Oregano can be grown from seeds or clippings, so if you already have some oregano plants, you may want to use clippings instead of buying new seeds. When using seeds, you can generally expect that roughly of the seeds won't grow, so you may want to plant several. Clippings should only be taken from established plants. You should wait until the roots of your plants are well developed and new growth begins appearing before taking clippings. Oregano is a plant that loves sunshine and soil that drains well, so you should choose a planting location that has these two features. If you live in a colder part of the world, you may want to start your plant indoors and transfer it outside when the weather warms up. Oregano grows best in moderately fertilized soil. It's unlikely that you'll need to add compost or fertilizer for it to grow well. A fully grown oregano plant will be about 2 to 2 ft tall (61 to 76 cm) and about 2 ft wide (61 cm). For best results in your garden, you should give your oregano about 10 in (25 cm) of space between plants. If you plan on growing your oregano indoors, choose a pot that is about 1 ft (30.5 cm) in diameter. This way your plant has adequate room to grow. You can plant your oregano as early as 6 to 10 weeks before the last predicted frost of spring. However, in colder regions or during a cold snap, you may want to protect your plants with a layer of hay. In place of hay, you can also use bed sheets, blankets, or plastic sheeting. To prevent damage to budding plants, you can use stakes to prop up your covering. Once the sun has risen and the air warmed, you should remove your covering from the plants. When using hay, you should remove it from covering the plants after the last frost.
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One-sentence summary -- Choose between seeds or clippings. Select your planting location. Plan extra space for multiple plants. Plant early for a head start.

Q: If the fish is being served whole, you'll want to cut the head off first, just behind the gills. Next, hold the body with your fork, and use your knife to the belly open, starting at the head and ending at the tail. Pull open the body, and remove the backbone. You can do this by placing the tip of your knife under the spine, then lifting it out with your fork. If you can't remove the bones, simply eat around them. Don't flip the fish over to eat the flesh from the other side of the bones. This is bad etiquette. Instead, use your fork to lift the bone up and pull the flesh away. Most fish fillets will be de-boned, but you will still want to be careful. If you bite into a bone, simply pull it out of your mouth with your fingers, and set it down onto the side of your plate. Some people like to eat the skin of their fish. Other people like to peel it away first using a fork and knife. If you ordered pasta, likely the shrimp and prawns will already come peeled and deveined. If you ordered them as a dish, they may come whole. In this case, you'll need to the pull off the head and tail, then the shell. Be sure to pull out the black thread along the back and discard it before eating the shrimp or prawn. To eat a peeled and headless prawn or shrimp: grip it by the tail, bite the body off, and discard the tail. When peeling shrimp, it is easiest to start from the underside of the body, where the legs are. Crack the claws and legs with special cracker, then pull meat out with fork or pick. Some restaurants will also offer to serve the meat already extracted from the shell for you. When eating a bowl of clams or mussels, see if you can find an intact shell, then use it to grip and pull the fleshy bits from the shells. You can also use a fork instead, if you'd like.
A: Fillet and de-bone whole fish before eating it. Eat fish fillets and steaks with a fork and knife. Don't eat the shell, vein, tail, or head on shrimp or prawns. Eat crab and lobster directly from the shell with a fork. Use a fork or shell to pull the flesh away from clams and mussels.

Article: Do not use a hot comb on hair that has been chemically relaxed since it's already weakened. Grow your hair out an inch (2.5 cm) or more before you try to use a hot comb, and then only use it on the new growth. Hair should be clean and dry before you attempt to straighten it. You'll have more success with the hot comb if you've already stretched your hair out, so blow dry it as straight as possible. Separate it into sections and run a brush through it as you dry. To protect your hair from the high heat, apply some product to each section of hair before you straighten it. Purchase a special heat protectant spray at a drugstore or beauty supply store, or use a carrier oil you already have at home. Use avocado or sunflower oil since they have higher burn points than other oils. Use a regular plastic-tooth comb and make sure you can run it through your hair from root to tip without resistance before you begin. If you leave tangles in, the hot comb will snag on them and is more likely to burn your hair. Each section should only take up about half the length of the comb as well as half of its width. Depending on the size of your comb, you will probably want to make your sections one to two inches (2.5 to 5 cm) wide. Gather each section back with a hair clip or pin.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Grow out your hair if it's been chemically treated. Wash and dry your hair. Apply a heat protectant to your hair. Comb all the tangles out of your hair. Separate your hair into small sections.

Article: Unlike some pets, you can't just put a fish tank or fish bowl in the car and go. Instead, you need to figure out how you will transport them. Most fish can survive for around 48 hours of travel, but beyond that you increase the risk that they will not survive. When you stop for the night, you need to take the fish with you. Don't leave them unattended in cars or trailers. If you need to fly with your fish, contact the airline to find out what requirements they have for transporting fish. Some of the water in your aquarium should be changed prior to moving and transporting the aquarium. This helps ensure that the water in the tank is clean. Switch out 20 percent of the water in the aquarium daily for five days prior to transporting the aquarium. When you are travelling, you don't want your fish to mess up the water more than they have to. Fish can go around a week without food, so they will be fine during your move. Don't give them food for 24 to 48 hours prior to transporting them. You shouldn't pack the fish until you are ready to go. They shouldn't be packed and waiting to be transported. You want to take as little time as possible to transport your fish. You should also plan to unpack your fish as soon as you reach your destination. They should be the first thing you unpack. Fish are not pets that are easily transported. You shouldn't take them on vacation with you or carry them around in a vehicle for fun. Fish are very fragile, which means you should only transport them when it is absolutely necessary, like when you are moving.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Plan for transporting your fish. Change the water for a few days before moving. Avoid feeding your fish for one to two days before moving. Wait until the last possible moment to pack the fish. Avoid unnecessary travel with your fish.