INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Serve in a long glass with a straw and spoon. Optionally, add a drizzle of chocolate sauce on top, chopped nuts, or other ice cream toppings.

SUMMARY: Serve with toppings.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: The biggest risk with having your eyes open underwater is the possibility of contamination. If the water seems especially murky or if it smells bad, consider keeping your head above water. Keep your eyes closed if you have to swim underwater in fresh water that is less than clean. Never swim underwater in sea water without goggles. The salt water of the ocean burns the cornea. Dip your head underwater and open your eyes. More than likely it won't be especially comfortable and your vision will most likely be very blurry. Some can see better underwater than others, but you'll probably only be able to make out rough shapes and shadows. Blink your eyes several times before coming back up above the water. Your vision will remain blurry, but if you continue to swim underwater with your eyes open for longer and longer the uncomfortable feeling should pass. Avoid touching your eyes while underwater so as not to push any particulate in the water onto your eye or under your eyelid. While not necessary, it's a good idea to rinse your eyes with clean water or saline after swimming without goggles. A good rinse should knock anything potentially harmful that might've gotten in your eye while swimming. If you wear contact lenses, it is advised that you never open your eyes underwater without goggles. The lens provides a place for debris to get stuck in your eye, risking harm. If you do swim with them, take them out and rinse both them and your eyes after the fact.

SUMMARY: Make sure the water is safe. Test the water. Continue to acclimate your eyes. Rinse your eyes after you're out.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: You'll find it at https://www.bigcommerce.com/. It's a purple button on the left side of the page. This should be an email at which you're comfortable receiving business emails. This button is at the bottom of the email field. This will include the following details: Store name Login details (first and last name, and password) Phone number Country Business size It's at the bottom of the page. This will include your website, the types of things you'll be selling, and your current selling method. You can also skip this step by clicking Ask me later. This button is at the bottom of the page. Doing so will take you to your store's dashboard. This tab is on the left side of the page. It's below the Products tab. The information you'll enter for individual products will vary, but the following details are mandatory: Name - Your product's name. This is what customers will see when browsing for similar products. Tax Class - The product's tax designation. This will typically be "Default". Product type - Determine whether your product is physical or downloadable. Weight - Your product's weight. You won't see this if you're selling a downloadable item. Description - A description of your product. While not required, it's also a good idea to add a physical product's dimensions. It's in the bottom-right corner of the page. This option is near the top-left corner of the page. Clicking it will take you back to your eCommerce site's home page. You'll see it about halfway down the column of tabs on the left-hand side of the page. This option will load your store's appearance page. You can change the details of your store's appearance and layout on this page. For example: to change the heading on your website's home page, you would edit the text in the "Heading" box at the top of the page. Scrolling down on the default tab (Carousel & Social Media) will allow you to add links to your social media accounts. It's in the bottom-right corner of the screen. Doing so will save your changes to your website. After fourteen days, you'll need to purchase a month-to-month plan to continue selling with BigCommerce. You can do so by clicking Select a plan at the top of your site's dashboard. Plans range from $29.95/month for a full eCommerce site to $249.95/month for a premium site with additional security and search features.

SUMMARY: Go to the BigCommerce website. Click START YOUR FREE TRIAL. Enter your email address. Click START FREE TRIAL. Enter your store information. Click CREATE YOUR STORE. Enter further store details. Click FINISH. Click Products. Click Add. Add a product's details. Click Save. Click Dashboard. Click Storefront Design. Review your store's design information. Click Save. Upgrade to a full BigCommerce account.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Cilantro grows very quickly no matter how you start it. It only takes around 4-6 weeks for cilantro to go from seed to harvest. However, seedlings in starter pots or grow kits may be ready to harvest in only 2 weeks. That said, cilantro grown from seeds rather than transplanted seedlings usually grows better and lasts longer. This is because cilantro has long taproots that don't like being disturbed (as happens during re-potting). Therefore, you have to decide whether it's worth saving 3 weeks or so of waiting in return for cilantro that may be less abundant and flavorful. At this height, the seedlings have a nice head start toward their ideal harvesting height of 6 inches (15cm), but the taproots still aren't too large. This makes the chances of a successful re-potting much higher. Add enough indoor potting mix to the new pot to make up for the depth difference between it and the cilantro's current pot (make your best guess). Try to pop out all of the soil in the current pot, if possiblework around the edges with a plastic knife to loosen the soil if needed. Place the soil and cilantro seedling in the new pot, then add potting mix around the sides to fill in the gaps. Spray the soil to moisten it after the transfer.

SUMMARY:
Plant seedlings instead of seeds to get fresh cilantro even quicker. Buy starter pots or grow kits with 2 to 3in (5.1 to 7.6cm) seedlings. Transfer the seedling and soil to a 12in (30cm) deep pot.