In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Some areas only require a permit if the promotional materials are commercial, rather than for a non-profit or religious organization. Other areas don't require a permit at all, but it's best to check where you are. Look up local city ordinances to see if it's legal in your area or if you need a permit. Looking into someone's eyes connects you to them, even if it's just for a second. Then, when you hand them a flyer, they're more likely to accept it from you, rather than just rush past. A smile never hurts, either! Just thrusting a paper into someone's hand isn't likely to get much attention. In fact, they may stuff it in the next trashcan they see. However, if you say something memorable, you may encourage them to at least look at the sheet for a moment, and in turn, they may decide to take action based on what you hand them. For example, if you're handing out a flyer for a stage show, you might spout off one of your lines. If you're handing out a promotional flyer for free products, try that as a tagline: "Redeem this for one free pizza at the Pizza Temple. No purchase necessary!" Trade shows are a great place to connect to potential customers. Typically, you'll need to purchase booth space to hand out materials. While that can be expensive, the return you'll see will likely be worth it. Keep in mind that you can do a smaller trade show if you're just starting out so it won't cost as much. Be sure to ask for people's emails and addresses to start a mailing list. Have a sample of your product on hand if at all possible. If it's not possible, have a video or an interactive display showcasing your product or service. Freebies are a great way to get people interested in your product. Pens, golf balls, and other small gifts with your brand on them will help people remember you. Pick events that your target audience might attend and go through the crowd to hand out flyers. With the right event, most people in attendance could potentially be in your target audience. For example, if you have a pizza place and want to hand out free pizzas, go to family events, such as fairs, community events, and even local sporting events. Alternatively, if you're promoting a concert, head to a similar concert venue to promote your event. It helps to ask if you can hand out materials at the event, but you may not be able to find an organizer. However, keep in mind, they may ask you to leave if they don't want you handing out publicity materials there.
Summary: Get a permit if it's required in your area. Make eye contact before you hand someone a flyer. Pick a tagline. Take your materials to trade shows or exhibitions. Give out items at related events.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Every marinade is made of three key components: acid, oil, and flavorings. The oil moistens the meat while spices and herbs add flavor. The acid makes it all possible by breaking down the raw meat, thereby permitting the oil and spices to have an effect. Many marinades use vinegar for the acid, but lemon juice is just as effective and lends a citrus flavor. Use anywhere from 1 tablespoon to 1/4 cup (15 to 60 milliliters) lemon juice for marinades, depending on how much meat you use, how tender you want it to be, and how strong you want the lemon flavor to be. If you are not sure which ones to try, consider trying black pepper, garlic, dill, or parsley. These meats are the densest, so the lemon juice has more the break down than it does in poultry or fish. Smaller chunks of beef and pork can pick up flavor from a marinade in 45 minutes or so, while roasts and large cuts can withstand marinating for up to two days. Chicken is less dense than beef and pork, and it can usually pick up flavor within the first 30 minutes to an hour, depending on the size of the cut. You can marinate chicken for several hours without negatively affecting the texture, but while it is technically safe to allow chicken to marinate for up to two days, allowing it to sit this long will turn the texture tough and chewy. Fish and other types of seafood have a very light density, and the acidic lemon juice can actually "cook" the fish if it seeps in for more than an hour. For most dishes, marinating for 30 minutes is ideal.
Summary: Use lemon juice to marinate meat, poultry, and fish. Make sure to choose spices and herbs that complement the taste of lemon. Marinate beef and pork for two hours to maximize the amount of flavor the meat picks up from the marinade. Allow poultry to marinate for 30 minutes to about four or five hours. Do not marinate fish any longer than 60 minutes.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: It should harden because of the hair spray. The hardened gum should break off fairly easily. Wash as normal.
Summary:
Spray a small amount of hair spray directly on to the gum. Immediately scrape or pick gum off. Continue until all gum is removed.