Sunflowers are ready to harvest once the heads become brown. If you have a particularly wet season however, they can go mouldy [if this is the case you will need to cut off the head once the back of it is yellowing and allow the drying process to continue in a greenhouse or shed]. You should prepare them for the drying process once the back of the head begins to turn yellow to yellow-brown. In order to harvest the seeds, the sunflower head must be completely dry. Otherwise, the flower will not surrender the seeds. A sunflower will reach this state naturally after a few days of beginning to wilt. It is easier to dry sunflowers on the stem if you have dry, sunny weather. If you live in a moist climate, you may want to consider drying them off the stem, instead. At least half of the yellow petals should have dropped before you start preparing the sunflower for harvest. The head of the flower should also begin to droop. It may look dead, but if it still has its seeds, then the sunflower is drying out in a healthy manner. Examine the seeds. Even if they are still stuck on the flower head, they should begin to plump up. The seeds should also be hard and may have their trademark black-and-white striped shell, or purely black, depending on the type of sunflower. Cover the head of the flower with a paper bag, tying the bag on loosely with twine or yarn to prevent it from being knocked off. You could also use cheesecloth or similarly breathable fabric, but you should never use a plastic bag. Plastic will restrict the air flow, causing moisture to build up on the seeds. If too much moisture builds up, the seeds may turn rotted or moldy. Tying a bag over the head prevents birds, squirrels, and most other wildlife from sneaking in and "harvesting" your sunflower seeds before you do. It also prevents the seeds from dropping to the ground and being lost. If the bag gets wet or torn, carefully remove it and replace it with a fresh, intact paper bag. You may be able to prevent the bag from getting wet during a rainstorm by temporarily placing a plastic bag over it. Do not tie the plastic bag onto the flower head, though, and remove it as soon as the rain lets up to prevent mold from setting in. Change the paper bag as soon as it gets wet. A wet paper bag is more likely to be torn, and mold may even develop on the seeds if they sit in a wet bag for an extended period of time. Collect any seeds that may have dropped off into the old bag when changing it out. Examine the seeds for signs of possible damage, and if they are in good shape, store them in airtight containers until you are ready to harvest the remaining seeds. Once the back of the flower heads turn brown, cut them off and prepare to harvest the seeds. Leave roughly 1 ft (30.5 cm) of stem attached to the flower head. Make sure that the paper bag is still securely tied onto the flower head. If it slips off as you remove and transport the sunflower head, you may lose a significant number of seeds.
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One-sentence summary -- Wait until the sunflower begins to wilt. Tie a paper bag over the head. Change the bag as needed. Cut off the heads.

Q: If a teacher saw you looking at an answer key in the middle of an exam, you aren't going to be able to convince anyone that you weren't cheating. However, if your teacher simply has a hunch that you cheated, you may be able to successfully deny the allegations. The repercussions of cheating can be intense, such as losing financial aid, getting suspended, getting expelled, and more. Unless you were caught red-handed, you may be able to convince your teacher that you're innocent. If you aren't exactly sure what evidence your teacher has against you, plan on denying. If they didn't catch you in the moment, they may only have a suspicion. If you believe you can get away with it, go for it. The most important thing to do is to act surprised that they're questioning you in the first place. Imagine if you worked hard and completed an exam or a paper without cheating wouldn't you be shocked if you were accused of cheating? Channel that reaction. If your teacher accuses you of plagiarizing, simply tell them that you used the source in question for research. After reading the information and going directly to your paper to write it, you may have unintentionally phrased things similarly. If your score was uncharacteristically high on a test, just tell your teacher that you studied intently for it, as opposed to other times. Each accusation will be different, but unless you have a great excuse, keep it simple. Repeat that you studied hard, you did your best, and you're upset that you're being blamed. Keep it simple. If you are going to deny cheating, you don't need to come up with a winding, elaborate lie. Continuously repeat that you did not cheat, you are not a cheater, and you are saddened by the accusation. Do not tell different people different stories, and do not confess to a friend or sibling, no matter how trustworthy you think you are. Maintain one solid story, and don't budge.
A: Evaluate the evidence against you. Tell authorities you did not cheat. Stick to one story.

Article: " There are different words that you can use depending on how old the girl is and what your relationship is to her. Make sure to choose a word that is appropriate, so that you don't sound disrespectful. "Nina" means "young girl." The tilde, or squiggle over the "n" means that the "n" is pronounced like "ny." So the word would be pronounced, "neen-ya." "Joven" is a more formal way of referring to an adolescent girl. "Chica" or "muchacha" is a more casual way of referring to an adolescent girl or young woman. "Hija" literally translates to "daughter," but can be informally used to refer to any young girl who you would consider your own, such as your daughter. " Choose something that is age-appropriate. Consider the context of your comment. Are you telling the parents that they have a beautiful baby daughter? Or are you complimenting a young woman on her quincinera? "Bonita" is a very literal translation of, "beautiful." "Bella" and "preciosa" are nice ways to describe a beautiful young girl. If you're looking at a new infant or young child, you may only need to say, "What a beautiful little girl!" However, if you're talking to a young girl, you may want to say more. To parents, you can say, "Tu hija es muy hermosa." This means, "Your daughter is very beautiful." You could say, "Que nina tan hermosa!" This means, "What a beautiful little girl!"
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Pick an appropriate word for "girl. Pick a word for "beautiful. Put together an appropriate phrase.

Article: iTunes will automatically launch upon recognizing your device. " Selecting the "All calendars" option will sync Outlook with all the calendars on your iPhone, whereas choosing "Selected calendars" will allow you to select one or more calendars you want synced on your iPhone. " iTunes will start syncing Outlook with your iPhone. Outlook will now be synced with your iPhone.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Connect your iPhone to your computer using a USB cable. Click on the name of your iPhone in the left sidebar of iTunes. Click on "Info" at the top of your iTunes session. Click on "Sync calendars from," then select "Outlook. Select either "All calendars" or "Selected calendars," based on your preference. Click on "Apply. Wait for iTunes to inform you that synchronization is complete. Disconnect your iPhone from your computer.