In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Attributing quotes to a certain person is the primary way in which quotes are used in news articles. Always be sure to quote your subjects accurately. If you are unsure, double check with them as to what they said or consult your recording of the interview. Never alter quotes. It is bad journalistic practice to open an article with a quote. This is because a quote rarely has the power to sum up the story on its own. Provide at least a full paragraph of explanatory text before introducing quotes from the main actors involved in the story. If you intend to use quotes at all in your story, introduce them in the third or fourth paragraph. One exception is when writing longer feature articles in a news magazine or, less commonly, in a newspaper. Quotes can add flavor and color to your news article, but only when used thoughtfully. Don't overuse quotes or string them together in long, multi-paragraph passages. One quote per paragraph is often enough. However, if you choose to include a longer paragraph consisting of mostly or entirely quoted material, you only need to reference the source once. For instance, you could write: "Our forces are spread thin," Commander Jones said. "Though the enemy is concentrated in the north, they are massing additional forces in the east, and their allies are gathering strength in the west." Snippets of quotes are best referenced without quotation marks. For instance, do not write: The party was "surprised" by the speed voters abandoned it. "Surprised" is a fairly typical word and not very memorable, and can therefore be referenced as indirect speech without quotes. Instead, write the same sentence without the quotation marks. In the case of unusual phrases or language, partial quotes are acceptable. For instance: Senator Michaels was "bowled over" by the response to his legislation. This vocabulary choice is unusual and may indicate something about Senator Michaels' personality. Defamatory speech is false or misleading speech that harms the reputation of a person, group, or organization. Some people believe that enclosing inflammatory speech within quotation marks will eliminate the possibility that they can be sued for defamatory speech. However, this is not so. For instance, suppose you write the following sentence: Candidate X is a "dirty communist" and is unfit to hold office. Assuming Candidate X is not a communist, you could be sued for utilizing defamatory speech, even though you enclosed "dirty communist" in quotation marks.
Summary: Use quotes to show what was said. Do not start an article with a quote. Use quotations sparingly. Avoid partial quotes. Understand quotation marks do not protect defamatory speech.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Use a photo sharing site such as Photobucket, Flickr, Tumblr, or something similar. Once you have made your account, you can upload your banner, avatar, and any other images onto the website. Use the sharing capabilities to get the HTML code to add your banner to your forum signature, website, or anything else.
Summary: Make an account. Get the code.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Mint plants have a fast-growing root system, which is why it's best to plant your mint in a pot. If you plant mint in your garden without a container, it will quickly spread to take over the entire garden. If you want to plant your mint outside, dig a hole at least 5 inches deep, and place a container (such as a pot or a mesh bag) into the hole. Then, plant your mint inside of the container and pack dirt on top of it. The container will keep the roots from spreading to the entire garden. If you want to plant your mint indoors, purchase a pot to plant your mint in. Place the pot near a window where it will get sunlight throughout the day. Don't place the plant near a heat source. If you're leaving your mint outdoors, when you plant your mint is important. Make sure to plant your mint in the spring if you live in a climate that experiences winter. If you live in a frost free climate, mint will thrive in mid-fall. Make sure to water your mint often, as mint thrives in damp soil. Mint can grow in a variety of soils, but doesn't do well in dry environments. If you live in a dry environment, keep an eye on the plant and water it more frequently. Water your mint plant at least once per day. For the most part, mint should grow well enough on its own. However, you should occasionally supply a light amount of fertilizer to the soil surrounding your mint. This will encourage healthy growth. This can be especially helpful if you harvest your mint a lot. Do not fertilize your mint often. Harvesting it every 3 to 4 weeks should be enough. Choose a fertilizer that's low in salt, as salt can cause the tips of mint leaves to turn brown. When you plant your mint, plant it so that it is about 1/4 inch below the surface. You should only plant one seedling if you're using a pot. If you're planting your mint in your garden, plant each seedling about 2 feet apart. Be sure to plant each seedling it it's own container. Make sure to plant mint where it can receive sunlight. When planting mint in pots, make sure you can move the pots near direct sunlight. Do not choose pots that are too big to fit on a porch or patio. While it's best to grow mint outdoors, you can plant it inside. If you choose to do so, pick an area where your mint will be consistently exposed to morning light. You should also keep it away from anything like a heater or furnace, as this can dry mint out. Make sure the pot you use to plant mint is free from cracks. Mint roots grow fast, and they will spread through the crack of a damaged pot.
Summary:
Plant your mint in a pot. Choose the right time to plant mint. Water your mint plant often. Fertilize your mint on occasion. Plant your mint properly.