Q: Watermelons need a few things to grow properly, including lots of space and plenty of sun. A good location to plant watermelon vines is an open area that gets lots of direct sunlight throughout the day. Watermelon vines can reach 20 feet (6 m) in length. Watermelons are heavy feeders, so it's important to amend the soil with lots of nutrients a few weeks before planting. They also need well-draining soil. Add some aged compost, manure, or seaweed to the garden bed and till it into the soil. Use compost specifically if you want to ensure your soil drains well. The ideal pH for watermelons is between 6 and 6.8. Watermelon seeds need warm soil to grow, and if you live in cooler or northern climates, you should warm the soil a couple of weeks before planting to ensure it heats up enough. Cover the garden bed with black plastic or landscape fabric, and lay some rocks along the perimeter to keep the plastic from blowing away. You can either use large sheets of black plastic or landscaping fabric from a gardening store, or you can cut open black garbage bags and use those. Landscaping fabric is a great option if you want to reuse the material. It also allows water to trickle down to the soil below, unlike plastic. You can easily cut slits in the fabric to allow your plants to grow up through it. The soil temperature must reach at least 70 F (21 C) before you can plant watermelon seeds. You should also wait until at least two weeks after the last frost, otherwise the seeds won't sprout. If you live in a cooler climate, you can start your seeds indoors and transplant them outside once the soil warms up. Start them about two weeks before the last frost date and plant them two weeks after the last frost date.
A: Select the right location. Prepare the soil. Warm the ground with black plastic or landscaping fabric. Pick the right time to plant.

Article: Too much salt can overpower a dish, but don't make the mistake of adding no salt to your rice. Salt, in moderation, can help bring out a dish's flavor. After flavoring your rice, add a small amount of salt and taste it. If the dish tastes a little bland, add salt in small increments until the flavor is at the level you prefer. You can go overboard on sweeteners such as extracts and sweet spices. If your rice is a little too sweet, you can adjust it by adding a splash of something acidic. A small amount of apple cider vinegar, for example, can tone down a dish's sweetness. Many people enjoy adding a spicy flavor to their rice, but rice is often necessary to cool your mouth between bites of a spicy dish. If you made your rice a little too spicy, tone the flavor down by mixing in vegetables or fruits to dilute the spicy flavor. You can also add a mild amount of dairy, such as sour cream or plain yogurt.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Make sure to add enough salt. Adjust the rice if it's too sweet. Tone down the flavor if your rice is too spicy.

Q: Maternity nurses receive some training in breast feeding and will be able to offer advice and guidance. Many hospitals have lactation specialists on staff to assist nursing mothers with any breast feeding issues that may arise during the hospital stay. Before leaving the hospital, be sure to take the lactation specialist's contact information with you so that you can call with any breast feeding questions that arise when you are at home.
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Ask the maternity nurses for help with proper positioning of the baby while you are still in the hospital. Enlist the help of a lactation specialist who can teach you the proper way to nurse your baby.