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How to Write a Movie Review
Whether a movie is a rotten tomato or a brilliant work of art, if people are watching it, it's worth critiquing. A decent movie review should entertain, persuade and inform, providing an original opinion without giving away too much of the plot. A great m...
How to Remove a Jar Label
Many people like to reuse glass jars for storage and craft projects. Unfortunately, many of these jars come with stubborn, pesky labels that are difficult to remove. They often leave behind bits of paper and glue residue that no amount of water and scrubb...
How to Get a Title to an Abandoned Vehicle
If you find an abandoned vehicle on your property, you may want to obtain the vehicle's title so you can legally repurpose the vehicle. The process of obtaining the title of an abandoned vehicles varies from state-to-state and can be quite complicated. Ma...
How to Be the Type of Nerd That Girls Love
Contrary to what the media may say, girls like nerdy guys. Intelligence and humor are traits that all girls appreciate, so show her your smarts, passion, and funny side. Be sweet, listen to what she says, and learn about things she likes. You should also...
How to Take a Shower in a Cast
When you break an arm or a leg, you may wonder how you're going to practice basic hygiene. Showering can be difficult in a cast, but the problem is not insurmountable. In the event you break a limb, you will have to keep your cast dry when showering. Take...
How to Tell Your Parents You are Following a Religion They Don't Approve of
Everyone who has a religious path wants to follow it their own way. While your parents may follow a traditional and conservative religion such as Catholicism, and you want to be say, Pentecostal, you should be entitled to make your own decisions. This art...
How to Apply Self Tanner
If you want a gorgeous tan without worrying about sun damage, leave UV rays out of the equation and use a self-tanner (also known as sunless tanner). You've probably heard horror stories of bad self tanning jobs that include streaks, orange hands, and dar...
How to Copy Music from Your iPod to Your Computer
This wikiHow teaches you how to copy music from an iPod to a Windows or Mac computer. You can use the free Sharepod program to move music of of virtually any iPod, or you can use iTunes and your computer's file explorer program to pull music off of older...
How to Love Your Dog
While loving your dog might seem like a simple concept, there's more to than adoring him and spoiling him with treats and toys. Loving your dog is about building a strong bond with him and acting in his best interest. A well-loved dog will feel safe, cher...
How to Care for Green Anole Lizards
A delightful small lizard, the green anole (Anolis carolinensis) makes a popular choice for a reptile pet. They're the kind of pet that will entertain you with their busy antics during the day and their beautiful color is lovely to behold. Although caring...
How to Play Wall Ball
Wall ball is a timeless game that you can play with just, you guessed it: a wall, a hard floor, and a ball. While there are many variations you can make to the rules, the most important thing to keep in mind is safety. Try to find a secluded wall or get t...
How to Get Along with Your Crush
It's hard to act natural around someone when you dream about getting romantically involved with them. If you want a shot at getting together with your crush, you'll need to take steps to get along well with him or her. Be friendly, mature and easy to talk...
How to Make a Rice Sock
A rice sock is a homemade heating pad that you can quickly heat in the microwave. Once warm, you can apply the rice sock to different areas of your body to treat pains, aches, chills, and some other ailments. The key to making a rice sock is to use a cott...
How to Hold and Eat with Chopsticks (Plus, Some Handy Table Etiquette)
Chopsticks are the go-to utensil for much of the world, and in many restaurants, you might not have other options. Once you learn to wrangle ‘em, though, you’ll see that they’re a sensible and surprisingly agile way to get food from point A (the plate) to...
How to Shred Lettuce and Cabbage, Restaurant Style
Shredded lettuce and cabbage is used as a side for Mexican dishes, the base of coleslaw, and in many other restaurant specialties. The classic thin-shredded lettuce and cabbage isn't difficult to do at home. Read on to learn how to do it by hand, using a...
How to Make Jeans Smaller With Heat or Sewing
You’ve finally found a decent pair of jeans, but they’re a bit too roomy. Lost cause? Not quite! With a little know-how, you can alter your jeans at home. In this article, we’ll show you the best ways to make your jeans tighter with and without sewing. Re...