INPUT ARTICLE: Article: You'll need about a 1/2 cup of olive oil. Extra virgin olive oil is a little more expensive than other types, but it has a much nicer fragrance and more antioxidants and vitamins that will give your hair strength and shine. To add pleasant fragrance and additional benefits, you can allow a sprig of dried rosemary or lavender to soak in the olive oil bottle several days prior to making your mask. These fragrances are excellent for relaxation. Honey is a natural humectant (meaning it helps seal in moisture) and contains antioxidants and anti-inflammatory compounds. These properties make honey ideal for restoring dry and damaged hair and split ends. Raw honey has more of these properties than processed honey. Using a whisk, incorporate the olive oil. Mason jars with resealable lids are great for this (and for storing any extra), but you can use any clean glass container. If your mask becomes too sticky, dilute it by adding more olive oil and continuing to whisk. You can find liquid-filled Vitamin E capsules at most grocery stores and pharmacies. The additional Vitamin E will not only help repair damaged hair, it has anti-inflammatory properties that will soothe your scalp. Whisk mixture until the consistency is smooth and manageable. The mixture shouldn't be overly sticky. Concentrate on the ends, which tend to be the most dry and damaged. Make sure the mixture is distributed evenly throughout your hair. If you have long hair, you may want to twist your hair loosely on top of your head and secure with a clip before you wrap it. Wait for 90 minutes to allow the oil and honey mixture to fully permeate your hair. The heat that gets trapped inside the plastic will help the olive oil and honey absorb into the hair. Rinse your hair thoroughly with warm, not hot, water. Your hair may feel stiff or sticky; continue rinsing until your hair feels loose and supple. Use a gentle shampoo to wash your hair and follow with conditioner. Shampoos that say "sulfate-free" or "surfactant free" are more gentle on your hair than other shampoos. They don't form the same foamy lather, but they clean just as well.

SUMMARY: Select a high-quality extra virgin olive oil as the base for your mask. Pour 1/4 cup honey into a glass container. Pierce three capsules of Vitamin E and squeeze the contents into the mixture. Use a basting brush or paint brush to smooth the mask over damp hair. Cover hair with a shower cap, plastic wrap or a plastic grocery bag. Rinse with warm water.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: If the student uses more than one type of citation style, it may be that the student plagiarized part of it. Similarly, if you requested the paper be in one style (such as MLA), and the paper is another style (APA), it may be that the student plagiarized the paper. Also, check if the citation even exists. In some cases, students make up the citations altogether, or claim that a chapter essay in a book exists when it doesn't. Perhaps you have access to the book in question and can check. Check Google Books, or look online for article citations. Sometimes, a plagiarized paper will have details that are not current. For instance, if the paper references a "recent" event that happened years ago, that could mean it was plagiarized. Similarly, if the essay references someone in a particular position that they have since left, that could be a sign, as well. Also check for old resources, which may indicate the paper is older. If the student is copying and pasting into a document, they may not go back and make sure the font is the same throughout. If the font changes size or style, that may be an indicator of plagiarism. The font style isn't the only thing that may change throughout the paper. You may notice that curly quotation marks turn to straight ones and vice versa, for instance. Similarly, the heading style may not be the same throughout.

SUMMARY: Look for multiple citation styles. Check for old details. Watch for font changes. Notice other format changes.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Beans that are exposed to the air or sunlight will go rancid. Burr mills provide the most even grinding; however, they are much more expensive than small blade grinders. If you use a blade grinder, rock it several times during grinding to produce more even grounds. Try out different sized coffee grounds. The finer the grounds, the more flavor you will get from them; however, they can also result in a more bitter brew.

SUMMARY: Buy your freshly roasted whole coffee beans in small batches. Grind your beans daily in a burr or blade grinder right before brewing.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Begin leaving the cage outside during the day so other sparrows can visit. If you are avoiding close interaction with the bird and it is interacting with wild sparrows, then its chances of re-acclimating to the wild are much better. If the baby bird is not interacting with wild birds then it needs to learn the songs of its species another way. This will allow it to communicate with other birds when it is released. There are audio files available online that you can play for the bird. Let it hop around on the grass after about 7-10 days old. If releasing the bird is your ultimate goal, try putting it in open space areas so they can learn to fly. Instinct will teach the bird to fly and discover what its wings are for. Wait until it has wing feathers, then if it doesn't seem to know what to do then its probably isn't ready. To test out whether he's ready, take him outside and place him on the ground in an area that's safe from predators. Leave the bird to its own devices for 20 minutes, if nothing happens bring it back indoors and try again another day. If you're going to release it, make sure the baby can eat on its own. You also need to be sure that it is not imprinted on you. If the bird is imprinted on you, then it cannot be released into the wild. It needs to continue as a pet.

SUMMARY:
Put the baby bird in a cage when it begins hopping. Give the bird more and more time outdoors. Make sure the bird is ready for release.