For example, if you and your friend enjoy eating lunch at a certain restaurant, consider purchasing a gift card from there. If that is not an option, try to leave the gift at your friend's house. Keep the gift private and don't include others in giving it. Let your friend know that you hope to hear from him or her very soon.
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One-sentence summary -- Find a gift that represents something the two of you enjoy together. Deliver your gift personally. Make sure the gift has a note with it explaining why you are giving the gift and that you would like to repair things as soon as he or she is ready.

Q: This Asian-inspired jerky is a sharp departure from the smokey, classic jerky frequently found in stores, and it is delicious. The following recipe is for 3 lbs of meat instead of one. Simply substitute the following ingredients for your normal marinade and keep the rest of your steps the same: cup sesame oil cup soy sauce cup brown sugar 2 tablespoons sesame seeds 2 teaspoons ground pepper teaspoons powdered ginger While it requires a little extra work, this cola marinade from The Food Network has a light, smokey sweetness that goes great on the turkey. Heat up 1 cup cola, 1/3 cup soy sauce, 1/3 cup unseasoned rice vinegar, and cup honey in a saucepan for 10-12 minutes on medium heat, then let it cool. Add any combinations of the following spices, then add the mixture in place of your normal marinade. Salt, to taste. 1 teaspoon paprika, black pepper, onion powder, garlic powder, and/or ground chipotle Looking for something a little spicy? Adding a tablespoon of the following ingredients will give your jerky the kick you were looking for: Tabasco Sriracha Crushed red pepper Ghost pepper extract (extremely spicy). If you don't want to make your turkey taste like classic beef or venison jerky you can simplify the recipe. This leads to a more "Thanksgiving" tasting turkey jerky. To do so, slice your turkey like normal. Then rub it turkey lightly with the following spices before drying at 200F in the oven for 6-10 hours. 2 teaspoon kosher salt. 1 tb crushed black pepper teaspoon garlic powder. Rub the turkey lightly, on both sides, with your spice mixture. You want to lightly coat the meat like you were cooking a chicken breast or steak.
A: Try out sesame-soy jerky. Mix things up with a cola inspired marinade. Add Sriracha, crushed red pepper, or Tabasco sauce to give your jerky a kick. Try a "Thanksgiving Turkey" rub for your jerky. Finished.

Article: If you or someone you know is being bullied, talk to someone you trust, such as a coach, teacher, parent, or guidance counselor. Tell them what is going on so you can get some help with the situation. Some schools even have programs set up specifically designed to deal with bullying. Bullying is when someone is humiliated, made fun of, or abused over time by their peers. It's not just getting in an argument or even someone calling someone else bad names. It's not just a single incident, but an ongoing campaign against a person. Getting into a fight can get you into serious trouble, even if you didn't start it. Many schools have a zero-tolerance policy for violence, and you could be expelled from school or worse. If they continue to come after you, turn to face them, but maintain your distance. Keep them at arm's length at all times, as if they get closer, they can tackle or punch you. In some areas, you can even be charged with a crime, particularly if you're 17 or 18, depending on the legal age you become an adult in your state. Don't glare at them or stare at the ground. Rather, hold their gaze and show them you have confidence. If you show aggression, you can egg them on. If you show vulnerability, they may want to start the fight even more. Starting a fight can get you in even more trouble than just defending yourself. Once you throw that punch, you never know how things are going to turn out. You could be seriously injured, ending up with broken teeth or even a concussion, or you could injure someone else just as badly. No matter what happens, whether you win or lose, you're still going to lose because there will be consequences. Try to find another way than throwing a punch. Walk away or find some help. Some people will only fight you if there are no witnesses around, particularly if there are no teachers to see it. Yell as loud as you can to get people to come to your aid. If people arrive, you may not need to fight. Try yelling, "Fire," "Help!" or "Call 911."
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Report bullying when it happens. Walk away from the fight to avoid getting into trouble. Look the person in the eye with confidence. Avoid throwing the first punch. Get the attention of people nearby to help squash the fight.

Problem: Article: Maybe the critique has a worthy point you can learn from. If the critique is straightforward, maybe it's something that can help you grow. For example, maybe a person who is called smelly can learn to wear deodorant before exercising. Look who is doing the insulting and what their motive is. Are they just giving a silly opinion? Or is the person a loving relative who just wants to help? Think about what the person is saying. Your mom probably wants what's best for you. If she hurts you, tell her, but know she is trying to help. Even if things don't end well, when you get home, think about what you got out of the encounter. Perhaps the person taught you how not to behave or you'll learn something about a particular person's personality. In the future consider whether or not you want to hang out with someone who hurt you. Perhaps you learned that this is not the sort of person you would like to be around.
Summary: Ask more questions. Remember criticism is different than feedback. Ask yourself what you learned from the interaction.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: It's in the upper-right side of your group's page. You'll see this green button at the top of the page. It's on the left side of the page. Doing so opens the invitation form. In the "Enter email addresses" text box, type in the email address of a person whom you want to invite to your group, type a comma, and repeat with the email address of each additional person you want to add. Click the text box below the email addresses, then type in the message you want to include in the invitation. This blue button is at the top of the page. A pop-up prompt will appear. You'll see this checkbox in the middle of the pop-up prompt. It's at the bottom of the prompt. Doing so sends your invitations to the specified people. To accept an invitation, the people you invited simply need to open the invitation email and click the blue Accept this invitation button.

SUMMARY: Click the Members tab. Click Manage. Click Invite members. Enter email addresses. Enter an invitation message. Click Send invites. Check the "I'm not a robot" box. Click Continue. Have the invited people accept their invitations.

Article: Place the ginger into an airtight container. Keep the container in a cool, dark place such as a pantry. Make sure that the pieces are completely cool to touch before you store them, otherwise, they won't keep well. You can keep the sugar that falls away from the ginger pieces and onto the half sheet pan. This can be used for sweetening coffee, topping ginger snaps, or sprinkling over ice cream.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Store the candied ginger pieces for up to 3 months.