INPUT ARTICLE: Article: You can't marinate the entire chicken all at once. You want to marinate each strip of chicken separately so that each piece you eat will have a strong flavor. As you put the chicken pieces into the marinade turn them front and back so that the marinade gets on both sides. You don't need to roll it around in there, just make sure no part of the chicken piece is dry. Otherwise you risk the chicken piece drying out in the fridge. Cover the bowl with plastic wrap, and refrigerate for a minimum of one hour and up to overnight. This will allow the flavor to really soak into the chicken. If you don't refrigerate the chicken you risk it going bad, so don't leave the marinade out on the counter. The longer the chicken marinates, the more tender and flavorful it will be. Try to plan ahead.

SUMMARY: Make sure you have cut up your chicken into pieces. Place your cut up chicken pieces in the marinade. Refrigerate the chicken and marinade.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: . You might feel self-conscious wearing your glasses, especially if you're new to wearing them. But the truth is that many famous people who are considered attractive wear glasses these days. With the right style of frame, color, and a classy pair of specs, you might even end up looking hotter in your glasses than you did before you had them! Confidence has been found to give individuals a boost where looks are concerned. Although you might not think your mindset has an influence on how people perceive your appearance, you might only need to improve your confidence before people start thinking you look smokin' hot in your glasses. d exercise. You'll look even more attractive when you eat right and keep yourself physically active. Being healthy will improve your mood, self-image, contribute to a healthy weight, all of which will likely help you gain confidence and become hotter in the eyes of others. To improve your overall healthy, you might: Join a sport or physical hobby, like riding a bicycle, walking daily, yoga, and more. Daily physical activity will make you feel better about yourself, even if you don't notice any large changes in your physical appearance. . Dry and frizzy hair often appears poorly maintained and un-stylish to others, so you should replenish dry hair when necessary. Your hair color also contributes to the overall color balance of your face and the resulting color of your lenses, so you should keep it healthy and clean. Try new hair styles if you're not satisfied with your current look. Consider your style according to your face shape and pick out a look that adds balance to your shape in the same way you did for your glasses. Finding your ideal style can take time and effort. You'll have to try on many different looks and outfits. You may even want to bring a friend so you have a second opinion, but you can also ask the employees at the places you shop for their opinion as well. Style and fashion are a matter of taste. Men might want to check out how to dress well as a guy for some direction on looking your best. Women, on the other hand, might look into how to dress yourself and look good doing it. . Shower as regularly as you need to. For most adults, this will be daily or every other day, although many younger children likely won't need to shower as frequently. Use deodorant, moisturize so your skin to keep it healthy, drink plenty of water to stay hydrated and improve your skin complexion, and wear clean clothes. For a more complete idea of what you should do to keep good hygiene, you should check out how to have good hygiene (boys) or how to have good hygiene (girls).

SUMMARY: Be confident and exercise. Take care of your hair Choose outfits that complement the style of your specs. Practice good hygiene

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Being able to reach treats immediately is important for training, so the dog learns which behavior is being rewarded. Traditionally, dogs are taught to walk on the left side, so keep the treats in a left pocket or waist pouch. Put a few small treats in your closed fist and walk along with your hand in front of the dog's nose. Every few seconds, pop a treat into your dog's mouth as you continue walking. If the dog runs forward or hangs back, stop and call the dog to you. Continue to call the dog back patiently, until it returns. When it does, tell it to sit, feed it a treat, and praise it. Continue your walk as before, feeding it treats as you do. If the dog starts walking ahead but hasn't lunged to the end of the leash yet, say "Easy." Say "Yes" and give a treat if it responds by turning around and coming back to you. If the dog pulls at the leash to eliminate or to sniff an object, stop and call it back. When it comes, praise it, say "Yes," and let it go where it wants to go. Follow it so the leash stays slack. When you start out, you might just walk up and down the block, so the dog doesn't stop paying attention. Each day, walk a little further. After at least a week of this, straighten up and keep your hand near your pocket of treats, around waist level. Every other step or so, take a treat from your pocket and lower it to the dog. If the dog can walk for several minutes without pulling on the leash, you can slowly increase the number of steps between treats. Try to reach one treat per minute within a couple weeks. Dogs have trouble understanding the purpose of punishment, which makes it an ineffective motivation technique. You should only use these techniques sparingly to discourage unusually bad behavior, not on every walk: Never use these techniques with a choke, pinch, or prong collar, or a head halter. If the dog ignores your commands to slow down and return to you, stop talking and turn back the way you came, tugging at the leash gently. Praise the dog when it catches up to you, then turn around and resume the walk.

SUMMARY:
Keep treats in a pouch or pocket. Feed the dog treats as you walk. Stop and call the dog if it moves away. Grant permission to investigate objects. Gradually increase the duration of the walks. Reduce the number of treats. Use punishment sparingly.