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Regardless of what kind of Copic markers you have, like original or wide, Copic's Various Ink can be used to refill all of them. Just make sure to refill each marker with the same color ink that it had originally. Go to an arts and crafts store or order the ink refills online. If you overfill the marker, it may leak out of the other end. To prevent the ink from staining your bed, desk, or floor, cover the area with plastic sheeting or several layers of newspaper. You may also want to roll up your sleeves and wear gloves so the ink doesn't stain your hands or clothes. Though you'll want to refill the marker from the wider side, you should still remove both caps to equalize the pressure within the marker. Simply pull off the cap at each end of the marker. Then, unscrew the cap from the refill container of ink. The Various Ink has a small tip that allows you to add ink 1 drop at a time. Hold the marker below the container of ink at a 45-degree angle. Slowly drip the ink onto the tip of the marker, which is called the nib, by gently squeezing the bottle. The nib will absorb the ink. Continue to slowly drip ink onto the nib. When you see a drop of ink fall off the nib at the other end of the marker, it is full. Replace the cap on the container of ink as well as the caps on either end of the marker you refilled. Now you can get back to drawing!

summary: Purchase Copic ink refills in the desired colors. Protect your hands, clothes, and work surface. Remove the caps from the marker and the ink container. Drip the ink onto the marker nib slowly. Stop when ink drips out the other end of the marker.

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When buying your bait, ask the shopkeeper where the best spots to catch sharks are in the area. Let out the anchor slowly until it hits the bottom if you do not want your boat to drift. Drifting is fine too. Reel up about every five to seven minutes to make sure the bait is still there. You may feel a tug, if so, wait until you feel another one, and when you do, give it a good yank! Have a club or a bat ready...

summary: If you do not choose to catch your own bait or had no luck catching your own bait,just buy it at a bait shop. Use a depth-o-meter and go somewhere over thirty feet deep. Put your bait on the hooks of the fishing poles and cast out! Let the poles sit, and pay close attention to any movement. If a fish has run off with your bait, add another bait to your pole. You will know when you have a bite! Dip the pole down and reel up while reeling, do this over and over again. Keep one hand firm above the reel on the rod and keep other other hand on the reel. Once the fish is up at a visible surface, if you see that it is indeed a shark, have someone assist you with a net! Be very careful with the net! Once the shark is subdued, you may chose to release it or keep it.

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Blisters occur when something rubs against the skin and irritates it. There are a number of causes for blisters. These include: Friction: This is generally intense friction over a short period of time. Corns and calluses develop from longer-term rubbing. Burns: Any source of intense heat from flames, steam, the sun, or hot surfaces can result in a blister Cold: Blisters can result from intense cold. Irritants or Allergens: The reaction of the skin to various chemical irritants or allergens can result in blistering. Drug reactions: There are a wide variety of drugs which can cause skin reactions, including blisters. Diseases and Infections: There are autoimmune diseases where the immune system reacts against components of the skin that can result in blisters. These all require medical attention. These disorders include pemphigus, bullous pemphigoid, and dermatitis herpetiformis. Infections with viruses, such as chickenpox, shingles, and cold sores, or bacteria can also result in blistering Genetics: Certain rare genetic disorders result in widespread blistering. Insect bites: Some insect and spider bites result in blisters. Most blisters are minor and will go away on their own. However, there are a few reasons why you should go to the doctor with a blister. Go to the doctor if your blister is infected. The blister will have yellow or green pus in it if it is infected. It may also be extremely painful, red, and hot. See your doctor if the blisters are causing you severe pain. Get checked out by a doctor if your blisters keep coming back. You should also get checked out if your blisters are in odd places, like eyelids and your mouth. See your doctor if severe blisters are received from sunburns, burns, scalds, or allergic reactions. You should try to prevent any blisters from happening in the first place. To help prevent blisters on your feet, only wear properly fitting shoes or socks, shoes, and insoles marketed to help prevent blisters. You may also consider moisture-wicking socks. Place moleskin on places in your shoes to rub against your skin or put powder inside your shoes to absorb moisture. Wear gloves to help prevent blisters from working or when handling cold or hot objects.
summary: Learn the causes of blisters. Know when to see a doctor. Prevent blisters from occurring.