Problem: Article: Pull out a flat tray or baking sheet that's small enough to fit inside your freezer. Clean off the tray if necessary, then line it with a piece of parchment paper or non-stick plastic wrap. Look for parchment paper at discount and grocery stores. The individual slices should not touch each other, but you can set them incredibly close to preserve space. If necessary, pull out additional baking sheets to store all your fruit slices. To better preserve the color and flavor of your kiwi slices, you can coat them with a thin layer of standard, granulated white sugar. To do so, grab the sugar with your fingers and sprinkle it over the fruit, letting it spread out evenly. For every 1impqt (1,100mL) of kiwi slices you have, plan to use about 8oz (230g) of sugar. In place of sugar, you can use a store-bought fruit preservative powder. To help pack in moisture, lay a sheet of parchment paper or non-stick plastic on top of your kiwi slices. Press down on the paper to make sure there is no space between it and the fruit. If you'd like, wrap the entire sheet in protective paper to cover up any additional air holes.
Summary: Cover a baking sheet with a piece of parchment paper. Place your kiwi slices on the sheet. Coat the kiwis with white sugar (optional). Cover the kiwi slices with parchment paper.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Heat 2 tablespoons (28 g) of butter in a medium saucepan. Once the butter melts, stir in 1 small chopped onion and let it cook until it becomes translucent and soft. Stir the onion frequently to prevent it from sticking to the pan. Mince the garlic and stir it into the saucepan with the onion. Stir and cook the mixture until the garlic becomes fragrant. Avoid cooking the garlic for more than 30 seconds because it can burn quickly. Add 2 cups (450 g) of ketchup, 1/3 cup (113 g) of molasses, 1/3 cup (65 g) of dark brown sugar, 13 cup (79ml) of apple cider vinegar, 2 tablespoons (30 g) of yellow mustard, 1 tablespoon (8 g) of chili powder, 1 teaspoon (2 g) of freshly ground black pepper, and 1/2 teaspoon (1 g) of cayenne pepper. Stir the sauce to combine the seasonings. Turn the burner to high so the sauce begins to boil vigorously. Then turn the burner down to low so the sauce bubbles very gently. Cook the sauce and stir it frequently until it thickens. Turn off the burner and spoon the sauce into a blender. Put the lid on the blender and pulse it until the sauce is completely smooth. Use the sauce immediately or store it in an airtight container in the refrigerator for up to 1 month.

SUMMARY: Saute the onion for 5 minutes over medium heat. Add 3 cloves of garlic and saute them for 30 seconds. Stir in the ketchup, molasses, sugar, vinegar, mustard, chili, and pepper. Bring the sauce to a boil and let it simmer for 30 minutes. Blend the Kansas City-style barbecue sauce.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Using your imagination to surround yourself with calming imagery can help you reduce stress. To begin, find a private place to relax for ten minutes. Find a quiet place where you can be alone. It be on your break from work, in your car (parked), in the bathroom, or at home. Turn off your phone so that nothing will distract you. This is time is for you and you alone. Think of it as a 10 minute vacation from daily stressors of life. Focus your mind on a place you feel safe and calm. It could be a beach in Hawaii. It could be forest, a campground at night with the crackling of fire, any place that makes you feel calm. It can be real or imaginary. You can use any imagery that focuses your attention on feelings of relaxation. Your safe place can be a memory of any place that makes you feel relaxed. Or you can imagine a fantastical place, like in the clouds or in the stars. Try to imagine, as vividly as you can, the physical feeling of your safe place. Imagine as many sensory details as you can. Think about how the salt of the ocean smells. Imagine the feel of sand on your feet, the sounds of the waves crashing in your ears, the warmth of the sun on your skin. Involve all your senses in creating your visualization experience. Notice places in your body that are holding tension and stress as you visualize your relaxation place. Consciously bring all the sensations of your imaginary retreat to the areas of your body that are physically stressed. For example, many people hold a lot of tension in their shoulders and neck. If you are imagining you are on a beach, focus the rays of sunlight, the salty air, or the feelings of being in the water on to your shoulders. Feel them relax into the visualization. As you breathe and imagine yourself in your relaxation place, start a full body scan. Start at your head and move all the way down to your feet. Concentrate on your head being in your relaxation place, and breathe. Next, focus on your shoulders, and breathe. Become conscious of your arms, torso, midsection, and hips all being fully immersed in your visualization. All the while, breathe deeply into each part of your body. Then focus on your legs, knees, calves and finally your feet. Breathe yourself into your visualization while you continue to take in the sights, sounds, the feelings, and smells of your imaginary haven. This technique can help you feel less stressed in as little as 10 minutes. You can also use this technique when you have more time. There is no such thing as over-doing it on relaxation! Once you feel some relief from stress, open your eyes. Take a few minutes to adjust to your surroundings, then continue with your day.
Summary: Find a private place. Create a safe place in your mind. Imagine how your safe place feels. Bring the feeling of your safe place to tense areas of your body. Spread the feeling throughout your body. Relax and stay awhile.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Nothing makes a teacher's day like a beautiful, handmade card telling them how great they are. Spend some time the day before school and get crafty. Use colored paper, glitter, and colorful markers to draw a picture of your teacher or decorate a message that lets your teacher know you think she is awesome. You can then present the card to your teacher as a thoughtful gift. Don't make your card anonymous unless you are shy but still want your teacher to know he or she is awesome! However, a teacher would like to thank you for your card and not embarrass you. There are also online templates you can print out and decorate for your teacher, featuring fun messages and images to make your teacher's day. Use social media for good by making a video about how great your teacher is or writing a post on social media about how awesome you think your teacher is and making it public. This will allow your other classmates and friends to support and comment on your post, which will show your teacher how much she is appreciated. Maybe your social media brag about how great your teacher will even go viral and your teacher will really get the recognition she deserves. Organize a mock awards day where you create a teacher recognition award for your teacher with your classmates. You and your classmates can then present the award to your teacher as part of a mock awards ceremony. This will show your teacher you appreciate her hard work and allow her to feel recognized by her students. You can also nominate your teacher for a local or national teacher recognition award to show her that you really appreciate her hard work. Your school may have a teacher of the month program or your area may have a teacher recognition program where you nominate your teacher through an application process. in the U.S., more than a dozen organizations sponsor teacher recognition awards every year. You can find more information about national awards for teachers in the United States by searching online.
Summary:
Make your teacher a thoughtful handmade card. Brag about your teacher online and make the post public. Give your teacher a classroom teacher recognition award. Nominate your teacher for a teacher recognition award.