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Click your name tab in the upper-right corner of the Facebook window to do so. This text box, which usually has "What's on your mind?" written in it, is in the middle of the page, just below the cover photo and list of tabs. Doing so opens the status text box. By default, your posts will only be available for your friends to see, but you can change this by clicking the Friends drop-down box to the left of the Post button and then clicking a different privacy setting. It's at the bottom of the status window. Doing so will create your post and add it to your profile page. If you're friends with someone, you can click Comment below a post that they make and then enter a comment to add below their original post. Any friends who see your content will see this post in their News Feed pages as well.

summary: Go back to your profile. Click the status text box. Change your post's privacy if desired. Click Post. Comment on other people's posts.

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As a general rule, you only want a maximum of 1 inch (2.5cm) of each potato shoot exposed. Check your shoots daily to see if they are starting to emerge too far out of the soil. Then, simply add more growing medium to the pot. You'll likely need to repeat this process multiple times during the growing cycle. The process is similar to mounding potatoes that were planted in the ground. There is a quick and simple way to determine when/if you need to water. Stick a single finger into the soil. If the soil feels dry, then it is time to water again. Add water to the pot until it begins to drain out the bottom. If your potatoes do not get enough water, then they will be undersized or more susceptible to diseases and pests. In warmer temperatures, this may mean that you'll need to water your potato pots twice a day. Tailor your watering schedule to the needs of your particular potatoes. Position your potato pots so that they receive direct sun either in the morning or afternoon. While potatoes need the sunlight, they do not do well in temperatures over 80F (27C). This is why it is important that they get ample shade as well. Your potatoes may be receiving too much sun if the sprouts turn yellow or dry out shortly after shooting out of the dirt. This is the best sign that your potatoes are ready to dig up. You can either sift through the container's dirt by hand or dump it out and dig for the potatoes. Set aside each potato and make sure to wash them carefully before eating or storing. It's also a good idea to inspect each potato for fungus or mold. The outer skin should be firm and uniform in color without any white or mushy spots.

summary: Add more growing medium as the plant shoots up. Water your potatoes when the top 2 inches (5.1cm) of soil is dry. Expose your potatoes to a maximum of 6-8 hours of sunlight each day. Harvest your potatoes when their foliage turns yellow.

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There are a variety of health benefits to your kitten if you get it spayed or neutered. These benefits, in spite of the difficulty of surgery, make getting your kitten fixed worth the discomfort it may experience. For example, spayed cats will not suffer from ovarian or uterine cancer, or uterine infections, later in life. Getting a kitten spayed or neutered doesn't just affect the cat. It also can have a positive impact on you and your family. For example, spaying and neutering your kitten will eliminate the chances of an accidental pregnancy, which in turn will eliminate the chances of you having to deal with a litter of additional kittens. Spayed and neutered cats are also less likely to fight. This means that in a multi-cat household, female cats that are spayed are more likely to get along and male cats are likely to be less aggressive and less territorial. For male cats, this means they are less likely to spray in your home to mark their territory. Stopping your kitten from reproducing in the future helps to limit the pet population overall. Fewer cats that are capable of reproduction means that fewer cats can be produced overall. Also, if you are debating whether or not to have your kitten fixed, just remember that any kittens your kitten has in the future will take homes away from cats that live in shelters and that don't have families. In many cases, these cats are even put down due to a lack of space and resources.
summary: Consider the benefits to your kitten. Consider the benefits to your household. Consider the benefits to society.