Article: with your friends. This is a great way to spend a night and have fun. Tell ghost stories outdoors and cook s'mores over a bonfire if the weather is nice. Have a movie marathon and play board games if your sleepover is indoors. Take a trip to the park or the beach with your friends. Lay out a big blanket and share snacks and drinks. Play some music on a radio or iPod to enjoy the afternoon. together. Find a recipe in a cookbook or online, and bake something with friends. Be sure to gather all of the ingredients first. Sometimes, cooking with friends is a recipe for disaster, but it always results in a great memory. If using the oven or cooking implements that don't belong to you, be sure to first get permission. If you are traveling to another country or city, then go to many different venues and attractions. Don't restrict your visit to malls and restaurants. Ask people who live in the area for advice on what to see and do. If you are staying in your city or town during the summer, try to approach your own neighborhood as if you were a tourist. Try a new restaurant, take a walk, or go somewhere you have never been.
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Problem: Article: In most cases, your interviewer will tell you at the end of the interview how much time the decision-making process with take and how long you should expect to wait for a response. However, if he or she doesn't volunteer this information, don't hesitate to ask. In addition to asking about how long the decision-making process will take, you should find out who within the company will be contacting the candidates and what method of communication they intend to use (phone, email, etc.) It's important to request this information, as it gives you an idea of the appropriate time to follow-up, along with who you should be following up with. Before you leave the interview, be sure to ask for your interviewer's business card. This will provide you with the correct spelling of their name, their exact position within the company, their phone number and their email address. This is essential information to have when you want to send a thank you note or email. Asking for these details may feel a little awkward, but it will actually leave a positive impression on the interviewer and let then know how interested you are in the job.
Summary: Politely ask for a timeline. Ask for your interviewer's business card.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Your cover letter is your first impression, so you want to make sure it presents your skills and personality in the best possible way. First, edit for spelling and grammar errors. Make sure to conform to all standard language rules. Get rid of any spelling errors or sloppy sentences. Next, edit your cover letter for content. This is the time to make sure that you have clearly and concisely covered all of the points that you wanted to emphasize. Make sure you sound knowledgeable and confident when discussing your skills. Carefully reread the job ad. Sometimes employers will specify additional materials that they would like you to send. For example, if you are applying for a graphic design job, the potential employer might request a portfolio of your work so that they can visually see examples of your work. Or, if you are seeking a job that requires a lot of writing, the prospective employer might ask for a writing sample. Make sure you include everything that is required. After you are ready to send in your application materials, follow up with the person serving as your referral. This serves two purposes. First, it reminds them that the hiring manager may call them to ask about you, and your reference will be ready. Second, it is a good opportunity to thank them for serving as a referral. You can touch base over the phone, in person, or via e-mail. If you choose to follow up with an e-mail, you could write, "Dear Bob, Thank you again for agreeing to let me use you as a referral. I just wanted to let you know that I am sending my letter to Stan at your company. I'm attaching a copy, for your information." Hopefully, you've had some time to clear your head and walk away from your cover letter for a short while. Now, come back and make your final revisions. You might try reading it out loud, printing it off and making changes with a pen, or having a friend read it for you. Make sure to avoid passive voice and any vague sentences. Edit any sentences such as, "The big project was completed by me." Instead, try "I successfully completed revising the training manual ahead of deadline."

SUMMARY: Edit your cover letter. Make sure you have included all components of the application. Touch base with your contact. Review your cover letter one last time.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Fill a measuring cup with 1 cup (237 ml) of whole milk minus 1 to 2 tablespoons (15 to 30 ml). Next, add 1 tablespoon (15 ml) of fresh lemon juice or white vinegar to the milk. You can substitute 2% milk or heavy cream for the whole milk if you prefer. After you've added the lemon juice or vinegar to the milk, use a spoon to mix the two together. Be sure to blend them well so the acid is fully incorporated into the milk. Once the milk and acid have been mixed together completely, allow the mixture to stand at room temperature for 5 to 10 minutes. That will give it time to thicken up and curdle slightly so you'll have sour milk. The recipe makes 1 cup (237 cup) of sour milk. However, you can easily halve, double, or triple it based on your needs.
Summary: Pour the acid into the milk. Stir the acid and milk together well. Let the milk mixture sit for at least 5 minutes.

In order for wood ashes to work well as a tattoo ink, you need to completely burn the wood you're using. The ashes should be totally black, with none of the wood's natural color still visible. They should also be completely cooled when you use them. Different types of wood will give you a slightly different shades of color when the ashes are used as ink. Lighter woods will produce a grayer pigment; darker woods will produce a blacker pigment. Once you've burned the wood of your choice to create ashes, you'll need to grind the burned wood. You want the ash particles as fine as possible so that they make a smooth and easily usable ink. To create tattoo ink from wood ashes, you'll need to mix the ashes with a liquid. Some people recommend that you use distilled water, but this still risks some bacteria getting under your skin as you press the needle in. Instead, use a clear spirit like vodka or gin as your liquid base. The alcohol will kill any bacteria and the clarity of the alcohol won't change your ink color. Mix your ashes and clear spirit together by blending them in a blender for 10 to 20 minutes. The consistency should be a slurry a little thicker than water, but thinner than a paste and should not have any chunks in it. It's hard to recommend an exact proportion of ashes to liquid for this, since it will depend on how finely you grind up the ashes, the type of wood you use, and the desired pigmentation of your ink. It's better to add liquid slowly you can always add more, but you can't take any out. If you're creating a larger tattoo, make sure you track the ash and liquid amounts you're using. You'll likely have to mix up more than one batch of ink, and knowing the exact measurements keeps the pigment of the ink consistent.
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Burn wood to create ashes. Grind the ashes. Choose a clear spirit. Mix them together. Track the ash and liquid amounts.