Article: Sugar cane is easiest to find during the harvest season, in late summer and early fall. If you can't find sugar cane plants at your local garden center, it can often be found at roadside stands and farmer's markets. Asian groceries also often stock sugar cane plants. Look for long, thick stems, which are more likely to produce healthy new plants. The stems have joints, and a new plant will sprout from each one. Keeping this in mind, buy as many stems as you need to produce the size crop you want. Leave three to four joints per piece, to make it more likely that each piece will produce a few sprouts. If the stems have any leaves or flowers, go ahead and remove them. Sugar cane stems are planted horizontally on their sides, in four-inch deep furrows, or trenches. They need full sun, so choose an area that isn't shaded. Dig furrows long enough to fit each piece of cane you're planting, and space the furrows one foot apart. Use a spade or hoe, rather than a shovel, to make it easier to dig the furrows. Use a hose to lightly moisten the furrows to prepare them for the sugar cane. Make sure the water has drained and there are no remaining puddles before you plant. Place the stems horizontally into the furrows. Cover them with soil. Do not plant stems upright, or they will not grow. In the spring, usually in April or May, shoots will start to grow from the nodes of the stems. You'll see them breaking through the soil to form individual sugar cane stalks, which will grow quite tall by summer's end.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Select healthy sugar cane plants. Split the sugar cane stems into foot-long pieces. Dig furrows in a sunny planting spot. Moisten the furrows. Plant the sugar cane. Wait for the sugar cane to grow.

Problem: Article: Unlike women, men tend to show more physical symptoms regarding depression. Although there are some similarities between the genders, men tend to experience more unique signs. The need to hold in emotions can actually create physical pain. Some of the main physical signs include: Headaches Backaches Joint pain Stomach pain (digestive issues) Chest pain These are just some of the physical symptoms that men experience while suffering from depression. What's more, these physical symptoms can easily be associated with other issues, making it hard to recognize that depression is even at play. Women tend to gain weight when they're depressed, while men are more likely to lose weight. However, some men do wind up gaining weight due to overeating. Either way, look for a change in their weight. It will likely be due to a change in appetite over a change in physical activity. Someone who typically eats ravenously may no longer feel like clearing their plate. A man who often would not eat large meals may start eating all day, often on junk food. Ultimately, how the weight change manifests is determined by the individual. A common sign of depression in men is self-medicating, either through drugs, alcohol, or any other form of abuse. It is a way to further mask what is really occurring. These substances temporarily block out how the man feels, but ultimately bring on the emotions with a renewed fervor once they wear off leading the man to self-medicate over and over in a vicious cycle. Addiction can actually exacerbate depression, too. Both disorders (addiction and depression, that is) affect neurotransmitters, making it hard to see which disorder came first. Unfortunately, depression and alcohol, when combined, can create violent behavior. 40% of violent crimes involve alcohol, which is a prevalence that should not be ignored. If you think a man in your life is depressed, pay attention to his impulsivity and reckless behavior. Has he been taking more physical risks? Has his driving became increasingly more aggressive? These risky behaviors may be a sign of depression. Remember, if this man is an aggressive driver, that does not automatically mean that he's depressed. Men who are suffering from depression will show multiple signs. These types of behaviors are common signs, and are generally paired with emotional and physical symptoms as well. A man who's depressed will often display a loss of interest in work, family, and once-pleasurable activities, including sex. This often is easiest observed in a refusal to go out and do normal activities that he once enjoyed. Instead, he would rather stay at home and keep to himself. This is a symptom that is constant and applies to all environments at work, at home, and with friends. A lack of interest in spending time with others can result in someone who is withdrawn from friends and family, putting stress on their relationships, ultimately worsening the problem. The individual may also have trouble going to work or continuing their productivity at work, putting their job on the line, too. A man with depression will often feel extremely tired or fatigued. He will likely sleep a lot (or try to) and stay at home doing nothing yet despite this staying home and doing nothing, he's still tired. He'll likely be so tired partly because he has trouble sleeping. This includes falling asleep, staying asleep, or waking too early. This is often readily observed in him tossing and turning while trying to get to sleep. Every night is a restless night filled with unfulfilling sleep, resulting in him being tired all day, every day.
Summary: Note if they're in any physical pain. Notice a change in their weight. Take note of any new bad habits. Notice if he takes part in risky behaviors. Pay attention to their interest level in activities they enjoy. Take note of how tired he is.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Trucks cannot stop as quickly as a car or motorcycle, so it's particularly important when driving in front of a truck to to give the truck driver plenty of space in case they do need to stop. If can see the truck's headlights in your rearview mirror, you are out of the front blind spot and a safe distance in front of the truck. A truck's large size means that truckers do not have rearview mirrors and must rely on side mirrors to see cars behind them. Driving behind a truck also means you cannot see what's happening in front of them. Stay out of the no-zone directly behind the truck and give the truck plenty of space to slow down or stop. You should leave about 20-25 car lengths, or a four-second distance, between you and the truck in front of you. As often as possible, try to keep both of the truck's side mirrors visible in front of you. This allows the truck driver to see you and be aware of you as well. In poor weather conditions, leave even more space between you and the truck. Trucks will sometimes need to swing wide to make a turn, taking up additional lanes, so be extra aware if you are beside or behind a turning truck. Give the truck plenty of space. Don't cut between the truck and the curb, and be aware that trucks cannot slow down as quickly as smaller vehicles.

SUMMARY: Give ample space when in front. Avoid tailgating. Take extra care when turning.

Avoid flats with long skirts. In many cases, though not all, flats worn with maxi-skirts can make a woman look dowdy. If you do wear ballet flats with mid- to maxi-skirts, consider a less-than-flat ballet flat with a slightly elevated heel. Select a pair of less decorative flats for casual occasions. Otherwise, you risk making your legs look disproportionate. You may choose a formal style, such as a simple flat made of black or brown leather. For example, try matching a decorative pair of flats with a nice sundress for a garden party or other outdoor dress-up occasion.
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Wear flats with knee-length or above-the-knee skirts, capri pants or Bermuda shorts. Select a pair of decorative flats to dress an outfit up. Also avoid flats with skinny pants unless you have narrow hips. Avoid casual flats at the office or in other professional settings. Consider flats for some semi-formal occasions.