INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Set it to 180C (350F). Let cool to room temperature before you continue. Alternatively, skip the baking and chill the crust in the fridge for at least one hour. This makes a slightly looser crust.

SUMMARY: Preheat the oven. Bake for 1012 minutes.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: You can do this as the story develops. Is it modern? It can be set at any time at all. Will it be first person (I, me) or third person (he, she, it). You won't usually find a book written from second person point of view, which is you, you did, you will. That is really breaking the fourth wall (talking to your reader). The tense is usually either past or present. Past tense (was, happened) is the common tense for writings; it's common and works well, and is comfortable reading. Present tense is with current timing (is, is happening) and can work well, but carries a risk of uncomfortable reading along with it.

SUMMARY: Do not decide on the title first. Think of the time the book happens. Decide upon the viewpoint and tense.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Do you want to raise them for eggs, meat, breeding or just as a simple pet? Quail need a diet depending on their purpose as you'll need to choose a feed that suits them. The four main different types of feeds are: Starter Developer Layer Finisher The finisher feed will help sustain the quail, until they reach the certain age to be killed at. The finisher feed is higher in fiber than other feeds. Start the quail off with a starter mix from shortly after hatching until 6 weeks of age. Transition to a finisher mix after 6 weeks of age. Continue feeding the finisher diet until the time comes to sell or slaughter the quail. This diet is also suitable for quail being kept simply as pets. The developer feed differs from the finisher in that it contains more protein. Start the quail on a starter mix from shortly after hatching until 6 weeks of age. Transition to a developer mix after 6 weeks of age. Continue until 16 weeks of age. Quail being used for breeding and laying eggs need a special feed when the time comes for them to lay eggs. If they are not given the proper feed, their eggs may turn out too weak or fragile. Feed most quail breeds a starter mix from shortly after hatching until 6 weeks of age. Transition to a developer mix after 6 weeks of age. Continue until 20 weeks of age. Finish off with a layer mix at 20 weeks and older. Feed Coturnix (Pharaoh) quail a starter mix from shortly after hatching until 6 weeks of age. Transition to a layer mix after 6 weeks of age. There is no need for a developer mix.

SUMMARY: Find out what you want to do with the quail. Feed quail a starter and a finisher mix if you plan on using or selling them for meat. Feed quail a starter and a developer mix if you plan on using them for flight or game. Pay special attention to quail that you are raising for breeding and eggs.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Dragon fruits, unlike many other fruits, do not ripen as much after harvest and as a result should be harvested when they are almost fully ripe. Once the color of the fruit has changed from green to yellow or red, then it is ready to harvest. The small leaves on the sides of the fruit (also known as the "wings") will also start to fade or turn brown as the fruit ripens. You can also determine the ripeness by counting the days after the plant flowers. Typically the fruit is ripe a minimum of 27 to 33 days after the plant flowers. Proper time of harvesting is four days after the color of the fruit changes. For export purpose, however, it is important to harvest slightly sooner, a day after the color changes. You can remove the thorns by using pliers, brushing them off, or with gloves. When the fruit is ripe the needles should begin to shed anyways, and as a result they should not be too difficult to remove. However, you should always wear gloves and be cautious because the needles are very sharp. When a dragon fruit is ripe and ready to be harvested, it will detach from the plant easily by twisting a few times. If you have to pull too hard on the fruit then it is likely not ready to be harvested. Do not wait until the dragon fruit has fallen off the plant. This means that the fruit is overripe.

SUMMARY:
Harvest dragon fruits when they are close to fully ripe. Remove the thorns from the fruit before picking. Detach the dragon fruit from the vine by twisting.