Problem: Article: Oregano can be grown from seeds or clippings, so if you already have some oregano plants, you may want to use clippings instead of buying new seeds. When using seeds, you can generally expect that roughly of the seeds won't grow, so you may want to plant several. Clippings should only be taken from established plants. You should wait until the roots of your plants are well developed and new growth begins appearing before taking clippings. Oregano is a plant that loves sunshine and soil that drains well, so you should choose a planting location that has these two features. If you live in a colder part of the world, you may want to start your plant indoors and transfer it outside when the weather warms up. Oregano grows best in moderately fertilized soil. It's unlikely that you'll need to add compost or fertilizer for it to grow well. A fully grown oregano plant will be about 2 to 2 ft tall (61 to 76 cm) and about 2 ft wide (61 cm). For best results in your garden, you should give your oregano about 10 in (25 cm) of space between plants. If you plan on growing your oregano indoors, choose a pot that is about 1 ft (30.5 cm) in diameter. This way your plant has adequate room to grow. You can plant your oregano as early as 6 to 10 weeks before the last predicted frost of spring. However, in colder regions or during a cold snap, you may want to protect your plants with a layer of hay. In place of hay, you can also use bed sheets, blankets, or plastic sheeting. To prevent damage to budding plants, you can use stakes to prop up your covering. Once the sun has risen and the air warmed, you should remove your covering from the plants. When using hay, you should remove it from covering the plants after the last frost.
Summary: Choose between seeds or clippings. Select your planting location. Plan extra space for multiple plants. Plant early for a head start.

Problem: Article: By blowgun, we mean one that attaches to an air compressor -- not a blowgun you would use to throw poison darts into your nearest enemy. Screw the adapter in until it's sturdy and tight. The nozzle of the blowgun (where it would connect to the tube of an air compressor) will twist out counterclockwise. It should be about 1" (2.5 cm) below the bulge in the top of the bottle. It should also match the size of the nozzle of the blowgun that you just threaded out. If you refer the method above, you'll see that a regular pen requires a 5/16" drill bit. Your nozzle is probably just a bit bigger than that. This is the trickiest part: Put the nozzle into the bottle. With a metal file or other similar, long, thin object, pick up the nozzle. Place it snugly into the drilled hole, threaded part sticking out. Keep the metal file supporting the nozzle so the weight of the blowgun doesn't dislodge it. Be patient as you thread the blowgun onto the nozzle. Once it's tightened, the blowgun should be sturdy and unmoving. At this point, the soda bottle and blowgun base should be as one. It needs to match the size of your brake line. It's better to start off a bit smaller and have to make it bigger -- though you could always easily find another bottle cap. Pull the line through so the entire tube is through the cap, bolts and nut on the exposed end. If available, it's wise to seal the drilled hole on the cap with hot glue. This will also hold the line in place, creating a foolproof vacuum. About halfway is ideal. Make sure everything is sealed up nice and tight and attach the base of the blowgun to your air compressor. Alternatively, you can also use a backpack air supply to fuel your gun. Your gun is ready to start decimating. Just unscrew the barrel to refill with pellets.
Summary: Thread the adapter into the blowgun and remove the nozzle. Drill a hole into the side of the soda bottle. Insert the nozzle into the hole from the inside. Screw the blowgun into the nozzle. Drill a hole into your bottle cap. Thread the brake line onto the bottle cap. Fill the bottle with Airsoft pellets. Screw the barrel in place and attach to an air compressor. Fire away!

Problem: Article: All repositories will load and display on-screen. Repositories, also known as sources, host software packages and apps that are only available on Cydia. " http://www.sinfuliphonerepo.com/. Sinful iPhone Repo is another repo that offers paid Cydia apps and themes for free. " http://cydia.imodzone.net, then tap "Add Source." You now have three different repos in Cydia that provide free, cracked apps. " The repos you added will take a few moments to load. You may see two different versions of select apps in search results: the paid versions, and the free, cracked versions. " The app will install itself on your jailbroken device.
Summary: Launch Cydia and tap on "Manage" at the bottom of your screen. Tap on the "Sources" tab. Tap on "Edit," then tap on "Add. Enter the following URL: Tap on "Add Source," then tap on "Add. Enter the following URL: Tap on "Return to Cydia. Tap on "Search," and either browse apps or enter search criteria for apps you want installed on your device. Tap on the free app you want installed, then tap "Install.

Problem: Article: In severe cases, periodontal disease must be addressed with surgery. The most basic surgical option is called flap surgery, in which your dentist or periodontist will make an incision in your gums, lifting them back to clean and remove the tartar, infected bone, and necrotic cementum underneath. The flap is then sutured back into place, up against your teeth. By creating a flap, oxygen can destroy a large number of aggressive anaerobic bacteria, which are almost impossible to eliminate even with deep scaling or cleaning. In severe cases, you may require gum transplants from palate, or synthetic membrane transplant called AlloDerm, to replace damaged gum tissue, and/or bone transplant or regeneration surgery to replace bone tissue that has been lost. These treatments are aimed at preventing as much tooth loss as possible, and to stop the advancement of periodontitis, which can have mutilating results. Recent studies have shown that laser surgery may be as effective as surgery at resolving periodontal disease in certain cases. Ask your dentist or periodontist if this might be an option for you, but be aware that this is a new field that is developing rapidly, and that many insurances may not yet cover this kind of treatment. In some cases, one or more of your teeth may be lost to periodontal disease. In these cases, you can have the teeth replaced with high-quality dental implants. Speak with your dentist or periodontist to determine if dental implants are right for you regarding your medical history or any other health issues.
Summary:
Undergo surgical treatment, if needed. Get gum grafts and bone transplants. Ask about laser treatment options. Look into dental implants.