INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Golden Retrievers are smart dogs who can be trained. However, it won't be trained overnight. Keep your expectations reasonable as you train your dog. Understand that it may take it awhile to learn the command, but with persistence and having it repeat the action over and over, it will learn it. Stay calm. Getting upset doesn't build trust between you and your Golden Retriever. Getting mad also can upset your dog, causing it to act out. Positive reinforcement is one of the most effective ways to train your Golden Retriever. Dogs respond well to treats or praise when it does an action, and it naturally wants to do the same thing again. This helps you show your dog what behavior you desire, and it knows it will receive some sort of positive reward for complying. Ignore unwanted behaviors. If you respond, this is reinforcing it by giving it attention. Ignoring the behaviors shows that the dog won't get a reaction from you, so there is no reason to do them. You can use a variety of treats with your dog. Make sure they are small enough that it doesn't have to take a long time eating it. At the same time, use verbal praise, like saying, "Good job!". You may also pet the dog or give it physical attention. Make sure to provide the reward immediately after the action. Don't wait until later. The dog has to know that the treat comes from that behavior.

SUMMARY: Be patient. Use positive reinforcement. Provide plenty of rewards for your dog.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: After choosing the font you want, don't save just yet. Click on the Advanced button next to the Font Size button. This will open the advanced options for fonts. " Websites have their own predefine fonts. If you don't uncheck this setting, the default font you set will only apply to pages and websites that don't have a preset font. Click on "Okay" to save the advanced settings changes. Once on the "Content" tab again, click on "Okay" to save all the changes you made. Visit any website you have in mind. You'll notice that the fonts have been changed to the style you've selected.

SUMMARY: Click on the "Advanced" button. Uncheck "Allow pages to choose their own fonts, instead of my selections above. Save your changes.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Consider what was annoying or difficult the last time you went to a buffet. Think about what you would have liked during a buffet and plan your table around that idea. For example: If you wished you had room to set a plate down momentarily, leave enough extra space on the buffet table for people to do so. If you wished you had the option of tasting the food first, leave toothpicks or little spoons next to the dishes for your guests so that they can try the food. If you ran into issues with trash, consider setting up more trash bins and making them more noticeable so that guests can easily spot them. Think about what type of plates, cups, utensils, containers, and tablecloth you would like to use for your table. You don't have to use your fine china, but a table is more appetizing if the set up looks nice. It's okay to use plastic silverware, plates, and cups, as long as it is all new and clean. Don't put your food out in greasy, cardboard boxes. Instead, use plastic or metal containers. You will also need a tablecloth. An expensive tablecloth will potentially get ruined by the mess, but look for one that adds cheer to the table. Decide on a color or a theme when putting out everything on the table. This will bring the look of the table together and make the meal look more appealing. Sometimes, less is more when it comes to decorations. Rather than choosing lots of colors and patterns, stick with just one or two solid colors instead. Many catering places will offer things like plates, cups, and silverware. Rental places for tables and chairs will sometimes have tablecloths that you can borrow as well. Your guests can't access the food well without first having plates available. If you are planning an event with a lot of people, it is a good idea to set up a buffet with two or three stacks of plates of about ten plates each. You don't, however, want to pile the plates too high, or they will be in danger of tipping over. Be sure to put condiments near the type of food they belong with. If you have separate tables for things like appetizers and desserts, you will need to add tables for plates near them as well. Finish the table with the utensils and napkins. A common mistake made by many hosts when planning an event is to place utensils and napkins at the front of the table. It can be cumbersome to try to hold on to knives, forks, spoons and linens along with a plate while your guests are trying to serve themselves. Make sure you put out all types of silverware that will be needed. For example, don't forget spoons if there will be soup. Prepare labels for each dish ahead of time. This can be on small pieces of paper, sticky notes, or cardboard. Put the labels next to each dish once all of the food is out on the table. This will allow guests to know what the dish is before they put it on their plate, which helps eliminate a lot of uneaten and thrown away food. Make sure the labels are written in bold, large, and clear writing that all guests will be able to read with ease. Typed labels will be more legible than handwritten labels. If a food contains a common allergen, such as peanuts, it would be a good idea to add a warning label as well, such as: Contains Peanuts. If you know that some of your guests are vegetarian or vegan, it would be nice to mention which dishes contain meat or dairy.

SUMMARY: Recall any difficulties you've experienced with past buffets. Have a nice presentation. Place the plates at the start of the line. Put silverware at the end of the table. Make labels.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: A Ziploc bag is perfect if you can find one large enough; add extra padding by sealing a Ziploc bag most of the way, inserting a drinking straw into the gap, blowing air into the bag, then quickly sealing the bag shut to keep the extra air inside. Plastic newspaper delivery sleeves are also the right size for many books. Put the book in the bag, fold over the top of the bag, and seal it with packing tape. Otherwise, wrap the book in a grocery store produce bag or other plastic bag and tape the edges closed. Cut two pieces of plain cardboard that are slightly larger than the book. Sandwich the book between them to protect the cover. Use plain cardboard rectangles, as cardboard with print or stickers may stick to the book or transfer print onto the cover. Wrap brown paper, newspaper, or wrapping paper around the plastic and cardboard protectors, then tape it in place. This secures the cardboard in place and helps keep the book clean.

SUMMARY:
Wrap the books in plastic to protect them from water damage. Sandwich the books in cardboard to keep them from getting bent. Wrap your books in paper.