Q: Once you are able to achieve lucid dreaming, you may not feel the need to wake up any longer because you can change the dream into something less uncomfortable. Lucid dreaming, however, is different for everyone, and it may not be especially easy for you to change your dreamit may require practice. Nevertheless, once you have realized you are in a dream, you might be able to change things that are happening, and remove whatever is scary and making you want to wake up. This may be better than fully waking yourself up. Once you are lucid in the dream, you should be able to control the dream. You will have more control if you become more aware of the dream world, so pay attention to your surroundings. One very straightforward way of changing the dream is by simply doing what it is you want to do. The difference, of course, is that you are in a dream, so the constraints of the real world do not apply. A common way of testing this out is to produce a brick wall and put your hand through it. Doing so is a good test of your ability to control the dream, and the realization that you are in control can empower you to change dreams that are making you uncomfortable. Another way of exercising control over the dream if you are dreaming lucidly is by voicing your desires. Try saying whatever it is you want to change about the dream, and you may see results. For instance, if you are being chased, try saying that there is no one chasing you, and you may succeed in making whom or whatever is chasing you vanish. In whatever situation you may find yourself in the dream, voicing your desire to change it may work for you.
A: Attempt to manipulate your nightmare away. Actively change the dream. Voice your desires inside the dream.

Article: Although platy fish don't require a lot of space, it's a good idea to get a bigger tank than you need if you plan on breeding them. That way, as your platy fish start to reproduce and the fry grow into adults, your tank won't get overcrowded. With a tank that's at least 29 gallons (110L), you'll be able to breed your fish and take your time finding new homes for the adults without the tank getting too crowded. You can find a large aquarium tank online or at your local pet store. Make sure the tank you get has a secure lid on it since platy fish can jump. An overcrowded tank can make your fish stressed and more prone to fighting. Not only will a substrate make your aquarium look better and more natural, it will also provide a surface for beneficial bacteria to grow on in the tank. For your platy fish, you can use any kind of aquarium gravel for substrate, but make sure it's clean before adding it to the tank so your fish don't get sick. To clean your aquarium gravel, rinse it in a sieve over a bucket until the water straining through the sieve runs clear. You can find aquarium gravel online or at your local pet store. Providing shelter is especially important when you're breeding platy fish since the young fry will need places to hide from the adults. Without enough shelter, the young fry may be eaten by your older fish. Also, your adult platy fish will enjoy having some sheltered resting places as well. Try to use live aquarium plants to replicate the platy fishes' natural environment. Include floating plants in the tank, which make great hiding places for young fry. You can purchase plastic aquarium shelters, like small plastic caves or hollowed-out logs, online or at your local pet store. Without a filter, the water in the aquarium will become stagnant and dirty, and there won't be enough oxygen for your platy fish to survive. However, make sure you use an air-powered sponge filter since other types of aquarium filters can suck up and kill small fry. You can purchase an air-powered sponge filter at your local pet store, or you can order one online. This is the ideal temperature range for platy fish. Attach a thermometer to the inside of the aquarium so you can monitor the temperature and make adjustments if necessary. While it shouldn't be difficult to keep the water in the tank within this temperature range, you may need to use a heater if the water is too cold. You can purchase both submersible and hang-on aquarium water heaters online or at your local pet store. Keep in mind that the larger your aquarium, the stronger of a heater you'll need. For a 29USgal (110L) aquarium, you'll need a heater that's between 75 and 200 watts. The colder the room that your aquarium is in, the more watts you'll need. If you're worried about the water in the tank being too hot, you can buy an aquarium chiller to lower the water temperature. using a limited number of platy fish. Cycling an aquarium is the process of starting a natural nitrogen cycle in the tank, which helps filter out harmful ammonia that kills fish. You can cycle your tank by introducing platy fish to it (the fish will kickstart the biological process), but you should only add 1 fish for every 23 gallons (7.611.4L) of water. Then, once the tank has cycled after about 6 weeks, you can add the rest of your platy fish. For example, if you're using a 29USgal (110L) tank, you would introduce 10-14 platy fish into the tank at first. Then, after around 6 weeks, you could add more fish to the tank since the water would be safe enough at that point. Adding too many platy fish before the tank has cycled can put stress on the fishes' bodies and potentially cause them to die. If there are too many male fish in the tank, they might start to fight over the females. Also, an abundance of male fish can stress out your female platy fish, so it's a good idea to have 3 females for every 1 male. Determine the sex of your platy fish when you're buying them and before adding them to your tank since it will be easier than doing it after they're all swimming around in the aquarium together.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Get an aquarium tank that holds at least 29 gallons (110L). Line the bottom of the tank with aquarium gravel for a fish-friendly substrate. Add plants and hiding places to the tank so your platy fish have shelter. Set up an air-powered sponge filter in the tank to clean and aerate the water. Keep the tank water at 7077F (2125C). Cycle the water in the aquarium Maintain a 1:3 ratio of male fish to female fish to avoid potential problems.

Q: You want to avoid bug bites when camping. Before adding your leaves to the shelter, sift through them to check for bugs. If you have a rake, raking through the leaves first may help remove any bugs. Carry insect repellent that contains DEET when camping. This can help prevent mosquito bites. While leaves can work on a lean-to, it may be safer to pin a tarp up for insulation. You are less likely to be exposed to bugs this way, and the insulation may be greater. Try to remember to bring a trap each time you go camping. Hypothermia is a real concern when camping, especially if you're using a shelter like a lean-to. If you live in a cold area especially, make sure to bring adequate bedding and clothing. Always bring a plastic ground cloth to lay down under your lean-to. Wear many layers of lightweight clothing.
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Check your leaves for bugs. Carry a tarp when camping. Make sure you have adequate bedding.