INPUT ARTICLE: Article: It's the button with the Windows icon in the lower-left corner. This searches for the command prompt and displays it at the top of the Windows Start menu. It has an icon that resembles a black screen with a white prompt. Right-clicking this icon displays a menu to the right of the Command Prompt icon. This opens the Command Prompt with administrative privileges. You must be signed in to Windows using an administrative account in order to run the Command Prompt as an administrator. This is the first line to shut down a computer. To see a complete list of shutdown commands, type shutdown /? in the Command Prompt. Type this one space after "shutdown" on the same line. Replace "computername" with the actual name of the target computer. If you want to shut down the target computer type "/s" one space after the computer name. To restart the computer, type "/r" one space after the computer name. Type this one space after "/s" or "/r". This forces all programs to close on the remote computer. Note: The user may lose unsaved work if programs are forced to close without saving. Continue to the next step to learn how to alert the user and give them a few seconds to save their work before the computer or shuts down or restarts. The entire command so far should look something similar to this: shutdown \workspace1 /r /f. Press Enter to restart the computer immediately. Continue to the next step to add a timer with a comment. This goes one space after "/f" on the same line. This allows to you send a message to the target computer. This goes one space after "/c". The message should alert the user of the remote computer that the computer will shutdown. For example, you could type "This computer will restart. Please save all work". Make sure the message is in quotation marks (" ") . This goes one space after the message in the previous step. This is how you can give the user a few seconds to save their work before the computer shuts down. For example, /t 60 would give the user sixty seconds to save their work before their computer shuts down or restarts. This executes the command. The entire command should look something similar to this: shutdown m\workspace1 /r /f /c "This computer will restart in 60 seconds. Please save all work." /t 60. If you receive a message that says Access Denied, make sure you are signed in to an administrative account and that you have administrative access to the target computer. See Method 3 to learn how to enable File and Printer Sharing on both computers and allow it through the Windows Firewall. If you are unable to connect to the registry on the target computer, see Method 4 to learn how to edit the registry on the target computer.

SUMMARY: Click the Start button . Type cmd. Right-click Command Prompt. Click Run as administrator. Type shutdown in the Command Prompt. Type m \computername. Type /s or /r one space after the computer name. Type /f. Type /c. Type a message in quotation marks. Type /t followed by the number of seconds. Press Enter.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Ultimately, a controlling mother may try and run your life, but you are in ultimate control of things. Remembering this will help you take her "suggestions" in stride, and move out from under her control. Every discussion doesn't have to turn into an argument -- you get to choose what gets blown up and out of proportion as well. If the advice or controlling doesn't really affect you, try to politely nod and move on with your life. Instead of feeling like you need to heed her every word, start viewing her controlling statements as just another piece of advice. Acknowledge her words, and let her know you'll think about them seriously. Show her that you are listening and you care about her opinion by thanking her when she has a good idea or helps you out. This will also make it easier to politely turn down a suggestion or break from her "established" rules, as you can show that you are objectively heeding her good advice and ignoring the bad. You need a spot to go when you want to be alone, and you should use this space when you feel an unwanted fight brewing or need some time to run your own life. Separation is key to maintaining healthy, happy relationships of any kind, so make sure you have boundaries you can stick by. Setting boundaries is important when dealing with controlling mothers. If you want privacy in your room, ask for it and stand by your decision. Similarly, you mother should know the times you want to spend alone, such as with friends, and when not to visit. Talk to your mom from time to time. She may be controlling because she doesn't know what is going on in your life. Thus, she may overreact and try and control everything about you, hoping to become a major figure again as you're growing up. Talking to your mom openly and honestly about your plans, hopes, and goals is a great way to slowly break down the need to control you. Are there some things she controls and some she doesn't? Are there times of the day, like after work, where she seems stressed and hard to deal with? Remember, parent's have their own lives to deal with, and it is impossible to fully separate that work life from their home persona. So, notice what issues make her controlling, and the times of the day she is most demanding. Avoid these times, or find ways to make them easier for her and lower stress. Being a parent is hard, hard work. Moms are tasked with raising needy, clueless children into responsible, helpful adults, all while living their own lives as well. You mean the world to your mom, and her methods may seem controlling to you, but that is only because she wants the best life for her son or daughter. Recognizing that she comes from a place of love will make it easier to accept her for her controlling tendencies.

SUMMARY: Remind yourself that you are in control of your life. Look at her comments as advice, not law. Recognize and thank her for good ideas. Carve out a personal space. Make your own desires clear and consistent. Notice the patterns of your mom's behavior. Remember that her desire to control you is based in love.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: You do not need to prune the tree since the harvesting process will take care of that. You'll know when the tree is ready for harvesting when the bark turns brown and the leaves grow firm. Choose 4 to 6 straight, healthy-looking stems, then use a fine-toothed saw to cut them down until they are 1.5 to 2.5 inches (3.8 to 6.4cm) long. Make sure the cuts at 30-degree angles, slanting towards the middle/inside of the tree. It would be even better to do so during the rainy season as the bark will be easier to peel away. Something between 3 and 4 inches (7.6 and 10.2cm) would be ideal. Use a sharp knife to slice the bark apart lengthwise (from top-to-bottom) on each mini shoot. If the harvested stem was older, you may have to cut a little into the wood. Use your fingers or a knife to pry the bark away from the wood. Once you have the bark peeled off, set it out in a shady area for about 4 to 5 days so that it can dry out. The bark will start to curl up naturally on its own after you peel it. This is your cinnamon stick! like many other spices, cinnamon can last a long time. This means that your original batch of harvested cinnamon should last you until the next harvest. You can harvest 4 to 6 stems every 2 years. If this is an indoor tree, you can cut the stems shorter if they are growing too long. Left to itself, a cinnamon tree can grow up to 8 feet (2.4m). Don't harvest the same stems each time.

SUMMARY:
Wait until the tree is 2 years old before you harvest it. Cut 4 to 6 stems to the ground between late spring and late summer. Cut the shoots into shorter lengths, then score the bark. Peel the bark off of the mini shoots, then set it out to dry. Wait 2 years before harvesting the cinnamon again.