In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Even though your seedling may not need this space yet, Confederate jasmine expands rapidly, and it will need this extra room soon enough. The pot must also have several drainage holes. Doing so prevents soil from falling through but allows water to pass out. Use a nutrient-rich, well-draining mix, like one composed of soil, compost, and sand. Push down on the stake until it stands against the bottom. Pack soil around it until the pole is firmly fixed in place. Tip the seedling container onto its side and gently squeeze the plastic with one hand. With the other hand, guide or "wiggle" the jasmine out. The soil should remain intact around the roots. Add more potting mix around it until it you bring the soil level up to where it was in its seedling container. Pack the soil around the seedling to keep it firmly in place. Use a watering can to pour water onto the soil until the surface looks visibly damp. Pause for a minute or so after you water the soil to allow the water to settle. If the surface no longer appears damp, give the soil more water. Continue pausing and watering until the surface stays wet even after you allow the water to settle. Stop once the top of the soil is about 2 inches (5 centimeters) below the rim of the pot.
Summary: Select a large container with a diameter between 18 and 24 inches (46 to 61 centimeters). Place coffee filters over the drainage holes. Fill 1/2 to 2/3 of the pot with a potting mix. Fix a pole, stake, or small trellis into the soil, near the side of the container. Remove the confederate jasmine from its seedling container, soil and all. Place the seedling in the pot. Saturate the soil and roots with water. Fill the pot with additional soil as the stem grows.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: There are a lot of online programs that allow you to "gamble" without actually spending any money. Spend some time practicing the different games you'd like to play when you get to the casino. Common casino games are: Poker Blackjack Slots Baccarat Roulette Craps Decide beforehand how much money you're willing to spend, and assume that you aren't going to win anything. If you can, bring a set amount of cash with you with the intention that once it's gone for the day, you'll leave the casino. This helps you to win by reducing your chances of losing more and more money. Also, if you know you have a limited amount of funds, you'll be more choosy when deciding which games to play. If you're going gambling for several days in a row, try putting your allotted gambling money into a separate envelope for each daythat way you won't accidentally start using money that's meant for the end of the week on a Monday! Casinos are designed to be disorientingthere are no clocks, no windows, and the games are set into various labyrinth patterns so it's easy to lose track of the time! Take a trip to the casino during the daytime and take a look around when you won't be distracted by the hustle and bustle of nighttime gambling. An added bonus of visiting when it's less busyyou may be able to play a game while a dealer gives you a breakdown of the technical aspects. You're likely to spend more money and pay less attention to the games when you're drinking alcohol, which is easy to do if the casino you're at offers free drinks. If you're going to imbibe, try to pace yourself by having a glass of water between each alcoholic drink. It can be tempting to drink a lot of free complementary beveragesbut remember, casinos are able to offer so much free alcohol because they're calculating how much money they're winning every day from people losing their games. The longer you stay at a casino, the higher the chances are that you'll lose moneythe odds are always in the house's favor! So set a time limit for several hours, and after that time, call it quits. If you've won money, that's great! If not, take a break and come back refreshed the next day. It's so easy to lose track of time in a casinoand the longer you spend there, the more money you will be spending. If you have a budget and still have money left when your timer goes off, transfer that money over to the next day's budget. If you win big, cash out and leave the casino. The chances of you hitting a big winning streak, tempting though that is, are very, very low. Casinos will want to keep you in there after you win so that they have a chance to win their money back. Experts suggest cashing out and walking away after you've won. Some casinos will even start offering you free things: a room for the night, meals, and gifts, in an effort to get you to stay and play. It's okay to accept the gifts (because who doesn't want a complimentary room for the night?)just remember to leave the gambling area!
Summary: Practice different games before heading to the casinos. Set a budget for yourself before you head to the casino. Learn the layout of a casino by visiting during the day. Stay hydrated and don't consume too much alcohol. Keep track of the time by wearing a watch or setting a phone timer. Leave while you're ahead so you don't risk losing your winnings.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: When submitting your 2 weeks notice, you should write it as an actual typed and printed letter rather than an e-mail. This letter should be handed over to your boss in person. While writing an e-mail may seem easier and quicker, it is generally considered less professional and will usually be frowned upon. Do not mail your 2 weeks notice through the postal system or through your office mail system. Doing so may cause a delay, and by the time your employer gets your notice, your 2 weeks may already be halfway finished. Per standard rules for writing a formal letter, you should type the date in month-day-year format in the upper left corner of the page. The month should be spelled out, but the day and year should be in numerical format. Example: June 26, 2013 Note that you do not usually need to include a return address above the date since your address would be the same as your employer's address. You can, however, use company letterhead with the address on it if you choose to. If you are using company letterhead, you may opt to skip the inside recipient's address, as well, since this is a letter sent from within a single company. Including the address is a good idea, however, since it allows you to address the letter specifically to your boss. Include your employer's personal title and full name on the first line. Write the street address on the following line and the city, state, and zip code on the line after that. Skip a line in between the date and the inside address. Skip another line in between the inside address and the salutation that follows it. The address itself should be single-spaced, though. Your letter should open with "Dear (boss's name)." Never use a vague or general salutation like "To Whom It May Concern." Address your boss in the same way you usually do, even if that method is fairly casual. For instance, if you are on a first name basis with your boss, write "Dear Jennifer." If you are only on a professional, last name basis with your boss, stick with "Dear Ms. Smith." Skip a line after your salutation before you begin writing the body of your letter. Each body paragraph should be single-spaced, but there should be a blank line in between each separate paragraph. None of the paragraphs need to be indented. Keep your letter down to a single page at maximum. In order to maintain a friendly, positive tone, you need to offer a closing that seems a little warmer and more sincere than the usual "Regards," "Thanks," or "Sincerely." A few examples of possible closings include: Warmest possible regards Best wishes for your continued success Warmest thanks for everything through now With sincerest gratitude and warmest wishes Type your full name 4 lines below your closing and sign your name in between the closing and the typed name.
Summary:
Write a letter, not an e-mail. Type the date in the upper left corner. Consider including an inside address. Address your employer directly in the salutation. Write the body of your notice. Use a warm closing. Type and sign your name.