Article: A tap is needed to attach to the keg in order to dispense the beer. If you don't already have a tap, you'll need to rent one. Most places require a refundable tap rental fee (around $50) and a nonrefundable tap cleaning fee (around $10-$15). Many establishments have chilling buckets available for rental. These are garbage can sized buckets that the keg will go into, along with ice for keeping the keg cold. A kegerator is a refrigerator that is specially designed to hold a keg and to allow for easy beer dispensing. Many places will rent kegerators by the day, week, month or even on a rent-to-own plan. If you are hosting a special event or are planning to regularly have kegs, a kegerator may be a classier, more versatile option for you. A jockey box is a mini cooler that has tubing through which beer will flow to a tap. Hook up your keg to the jockey box, along with a carbon dioxide unit, and this will produce instantly cold beer on tap for your guests. Jockey boxes can be rented with 1, 2 or 4 taps in one unit.
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Rent a tap. Rent a bucket for chilling the keg. Rent a kegerator. Rent a jockey box.
Article: Olive oil (and other cooking oils like canola oil, peanut oil, etc.) work just as well as water for making a salt paste. They also provide a few side benefits on top of this for instance, they're good natural moisturizers and leave skin feeling soft and smooth. Some also find that oils give their skin a healthy, attractive "glow." Note, however, that oils aren't always a wise idea. If you have naturally oily skin already, adding extra oil may cause blemishes, for instance. Acetone is a chemical solvent used to dissolve certain types of adhesives and plastic compounds. Using acetone in your paste instead of water will make most types of super glue dissolve much faster than normal. However, care must be taken acetone can be harsh on dry or delicate skin, so use it in moderation and follow up with a moisturizer. Acetone is found in most (but not all) nail polish removers. Check the ingredients label on a bottle of nail polish remover before using it non-acetone products may not work as well. Laundry detergent is great for working away at dried-on super glue. However, you won't want to substitute it for the water in the method above. Instead, add a drop of detergent to a small amount of water in a bowl (no more than 1-2 tablespoons) and mix salt into this. Use the resulting soapy paste to break down the super glue. Rinse well with water when you're done. Leftover soapy residue on your hands can make its way into your next meal if you don't wash your hands. While this is unlikely to be dangerous, it can make you sick. The salt rub in the method above can be a great homemade beauty product even if you don't have super glue on your hands. Rubbing clean skin gently with the rub removes the top layer of dead cells, leaving your skin looking fresh and healthy. Best of all, since the only ingredients are salt and water (or oil), this DIY exfoliating scrub stores well. Just keep it in an airtight container in a cool, dark place and the paste should keep for months.
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Try using olive oil with the salt. Use acetone to dissolve the glue. Apply laundry detergent. Use the salt rub as an exfoliator.
Article: Research has shown that there is a connection between irregular sleeping patterns and the likeliness of experiencing sleep paralysis, as well as a potential genetic influence. People who work irregular shifts and have unusual and disrupted sleeping patterns are more prone to sleep paralysis. Generally sleep paralysis is more common among those who sleep less and are more sleep deprived. Remember that adults should aim for between six and nine hours of sleep a night, and frequently forcing yourself to have less than this is not advisable. Regular sleep deprivation increases your risk of serious health problems such as diabetes, heart disease and obesity. You will also find it harder to concentrate and will have reduced alertness which can make you more prone to accidents. There are no guaranteed ways to induce sleep paralysis. Although it is fairly common, the exact causes of the phenomenon are still not fully understood. Disrupting your sleeping cycle with shorter sleeping periods at night and naps in the evening is one way to do this. It is not precise, but is reported as one way to upset your regular sleep cycle and potentially induce sleep paralysis. Get out of bed earlier than usual, before carrying out your daily activities as you would normally. You should be generally active during the day even if you feel tired. Then have a short nap in the evening, for not more than two hours, some time between 7pm and 10pm. After the nap stay awake and be active for at least another hour before heading back to bed. If you are trying to induce sleep paralysis it's important to lie down in bed in a comfortable position. Lying on your back when you sleep is one commonly reported factor that may help induce sleep paralysis. It is not really known what the causative connection is, but it is thought that a significant number of people who experience sleep paralysis sleep in a supine position. Lie as still as you can and try to repeat a single word in your head, like a mantra. This will help you relax and clear your mind. Repeat the word again and again, and begin to imagine that somebody is speaking the word to you. Try not to become distracted if you sense lights and other sensations. Concentrate on the word, stay relaxed, and you may feel yourself moving towards the threshold of sleep paralysis. An alternative way to disrupt your sleep and potentially help induce sleep paralysis is to wake yourself up during the night. Set your alarm for between four and six hours after you fall asleep, and then keep yourself awake for a short period of 15 minutes to half an hour. Get your mind active by reading for this period. Then as you go back to bed, close your eyes but maintain awareness. To do this, repeat a mantra or focus on a particular point in your visual field. You may then slip into sleep paralysis as you return to sleep but your mind stays aware.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Adopt an irregular sleep cycle. Break up your sleep cycle with naps. Lie in bed and relax. Wake yourself up in the night.