Problem: Article: You will need: 2 wings, 2 legs (drumsticks), 2 thighs, and 2 breasts. Cut each chicken breast in half so that you have 4 breast pieces total. Try to use a chicken that is around 3 pounds (1.4kg). You can also buy chicken pieces separately. For example, you could use 10 chicken breasts. Leave the skin on the chicken pieces. This will make it nice and crispy. If you are short on time, then 20 to 30 minutes will do just fine. A full hour would be much better however. Be sure to marinate the chicken on the counter; if you put it into the fridge, the cold meat will decrease the temperature of the hot oil. Cover the dish with plastic wrap to keep the marinade from spoiling. If it is very hot in your kitchen, then you could marinate the chicken in the fridge at first, then halfway through the marinating time, transfer it to the counter. Take a piece of chicken out of the buttermilk, and let the excess mixture drip off. Place the chicken into the spice-flour blend, then flip it over so that both sides get covered. Transfer the chicken to a baking sheet. Repeat this step for each piece of chicken. Work 1 piece at a time. Keep the chicken pieces in the buttermilk until you are ready to dredge them. Discard any leftover spiced flour. It came into contact with raw meat, so it is no longer safe to use. Be sure to discard any leftover buttermilk marinade; it's been contaminated by raw meat, so you can't reuse it.
Summary: Cut the chicken apart into 10 pieces. Marinate the chicken in the buttermilk for 20 to 60 minutes. Dredge the chicken through the flour-spice blend. Let the chicken pieces rest on the baking sheet for about 5 minutes.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Cut the food you don't like into the smallest pieces you can so that you don't have to chew as much and you can mix it in easier with other foods. You might even be able to swallow pieces whole, but be careful not to swallow too-large or hard pieces that might get stuck in your throat. Surround the food you don't like with other food you do like on your plate. If you don't like asparagus, for example, you could push it into a ball of mashed potatoes before putting it in your mouth. Also try simply putting a bite of something you like in your mouth and holding it there as a sort of barrier for your taste buds before you put in a bite of the bad food. Sip from a glass of water, soda, juice, or alcohol right before you take a bite, and then take another sip directly after to replace the taste quickly and help wash the food down. Add salt and pepper, butter, some lemon juice, ketchup or mustard, or anything else available on the table. Be careful not to noticeably overdo on your seasonings, or ask for something that's not already available or would clearly not go with the dish, to avoid offending the cook or your fellow diners. Breathe in through your nose before taking a bite of the offending food, then try not to breathe in or out while you're chewing and swallowing to dampen the flavor. Don't feel like you need to eat the entire quantity of the food you don't like at a dinner party or other social situation. Eat enough that it appears that you've enjoyed most of it and are just too full to have the rest. Leave small amounts of other foods on your plate too, so that it doesn't look like you neglected one thing.

SUMMARY: Cut the food into small pieces and swallow. Eat it with something you do like. Drink something before and after. Cover the food with seasonings or condiments. Restrict your sense of smell. Eat only a polite amount.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Flatten your back and clench your abs, clasping your hands together behind your head. This should work your upper thigh muscles; if you do not feel the effort there, try pressing a little harder.
Summary: Lie down facing the ceiling with your knees bent and your shoulders, hips, and feet aligned. Raise your toes up so that your heels press into the ground.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: net and download the launcher. To be able play Minecraft at all, first, you need to download the game itself. The way Minecraft works is a little different than the way other games do in this regard: you can download Minecraft at any time for free, but you need to pay for an account to play the full version. To get the Minecraft "launcher" (the application you use to play the game), first go to Minecraft.net. On the right, you'll see three options: "Get Minecraft," "Play the demo," and "Already bought the game? Download it here." Even though you haven't paid for it yet, pick the last option. On the next page, if you're working on a Windows PC, click the link for either Minecraft.msi or Minecraft.exe. Your download will start. If you're on Mac or Linux, click "Show all platforms" and choose the appropriate option. Once your download is complete, run the file. The install process should start immediately. Simply follow the on-screen prompts to complete the installation. The installation should go smoothly for the vast majority of users. However, if you have problems downloading or installing Minecraft, try consulting the official help resources at help.mojang.com. Once the installation finishes, the Minecraft launcher should start up immediately. If it doesn't, you can always start it by opening it from the directory you installed it to. When the launcher opens, it will ask you for your login information so that it verify whether or not you have paid for the game. Since you don't have an account yet, click "Register." Without an account, you can't play the game at all not even the demo. Clicking the "Register" button will open a window in your default web browser that takes you to the Mojang website to create an account. Follow the prompts to register a username and password. You will need to provide a valid email address so that you can receive a validation email as part of the registration process.
Summary:
Visit Minecraft. Install the launcher. Open the launcher. Register an account.