Allow the glass to dry for at least 24 hours before proceeding to the next step of heat setting. Stand them upside down on a soft surface such as a folded tea towel to allow them to dry. Try to keep them away from the kitchen or bathrooms, where moisture could affect the drying. If you're air drying, it may need to be left to its lonesome for up to three weeks. Follow the instructions on the paint's label. If you chose the kind of paint that needs baking to be set, you've reached that time. The process is very straightforward and no, your glass won't melt!  Line a cookie sheet with aluminum foil. Turn your oven to 350ºF (180ºC). There is no preheating required. The idea is to put the glass in a cold oven -- this will gradually increase heat as opposed to placing the glassware in a hot oven, which might cause the glassware to break. Immediately put the glasses on the lined sheet and place in the oven. Set a timer for 30 minutes. Turn off the heat after 20 minutes, but leave the glass in for a further 10 minutes. Then, remove the glasses after the 30 minutes is up. Or, do as-as instructed by the manufacturer on the label of the paints you've used (this is done to make the item washable). Since some of your glasses might be suitable to give away for birthdays and other occasions, you could fill them up with candy, confetti, or birthday horns, etc. They make for great pieces to be used and taken home. Consider signing your name or adding the name of the recipient to the bottom of the glass. Add a dab of glue and secure on a bow. A gift too pretty to be wrapped!
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One-sentence summary -- Let it dry. Heat set the glass. Embellish your creation.

Q: If your body is used to doing all sorts of things in the room besides sleep it may not make a smooth transition to sleep when it is time. Your mind should associate your bedroom with sleep and perhaps soothing, relaxing activities.  Avoid: stressful work or homework, using the computer, watching TV, talking on the phone, eating, exercising, and generally anything that is stressful, energizing, very exciting, or keeps you from going to sleep on time. Probably okay: Reading, a relaxing project, cuddling with spouse, writing in journal. Use your bed ONLY for sleeping. The more comfortable your bed and bedroom are, the more conducive they are to a restful sleep. Keep your room completely dark while you sleep so you aren’t kept awake. Get rid of the cobwebs, dust the shelves, vacuum the floor. Empty the wastepaper basket. Remove dirty plates, cups, and water-bottles. A clean room sets the emotional stage for your room being a safe, healthy place, not a neglected dumping-ground to wallow in. Also, regular cleaning can alleviate allergies which can disrupt sleep. It also keeps pests like mice, rats, and cockroaches from invading your space.  Keep your bed clean. Wash the sheets and pillowcases every week, they smell great and you will feel more comfortable sleeping. Don't clutter your room with things that can distract you from going to sleep. Tidy up. Throw out any rubbish and let fresh air in. An aesthetically pleasing room will make you happier than one that's displeasing. You do not necessarily have to have your room be a page from the Ikea catalog. But simple changes, such as getting rid of an ugly bedspread or repainting your walls can subtly shift your mood.  Make your room darker. Blackout drapes, shades, or blinds can avoid you awakening early. Make sure your sleep temperature is restful. If you are sweating or freezing, you will not sleep well. Replace it after five to seven years of regular use. If you feel springs or ridges beneath the surface when you're lying on the bed, or you and your partner tend to roll over each other a lot at night (unintentionally), it's time to go mattress shopping! You may also find that the mattress is to blame if you find yourself sleeping better in another bed. The newer types of mattresses that allow for adjustment or that mold around you may help you get a better night's sleep.  One type of mattress lets you adjust the firmness of your bed, individually, for both you and your partner. This is ideal if you can never agree on which mattress feels right. You may both have different needs, and trying to find one you will both like generally means finding a mattress that neither of you will get a good night's sleep on. Another type of mattress uses memory foam, which moulds to the contours of your body as it warms up. This leaves no pressure points to cause numbness, irritation or other physical issues. This is especially useful for those with bad hips or other joints.
A: Use your bedroom for bedtime. Make your bedroom a haven. Clean your room. Beautify your room. Maintain your mattress. Consider getting a new mattress.

Article: Lexaeus will blow Sora, Donald, and Goofy away with his aura while charging his power bar.  Be sure to summon Genie as soon as Lexaeus uses this. Do not attack him during this phase as his power will increase immensely. Lexaeus will attack you with his tomahawk. Lexaeus will throw his tomahawk in the air and summon 3 earth spikes.  This can be dodged by either using Reflega or Dodge Roll (analog + □) 3 times, with a pause in between. Dodge Roll out of the way to avoid it. Lexaeus will run toward Sora and throw him into a pillar, then throw his tomahawk at him. This is very hard to avoid. The visual cue for this is similar to most attacks, and it can only be blocked by Reflega. Luckily he'll only use this when his aura is around 50,000 plus. Lexaeus will leave the arena and smash down on Sora. He will then summon large rocks from below the earth, which covers the entire area. Spam Reflega as he's about to come down; you should get away unscathed.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Avoid his power charge. Watch out for his tomahawk swing. Dodge his Shattering Earth. Try to avoid his grapple. Block his earthquake.

Article: If you are unhappy with the treatment options that your doctor or care team has given you, get a second opinion. There is no harm in getting checked out by a different doctor and gaining more insight into your condition and treatment options.  Don’t feel that you have to stick with a doctor just because you went to them first. Don’t think that you can’t question what a doctor says because they are the doctor. Ask questions about anything you don’t understand, and talk to your care team if you feel uncomfortable with something. A second opinion may give you more confidence about your treatment decision and make the process better for you. Instead of going to a hospital, you may choose to go to a cancer center. Cancer centers have the same medical personnel as a hospital. This includes a surgeon, oncologist, radiologist, oncology nurses, and other professionals. You may have cancer care centers in your area, or the best lung cancer care may be through the oncology department at your hospital. You may consider visiting a cancer center for a second opinion. Clinical trials are treatment options you may consider. During a clinical trial, you will be given a new cancer treatment. Your condition will be evaluated to see if the new treatment was safe, effective, or better than the normal treatment. You can find lists of clinical trials online.  Clinical trials occur at different parts of treatment. Some clinical trials require people who have never had treatment. Others want patients who have have treatment but seen no improvement, or those who have recurring cancers. Other may focus only on reducing side effects. Clinical trials are a huge part of the cancer research process. Many cancer treatments used today were first tested through clinical trials. There are different resources you can use to help you as you decide on a treatment plan. Though your cancer care team is your main help, you may want to reach out to others for clarification or help. Many cancer organizations provide help and resources that can be useful. For example, the American Cancer Society provides a 24-hour service to provide support for people dealing with cancer. They also help find rides and lodging, and offer support groups.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Get a second opinion. Look into cancer centers. Become part of a clinical trial. Find help.