Vegetables need full sunlight in order to grow healthy, which usually means 6-8 hours each day. Find a place in your yard that has enough space for the vegetables you want to grow and receives direct sunlight throughout the day. When you find a spot in your yard that you like, drive garden stakes into the corners so you don't forget where your spot is. You can make your vegetable garden any size you want, but aim to have at least 4050 square feet (3.74.6m2) so you have room to plant multiple vegetables. Use a straight spade or your shovel to dig 810 inches (2025cm) into the ground. Turn the soil over so the topsoil is in the bottom of your plot. Continue loosening all of the soil in the plot, and break apart large clods of dirt until all of the soil has a similar size and consistency. If there's grass or sod over your plot, you need remove it before you loosen the soil underneath. You can use a motorized tiller or cultivator if you want to loosen the soil quickly. Many hardware or outdoor care stores offer daily equipment rentals. Put on gardening gloves so you don't get any skin irritation from any dirt or plants. Grab a handful of the soil and squeeze it tightly in your hands. The soil should form a loose ball that crumbles apart when you squeeze on it hard. If the soil forms a hard ball, then you have clay soil and it is too thick for plant growth. If the soil doesn't form a ball at all, then it is too sandy. Test the soil in multiple locations in your garden plot since the soil make-up could vary throughout it. Collect 5-10 scoops of soil samples from different locations in your garden plot, and mix them together with your trowel until they're thoroughly combined. Scoop the soil into the containers provided in a soil test kit, and break open the capsules in each container. Fill the containers with water and shake them vigorously until the water changes color. Compare the colors of the water to the guide provided with the test kit to see the pH and nutrients. You can get soil test kits from gardening stores or online. Soil test kits check the levels of pH, nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium in your soil. Vegetable gardens should have a slightly acidic pH between 5.86.3. You may also be able to send soil samples into a university lab or soil sampling company to get more accurate tests done if you want. Dig a hole in your garden plot that's 12 inches (30cm) in diameter and 12 inches (30cm) deep, and fill it with water using your hose. Let the hole drain overnight before filling it to the top again. Measure the water level after an hour to see how much has drained.Proper draining soil will drain 2 inches (5.1cm) of water every hour. If the water drains too quickly, then your vegetables won't receive enough water. If the water drains slowly, then the vegetable roots will become waterlogged and could develop rot.
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One-sentence summary -- Stake an area for your garden that gets 6-8 hours of sunlight daily. Loosen the soil to a depth of 810in (2025cm). Squeeze the soil in your hand to see if it crumbles easily. Check the nutrients of your soil with a soil test kit. Test the drainage of your soil.

Q: The foreign exchange market, commonly referred to as forex, is an international exchange for the trading of currencies. It allows investors (from large banks to individuals and everyone in between) to trade one national currency for another. Each trade is both a purchase and a sale, as one currency is sold in order to buy another one. This duality means that each currency is priced only in relation to another currency. In other words, a U.S. dollar has a price only in terms of British pounds, Japanese yen, Mexican pesos, or some other national currency. The forex market also facilitates the sale of financial instruments, including forwards, swaps, options, and others. These are more complicated than simple currency trades and can involve a multitude of other trading tactics. Arbitrage is the practice of buying an asset in one market and immediately selling it at a slightly better price elsewhere. In theory, a given currency should carry the same price in different markets. However, market inefficiencies (often resulting from communication difficulties) may result in different prices emerging in different locations at the same time. Arbitrage takes advantage of these inefficiencies to the benefit of the trader. For example, if a trader recognizes that a currency can be bought for less in one market and sold for more in another, he could then make those trades and keep the difference between the purchase and the sale. Forex traders take advantage of minor price differences by buying currencies where they are less valuable and selling them where they are more valuable. This usually involves multiple trades of intermediate currencies in practice. Intermediate currencies are other currencies used to express the value of the currency you are trading. You wouldn't just buy and sell U.S. dollars, for example. You might buy euros with your dollars and sell them for pounds, with which you could then buy dollars. For a more specific example, imagine that you could use 2 American dollars ($) to buy 1 British pound sterling (), then use that pound to buy 1.50 euros (), and then use the l.50 euros to buy $2.50. By trading this way you have gained $0.50, simply by exploiting price differences. In the real world, price differences would never be this extreme. In fact, they are usually fractions of a cent. Traders make money by trading in large volume. Volume trading allows traders to make enough profit to offset transaction fees. In addition, traders must overcome the fact that arbitrage opportunities may disappear only a few seconds after first appearing (as markets adjust to correct the difference in pricing). Institutional traders rely on computers and automated trading to buy and sell currencies quickly enough to stay ahead of the markets. Market prices are expressed in a very specific way. As mentioned, currencies are priced in relation to other currencies. The US dollar (USD) is often used as a base currency in determining values. For example, the value of the Japanese yen (JPY) will be expressed as a ratio of dollars to yen (USD/JPY). The relative values of currencies are generally expressed to four decimal places. For example, the euro-to-dollar rate might be expressed as 1.1156 EUR/USD. This means that at a given moment it would take 1.1156 US dollars to buy one euro.
A: Understand the foreign exchange market. Learn about arbitrage. Know how to use arbitrage to make profitable trades. Know how to read currency prices.

Article: Much of a good chip in golf revolves around proper stance and positioning. You should aim your body slightly ahead of the ball, with your sternum drawing a parallel line with the location of the ball. The sternum refers to the middle of one's chest. Keep your arms back and your chest up throughout the course of your swing. Arching your chest will result in a skewed chip because it will change direction of the club. If you're having any difficulty with achieving a proper stance, get someone else to watch you. Your feet should be planted firmly on the ground while you execute a chip. There should be a space between your feet roughly equivalent to one of your feet. Your feet should be parallel with one another, both aimed directly forward. A proper swing will disperse the exertion throughout your upper body, rather than packing the strain into one area. Letting your hip on the other side of the club move around will take some of the stress off your wrists.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Align the ball with your sternum. Keep your chest up. Place your feet closely together. Open up your hip.