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Tropical fish in particular require certain climate control to keep them comfortable and healthy. Look into the temperatures necessary to keep your fish happy and decide on a heating setup if you need one. The size of heater you need will depend upon the size of tank you have. Check the heater packaging to make sure you are getting a heater that is appropriate for your tank size. Even if you do not require a heater for your aquarium, use a thermometer to ensure the climate inside the aquarium is stable. Proper lighting is necessary to ensure that your fish and any plant life in your aquarium are healthy. Pick a lighting setup that will work to give you the aesthetic you want while maintaining a healthy aquarium. Standard and compact fluorescent light bulbs are common, easy to replace, and favored by beginners and experienced hobbyists. Metal halides are preferable for large aquarium systems. LED light systems are increasingly more common, but can be variable in the amount of photosynthetically active radiation that they put out. Check with a local aquarium store to find the right LED setup for your aquarium. The right substrate will depend on what types of fish you have, as well as whether you have live plants or reef components in your aquarium. Choose a substrate that will support all the fish and plant life in your aquarium. Gravel and sand are common aquarium substrates and are advisable for fish-only aquariums with no living plant life. Aragonite and crushed corals provide a useful substrate for reef aquariums and marine life aquariums that include crustaceans and bottom-feeders. Vermiculite and laterite are nutrient-rich substrates that will help a planted tank grow and thrive. Some form of vegetation or hiding space should be made available to the fish. Decide if you want live or synthetic plants in your aquarium, and consider other functional decorations that may provide stimulation for the fish. Whether using live or synthetic plants, opt for plants that resemble those found in your fish's natural habitats. This helps encourage healthy biological behavior. If you choose to use live plants, make sure the plants you get are compatible with your aquarium setup. Check the plant tags for lighting, temperature, and water pH requirements. A hood provides necessary protection for your aquarium, and may help hide some components such as lighting and filtration. Find a hood to fit the physical dimensions of your tank. Often, you can find tanks that come with the hood as a part of the package at local pet stores and specialty aquarium stores. Check to make sure that your hood can physically accommodate your lighting, filtration, and other aquarium components and still close properly. If you have an acrylic tank, a stand is necessary. Even with a glass aquarium, you may want a stand to bring the aquarium up to eye level and keep it safe within the space. Find a stand that meets your needs. If you have an external filtration system, the stand will often serve to conceal the filter components. Stands come in a variety of sizes and styles to fit different aquariums and aesthetics. Check local aquarium stores and look online to see what is available to you.

summary: Decide if you need heating. Choose your lighting. Pick a substrate. Select plants. Find a hood. Select a stand.

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Try to take off a little time in order to show your relatives that they matter. It will help you be less stressed if you don't have to juggle work when they arrive, even if you do have to work during the visit. Welcoming people into your home or city can involve an array of things, but almost always including washing and/or eating. If they are staying at your home, ask them whether they would like to wash up or eat first, and then make that happen. Discuss your plans for the visit after they've been fed and/or showered, and shown to their room or hotel. Putting a little thought and effort into making your annoying relatives' sleeping area cozy and inviting for them will disarm them, in a good way. Sometimes you will be lucky enough to have a spare bedroom, but even at a hotel you can stop by and bring them some water and snacks, a bottle of wine and a wine opener, or some nice magazines that they would find interesting. Planning a few meals and few activities can help structure the time. Don't feel compelled to produce elaborate dinners to impress your family, but if you like cooking and it makes you happy, do it. Downtime is just as important, so don't forget to include that. Plan meals or dining out alternatives that will fit everyone's checkbook.

summary: Take time off when they arrive. Welcome them properly. Plan and personalize where they will stay. Plan a few meals and activities.

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Magnetic paper fits into an inkjet printer the same way as regular paper. Load it with the paper side facing upwards, towards the inner portion of the machine. That way, the ink will print on it. You can only use regular magnetic paper from a craft store. Vinyl magnetic material is cut through the same process, but requires an industrial-sized machine. Use a program like Photoshop or Silhouette on your computer. Create your design using the various tools available in the program. This design is what prints over the magnetic paper, so don't hold back on the creativity. For example, you can import an image to print using the file option in the upper left corner of the screen. Select the print option from the menu bar in the upper left corner of the screen. If you loaded the printer correctly, the image will print onto the white, paper side of the magnetic paper. Leave it in the printer for a few minutes to dry. Lay the magnet side on top of the cutting mat. The cutting mat should be sticky and hold the magnet paper in place after you press it flat. You can purchase cutting mats from craft stores, but make sure they are small enough to fit into the cutting machine. If your cutting mat loses its stickiness, wash it off and apply an adhesive spray from the craft store. Slide the mat into your specialized cutting machine. Again, it works like regular paper. Keep the image side facing up towards the inside portion of the machine. This way, the blades will slice through the paper side first, ensuring a clean cut. If you don't have a cutting machine, you can always cut the design by hand using a paper cutter or knife. Open the software included with your cutting machine. Select the print options in the top left corner of the screen. First, select "printable magnetic material from the drop-down menu that appears. Then, drag the cutting margins with your mouse to show the machine how much of the magnet to cut. Hit the print button and watch the machine go to work. After it finishes, pick up the magnetic paper. You should easily be able to fold the magnet along the cut margins and tear off any leftover material by hand.
summary: Load the magnetic paper into a printer. Design your image in a photo editor program. Press the print button to print the design. Place the magnet paper on a cutting mat. Load the cutting mat into the cutting machine. Select the magnetic material option in the cutting machine's software. Tear away the excess magnet material after printing.