INPUT ARTICLE: Article: If you decide to sow the seeds directly outdoors instead of starting them early, you will need to wait until late April, or three to four weeks after the last frost in your area. Note that late April is the earliest you can sow seeds outdoors, but you can continue sowing seeds all the way through May. Directly sowing the seeds outdoors is actually recommended for cleome plants. Some of the best varieties to choose for direct sowing include Cherry Queen, Mauve Queen, Pink Queen, Purple Queen, Rose Queen, and Ruby Queen. Cleome grows best in full sun to light shade. These flowers can grow in most soil types, but the best soil for cleome will be soil that drains well. When planting cleome in a mixed flower bed, consider planting them toward the back of the bed. Cleome tend to grow taller than most flowers. Pull any weeds from the soil and remove any debris, such as rocks or sticks. Even though cleome grows best in well-draining soil, you do not need to amend the soil in your garden, even if it isn't loose and well-draining. Cleome can survive in a wide range of soil types. Use your fingertip to make an indentation in the soil no deeper than 1/4 inch (6 mm). Drop one seed inside the indentation, then sprinkle a very light, small amount of soil on top. The seeds should be sown 1 to 3 inches (2.5 to 7.6 cm) apart from one another. If the soil is too hard to press into using your finger, you could use the tip of a small garden spade, instead. After sowing the seeds, you should keep the soil moist by lightly showering it with a small amount of water from a watering can or spray bottle. The "mist" setting on a garden hose nozzle can also be used. At no point should you flood the soil. Avoid letting water puddle up on the surface. When the cleome plants are about 1 to 2 inches (2.5 to 5 cm) tall, pull out the weakest looking seedlings so that 1 to 1.5 inches (2.5 to 3.8 cm) of empty space can remain in between the strongest ones. Pull up the weak seedlings gently and carefully. If you are too rough, you might accidentally rip up some of the seedlings you want to keep, as well. Note that the seeds should sprout within 7 to 14 days.

SUMMARY: Know when to start. Choose the right location. Prepare the area. Sow the seeds on the surface of the soil. Water well. Thin the seedlings as they sprout.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: This is a very quick and easy way to make a heating pad. All you need is a zip-lock freezer bag, and some uncooked rice. Make sure the freezer bag is microwave safe, if not it'll melt and smoke and be a disaster. If you have just found a freezer bag around the kitchen and aren't sure if it's microwave safe, don't use it. Once you are certain you have a bag you can use in the microwave, pour in some rice. Fill the bag so that it is about three quarters full with uncooked rice and then secure it with the zip-lock across the top. Warm it up in the microwave for a minute, adding another seconds to a minute if necessary. Once it is heated up, take it out out the microwave and wrap it in a hand towel or other piece of insulating fabric. You don't want to put the heated bag directly onto your skin.
Summary: Grab a zip-lock freezer bag. Pour rice into the bag. Pop it in the microwave.

Go to https://www.icloud.com/ in your browser. This will take you to the iCloud login page. Enter your Apple ID email address and password, then click in the right side of the "Password" text field. Skip this step if iCloud opens to a dashboard with several apps listed. It's in the bottom row of apps on your iCloud dashboard. This heading is at the top of the page. Clicking it prompts a drop-down menu. It's in the drop-down menu. Doing so will prompt iCloud to begin looking for your Apple Watch. You should now see your Apple Watch's location on the map.
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One-sentence summary -- Open the iCloud website. Log into iCloud. Click Find iPhone. Click All Devices. Select your Apple Watch. Review the results.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Surfactants dissolve in water and reduce the surface tension on your hair, which helps the product remove dirt from the area. That sounds good, but some surfactants, like sulfates, can also be damaging to your hair, as they strip it of its natural oils. When using the Curly Girl method, avoid products with these ingredients. Look for products that are labeled "sulfate-free" to help you choose the best option for your hair. In addition, read the ingredient list to look for sulfates. Even if a product is labeled "sulfate-free," it may still contain sulfate ingredients. That's because the manufacturer is typically referring to more damaging sulfates, such as sodium lauryl sulfate. Go over the ingredient list carefully to find sulfate ingredients before deciding if a product is Curly Girl approved. Common sulfates include alkylbenzene sulfonate, sodium cocoyl sarcosinate, ammonium or sodium xylenesulfonate, and dioctyl sodium sulfosuccinate. Look for words or endings like "sulfate," "sulfoacetate," "sulfonate," and "sulfouccinate." These products tend to build up on your hair over time because they coat your hair to give it shine. They keep moisture from getting into your hair, and to get them out, you need harsh products that contain sulfates. Therefore, it's best to avoid them. Read the ingredient list to find ones with endings like "-xane," "-cone," "-col," and "-conol" so that you can avoid products that contain them. Common ingredients that fall into this category include dimethiconol, cetyl dimethicone, dimethicone, cetearyl methicone, and stearyl dimethicone. Use the same rues when buying styling products. Sometimes, proteins can make your hair dry and brittle. You're more susceptible to this issue if your hair is coarse, so if you're having this problem, check the ingredient list for proteins. Look for things like soy proteins, wheat proteins, amino acids, collagen, and keratin.

SUMMARY:
Skip products with sulfates in them. Avoid products with silicone ingredients that aren't water soluble. Don't use products with proteins if you're still having hair problems.