In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Not all sands are the same. If you are using standard play sand then you can rake and siphon it without too many worries regarding tank pollution. If, however, you have a specialty planting sand you'll need to be very careful when raking as it can release ammonia when disturbed. Read the instructions and warnings carefully on the package to find out if any special handling is necessary. You can also visit your local aquarium store and talk with an expert who will advise you regarding your sand options. Some options, such as coral sand, are quite beautiful but can be dangerous to particular species of fish. If they come with a switch, turn it to the off position or simply unplug all of these devices. Your fish will be fine in the short period it will take you to complete a water change and for safety reasons it is important to not have electricity running into the tank as you handle the water. You can also take this as an opportunity to rinse out your filter pad or cartridge with cold water. You will want to do this once every two to four weeks. Dip your hand into the tank water and gently remove all decorations that you would like to clean. Wash these items in warm water scrubbing gently with your hands or a soft brush to remove all algae and debris. Place the clean decorations on a lint-free rag or into a clean bucket. There is no need to remove live plants for cleaning. It can possibly damage their roots. Cleaning decorations is a bit controversial and some argue that it is better to leave everything in the tank to preserve healthy bacteria. Place your siphon into the water and begin to drain the water directly into your sink or a bucket. You need to remove between 10-25% of the water depending on the dirtiness of the tank. You will want to complete this partial water change and cleaning process every one to two weeks. This dirty water does not need to be preserved and you can dispose of it immediately. Fill a clean bucket with tap water. Add drops of a water conditioner and wait a few minutes for it take full effect. The water conditioner will remove impurities and neutralize the chlorine in tap water making it safe for fish. Carefully read the instructions on your water conditioner bottle. The number of drops used varies as does the amount of time the water needs to sit.
Summary: Know your substrate type. Turn off the heater, filter, and all pumps. Remove the plants and decorations. Siphon out a portion of the water. Prepare replacement water.

Before you touch so much as a screw around the vehicle's instrument cluster, thoroughly read the owner's manual. You will find helpful information in the manual concerning the wiring around the dash cluster, as well as a schematic for the instrument panel that will help locating the correct hardware, wiring, components, etc. Many cars, especially those purchased used from private owners may no longer have the owner's manual. You might be able to find a downloadable version of the manual online from the manufacturer's website, but if not, you should be able to order one directly from the manufacturer via a certified dealership. The dimensions of a speedometer vary from vehicle to vehicle and after-market products are most certainly not universal. You can consult the parts department at a certified dealer to ensure that you order a speedometer that will fit properly into your instrument panel. The gauge won't just need to meet dimension specifications, but you also have to consider what all connects to your specific vehicle's speedometer. Some have one wire for a dash light while some have two. Vehicles with an automatic transmission may also have a gear selection wire connected to the speedometer. Ordering a component with everything you need is essential. If you would rather not go through a dealership but you have a trusted mechanic, he or she will likely have access to the same parts information and can also ensure that you order an appropriate speedometer. While removing and installing a speedometer doesn't require any specialized equipment, you do need to make sure that you have both phillips and flathead screwdrivers on hand, as well as a pair of pliers, a good wrench set, and possibly a good socket wrench set.
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One-sentence summary -- Read your vehicle's owner's manual. Find an appropriate speedometer. Gather the necessary tools.

Q: No mimosa is complete without the bubbly. Start by selecting a few types of sparkling wine for your bar to accommodate different tastes and mix with different juices. Try wines like: A Cava or Brut for a dry taste Prosecco for a light but sweet flavor Champagne for a rich and creamy flavor Sparkling rose for floral and fruity notes The average bottle of sparkling wine is enough to make about 6-8 mimosas. Beyond that, it is always a good idea to have an extra bottle or 2 in case 1 breaks or your guests have a heavy hand. That means that for a party of 10 people to have 3 drinks each, you would need 5 bottles, plus 1 or 2 on reserve. Some of your guests may appreciate having a non-alcoholic option in addition to sparkling wine. Club soda, sparkling apple cider, and sparkling grape juice are all great substitutes for those who don't wish to partake. A traditional mimosa is sparkling wine and orange juice, but you don't have to stop there. Having a variety of juices lets guests customize their cocktails and create new, delicious drinks. You can even make some fresh-squeezed juice if you have a juicer at home. Other juices to consider include: Orange mango Lemonade or pink lemonade Cranberry Blackberry or raspberry Grapefruit Pomegranate Peach No mimosa is complete without fresh fruit for garnish. Some, like berries, can be served whole. Others, like oranges, do better sliced so that they can fit into the glass. Fruit options can include: Strawberries Raspberries or blackberries Blueberries Pomegranate seeds Orange slices Apple slices Pineapple slices Peach slices If you are not doing your mimosa bar as an addition to a meal like brunch or an event with hors-d'oeuvres, include a few snacks. Cake pops or cupcakes, pretzels, a cheese plate, fruit and veggie platters, and crackers can all help your guests keep away their munchies while they enjoy their mimosas.
A: Choose a few types of sparkling wine. Figure out the amount of wine you need. Have a non-alcoholic wine substitute. Pick your juices. Find fresh fruit for garnish. Include some snacks.

Problem: Article: You need to have a Twitter account to create this widget. You will arrive to a page titled "Create a user widget.". On the new tab, beneath the "Configuration" heading, in the search query, put your hashtag. (e.g. #wikiHow). Select whether or not you'd like to only display "Top Tweets," if you want the widget to be in "Safe Search Mode," and whether you want to "Auto-expand photos" by clicking the corresponding checkboxes. Select the height in pixels you'd like the widget to be. By default, it's 600px. The next option down whether you want the contrast of the widget to be light (dark text on light background) or dark (light text on dark background). Pick what color you'd like links to be. You can either use an HTML color, or select from a color picker. On the next page, beneath your preview, is the HTML code for your widget. Copy it to your clipboard and paste it to your website.
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Log in to your Twitter account. Go to https://twitter.com/settings/widgets Click the "Create New" button at the top right of the page. Click the "Search" tab. Input your hashtag. Configure the settings. Click "Create Widget" at the bottom. Copy and paste to website.