Problem: Article: Wait until after all signs of frost have passed, and average soil temperatures are at least 50F (10C). Alternatively, you can sow the hollyhock seeds directly in the ground at this time (0.25 to 0.5in (0.64 to 1.27cm) deep) if you did not start the plants indoors. Test the ground temperature with a soil thermometer by sticking it roughly 5 to 6 inches (13 to 15cm) into the ground (according to its instructions), or simply estimate the soil temperature according to a growing guide for your local area. Hollyhocks can be grown in a number of climates and environments. That said, your plants are more likely to thrive if your garden provides them with at least 6 hours of daily sunlight. Hollyhocks can tolerate partial shade as long as they get at least 6 hours of sun daily, but the flowers may be smaller and the colors not as vibrant. Because hollyhocks grow so tall, they tower above many garden flowers, making them more vulnerable to winds and precipitation. Plant them near a wall, tucked into a corner of fencing, or in a garden with other flowers of similar height. Keep an eye on your potential growing spot after a decent rain shower. If the soil remains moist more than 1 inch (2.5cm) deep (check with your finger) the next day, but isn't muddy or puddled with water, it will be okay for hollyhocks. Hollyhocks do best when grown in nutrient-rich soil. Consider mixing in organic compost and/or aged manure to enhance the nutrient level in your planting area. Hollyhocks are fairly tolerant in regards to soil pH, and can thrive in conditions ranging from 6.0 to 8.0. But you still may want to test your soil and amend its pH if necessary. If they are a particularly tall variety, you may even want to go with 18 to 36in (46 to 91cm) spacing. Transplant seedlings with the soil surrounding their roots, at a depth that puts this transplanted soil either level with or just slightly above the existing garden soil. If you're direct sowing seeds into the soil, plant the seeds 3 to 6in (7.6 to 15.2cm) apart and 0.25 to 0.5in (0.64 to 1.27cm) deep, and thin the seedlings to the larger spacing of your choice. You don't need to drown them, however. Just make sure the ground is moistened to a depth greater than 1 inch (2.5cm). Use your finger to test it. The mulch helps to keep the soil moist, provides a weed barrier, and creates an environment for seeds to burrow into in the fall for spring germination. You can make organic mulch out of shredded leaves and yard trimmings, or buy it at any garden center. Spread the mulch evenly around the base of the plant don't pile it up against the stalk.
Summary: Plant the hollyhocks outdoors in the spring. Choose a sunny garden location. Pick a spot that's sheltered from the wind. Look for an area where the soil stays moist but drains well. Enrich the soil with organic compost if needed. Space plants 12 to 24in (30 to 61cm) apart when transplanting them. Give each transplant or seed a good initial watering. Surround each plant with 2 to 3 inches (5.1 to 7.6cm) of organic mulch.

Problem: Article: Engage with the world and let it make an impact on you instead of brushing things off or being dismissive. When you acknowledge that something matters to you, you open the path to caring about it more deeply. Sure, it might be cooler to act like you just don't care. But when you ignore how much something means to you, you're losing an opportunity to gain wisdom from the situation. Sometimes taking things personally might mean you have to be outside the norm. For example, maybe a group of people in your English class never do the required reading. They think it's ridiculous to waste time reading novels, and they sit in the back of class chatting and texting instead of paying attention. If you care about getting a good grade, and you see the value in studying literature, you'll have to be brave enough to do your work and pay attention in class, even if it doesn't win you points with your classmates. Are you sarcastic a lot? Is your default response to something new you learn usually dismissive or cynical? You aren't alone. But think about the most interesting people you knowthe self-assured ones who know where they're going in life. They probably all share the quality of being earnest and positive when they discuss what they care about. Instead of trying to hide their passions behind a veil of sarcasm, they proudly display what makes them tick. Don't be afraid to try new things. Instead of instantly dismissing something new to you, give it a chance to move you. Instead of acting like you don't care about things, try talking proudly about what drives you. Frame what you care about as something to show off instead of something to hide. Caring doesn't always feel good. In fact, it can feel downright lousy, like when it comes in the form of guilt or sadness. But letting yourself feel deeplyeven when you emotions are painfulis what caring is all about. As a reward, you'll have better relationships and be more engaged with the world around you. For example, it might be tempting to ignore the feelings of sadness you have about your grandmother who is in a nursing home and loves when you come to visit her. But when you let yourself care, when you have the courage to deal with the sadness and go visit your grandmother, you won't regret your decision to follow your heart. Some of your most important cares are probably related to people in your life. Caring about people is what drives relationships forward and makes them fulfilling. Sometimes just spending more time with people close to you can influence how much you care about them. The better you get to know them, the more you'll care about them. In romantic relationships, people often hold back emotionally because they're afraid of being hurt. No one wants to be in the position of caring more than the other person. Caring takes courage. It requires putting yourself out there, even if you're not sure what you'll get in return. You can learn a lot about caring by spending time with other people who do. Surround yourself with people who are caring and helpful, rather than people who are callous or self-centered. Watch how caring people interact with others and approach new situations, and emulate their behavior. Once you start caring, you'll find it comes more naturally to you.
Summary: Let yourself be more affected. Be less dismissive. Feel emotions instead of trying to escape from them. Work on strengthening your relationships with people. Spend time with other people who care.

Problem: Article: " " Going forward, all incoming calls will be transferred to the phone number you specified. Alternately, you can tap specifically on the call forwarding setting you want changed. For example, if you only want calls transferred when you are outside of a service area, select "If Not Reachable."
Summary:
Tap on or press the green "Send" or "Call" button on your Blackberry. Press the Blackberry Menu key to access your phone's call settings. Scroll to and select "Options," then "Call Forwarding. Press the Blackberry Menu key and select "New Number. Enter the phone number to which you want all incoming calls transferred. Click on the trackball or select the option to save the new number. Select "Forward All Calls" and press the Escape button.