In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: This assumes you're running version 5.3 or later of Skype. You can find this in the upper left hand corner of your profile. Clicking on it will open up a new page that allows you to change your picture. This will bring up the picture editor. There are three different ways that you can do this: Click on the recent-pictures drop down menu to choose a picture you've used before. Click the camera button to take a picture of yourself with your webcam. Wait for the countdown from 3 to 1 and smile for your picture. Select "Choose..." to browse your photos to find another photo on your computer. This will save the picture. If you're not happy with how it looks, you can resize it by moving the slider back and forth. You should be all done after this.
Summary: Open Skype. Click on your profile picture or name. Double-click your picture. Add or change your profile picture. Click "Set."

Make sure that the ground turkey is in sealed packaging so that it does not leak as it thaws. Place the ground turkey, in its packaging, in a dish or a plastic bag just in case it leaks. Put the ground turkey on a shelf or in a drawer in your fridge away from any open foods, such as fruits and vegetables, just in case there are any leaks. Never thaw frozen ground turkey on the counter because bacteria can develop on the outer parts of the meat that warm up first. The time the turkey takes to thaw will vary based on the temperature of your refrigerator. Even 1lb (0.45kg) of ground turkey will take 12-24 hours to thaw. The back and bottom of the fridge generally stay the coldest. Cold air sinks to the bottom, and warm air rushes in the front of the fridge every time you open the door. The ground turkey will stay good up to 2 days after it thaws. Refreeze it within this timeframe if you will not be able to cook it all. If you don't want to wait until the turkey is thawed all the way, keep in mind that it is perfectly safe to cook it while it is still all or partly frozen. It will just take about 50% longer to cook this way than thawed ground turkey. You can also finish thawing the turkey in a dish of cold water or in the microwave. Keep in mind that the meat will begin to lose quality the more you thaw and refreeze it. This is due to loss of moisture every time you thaw it out.
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One-sentence summary -- Place the frozen ground turkey in the fridge in its package or a leak-proof dish. Leave the ground turkey in the fridge for up to a day until it thaws. Cook the ground turkey within 1-2 days after it thaws.

Q: While texting and messaging are a great way to stay in touch, try to video chat as often as you can. This allows you to see each other so you feel truly connected. Make a video chat date at least once a week or more often as you can. For instance, Skype, FaceTime, and Facebook Messenger all allow you to video chat for free. Choose a service that works for you. Being intimate is harder when you're dating online, but it's not impossible. Send your partner online cards or memes to let them know how you feel. Consider sending them letters or postcards so they have something tangible to hold. Additionally, mail them small items or send an online purchase to them as a special treat. Try to do at least 1 nice thing for them every week. Vary the ways you express your feelings. For instance, send an e-card 1 week, mail a necklace the next week, then send them a playlist. Being separated by a long distance doesn't mean you can't add a little romance into your relationship. If you feel comfortable, send your partner a sext or write them an intimate letter. You might even consider sending them a revealing photo if you're at least 18 and know you can trust them. You might text them, "I'm thinking about kissing you right now," or "What are you wearing right now?" Schedule shared activities that you can treat like dates. This might include playing an online game together, going on a walk together while on video chat, or eating dinner over video chat. Talk about what you're doing with each other and try to enjoy this special time together. Don't include anyone else in your special activities. These are like dates, so you don't want to invite extra people. Having things to talk about will help you feel more intimate with each other. Choose books, shows, or movies that you're both going to read or watch. Then, talk about what you both got from them and what you liked or didn't like about them. For example, you might both agree to read the book The Hunger Games or you might decide to both watch The Office. When you're reading or watching, remind yourself that your partner is going to be doing it as well. This can help you feel more connected to them. Send your partner something of yours, like a t-shirt, stuffed toy, or book that you love. Then, ask your partner to send you something, as well. Keep this item somewhere you'll see it everyday to serve as a physical reminder of your partner. Consider sending each other something with your smell, like a t-shirt. As your relationship continues, you might exchange more items to help you feel more intimate with each other.
A: Video chat at least once a week so you can see each other. Show your feelings with small gifts, letters, and special messages. Spice things up with some dirty talk. Do things together while you're on the phone or online. Read the same books and watch the same shows and talk about them. Exchange personal items so you have a physical reminder of them.

Problem: Article: Ask to see a written casket price list at each funeral home. Then, ask to see the actual caskets on display. Compare the list to the display models. If you don't see the particular model that you are interested in, request a visual of some sort. Caskets can vary widely in terms of materials and cost, so it is best to shop around a bit. Some caskets are made of wood while others are constructed from fiberglass, plastic, fiberboard, cardboard, or metal. The interiors vary widely as well. Some caskets have basic fabric patterns while others display a velvet or silk. A standard casket will cost you upwards of $2,000 with some specialty ones selling for over $10,000. The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) guarantees that your funeral home will allow you to use any previously purchased casket for your funeral. So, don't feel pressured to purchase everything at one time in one place. Most cemeteries make you purchase a liner of some sort. A quality liner will keep the grave from sinking and caving in. You can often buy a liner at the funeral home, but you should feel free to shop around as well for the best price. Be aware that the liners are often not customizable. Consider whether you would like a single-depth space (to fit one person) or a double-depth space (designed for two). You can also investigate getting a spot within a family plot or starting a family plot yourself. Expect to pay somewhere between $200-$5,000 for a single-depth plot. You will also want to ask the funeral home about the cost of grave digging and cemetery care as well. Many cemeteries will keep an account in place for long-term care. Most cemeteries will have regulations regarding the types of markers they allow. Ask about these restrictions and then start to shop around. A traditional granite headstone can cost you upwards of $1,000. Expect to pay a premium for additional customized options or expensive stone types.
Summary:
Choose a casket. Select a vault or liner. Purchase a burial plot. Arrange for a headstone or grave marker.