INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Cold water takes a long time to absorb flavor from other ingredients, so you'll need to let your tea steep for at least 8 to 12 hours. Keep it cool in the fridge while it slowly picks up the flavor and color of the hibiscus. Cover the tea with foil or plastic wrap to protect it from drips and crumbs. When the tea has gained a satisfying flavor and color, remove it from the fridge. Fill cups with ice and pour the tea through a strainer or paper filter to remove the flowers and whatever other ingredients you added. Your iced tea is now ready to enjoy! For presentation, you can re-garnish each glass with cinnamon, lime, etc. if you wish.

SUMMARY: Refrigerate overnight. Strain and serve over ice.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Depending on how hot and sunny it is, you may end up watering as seldom as once per week to as often as every single day. Once the tree have matured, after about 3 years, you only need to water it during droughts. This is because the roots have grown deep enough to reach the damp soil. Test the soil's moisture by sticking your finger into it. If the soil feels dry, it's time to water. Choose a 8-3-9 or 10-10-10 time-release fertilizer, and apply it in a 20in (51cm) radius around the base of the tree. Drag a gardening fork through the fertilizer to mix it into the soil. Do this once or twice each week, starting in late winter and finishing in the fall. You can also use an organic fertilizer made from rotted manure and plants. Read the instructions that came with your fertilizer to find out exactly when, how much, and how often you should use it. Each brand will be different. Once the tree matures after 2 to 3 years, you should use twice as much fertilizer. This includes things like mulch, grass, weeds, and other ground coverings. All of these things can harbor pests that can harm your tree. To prevent this, keep a 10 to 12in (25 to 30cm) radius around the base of the trunk free of any mulch or vegetation. Vegetation includes things like grass and weeds. Remove the weeds 3 to 4 times per year for the first 2 years. After that, you only need to remove the weeds 1 or 2 times per year. Removing the diseased area is the safest, surest method. In some cases, such as with blight or gray leaf spot, you may be able to use fungicides. In more extreme cases, such as stripe cankers, you'll have to remove the diseased portion. Watch out for: blight (gray leaf spot), brown root, pink disease, and stripe canker. Don't toss the diseased bark and stems into the compost bin or you'll contaminate it. You need to destroy them. Disinfect your tools afterwards with rubbing alcohol or a solution of 1 part bleach and 9 parts water. Insecticides are not very effective because they don't kill the eggs. If you don't kill the eggs, then they will hatch, and you'll have to deal with the pests all over again. Common cinnamon pests include: borers, caterpillars, jumping plant louse, leaf miners, and mites. Be sure to peel back the bark and treat the area underneath it. This is where all the eggs tend to be. When in doubt, treat the entire stem.

SUMMARY: Wait until the top 2 inches (5.1cm) are dry before watering the tree. Apply a time-release fertilizer between late winter and early fall. Keep a clear 10 to 12in (25 to 30cm) radius around tree. Treat diseased areas with fungicides or remove them. Eliminate pests with herbicides.

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SUMMARY: Click on your name located at the top right corner of your Windows Live session. Click on "Sign out from Windows Live Mail.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: A thesis statement conveys to the reader the points and/or arguments you wish to make in a paper. It serves as a road map by telling the reader the direction of your argument or analysis and how you will interpret the importance of the subject. In the most simple of terms, a thesis statement answers the question, "What is this paper about?" Additionally, a thesis statement is an assertion, not a fact or observation. Facts are used within the paper to support your thesis. takes a stand, meaning it announces your position towards a particular topic. is the main idea and explains what you intend to discuss. answers a specific question and explains how you plan to support your argument. is debatable. Someone should be able to argue an alternate position, or conversely, support your claims. You want your thesis statement to be identifiable as a thesis statement. You do this by taking a very particular tone and using specific kinds of phrasing and words. Use words like "because" and language which is firm and definitive. Example thesis statements with good statement language include: "Because of William the Conqueror's campaign into England, that nation developed the strength and culture it would need to eventually build the British Empire." "Hemingway significantly changed literature by normalizing simplistic writing and frank tone." Because of the role thesis statements play, they appear at the beginning of the paper, usually at the end of the first paragraph or somewhere in the introduction. Although most people look for the thesis at the end of the first paragraph, its location can depend on a number of factors such as how lengthy of an introduction you need before you can introduce your thesis or the length of your paper. Thesis statements are clear and to-the-point, which helps the reader identify the topic and direction of the paper, as well as your position towards the subject.

SUMMARY:
State your thesis statement correctly. Get the sound right. Know where to place a thesis statement. Limit a thesis statement to one or two sentences in length.