Article: If you have acted badly towards a colleague or an acquaintance, such as spilling coffee on your colleague's shirt or missing a lunch with an acquaintance, you may want to offer some form of compensation. This could be a redeeming action that is tangible, like paying for dry cleaning the stained shirt or paying for lunch with the acquaintance to make up for missing it the first time. The action of at least offering to compensate the person will often show that you feel bad and want to try to make up for your behavior. Offers of compensation can be financial if you have damaged someone else's property due to your behavior. You can also offer compensation through other kind actions, like paying for the person's coffee if you spill theirs by accident or helping someone replace their broken phone if you accidentally sent theirs into the toilet. Another way to make up for bad behavior is to surprise the person you have offended with an apology gift. This could be a standard apology gift, like a bouquet of flowers or a box of sweets. Leave the gift on their desk or have them delivered with a card noting how sorry you are. The small gift may at least help them work toward letting go of their anger toward you and accept your apology. You could also think of a gift that seems particular to the person, like a mug with their favorite celebrity on it or a box of their favorite chocolates. Thoughtful, personal gifts are usually a big hit and can show the person that you feel bad for your behavior. You can also do something nice for the person that will improve their day and show them you want to make up for your behavior. This could be surprising them by taking them out to lunch or bringing them their favorite lunch at work. You could also plan an outing just the two of you to make up for missing an appointment with the person. Often, kind acts should be done along with an apology in words. You may need to compose a thoughtful, heartfelt apology and share it with the person, as well as do a kind act, to help the person forgive you.
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Offer compensation for any damaged items due to your behavior. Give the person an apology gift. Do something for the person that will make their day.
Article: The hole should be deep enough so that the established roots can fit inside without being folded. The hole should be at least two times as large as the root ball of the seedling you want to plant. It is also recommended that you aerate the sides of the planting hole with a rake, garden fork, hand-held cultivator, or hand-held plow before placing the root ball inside. Carefully remove the seedling from its container and find the old nutshell clinging to the roots. Use your fingers to gently twist or break it off without damaging the roots. Many animals will be attracted to the scent of the nutshell and may dig up you seedling trees looking for that shell. Removing the shell makes your tree less of a target. Center the root ball of the seedling inside the hole. Backfill the hole with garden soil or planting mix until the tree is secure and no longer able to move around. Pack the soil in with your hands and feet to further secure the tree. Water the soil well after you plant the tree. Water helps the soil settle and removes any air pockets that were otherwise trapped inside the packed growing medium. Protect seedlings from rodents by surrounding them with 1/4-inch (6-mm) hard-ward cloth. Sink the hardware cloth 2 to 4 inches (4 to 10 cm) into the ground. Keep at least 18 inches (46 cm) above the ground. If deer are a problem, this cylinder of hardware cloth may need to extend as high as 4 to 5 feet (1.2 to 1.5 m).
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Dig a deep enough hole. Twist off the old shell. Place the root ball in the hole. Protect the seedling.
Article: This is necessary for moving forward with the .htaccess method - check with your web host if you're unsure. An .htaccess file is a file that web servers check for information on how to handle errors, security, and redirect requests for your site. Check your root directory (where all your website files are stored) and then download the file for editing. If no .htaccess exists in your root folder currently, you can create one using an application like Notepad (or a similar plain text application). The code for the file is contained in the next step. Make sure that when you save your .htaccess file it begins with a "." Note that this file has no tail extension (e.g. ".com" or ".txt") Paste the following code into the .htaccess text file: .redirect 301 /old/oldURL.com http://www.newURL.com In the code, "oldURL.com" represents the landing page address your visitors will need to be redirected from while "http://www.newURL.com" represents the address you'd like your visitors redirected to. There should be exactly one blank space between "oldURL.com" and "http://" Don't add "http://www" to the (old) URL in the first part of the code! The code "301" is most commonly used on redirected sites and means "moved permanently". Research other "300" codes to learn about other functions. Change "http://www.newURL.com" to the domain address you'd like visitors to be redirected to. Change the dropdown to "all files" and save the file as .htaccess with no extension. Rename any existing .htaccess files or html files with the same name to keep a backup copy. For example use the name .htaccessbackup so that you can find and recognize the file in case you need to do a restore of the previous code. Now that you've modified the code you need to put this file back so the old URL can read it and redirect as planned. Open a new private browsing window and type the old domain name into your web browser. If you've done everything correctly it will redirect to the new site. Using a private browsing window simply ensures that your browser is accessing the new redirect instead of relying on cached data (data stored to help your most commonly visited pages load faster). In lieu of a private browsing window, you can also clear your browser's cache through the browser preferences menu. For more information on how to do that, see Clear-Your-Browser's-Cache.
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Find out if your website is running on an Apache server. Locate and download your .htaccess file. Create an .htaccess file. Type in the code. Set the new URL destination. Save the new .htaccess file. Create a backup. Upload the modified file to the root directory of the old domain. Test the redirect.