Article: The train is the easiest mode of transportation when it comes to traveling from Naples to Pompeii. You'll want to look for the Circumvesuviana train, as this is the one that will take you right to Pompeii. The train is similar to a commuter trainit can get hot and crowded, so be prepared to stand if needed. The Napoli Centrale is the main train station in Naples. You can find tickets at the ticket office next to the platform or at newspaper and tobacco shops in the station. Since the train runs every 30 minutes, you don't need to purchase the tickets in advanceyou can just do it once you get to the train station. You'll be purchasing a one-way ticket. While you can just stay in Napoli Centrale station to ride the train, it's going to be super crowded and you may not get a seat. By walking to Piazza Nolana station where all trains depart, you'll be much more likely to get the seats you need. Piazza Nolana is only an 8-minute walk from Napoli Centrale. You'll see signs in the train station leading you to the Circumvesuviana line. Once you board the train and ride for about 35 minutes, you'll arrive at your stop"Pompei Scavi/Villa dei Misteri." Exit the train, making sure that you don't leave any of your belongings behind. The train platform will be downstairs. Pickpocketing is often a problem on the train, so keep an eye on your belongings at all times. If you brought luggage with you, store it in the luggage storage facility in the Pompeii Scavi station. You're not allowed to bring luggage onto the Pompeii site. Once you leave Pompeii Scavi station, you'll turn right to start heading towards the site. After about a 5-minute walk, you'll reach the entrance to Pompeii where you can purchase tickets. If necessary, you can look at a map or ask a local to find out if you're going the right way.
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Go to the Napoli Centrale station to take a Circumvesuviana train to Pompeii. Purchase your train ticket to Pompeii Scavi. Walk to Piazza Nolana to ride the train to ensure you get a seat, if desired. Ride the train and get off at the Pompei Scavi/Villa dei Misteri stop. Walk to Pompeii's main entrance at Porta Marina.

Problem: Article: Sometimes soil can become hydrophobic and begin to repel water if it's dry for too long. Because of this, it's a good idea to carefully remove your plant from its pot or from the ground, remove the soil, and replace it with fresh soil. You can put the plant back in the same location, but if it fails to thrive, you can try putting it in a new location. You will need to transplant indoor potted plants every few years. This will ensure that they continue to grow and thrive. Go to a local nursery, get a soil nutrient-testing kit, and follow the directions carefully. Different types of plants often need more or less of certain nutrients in order to thrive. By testing the soil, you'll be able to find out if your plant is getting the nutrients it needs. For example, high levels of Nitrogen will increase leaf growth but diminish the number of flowers or fruits a plant has. You can also buy a soil pH-testing kit at a local nursery, or sometimes the nutrient and pH tests will come together in a kit. The pH test will determine how basic or acidic your soil is. It's important that the pH is at the right level for your specific plant because if it's off, then your plant may not be able to take in the nutrients available to it. Your plant could be having a hard time simply because its soil isn't nutritious enough. If you don't suspect that anything else is making your plant's health decline, carefully remove your plant from the ground or pot that it's in and replace the current soil with a high-quality potting mix. Choose a soil with a high organic material content. This soil will help your plant grow for many seasons. Commercial brands with lower organic content may only last for one season. If you find that your plant's soil has low nutrient levels, then you may need to add some fertilizer to the soil. Get a "slow release" fertilizer to make sure that the plant isn't fed too much too fast. Follow the directions that come with the fertilizer in order to add the right amount to the soil. If you find that your plant's soil is too basic, lower the pH by adding compost or a mixture of equal parts cold coffee and water to the soil. If you realize that the soil is too acidic, add Dolomite Lime, ground oyster shell, or dried, crushed egg shells to the soil to raise the pH. If you think that your plant is having issues because it's getting too much sun, relocate it to somewhere more shaded. If your plant is in a garden outside, carefully remove it from the soil and replant it in a shadier part of the yard, such as nearby a tree. If your plant is potted, simply pick up the pot and take it to a shadier area of your home or yard. If you think that your plant isn't getting enough sunlight, move it to a sunnier area instead. If the plant is kept in your yard, move it away from any big trees and make sure it isn't stuck in the shadow of your home. If your plant is kept inside, move it closer to a window with plenty of sunlight. In the northern hemisphere, windows facing south get the most sunlight; in the southern hemisphere, northern windows get the most. If the plant requires partial shade, you should put it in an east facing window. Your plant may need a more humid environment in order to thrive. If you have access to a greenhouse, cover the plant with a plastic bag and keep it in the greenhouse for 4-5 days.
Summary: Re-pot your plant with fresh soil. Test the nutrients of the soil. Test the pH of the soil. Switch out the current soil for better soil. Give the plant fertilizer. Adjust the soil's pH if necessary. Relocate scorched plants to a shadier area. Relocate overly shaded plants to a sunnier area. Move the plant to a greenhouse for a few days.

Measure out the amount of rice you would like to use with a measuring cup. Place the rice in a bowl or saucepan and place the it in your sink. Run cool water over the rice until it is one inch above the rice line. Stir the rice with your hand or a wooden spoon. Drain the water from the saucepan and repeat until the water is clear. If you did not already use a saucepan to rinse the rice, add the rice to a 3-quart saucepan. It should be large enough to accommodate the rice plus double the amount of water. For example, if you measured out one cup of rice, you will use two cups of water. If you used three cups of rice, you will use six cups of water, and so on. Stir occasionally as you wait for the rice to boil. Once it boils, turn the heat down to the lowest heat possible and cover the pan with a lid. There is no need to stir or open the lid. Doing so will allow steam to escape, thus affecting how well the rice will cook. Check the rice sparingly or use a pan with a clear lid to check its progress. Once the 10-15 minutes are up, open the lid and use a fork to fluff up the rice. Place the cooked rice in a bowl until you are ready to use it later.
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Rinse the rice. Add rice to a saucepan. Bring the rice to a boil. Simmer on low heat for 10-15 minutes. Set the rice aside.