Problem: Article: Along with corn, potatoes, tomatoes, eggplants, and beans grow well in temperatures between 60 to 80F (16 to 27C). These plants should not be exposed to frost. So make sure the majority of growing time is during warm weather for any of these vegetables.Capsicum and all vine crops also grow well in warm weather. You can dig the holes with your hands or another instrument. Each hole should be at least 3 inches (7.6cm) apart. The holes should be almost or completely filled with the compost. You can plant 2 to 3 seedlings per hole. How often you water your garden largely depends on what you plant. Check your garden daily to see how wet or dry the soil is. Water whenever the soil feels dry. Certain vegetables will grow and be ready to harvest at different times during the year. For example, your broccoli will grow and be ready during a cooler time of yearlike autumn. But your tomatoes will grow and be ready for your salad during warm weather. Watch for your vegetables to reach full size and whichever color represents ripeness for each type of vegetable before picking. You can make compost out of things like yard clippings, table scraps, eggshells, and leaves. Compost at the beginning of spring and at the beginning of autumn if you plan to do it twice a year.
Summary: Pick vegetables like corn in warm to hot weather. Create small, 1 inch (2.5cm) deep holes. Fill the holes with compost. Create a 12 inch (1.3cm) hole in the compost and plant seeds. Keep the soil in your garden damp at all times. Harvest vegetables throughout the year. Add compost once or twice a year to keep your garden healthy.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: To get into an elbow stand comfortably, you're going to need some space. Find an open, flat section of floor that's big enough to accommodate the length of your body. That way if you lose your balance while holding the elbow stand, you won't have to worry about colliding with any obstacles nearby. Start learning the elbow stand on a carpeted floor, or outside on grass. This will give you a softer surface to work with until your forearms are conditioned to the strain of the technique, and it will hurt less if you fall. Start in a standard downward dog position, or in quarter dog, kneeling with both knees on the ground and your weight over your hips. Place both forearms out in front of you with palms flat on the floor (this is known as "dolphin pose"). Your forearms should be parallel or in a slight "V" shape, tapering toward the hands. The forearms are used as the base for the elbow stand. They should be roughly 10-12 inches apart to provide maximum stability and put them in the best position to make balance adjustments. It's important to be low enough in your starting position to be able to get both forearms on the ground in front of you without the need to contort uncomfortably. Walk your feet up as close to your elbows as you can can and get up on the balls of your feet to prepare to push off the floor. Swing your first leg up behind you to begin lifting your body into a vertical position. Allow your other leg to come up behind the first. Once inverted, your head should be in alignment with the rest of the body, positioned between the forearms with your gaze fixed down on the hands rather than to the rear of the body. Extend both legs toward the ceiling so that the body is completely upright. Straighten your knees and point your toes for proper alignment. Learn to get a feel for how hard to kick up with your first leg. Not kicking hard enough will cause you to fall right back down into your starting position, while kicking up with too much force might make you to overshoot your balance point and can potentially lead to shoulder injuries if the arms are wrenched behind you. Keeping the body perfectly aligned from head to toe will make balancing easier by preventing any awkward displacements of weight from pulling you down. After you're inverted and upright, you've completed the hardest part of the movement! Now all you need to do is hold the position by maintaining your balance. Keep your body tight and use small adjustments of your forearms to keep the body from falling off its axis. Take advantage of your base by using the entire forearm to keep balance. This will feel unusual at first, but is a very stable position as long as the body is kept in line. If your body is leaning too far forward, press with the palms to counter the movement; If you find yourself falling backwards, tense the core by squeezing the abdominal muscles and thrust your elbows into the floor while extending your shoulders. The straighter you can keep your body, the more effortless balancing will be.

SUMMARY: Find an open space on flat ground. Get into position to initiate the lift. Kick one leg up behind you, followed by the other. Maintain your balance using your forearms.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Your financial institution likely has a rewards program through which you can start accumulating points towards free travel just by entering your email address and a few other details. These points can often be applied towards vacation packages, or else used to obtain discounts on travel by air, land, or sea. They can also be exchanged for frequent flyer miles on participating airlines. Bus companies like Greyhound and passenger train companies like Amtrak also have rewards programs through which you can accumulate points. Sign up for their rewards programs and make sure to log in to your account first before booking trips by bus or train so that each paid trip counts towards your point total. You may be sitting on a gold mine of potential free travel opportunities. Check out the relevant pages of your credit card company and learn what it takes to earn free travel opportunities. Many cards have cash back opportunities where you receive a certain percentage of what you've spent on the card at the end of each month or year. If you can pay off the balance in full each month, consider increasing what you put on your card each month. The cash you get back may be enough for you to offer your next trip! Many credit cards also provide points towards free travel when you eat at certain restaurants. If you can afford it, you may want to consider eating out at a couple of these places to increase your point total. Avoid those established by the credit card companies themselves. Instead, look for those set up by individuals who have successfully leveraged their credit cards for free travel. If there is considerable affiliate marketing on the page, that may be a sign to take the advice offered with a grain of salt. Many transportation companies sell gift cards that you can use to increase the points you need to earn free trips. A few gift cards for your birthday or Christmas could be just what you need to get to your next vacation spot! Your credit card company may offer sweepstakes whose entry fee is a certain number of rewards points. You can also often also submit multiple entries as long as you have the rewards points to cover the cost of each entry. Just make sure to read the fine print when you apply, though. Your chances of winning may be extremely low if you don't have enough points to submit multiple entries. Also, some of these contests pay for the entire trip, while others only pay for a certain portion.
Summary:
Enroll in credit card rewards programs. Review the terms of rewards programs for any credit cards you already have. Look online for websites that compare credit card rewards programs. Ask friends and family for travel gift cards to help you accumulate points. Enter sweepstakes with destination vacations as prizes.