust. Create a knot just below your shoulder with both straps before pulling the left strap under your arm so that it's back in the front. Bring the right strap across your back and around your waist to the right. Cross the straps in the front before tying them in the back. Making sure that both straps are in the front, pull the right strap over your left bust and the left strap over your right bust before wrapping them around your back. Once the straps are both in the back, cross them and bring them back to the front. Bring them around to the back one more time and tie in a bow or knot. Tucking the front of the dress into a strapless bra will help keep the dress in place.
Summary: Twist the straps to form a 1 shoulder dress. Tie a knot for an alternative 1 shoulder dress. Wrap the straps around your bust for a strapless dress.

Q: The bigger the number, the more accurate your calculation will be. x * sin(180 / x). For this to work, make sure your calculator is set to Degrees. The reason this is called a Limit is because the result of it is 'limited' to pi. As you increase your number x, the result will get closer and closer to the value of pi.
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Pick a large number. Plug your number, which we'll call x, into this formula to calculate pi: