Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Just use wine for simplicity. Use beef broth as a base. Make tomato juice your base.

Answer: If you are short on time, simply soak your meat in fruity red wine for the time being. Choose between cabernet sauvignon, merlot, red zinfandel, or whatever your favorite may be. Use one 750 milliliter (25.4floz) bottle for every three pounds (1.4 kg) of meat. For every four pounds (1.8 kg) of meat, start with one cup (236.6 ml) of beef broth in a large mixing bowl. Add cup (78 ml) of soy sauce and 1 tablespoon (14.8 ml) of olive oil. Whisk the liquids for an even mixture. Then prep and add the following: Four cloves of garlic, minced Two scallions, sliced thinly Four whole cloves 1.5 teaspoons (7.4 g) of ground ginger teaspoon (1.2 g) of ground pepper For every three pounds (1.4 kg) of meat, add 1.5 cups (354.9 ml) of tomato juice to a large mixing bowl. Add cup (59.1 ml) of red wine vinegar and 2 teaspoons (9.9 ml) of Worcestershire sauce. Stir to mix evenly. Then stir in the following dry ingredients: 1.5 teaspoons (7.4 g) of salt 1 teaspoon (4.9 g) of sugar teaspoon (2.5 g) of basil teaspoon (2.5 g) of oregano teaspoon (1.2 g) of ground pepper

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Practice serving to a target. Practice with a basketball hoop. Practice against a wall. Practice like you're in a game. Practice other drills.

Answer: Set up a target such as a ball cart at an opposite back corner of the court from where you're standing. Practice serving the ball to the target. Count how many balls hit the target or land in the ball cart. A basketball hoop is a good partner for practicing techniques such as passing, setting and serving. Pass or set the ball towards the hoop. Stand at the foul line, or about 15 feet (5m) away. Toss the ball into the air and pass or set the ball towards the hoop. Try making a basket with your passes. Serve the volleyball at the hoop. Start at the foul line, or about 15 feet (5m) away. Aim for the square on the backboard. Try hitting the square 10 times in a row. When you don't have a partner, you can still use a solid, smooth wall as an imaginary partner. Use the wall by passing the ball towards the wall. Hit the ball when it rebounds to you. If you are able to practice on a volleyball court with a net and a partner, always practice like you're playing in a game. For example, if you are working on passing the ball, have your partner send the ball over the net to you. If you are practicing spiking the ball, do so over the net. There are many combinations of drills that integrate serving, passing, setting and other skills. Search online for suggestions, or talk with your coach or trainer to learn more drills.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Crate train your Shih Tzu. Decide whether you want your dog to go inside or outside. Make a walk schedule. Be patient.

Answer: Crate training is not only important to the process of housebreaking. Having your Shih Tzu familiar with her crate can help with vet trips, road trips, and other incidents where your Shih Tzu may need to be temporarily confined. Pick a small dog crate for your shih tzu. You only need enough room for your Shih Tzu to sit, stand, and turn around. Crates should also have ventilation on all four sides. It's not a bad idea to keep the crate somewhere in your home where you hang out frequently. That way, your Shih Tzu can occasionally go in her crate while still feeling like part of the family. Going in the crate should be thought of as a treat rather than a punishment. Keep a water dish, food, toys, and treats in the crate. Make sure any toys and dog safe and big enough that your Shih Tzu will not swallow them. Keep your Shih Tzu in the crate when you sleep, go out, or when you're occupied with a household chore that prevents you from watching her. Do this until your Shih Tzu is housebroken and you know she will not have accidents indoors. It is important not to treat the crate as a "cage" or "prison" and to keep use to a minimum. If necessary, when you are home keep the dog on a lead so you can keep an eye on him and take him outside to toilet as soon as you spot signs of him wanting to toilet. While most owners prefer their pets eliminate outside, as Shih Tzus are smaller pets many apartment dwellers own them. If you don't have easy access to the street or a yard, you may want your Shih Tzu to eliminate inside on newspaper or padding. Paper training's main pro is convenience. For people who have difficulty taking a dog outside for whatever reason, whether a busy schedule or a physical problems, paper training can be an alternative option. In addition to padding and newspaper, dog litter boxes are sold in many pet stores. Paper training's main drawback is that it creates odor and might not be the best option for your dog. Shih Tzu are high energy and crave the outdoors. Whichever route you go with, it's important to be consistent. Shih Tzus may get confused if they're told they can sometimes use a pad but are sometimes expected to go outside. Shih Tzus need a strict schedule for training, so you'll need to pick one option or the other. When you first begin housebreaking your Shih Tzu, you'll need to stick to a strict walking schedule to make sure your pet doesn't eliminate inside. Sniffing, circling, or squatting are signs a Shih Tzu is ready to eliminate. If you notice these behaviors, either take your dog outside immediately or direct her to the proper place in the house. When you first begin housebreaking a Shih Tzu, you'll need to take her out every one and a half to two hours or every 20-30 minutes for a puppy. You should take her out when you wake up, before you go to bed, and after she eats or drinks. Praise your Shih Tzu immediately after she eliminates outside or in the proper place in your home. Shih Tzus generally respond better to positive reinforcement than negative reinforcement, so praise for success will go farther than scolding for mistakes. Shih Tzu are notoriously difficult to house break. It may take as long as eight months before a Shih Tzu fully understands where it's appropriate to eliminate. Do not be discouraged. Even if you're still having accidents after a few months, be persistent and strict about your training schedule. Eventually, your Shih Tzu should understand and obey the rules.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Measure the length between the finger holes. Blow into the embouchure. Recheck your finger hole markings. Clean up the insides of the holes.

Answer:
Use the flute calculator, which also calculates the space between the edge of each hole and the open end of the flute. It gives the measurements based on each holes distance from the embouchure. So, mark where each hole should be to make sure that they will fit on your pole. Once, all your measurements seem correct and everything seems to fit on the bamboo, then you're ready to drill. You need to test it to make sure you get a familiar, mellow, "flute-like" tone. If you need to make adjustments, sand the outside edge of the embouchure with a sanding file at a downward slant, but only do this if you think it needs adjustment. If it sounds good to you, it's better to play it safe and not make any adjustments. Make sure that they are in the right place respective to the blowhole. The Flutomat calculator gives the space between each hold from the end of one hole to the end of the next hole. So, it doesn't give you the hole's center. You'll need to make your hole one radius up -- half the diameter-- of the hole. This is where the center of the hole will be and where you'll drill. Then, drill in the same manner that you drilled the blowhole. Make sure your holes are marked in a straight line. Drill in successively larger bits, which means start with the smaller bits to make a starter hole. Then, slowly increase to the larger bits to get to the size drill bit to make the appropriate size. Some parts of the bamboo and thinner than other such as where a branch was growing. So, be mindful of this when you're drilling. If you have to drill a hole over a node, this area will be thicker than other areas. Take your time and drill slowly. With your rotary tool, sand the edges of the hole so that they are smooth. If you are scared of making a mistakes or sanding too much, use the sanding file. They're also great for smaller holes. Once you've cleaned up the drill holes, you're ready to play.