Hallucinations can affect any of your five sensessight, hearing, taste, smell, or touchand they can be caused by numerous underlying conditions. The perceptions must occur during a state of consciousness, however, and they will seem very real. Most hallucinations are disorienting and cause distress in those experiencing them, but some can seem pleasant or enjoyable. Hearing voices qualifies as an auditory hallucination, while seeing lights, people, or objects that aren't really there is a common visual hallucination. The sensation of "insects" or other objects crawling on the skin is a common hallucination of touch. High fevers have been known to cause hallucinations of all degrees, especially in children and the elderly. Even if you do not fall into either demographic, fever can still be a cause of some hallucinations, so it is worth checking for. Hallucinations can occur with any fever higher than 101 degrees Fahrenheit (38.3 degrees Celsius), but they are more common when dealing with fevers higher than 104 degrees Fahrenheit (40 degrees Celsius). Any fever higher than 104 degrees Fahrenheit (40 degrees Celsius) warrants immediate medical attention, regardless of whether or not it is accompanied by hallucinations. For fevers you can treat at home, begin by taking a fever-reducing medication like ibuprofen or acetaminophen. Drink plenty of fluids and monitor your temperature regularly. Mild and moderate hallucinations can be caused by severe sleep deprivation. Severe hallucinations are generally caused by other conditions but can be aggravated by sleep deprivation, as well. The average adult should receive between seven and nine hours of sleep every night. If you are currently suffering from severe sleep deprivation, you may need to temporarily increase this amount by several hours until your body recovers. Sleeping during the day can disturb your usual sleep cycle and may trigger insomnia and hallucinations as a result. If your sleeping patterns are thrown off, you should try to establish a normal sleep pattern. Anxiety is another common cause of mild to moderate hallucinations, and it can also worsen severe hallucinations caused by other factors. As such, learning to minimize mental and physical stress can help reduce the frequency and severity of your hallucinations. Reduce physical stress by keeping yourself hydrated and well-rested. Regular light to moderate exercise can also improve your overall health and relieve your body of stress-related symptoms, including mild hallucinations. If you are unable to distinguish reality from hallucination, you should seek immediate emergency medical care. You should also schedule an appointment with your doctor if you experience mild hallucinations on a frequent basis, since they are probably caused by an underlying medical condition. This is especially true if taking general home measures to improve your health have no effect. If you experience hallucinations that are accompanied by other severe symptoms, you should also seek emergency medical care. Such symptoms include discolored lips or fingernails, chest pain, clammy skin, confusion, loss of consciousness, high fever, vomiting, abnormal pulse, breathing difficulties, injury, seizure, severe abdominal pain, or irrational behavior.
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One-sentence summary -- Understand the nature of hallucinations. Check for a fever. Sleep better. Manage stress more effectively. Know when to call for help.

This will calm the animal down so you can go about the business of transporting it. Choose a wooded area far enough away from your property that it won't return - at least 10 miles (16km). The area should offer plenty of shade and have an easily accessible water source. Speak to local law enforcement or to an area conservation office to find out the best place to release the groundhog. There may be laws dictating where it should be released. Set the trap down when you find the appropriate location, remove the sheet and open the door. Make sure you allow yourself enough time for the groundhog to remove itself from the trap on its own accord. Do not get too close to the groundhog. Groundhogs' teeth are quite sharp, and you could end up with a bad bite if you aren't careful.
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One-sentence summary -- Cover your trap with a cloth sheet after you have caught your groundhog. Transport the animal to its new location. Release the groundhog.

If you don't use the full 0.5c (120ml) of sauce right away, store it in the fridge to use throughout the week. A small glass jar with a screw-top lid makes an ideal storage container. When you pull the sauce from the fridge, leave it on the counter for 5-10 minutes (it's thicker when chilled) and then stir it up with a spoon before using it.
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One-sentence summary -- Refrigerate leftover sauce in an airtight container for up to 1 week.

Tickling stimulates the hypothalamus, which is the part of the brain that controls our body temperature, hunger, and sexual behavior. Some people therefore find it to be sexual turn-on. If you both are game, tying up your victim will leave him fully exposed and prevent him from retaliating, running, or defending his tickle spots, making the tickling more intense. Tie him up to a chair, for example. Have him sit down in a chair and then run a length of rope around his body and the back of the chair, with his arms underneath the rope. However, do not knot it too tightly. The best way to tie your victim up in a spread-eagle position with his hands above his head and his feet pinned down. You can try this on a bed. If he's willing, have him lay down and then tie each hand to a bedpost with rope. You can also do this with handcuffs. Blindfolds in general are popular erotic accessories. They will also heighten the reaction to sensual tickling in the same way that an ambush does: by surprise. When he can't see you, he can't prepare himself for a bout of tickling, which increases the sensation. If he agrees, put a sleep mask over his eyes. You could also use a length of bandage or other material. Using a blindfold while tying up your victim can double the pleasure. Consider doing both at once. The soles of the feet contain concentrated bundles of nerve endings, over 200,000, which make them very sensitive and, in many people, ticklish. Target the feet, especially if your victim is bound and blindfolded. Some people think that silky socks like nylons, stockings, and pantyhose make their feet more ticklish than when bare. This may be because the socks heighten sensation. Experiment! Try tickling your victim's feet both bare and with stockings to see which is the more effective. Sit on his legs and tickle his feet. Stocking can also serve as binding and blindfolds in a pinch, as they are flexible and strong. Some people also think that baby oil heightens the sensory experience of tickling. If he is open to it, apply some of this oil and then resume your routine. Baby powder also apparently works in the same way.
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Ask your victim if they want to be tied up. Use a blindfold, if he's into it. Enhance the effect on feet. Use baby oil.