Usually bread is baked at around 350 to 500F (177 to 260C). Look at the recipe you're using to make the bread for specific heating instructions. You want the entire towel to be wet, but not soaked. If a lot of water is dripping from the towel, wring it out over a sink. All of the dough should be covered with the towel. Stretch the towel so the edges are hanging off the side of the bowl or tray you're raising the dough in. The moisture from the damp towel will help the dough rise faster. Use two overlapping damp towels if you have a lot of dough to cover. Some cleared off counter space right next to the oven will work. The heat coming from the oven will speed up the rising process. Check the dough after 30 minutes to see if it's finished rising. If it hasn't doubled in size, re-cover the dough with the damp towel and check back again in 10 to 15 minutes.

Summary: Preheat your oven to the temperature you'll be baking the bread at. Rinse a kitchen towel under some warm water until it's damp. Lay the damp towel over the dough. Place the covered dough near, but not on, the preheated oven. Let the dough rise until it's doubled in size.

In order to get something to bite the bait, you'll need to make sure that you are fishing in an area that has at least 75 continuous (vertically or horizontally) tiles/blocks of any liquid (this includes lava and honey). This technically means that you can fish in any body of water so long as they adhere to the 75 continuous tiles/blocks requirement. The easiest way to fish is to go to the nearest ocean biome. However, you'll need to be careful since you're probably going to come across some high-level monsters on your way there. Although it's possible to make your own fishing area, it will take time. You might want to look into this though, once you've acquired more powerful equipment after defeating a couple of bosses. You can also fish in lava and honey, but you will need to make sure that you have the right fishing pole and bait. You cannot fish while submerged or standing in water. Make sure you stand close to the water, but not in it. Open your inventory and place the fishing pole in your hot bar. While you have your inventory open, select your bait and place it in one of the ammo slots to the right below your inventory. Now you'll need to wait for the bobber to move, indicating that you've caught something. Once it's moving, click or press the attack button again and you should now have the item in your inventory.

Summary: Go to a body of water. Stand next to the body of water. Equip the Fishing Pole. Equip bait into your ammo slots. Reel in the fish.

Before you start your training, begin with basic warm up exercises. You need to get blood flowing to your limbs and muscles so they can be in tip top shape. Jump-roping is one of the best ways to warm up because it increases your stamina as well. Other exercises include mountain climbers, squat thrusts, and running in place. Taekwondo is about taking your body to the next level. In order to be able to perform many martial arts moves properly, you need to be very flexible and limber. Trying to perform a high kick without stretching will most likely result in pulled muscles, which will hinder your ability to improve. The main part of your body to stretch are your ham strings. Since Taekwondo focuses primarily on the legs, you'll want to be the most flexible there. Touch your toes and hold it for at least 1 minute. Then move on to your other lower body stretches like groin stretches, standing calf stretches, angle rotations, and crossed leg stretches. Conclude with core and upper body stretches like forearm rolls, triceps stretches, posterior shoulder stretches, and side stretches. Stretch on a daily basis. If you skip days often, your muscles will contract and lose their elasticity. Even if you aren't going to the gym or dojang (the Korean name for a Tae kwan do school) everyday, be sure to take 15 minutes at home and stretch your arms, legs, and core. Martial arts require the same level of fitness as any other sport. In order to get fit, you need to focus on your lower body, core, and upper body muscles. There are a lot of different exercises you can do, but you want to choose those exercises that replicate movements done in Taekwondo. For leg exercise, do calf raises, hamstring exercises, lateral jumps, leg extension exercises, leg presses, and squat thrusts. To exercise your core, do bicycle crunches, reverse crunches, leg raises, planking exercises, Russian twists, and normal sit-ups. To strengthen your upper body, do pull-ups, push-ups, bench presses, bicep curls, dumbbell flys, and chest dips. Taekwondo is a contact sport and injuries happen. At the first sign of discomfort, stop and tend to your muscles. Do not practice while injured. Do not compete while injured. Taekwondo can wreak havoc on your muscle joints. After so many jumps, kicks, and punches, your knees, hips, elbows, and shoulders can become increasingly susceptible to wear and tear. The best way to take care of any muscle strain is to observe RICE: rest, ice, compression, and elevation.

Summary: Always warm up. Stretch. Get physically fit. Take care of your body.

No quickly constructed shelter will help you from winds at this strength. Instead, go to a basement, or failing that to a room near the center of a building with no windows. A shelter is usually not the best option for an earthquake, although you can prepare in other ways. Earthquake survival is based on two main strategies: If the tremor is mild and there is a relatively open space outside (no tall buildings), walk to it through the nearest exit. Do not use elevators. If the tremor is violent or you cannot reach an open space safely, drop under or next to sturdy furniture and hold on. If you own a house and are committed to disaster preparation, dig out a basement or dig a bunker. Stock this with emergency supplies in case ordinary services are disrupted. You can also get a FRS or ham radio (you need a license though) for communication. An underground bunker is your best bet for protecting yourself from radioactive fallout. In general, the safest areas are indoors, with as many walls and thick furniture between you and the outdoors as possible. Insulating the walls with as much dense material as you can find will protect you further.Seal all vents using duct tape and try to close all doors.
Summary: Identify hurricane or tornado shelters. Come up with an earthquake plan. Construct a long-lasting shelter. Learn how to survive nuclear fallout.