Rinse 1 pound (450g) of hulled strawberries and 3 medium peaches. Then use a paring knife to cut the fruit into thin, even slices. If you can't find ripe peaches, substitute plums, loquats, or nectarines. Scoop the sliced strawberries and peaches into a serving bowl. Add 1 cup (100 g) of blueberries and 1 tablespoon (2 g) of fresh, chopped basil or mint. Use salad tongs or 2 large spoons to gently mix the fruit. If you prefer, use blackberries or raspberries instead of the blueberries. You'll need 2 tablespoons (30ml) of lemon juice, 1 tablespoon (15ml) of maple syrup or honey, and 2 teaspoons (9.9ml) of balsamic vinegar. The balsamic vinegar will give the fruit salad a slight tangy flavor. For a milder flavor, leave it out. Toss the fruit with the liquids until the fruit is coated. You can serve the fruit salad immediately or chill it until you're ready to eat. Refrigerate the fruit salad for up to 2 days. Keep in mind that the fruit salad will soften and liquid will pool in the bottom of the dish the longer it's stored.

Summary: Cut the strawberries and peaches into 12 inch (1.3cm) slices. Toss the strawberries, peaches, blueberries, and basil together. Pour the lemon juice, maple syrup, and balsamic vinegar on the fruit. Mix the fruit salad and serve it immediately.

Don't worry, the procedure is generally the same whether your dryer is electric or gas, but both need to be shut off before cleaning. Consult the user manual for your appliance if you have any concerns. The lint vent is located on the back of most dryers, either near the top or the bottom of the appliance. You are looking for either flexible aluminum tubing or piping. This is so that you can access the vent. Be sure to work carefully around the tubing as you do so. To do this, use a screwdriver to loosen the metal clamp that holds it in place. Set the vent aside on the floor for now. Do this gently, taking care not to tear a hole in it. Set the tubing carefully aside for now. Use a vent brush, turning the brush clockwise for the best effect. You can also turn it counter-clockwise, just make sure to stick with one direction or the other, not a combination. Pick it up gently and hold it up in front of you. Brush into the tubes with your vent brush. At this point you and your floor are most likely covered in lint! Use the long neck attachment to remove any remaining lint. Vacuum carefully so that nothing gets damaged. Use the long neck attachment, taking care to get all of the lint up. Work it into the nooks and crannies. Don't forget to tighten the screws on the clamp to fix it in place. Secure the tubing carefully. Be sure to continue working carefully around the tubing. It can be easily damaged, but should be absolutely fine as long as you are careful. When working with the power sources, be sure to work carefully around the tubing behind the appliance. This will flush out any remaining lint. Shut it off after the flush. Your dryer is now ready for use!

Summary: Shut off the gas (if applicable) and unplug the dryer. Locate the lint vent. Pull the dryer gently away from the wall. Remove the vent from the wall. Pull the tubing away. Clean the wall piping and vent. Clean the removed tubing. Vacuum inside the tubing and vent. Vacuum the floor. Put the dryer vent back into place. Replace the dryer back against the wall. Plug the dryer back in and, if applicable, turn the gas back on. Turn on your dryer for about 10-15 seconds.

Attach the Beyblade to the controller. The Beyblade should easily click into place on the right side of the controller. Then put the ripcord into place and let it rip! The left and right buttons change the direction the Beyblade spins in. The top right button gives it a quick boost in speed. The top left button activates the Beyblade's special move, which varies depending on which model you chose. There's a row of lights on the top of the controller which indicates how much controlling time you have left before you have to resin the Beyblade. Practice controlling your Beyblade until you've got a handle on it and then go out and battle!

Summary: Spin the Beyblade. Use the buttons on the controller to control the Beyblade. Keep controlling it until the IR power runs out.

Since SUMIF can interpret non-numeric data, your data tables will need to be set up a little differently from a basic + or SUM function. Create one column with number values and a second column with a conditional value, like "yes" and "no". For example, a column with 4 rows with values 1-4 and a second column with alternating values of "yes" or "no". Select a cell and enter "=SUMIF" then enclose the conditions in parentheses. First you must enter a range, then criteria, then a second range to summate. In this case, the criteria the yes/no condition, the range will be the cells containing those criteria, and the summation range is the target values. For example: =SUMIF(C1:C4, yes, B1:B4). This means the column C, which contains the yes/no condition, will add any values from column B where column C reads "yes". The cell range will vary depending upon your data table.
Summary: Set up your data for a SUMIF function. Enter the function into a cell.