Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Let the tent air dry in the sun before packing it away. Don't fold tents the same way each time. Open up and air out tents regularly.

Answer: If it rains while you're camping, it's important to let the tent thoroughly dry inside and out before packing it away, or you'll have a mildewy surprise next time you want to go camping. Hang it up on some low-hanging branches, or on the clothes line when you get home to let it dry out thoroughly, and then pack it away securely for next time. It's important to not form creases in your tent, which can start weak spots in the fabric that will widen into holes. Roll, stuff, and cram your tent, but avoid folding it and pressing sharp creases into it. It's better to have a stuffed and wrinkly tent next time you go to pitch it, then to have really sharp creases that'll form holes. Remember, a tent isn't a fashion statement, it's a shelter from the elements. Sometimes, it can be a while between camping trips. It's a good idea to open up your tent semi-regularly and air it out in the yard to make sure there isn't any moisture ruining the fabric or mice taking up residence in your abode. You don't have to pitch it, just take it out, shake it out, and put it back in a different way.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Start a movie so that the parental control passcode screen appears. Press Select when prompted for the code. Enter 7444 as the code. Create a new, simple temporary passcode. Allow the movie to play and proceed past the DVD menu. Stop the movie once it starts playing. Press Select to open the menu after stopping the movie. Select the Toolbox icon to open the Setup menu. Press Right on your directional pad twice to open the "Custom Setup" tab. Select "Parental Control" and then enter the passcode you just created. Select the "Level" option. Scroll to the top of the list and select "Off." Open the disc tray and remove your DVD. Close the tray and press the Reset button. Open the PS2 again and put your DVD back in. Press the Reset button after inserting your movie.

Answer: Follow the steps in the previous section until you get prompted to enter your parental control passcode. This will will change the menu from "Enter Password" to "Delete Password." When you enter this code, the original parental control password will be deleted. You'll be prompted to "Register Password" after deleting the original one. Enter something easy-to-remember like 0000 for now. You'll be permanently disabling it in a few steps. You'll have to enter the new passcode twice to confirm it. Once you've created a new passcode, the movie will begin playing. Proceed past the warnings and select "Play" from the DVD's menu. Once you start seeing studio logos and the movie has begun playing, press O to stop the movie. Open the menu when you see the "Press [PLAY] to resume viewing" message. You'll find this button directly above the Pause button and below the "7" button in the menu. This menu allows you to change the parental control settings. You'll be prompted for the new passcode before you can enter the menu. This menu is only selectable if you have completely stopped a movie that is playing. This will allow you to change the parental control level. Parental Controls will be permanently turned off, and you'll never be prompted to enter them when starting a movie again. Press the Eject button and remove your DVD from the tray. It may still be spinning for a split second after opening the lid on slim PS2s. This will restart the PS2, saving your parental control settings. Once the PS2 has finished resetting and you're on the main menu, open the tray and put your DVD back in. The PS2 will reset and your movie will begin playing automatically. You will not be prompted for the parental control password ever again.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Find a pool of lava. Collect the lava in buckets. Dig a hole where you want the obsidian. Pour the lava into the hole. Send water over the lava.

Answer: There is no crafting recipe for obsidian. Instead, any time flowing water hits a stationary lava "source" block, the lava turns into obsidian. You can find stationary lava in the following places: Lava is easiest to find as "lava falls" in caves and ravines. Only the top block is a source block. Lava is very common in the bottom ten layers of the map. Dig down diagonally to avoid falling in it. Rarely, you can find lava lakes on the surface, but never more than about twenty blocks above sea level. Some villages have a single smithy with two blocks of lava, visible from the outside. Craft a bucket out of three iron ingots. Use the bucket on the lava to scoop it up. You can only scoop up stationary blocks of lava, not flowing lava. In the computer crafting system, arrange the iron in a "V" shape. Make sure the hole is contained, and that nothing flammable is within two blocks in any direction. Wood, tall grass, and many other objects will catch fire near lava. Remember, only stationary (not flowing) lava will turn into obsidian. This means you will need one bucket of lava for every block of obsidian you want to make. Remember, without a diamond pickaxe you cannot mine the obsidian without destroying it. Make sure you want obsidian in that location before you continue. Use your now-empty bucket to scoop up water. Bring it to the lava pool you created and place the water above the lava so it flows down onto it. When the flowing water hits the lava, the lava will turn into obsidian. It's a good idea to build a temporary, non-flammable structure around the lava pool to prevent an annoying flood.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Drink plenty of fluids. Do not over exert yourself and avoid the outdoors during the hottest times of the day. Wear loose fitting, lightweight and light colored clothing.

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If you will be outside on warm days and doing something that requires physical exertion, be sure to drink plenty of water and sports drinks to stay hydrated. This can help prevent heatstroke before it starts. Try drinking a quart of water per hour. If you need to work outside, work in the early morning hours or the later afternoon hours. This is when temperatures are cooler, and cooler temperatures reduce the risk of heatstroke. Everyone reacts to heat differently, but physical exertion should be avoided at temperatures over 90F (32C). Excess, tight fitting clothing makes it difficult for the body to cool itself and increases the risk of heatstroke. Likewise, dark clothing will heat up the body and increase the risk of heatstroke. By dressing properly while you are active outdoors you can help prevent heatstroke before it starts. You should also apply sunscreen to any exposed skin to help protect yourself from sunburn.