Write an article based on this "Pick the right meat for the grill. Remove the silverskin with a sharp knife. Soak the ribs in a marinade overnight for extra flavor. Pat the ribs dry and dispose of the marinade. Apply a spice rub."
article: Most pork ribs will do well on the grill, as long as you pre-cook them at a low temperature for an hour or two. However, baby back ribs and spare ribs are the easiest to cook. You can cook beef back ribs the same way you cook pork ribs. However, if you want to cook beef short ribs, you'll need to spend much longer cooking them in the low-and-slow portion, as long as 6-8 hours. If your ribs are frozen, thaw them in the refrigerator overnight. The silverskin is the membrane on the concave side of the ribs. Stick a knife under the membrane on one end of the ribs. Once you get the edge up, peel up the membrane with your hands. Use a paper towel to grab it if you're having trouble holding on to it. Try not to pierce the membrane or the ribs when inserting the knife. Toss the membrane when you're done peeling it off. A marinade is just a flavorful mixture of liquids and spices. You can use a combination of ingredients, such as soy sauce, chicken broth, worcestershire sauce, vinegar, lemon, lime sugar, cumin, garlic, onion powder, chile powder, oregano, cayenne pepper, salt, and pepper. For a simple marinade, try 0.75 cups (180mL) of chicken broth, 0.75 cups (180mL) of soy sauce, 0.5 cup (100 g) of sugar, 6 tablespoons (89mL) of apple cider vinegar, and 6 tablespoons (89mL) of olive oil. Add 3 cloves of minced garlic, and stir to combine. Pour 2/3 of the marinade over the meat in a shallow dish and let it sit overnight, flipping the meat occasionally. Some cooks swear by marinades, while others prefer dry rubs. The truth is, you can use both when cooking ribs. The marinade will soak into the main part of the meat, making it flavorful and juicy, while the dry rub will work on the outside of the meat. If you don't have time to marinate the ribs overnight, give them at least a couple of hours. Pour off the marinade. Use paper towels to dry off the meat so that the spice rub will adhere. You don't need to save marinade, as you only used 2/3 of your recipe. Use the rest of it while cooking. For the rub, use a combination of spices and other flavorful ingredients, such as garlic powder, onion powder, salt, pepper, oregano, cayenne pepper, stone-ground mustard, and brown sugar. Combine the ingredients, and use your hands to rub it on the meat before you start cooking it. For an easy rub, try 3 parts kosher salt, 2 parts chili powder, 2 parts dark brown sugar, 2 parts paprika, 1 part garlic powder, and 1 part ground mustard. A dash of black pepper would also be tasty.

Write an article based on this "Visualize flight. Write your dreams in a journal. Check to see if you're dreaming."
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Surround yourself with images of flight. Watch films of different kinds of flying: superhero-style flying, birds flying, and people flying with devices. Look at aerial-view images, and imagine you are flying over the scenes depicted. Look at images of space, and try to imagine flying effortlessly through complete emptiness. Close your eyes and try to picture yourself soaring over the landscape beneath you. Spend a few minutes every day imagining sensations related to flight. Imagine bouncing on a trampoline, rushing upwards on a roller coaster, and leaping from a diving board. Play video games in which your character can fly. Playing video games might help you have lucid dreams, and even if not, the visuals will give you ideas for your flying dreams. Remembering your dreams will help you build an awareness of them, which in turn will help you control them. As soon as you wake up from a dream, spend a few minutes remembering it and writing it down. Read your journal every few days, and take note of repeated themes. When you visualize flying, try to visualize flying over the scenes you most frequently dream. Start in a position common in your dreams, and imagine floating or leaping into the air. During the day, whenever it occurs to you, check to make sure you are really awake. It may feel obvious that you are, but practicing the check while awake will help you perform it in dreams. You can only be fully lucid in a dream, if you are sure you are dreaming. Check by trying to float, or fly. Other checks could be looking at a watch twice within a minute. The time rarely shows the same twice in dreams. If you haven't succeeded in floating yet, check to see if you can do something else physically impossible, such as pushing your fingers through a pillow.