INPUT ARTICLE: Article: You can search "hardiness zone calculator" online and choose a website. Type in your zip code, and the calculator will give you a number, like "6." Cumin grows successfully in climate zones 5-10. Cumin plants like warm, dry weather. If you do not live in this climate region, grow your plants indoors If you don't have time to start your cumin from seeds, purchase seedlings or starter plants from a local nursery or garden center. Not every store regularly carries cumin plants, so search online and call ahead before you go. Whether you are growing plants indoors or outdoors, cumin thrives off of ample sunlight. Select a spot in your yard or near a large window where your cumin can get direct sunshine for most of the day. If you are growing plants indoors, you can place them next to a large rear-facing window, for example. Cumin plants grow healthy nearly anywhere in your garden. You can plant your seedlings outdoors weeks when the temperature is consistently warm. Average temperatures should be 60F (16C). You can also plant them in raised boxes. Both cumin seedlings and plants do not have very large root systems, so you only need to dig a small hole. For best results, place each seed or plant at least 4in (10cm) away from the next. In addition, you can space each row about 18in (46cm) away from the next, so your plants have enough room to fully develop. Planting them close together is helpful because the plants support each other during harvest time. Use well-drained, fertile sandy loam soil for best results. Put the plant in the middle of your hole, and scoop your soil with your garden spade. Continue scooping soil until the hole is full to the top. Cumin plants are rather sturdy. They can adjust to a diverse range of soil types. You can purchase your soil at home supply or garden stores.

SUMMARY: Find your hardiness zone to find out if cumin grows in your area. Grow cumin from seedlings if you are starting in the springtime. Pick a spot where your plants get full sunshine for 12 hours a day. Plant seedlings in a garden bed 1-2 weeks after the last frost. Dig a hole about 14in (0.64cm) deep using garden spades. Leave 48in (1020cm) in between your cumin plants. Place your seedling or plant into your hole and fill it with potting soil.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: This can be a helpful method to assist you in feeling a bit more relaxed. Nothing is going to make you forget that your baby is hooked up to machines in a tiny incubator instead of at home in his crib. However, by learning how to relax, you can see past those machines and really look at the joy of your tiny baby. If you are able to hold your baby, tune out all of the beeping monitors and really focus on holding your little one. Take advantage of this time to bond with him. Feel his skin, touch his hair, wiggle his toes...all of these moments can strengthen the parent-child bond. If you cannot hold your baby, sit near his isolette and direct your focus to him and only him. Tune out all the noises around you and pay attention to every move or noise he makes. When you are with your baby, do not get distracted by anything else. Turn off your cellphone and leave the world outside of the NICU behind you. When bonding with your baby, do not focus on his medical condition or worry about how he is doing. Save that for later when you speak with the doctors. Instead, focus completely on enjoying the precious moments that you get to spend with your baby. Chances are that your NICU baby will be sleeping most of the time. When he is awake, be sure to make eye contact with him. This can help with the bonding process and make your baby feel more comfortable. This is especially important for babies who cannot yet be held by their parents.
Summary: Practice some deep breathing techniques. Tune into your baby so that you can relax easier. Take this time to enjoy the moments spent with your baby. Make eye to eye contact with your baby whenever possible.

This will help the syrup to thicken. It should have a golden brown color, like the color of Grade A maple syrup.
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One-sentence summary -- Boil the water in a medium saucepan. Lower the heat to medium and stir in the sugar, stirring with a wooden spoon until the sugar has dissolved. Add the vanilla extract and boil for another 3 to 5 minutes. Set the saucepan aside and allow the syrup to cool. Pour the syrup into a 1/2-Liter jar that has been sterilized. Store the syrup in the refrigerator as needed.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Start with a good quality base mount and mounting rings to ensure that your scope will be held sturdy for years to come. It's often better to spend a little more on the mount than on the scope itself, so you won't have to continually adjust things when you've got it sighted in. To install the mount, you'll tighten the screws into the mounts according to the manufacturer directions. It's best to proceed in an X pattern, so that you are not pulling the scope one way or the other. Start the screws loosely at first, so you can make adjustments if necessary. Lay the scope into the bracket, according to the manufacturer's directions, with the eyepiece oriented in the correct direction. Use a small torpedo level, laying it on the top of your scope to check for level, and tightening the rings firmly. Set the distance to your shooting eye so the position is correct when in your shooting position. Your image should be sharp and clear when you look through the eyepiece, when this is achieved your know you are in the correct place. Your rifle should be held in a steady position, mounted on a stand so that the rifle stock is level and square to the ground level. Start rotating the cross-hair so that the vertical cross-hair is at top dead center, or 12 o'clock. Imagine a line through the cross-hair that runs directly through the center of your rifle. You can make further adjustments later, but it's important to get the cross-hairs oriented in the correct position now, before you tighten it down. Make sure that the cross-hair remains top dead center, then gradually tighten your mounting rings. Tighten each screw only half a thread at a time constantly checking the cross-hair hasn't moved. Go slowly.

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Mount the base and rings on the scope. Mount the scope on the rifle. Position the eyepiece correctly. Level your cross-hair. Tighten your mounting base securely.