context: How to keep a tent cool
Find a shady spot.
Before making camp, look for a site that has protection from the sun. This can be from trees, low hills, ridges, or tall cabins.

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- You should also look for meters that can fall during various weather conditions and topomaintain the tent's heat at a constant level. You can even build up a campfire with some wood chips and close curtains so the tent will be exposed to the sun.
- Also, make sure there isn't any shade or cover nearby that will block you from the sun. It could be from trees, a small fence, or a building.
- Remember that the sun's position moves, so look for areas that will keep your tent cool while you are in it, like an eastern ridge if you sleep in late or western hills if you go to bed early. Find an area with good wind circulation.
- It is also good for your hammock. Make sure that there is an open space to stay within the tent, as the tent top could get too cold.
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next sentence for the context: Remember that the sun's position moves, so look for areas that will keep your tent cool while you are in it, like an eastern ridge if you sleep in late or western hills if you go to bed early. Find an area with good wind circulation.

context: A screen appears with instructions how to attach an instep bike trailer. a man

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- is seen riding dirt bikes in a lane.
- replaces the main tire using a spare tire along with another.
- is showing how to attach an instep bike trailer on the back wheel of a bike.
- does a routine on a tire.
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context: How to put together a pocket survival kit
Get a container.
Most people use an altoids mints tin to put their kit in. If you can't get altoids, marks and spencers do a brand called curiously strong mints, which have a similar sized tin.

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- An altoids tin is airtight, which means that when you open it the air will fall out at its filter. It will also have a plastic lid and the simple use of a paper towel or material to seal it.
- If you want something bigger, places like b&q make plastic containers (intended for keeping stuff like screws in) that are suitable. Any container that you get should clip shut, so that it doesn't spring open.
- Incorporate the mints into the kit too. ( see method one if you don't have such a kit).
- The mints come with 3 compartments and can be placed in either your pocket or in your cereal. Most people have 2 compartments to choose from.
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next sentence for the context: If you want something bigger, places like b&q make plastic containers (intended for keeping stuff like screws in) that are suitable. Any container that you get should clip shut, so that it doesn't spring open.

context: How to acclimate your betta
Choose a tank for your betta.
In their natural habitat, bettas live in murky, stagnant water. Although they can survive in very small, cramped tanks, it's healthier for the fish to give it a larger environment.

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- Bettas are attracted to the aquatic environment, rather than the water in their natural habitat. This means you need to decide if you want your tank at least 75% aquatic to make room for your betta fish.
- Look for a tank that is holds around five gallons of water, as this will give the fish plenty of space. Do not keep your betta in a tank smaller than one gallon.
- Choose a tank that is taller than your betta's head, and have more room to move in and out of it. A three in tank can have around 20 gallons of water.
- Purchase a tank that is relatively quiet. You may have a very busy tank, so selecting a tank that's calm and not busy may help you with the process of acclimating the betta.
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Look for a tank that is holds around five gallons of water, as this will give the fish plenty of space. Do not keep your betta in a tank smaller than one gallon.