Write an article based on this "Insert LEDs into your confetti balloons. Design faces on confetti balloons. Use flat sequins to coat the inside of balloons."
article: Small, lightweight, battery-powered LED lights are available at most craft stores and general retailers. Insert these into the balloons. Turn them on right before inflating the balloon to prolong the battery life of the LEDs. Avoid using incandescent or heat-generating lights for this variation. The heat these lights generate can cause balloons to pop or the confetti to catch fire. This can be an especially fun activity with young children. Use markers to draw a mouth and eyes on your inflated, confetti-filled balloons. You can even attach ribbon or string to the top of the balloon with tape to create hair for your balloon buddy. In some cases, glue can have a negative reaction with balloons, causing them to weaken or pop. For this reason, tape is recommended for attaching accents, like string for hair, to balloon buddies. Rounded sequins can create a nice effect in your balloons, but because of their shape, they don't easily stick to its inside. Insert flat sequins as you would normally and shake the balloon to evenly coat its inside with sequins. Using shiny, silver sequins in this fashion can give your balloons the appearance of a disco ball, which is perfect for retro-themed parties.

Write an article based on this "Craft more Iron Ingots. Craft a batch of rails. Hold the Rails to place them on the ground. Create a path with your Rails. Understand how Minecart momentum works. Create a sloped track. Create a diagonal track."
article: In order to use Minecarts, you'll need create Rails. These are the only objects that Minecarts can be placed on. To create a batch of 16 Rails, you'll need six Iron Ingots and a single Stick. See the first section for information on crafting Ingots. Open the Crafting window and place three Ingots in both the left and right columns. Place a Stick in the center. Drag the batch of 16 Rails from the Results box into your inventory. Look at the block you want to place it on and click to place it. Pieces of Rail will automatically connect when placed next to each other. You can create corners by placing a piece of Rail to the left or right of the end of a track. The bend will happen automatically. You can create T-intersections and four-way intersections, but the tracks will not appear connected. You can push your Minecart forward on a flat surface. Minecarts will pick up speed as they go downhill, and will lose speed when making turns or going up hills. Minecarts will also gradually lose speed on flat planes. Taking advantage of momentum can help you create a useful and fun Minecart track network. A large drop will allow you to go up and over small inclines, or take a few turns. With a system of multiple drops, you can create a track that can take your Minecart a long distance without any extra help. You can have your track slope down or up by carving out single-block "steps". When you place a piece of Rail on a step down, the track will automatically slope downwards. You can continue laying sloped track if there are more steps. You can simulate a diagonal track by making a zig-zag of single clock turns. The diagonal will look rough, but the Minecart will move smoothly through it in a straight line. Diagonals will slow the cart down as if it was making each turn.

Write an article based on this "Fill an insulated cooler with water and ice. Add ice to and drain water from the cooler regularly. Remove the gills and stomachs as soon as you can. Clean the fish within 24 hours of catching it."
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If you are a fisherman, you need to start thinking about flavor preservation and storage temperature as soon as you get the fish into your boat. You have two options for maximum freshness. First, you can keep the fish alive in a live tank well onboard your boat and deal with the rest when you get back to shore. The second option is to immediately kill the fish and put it into an insulated bin filled with a little water and a lot of ice. Make sure to buy an insulated cooler with a drain plug. The fish needs to stay as cold as possible while in the cooler. Open the drain plug on the insulated cooler open so that melted ice water slowly and continuously drains out, making room for new ice. Do not allow dead fish to sit in melted ice water, because this will spoil the taste. If possible, use shaved ice in the cooler. Position the fish down into the ice in the same position which they swim, bellies down. Surround their bodies completely with ice. Cleaning the fish as soon as possible will preserve the most flavor. However, if you're out for a day of fishing, you probably won't be able to clean the fish right away. You can hold off on fully cleaning the fish for a few hours (as long as they're kept on ice) but you need to remove the gills and stomach cavities from the fish as soon as you possibly can. Their gills and stomachs contain waste, and you need to remove that quickly to avoid spoiling the flavor of the meat. Removing these parts also allows you to pack the empty cavities with ice, so you can keep the fish even colder. As long as they remain in a chilly bin and on frequently replenished ice, you can store whole fish for up to one day before cleaning them and still maintain flavor and freshness. Keep the stomach and gill areas packed with shaved ice. Be sure to keep them positioned upright, in the same position in which they would swim. This will allow the fish to easily drain any excess fluid out of the cavities. Cover the fish with more ice and close the cooler. The fish won't be slimy when you take them out to clean them, because they've been kept on well-drained and frequently replenished ice. This makes them easier to handle. There won't be a strong or unpleasant fishy odor when you take them out to clean them. Cutting and slicing the meat will be easier, too.