Select a pair of brackets. Choose a shelf board. Hold a bracket against the wall where you want the shelf to sit. Drill the first bracket's hole (or holes) into the wall over the marks you've made. Hold the bracket in place. Place the shelf board onto the brackets. Drill the second bracket hole (or holes). Attach the shelf board to the brackets. Pick up the drop sheet and discard the drilling dust. Add your ornaments, books or other display objects to the new shelf.

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Choose plain or fancy, as required. Cut it to the length required if it's not already done. Mark the position with a pencil. Use a tape measure to mark the position of the other bracket at the opposite side. Always check for electrical wiring or plumbing before drilling. It's also wise to place a drop sheet on the floor to make it easier to collect the drill dust.  Use a masonry drill bit.  Drill to the depth that the screw requires to penetrate the wall sufficiently. Insert a wall plug. Attach the screw (or screws) by screwing them in as far as they will go. Hold the board in place with one hand. Then, using a spirit level, hold the board across to the other mark you made earlier to check that the board will be sitting evenly. If the mark appears accurate, it's ready, if not, make adjustments as required. Follow the directions given for the first bracket. Lay the board across the brackets and screw it to them from the underside. Be sure to use screws that will not penetrate through to the other side of the board; they must remain wholly inside the shelf board. Gently press on the shelf to check that it is firmly attached to the wall. Make sure that your shelf can bear the weight of heavier objects and don't put something valuable on your home-made shelf until you know that it's secure.


Select a pair of goggles that fits comfortably around your eyes. Press the eyecups to your face to test out the suction. Pull on the backstrap to get a feel for how the goggles wear. Adjust the nose strap by changing the distance between the eyepieces. Look for goggles with deep eyepieces if your eyelashes brush the lenses.

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When shopping for a new pair of goggles, try on a few different pairs to compare the shapes of the lenses and the feel of the eyecups. The right pair of goggles should conform to your face to the point where they’re hardly noticeable. If the eyepieces pinch, pull, or restrict your field of vision, it’s best to go with another pair.  If you have rounded eye sockets, for example, you’ll probably be most comfortable in goggles with smooth, rounded eyepieces. If your eyes are more almond shaped, look for a pair with contoured rubber around the eyecups. Taking the time to pick out goggles that fit properly can mean the difference between swimming freely and being in constant discomfort. Put the eyepieces into position around your eyes, then apply gentle pressure to the edges. If the goggles are a good fit, they should stick to your skin for a few seconds before popping off.  You don’t need to actually slip the backstrap over your head at this point—you’re just testing how well the eyecups fit on their own. Goggles that fall off immediately are most likely the wrong shape for your face.  If only one of the eyecups stays put, it doesn’t necessarily mean that the goggles are a poor fit. Try on a couple of other pairs and note the differences between them before making a decision. Once you’re satisfied with how the eyepieces fit, finish putting the goggles on the way you normally would. Guide the backstrap over your head so that it’s level with the eyecups. With minimal adjusting, it should fit snugly without squeezing.  If you start to get a headache or experience cloudy vision after wearing the goggles for a couple of minutes, pass them up and look for a more suitable pair. The rubber backstrap may pull on your hair during your test fitting. This can be uncomfortable, but it doesn’t necessarily mean a bad pair of goggles. You shouldn’t have the same problem once you’re in the pool or wearing a swim cap. Some more expensive types of swim goggles feature adjustable nose straps. These can be tightened by unclipping the...


Select a pair of swimming trunks for a masculine style. Try boardshorts for another quick-drying bathing suit option. Wear a swim shirt or rash guard to keep you covered.

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Swim trunks are made out of waterproof material, and they dry very quickly once you hop out of the water. You can choose neutral-colored trunks for a subtle style, or try a bright pair for a summery look. Shades of blue, orange, and green are great choices. Men’s bathing suits are sized based off of your waist measurement. These shorts are made from a quick-drying material, but they may not be completely waterproof. Choose a colorful pair or a boardshort with a cool, summery pattern. If you plan on walking up and down the boardwalk or beach, go with a pair of boardshorts for comfort and style. Swim shirts and rash guards are short-sleeve or long-sleeve, waterproof garments. You may want an extra layer if the water is chilly, especially if you are surfing. They can also help prevent chafing and sunburn.


Select a pipe spring in the appropriate size. Insert the pipe spring into the section of tubing. Bend the tube into the desired shape a little at a time. Pull out the spring.

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Pipe springs are available in various sizes, and can be used on any pipe or tube with an external diameter of 12–22 millimetres (0.47–0.87 in). It's important that you use a pipe spring smaller in diameter than the tube you're trying to bend. Otherwise, it won't fit inside.  You can find pipe springs at any major hardware store or home improvement center. Pipe springs are useful tools to have on hand for heating, air conditioning, and refrigeration repairs, or any project that involves induction heating or cooling. Slide the tapered end of the spring into one of the openings of the tube until it begins to emerge from the opposite end. Make sure you leave at least a couple inches of spring sticking out, as this will allow you to remove it once you've finished shaping the tube.  Use a deburring tool to remove any metallic burrs on the end of the tube that might present an obstruction to the spring. Tubes that have been cut by a tube cutter often have slightly rounded ends which may not accommodate a pipe spring of the same size as the tubing. In this case, you'll need to recut the tubing rather than using a smaller pipe spring. Grip the tube on either end of the intended bend point and apply pressure slowly in short bursts. It may help to shape the tube around a fixed fulcrum, such as the point of your knee. Continue bending the tube until it reaches a suitable form.  Tube springs work by providing internal support for the tube, which makes it less likely to kink, warp, or collapse while being bent.  Bending the tube gradually cuts down even further on the chances of small ripples and creases forming in the soft metal. Grab the exposed spring and give it a tug. Since it's flexible, it should come free with little effort. The tube is now ready to be fitted or soldered to another pipe. If you're having trouble getting the spring out, try twisting it counterclockwise as you pull. This will wind the coiled shaft tighter, momentarily reducing its width enough for you to yank it free.


Select a poem. Read the poem over and over. Write the poem out. Practice reciting the poem from memory.

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Similar to verse memorization, it may be easiest to begin by memorizing a poem you're familiar with. If you have a favorite poem, go with that one. If not, look for a poem that you have at least a passing familiarity with.  It may be helpful to start out with shorter poems. Trying to memorize a long, sprawling, book-length poem could prove difficult enough to turn you off to memorization. In addition to brevity, look for a poem that has strong rhythmic component to it. A metered rhythm can help you remember the words by nodding or tapping to the beat. The first step to memorization is immersion, and poetry is no different. Re-read the poem over and over, as many times as it takes until you can hear the rhythm and remember bits and pieces of the poem just by recollection.  Make sure that you understand the poem before you begin to memorize it. What is it about? What does it mean? Reciting or writing it by memory will be much easier if you have a deep understanding of what the poem is all about.  Try incorporating a tactile component by using your finger to trace the letters of the poem's words on the page. You can also whisper along to the poem under your breath to further drill it into your memory. Writing by hand on scrap paper will help commit the poem to memory. It forces you to develop some muscle memory connected to the words of the poem.  Try chunking, or breaking the poem up into manageable parts.  Write out the first line or two of the poem, then practice re-writing that line or two over and over. Aim for a significant, yet manageable, number of repetitions (15 or 20 should be enough to commit it to memory). Once you've written that first line or two out repeatedly, move on to the next line/lines, and so forth. Reciting the poem to yourself can both test your memory and help cement any parts of the poem you may be struggling with. Write the poem out on a sheet of paper so you have something to reference, and keep it in your pocket unless you absolutely need it.  Try combining a physical movement with...


Select a polish color that you can wear confidently. Pick a darker color for more eye-catching nails. Paint your nails with a bold, statement-making shade. Pick a transparent or clear lacquer for subtler nails.

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While darker shades like black, gray, or navy blue are popular colors for guys to wear, there’s no reason to restrict yourself to these shades. Painting your nails is a fun way to express yourself, so take some risks:  If you want to channel school spirit, paint your nails alternating school colors. You can start with just one hand, or fully commit and alternate nail colors on both hands. Coordinate the color of your nails with an outfit of your choice. You could even match your nails with your shoes or jacket. Generally, darker shades of polish will be more noticeable. If you want people to notice your nails, try a bold color, such as black, navy blue, or green. On the other hand, if you prefer a less noticeable color, choose light shades that are close to your nail color. Bold or bright colors like red and yellow will catch everyone’s attention. If you’re interested in matching different bold colors of nail polish, consult a color wheel to see which colors will look good together. Or you could deliberately clash colors, if that’s more of your aesthetic.  For example, you could paint your left-hand nails blue, and your right-hand nails orange. These complimentary colors will look good together. If you’d like to clash colors, try painting some nails purple and other nails red.  To really draw people’s eye, you could paint every nail a different bold color. If you want to ease into painting your nails or aren’t comfortable starting with a bright, bold color, begin with a transparent polish. A transparent peach or light brown color (depending on your skin tone) will not be obvious, but will add a pop of  color to your nails. If you’d rather avoid color altogether, a single layer of clear nail polish will still add a noticeable sheen to your nails.


Select a pot with good drainage. Choose an area that gets 6 to 8 hours of bright sunlight. Keep the plant away from drafts. Move the plant as little as possible. Transplant the croton to an outdoor location in spring.

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Crotons like lots of water, but they don't do well in soggy or wet soil. To ensure the pot provides proper drainage, look for a container that has drainage holes in the bottom. When choosing a container size, look for a container that's about ⅓ larger than the plant's root ball.  If you live in hardiness zones 10 and 11, such as southern Florida, you can skip the container if you want to plant the croton directly into the garden. To find your hardiness zone, you can look up a hardiness zone finder online. Crotons need lots of bright sun to maintain their colorful leaves, but they can burn in excessively hot, harsh light if exposed all day. The ideal location is an east- or west-facing window that gets 6 to 8 hours of direct sun every day. Crotons that get too much direct sunlight may end up with scorched leaves. Crotons will not tolerate drafty air, especially if it's cold air. Choose a location that's far from drafty doors and windows, vents and air returns, ceiling fans, and anywhere else that it might be subject to air currents. Once you've found a location where the croton is happy, avoid moving it at all costs. Crotons don't respond well to shock, which includes being moved. Don't be surprised if your croton drops a number of its leaves after you move it. Crotons can be planted outdoors in hardiness zones 10 and 11, which includes places like southern Florida. To plant outside, choose a location with lots of indirect sun, such as under a tree that provides partial shade. Aim to move the plant outside in mid to late spring to minimize shock to the plant.  A croton will not likely survive in cooler climates where the temperature gets lower than 40 °F (4 °C). If the winter temperatures in your area drop below this, you can transplant the croton back to a container and bring it inside for winter, or treat the croton as an annual and let it die over the winter. If you do move your croton inside and outside depending on the season, be prepared for the leaves to drop. The ideal soil for crotons is a rich and...


Select a pottery wheel and 2 lbs (907 g) of clay for your project. Place the clay firmly on the wheel with the tip facing down.

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Choose a standard wet clay in a natural color, and opt for an electric pottery wheel for your first projects, since they tend to be easier to control and use. If you’re starting with a large block of clay, break off and weigh your clay before starting your piece. This is the standard amount to begin with, since working with too much clay can be very difficult for a beginner.  Be sure to read the package instructions before working with the clay, since specific brands normally have different requirements for drying and firing clay. Once you get more experience with using the pottery wheel, you can use more clay to build larger projects. Make sure the wheel is off and completely dry. Position the clay cone so the rounded point is directly over the center of the wheel, and press down firmly to hold it in place. The clay should easily yield under the pressure if it is soft enough to work with.  If the clay isn’t firmly planted on the wheel, it may slip and slide around as you’re trying to shape it. If your clay seems hard, continue kneading it until it is soft and pliable.


Select a powder. Remove the orthotic insert from your shoe. Sprinkle the powder inside your shoe. Rub the powder in. Re-insert the orthotic.

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Several types of powder can be used to stop your orthotics from squeaking. Some good options include foot powder, talcum powder, and baby powder. Just look around your house and see if you have any of the above to choose from. Simply take the orthotic insert out from the inside of your shoe. Take a slightly damp washcloth and wipe off both your insert and the inside of your shoe. Take your powder of choice and sprinkle it generously inside your shoe. You will need to use more than you may think. Massage the foot powder around in your shoe. Focus on the area where the hard plastic of your orthotic contacts with the nylon or leather of your shoe. This area creates friction and is the most likely to make noise. Place the orthotic insert back into your shoe. Be sure that it is positioned correctly. Then, put your shoe on and take a few minutes to walk around on it. Hopefully the squeaking has ceased!


Select a quality bottle of absinthe. Be aware that quality absinthe should show the louche effect. Select absinthe that is made from natural, whole herbal ingredients. Select absinthe that has a high alcohol content.

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Absinthe is made using many different methods and ingredients. There are several standards that help one to determine if a particular brand of absinthe is authentic and of high quality. It is also possible to make absinthe, although this is dangerous and not recommended.  Different brands of absinthe will contain anywhere from negligible amounts of thujone up to about 35 mg/kg thujone. See the Tips below for more about the role of thujone in absinthe. International standards require that alcoholic beverages that contain greater than 25 percent alcohol by volume contain no more than 10 mg/kg thujone, while bitter spirits may contain up to 35 mg/kg thujone. If an absinthe is labeled as a bitter, it will probably contain 10 to 35 mg/kg thujone. Thujone is illegal as a food additive in the United States, but authentic absinthe containing negligible amounts of thujone can be legally sold. Vintage bottles of pre-ban absinthe can be obtained, and it is reputed that some of the lesser quality versions contained inordinately high levels of thujone and harmful adulterants such as copper salts, aniline dye and antimony trichloride. These circumstances may have led to absinthe's poor reputation. It is desirable for absinthe to gradually demonstrate increasing turbidity (opaqueness) or turn partially translucent as ice water is gradually added to it. This is known as the louche effect. The louched color should demonstrate complexity as well as nuance, and the absinthe should not turn opaque rapidly. However, it must be noted that not all quality absinthe will turn opaque, as the louche effect is primarily produced by the herbs anise and fennel. Absinthe typically tastes like licorice due to the addition of such herbs. The louche effect is produced by the precipitation of the herbal essential oils. The finest absinthe is made with whole, natural herbs and does not contain any artificial ingredients such as artificial colors and flavors. The herbs are merely ground up so that they can be efficiently used during the...


Select a quality cut of meat. Preheat the oven to 250ºF (120°C). Brown the outside of the meat to sear in the juices. Place the meat in a shallow baking pan with a wire rack on the bottom. Turn the oven down to 200ºF (93°C) and cook for about 1 hour per pound. Allow meat to rest for 15 minutes prior to slicing. Slice the meat against the grain and serve.

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Slow cooking allows for lots of versatility in your choice of meat. Pork and beef tenderloin or prime rib are delicious options for slow cooking in an oven. You will adjust the temperature when the roast is put in the oven. Ensuring that your oven is heated before your put in the roast will help ensure even cooking from start to finish. Place a large pan over medium high heat on the stove top. Place the meat in the hot pan and sear the meat on all sides. Allow the meat to cook for about thirty seconds on all sides to quickly brown the outer layer of the meat. The rack raises the meat off the bottom of the pan to allow for better air circulation and even cooking. It also keeps the meat from stewing in the juices and becoming soggy on the bottom. If a pan with a rack is not available, place the meat on sturdy foods such as potatoes or carrots to keep it from getting too wet. Check your meat with a thermometer after 2.5 hours for a 2.5 pound roast. Follow these guidelines for doneness when checking temperature:  130ºF (54°C) Rare 135ºF (57°C) Medium Rare 150ºF (65°C) Medium 160ºF (71°C) Well Done NOTE: Your meat will continue to cook slightly after removing from the oven. The final temperature may change after you take it out of the oven. Resting meat ensures that you get a moist cut when you slice the roast. Avoid cutting the meat early to prevent all the juices and flavor from seeping out. After several hours of cooking it is now time to enjoy your roast. Cut perpendicular to the grain of the muscle to get the most tender bites.


Select a quiet spot. Sit in a comfortable position. Adjust your eyes. Pay attention to your breathing. Let your thoughts come and go.

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Meditation is one of the most important practices in Buddhism, because it provides insight, stillness, quietness of mind, temporary reprieve from suffering, inner peace, and helps you on the path to enlightenment.  To meditate properly, it's important to find a spot that's quiet, and that will allow you to concentrate on your practice. A bedroom or other empty room is a good place. Turn off your phone, the television, music, and any other distractions. Sit cross-legged on the floor or on a cushion if that's comfortable for you. If you are not comfortable in that position, try kneeling, or sit on a chair.  Once you've found a comfortable seat, sit upright, hold your head straight, and relax your back and shoulders.  Place your hands palms-down on your thighs or folded in your lap. You can close your eyes, keep them partially open, or leave them completely open for your practice. Especially when you're first starting out, find a position and arrangement that's comfortable and that facilitates your meditation. If you want to keep your eyes open or partially open, shift your gaze downward and fix it on something a few feet or yards in front of you. One of the most important parts of a meditation practice is the focus on your breath. You don't necessarily have to breathe a certain way, but you do want to concentrate on the air flowing in and out of your body.  The focus on the breath is important because it helps you concentrate on the present moment without fixing your thoughts on any one idea. Meditation is also about being mindful and present, and focusing on your inhalation and exhalation is a great way to center yourself and be present in the moment. One of the main goals of meditation is clearing your mind and finding calmness. To start, allow your thoughts to come and to pass without getting caught up in any of them. If you find yourself becoming fixated on a particular thought during, go back to focusing on your breathing.  Do this for about 15 minutes a day for the first week. Then, extend your sessions...


Select a record keeping system. Separate your physical assets. Distinguish your financial assets. Document personal information. Describe the items. Provide evidence of ownership. Provide acquisition details when necessary. Include location information. Note special conditions for certain items. Finish your inventory list.

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There are two main ways you can document your list. You can do it by hand in a notebook. This has the benefit of being accessible at any time when the notebook is in hand and can be kept in a safe place. The other option is to use an electronic spreadsheet to keep records, which is convenient and can be easily changed. An electronic list can also be printed, downloaded into the Cloud, or stored on a thumb drive.  You can create tables in Microsoft Word or use Microsoft Excel to create your electronic list. You can make headings for each category and subcategory.You can also easily add things to your list in either program by adding rows and columns to the tables. Either option is legitimate. It depends on your personal preference for record keeping. The electronic version is more easily shared, changed, and added to, so many people choose this option. There are two main types of assets. The first is physical assets. These are the tangible properties you own such as your home, furnishings, automobiles, artwork, clothes, and other items that you can see and feel. The evidence of your ownership of physical assets is documented in legal documents including deeds and titles.  Some items may be difficult to classify since they have elements of both categories. For example, fine jewelry may be family heirlooms passed down from generation to generation. It is still worn on special occasions and listed in the physical category. At the same time, this same jewelry may be valuable enough that it requires insurance and special safe-keeping, which are elements typically required for financial assets. The second type of assets are financial assets. These are your intangible properties that represent ownership of bank accounts, securities, insurance policies, stocks and bonds, and other evidence of value for those assets that affect your income or wealth.  Financial assets also include home, car, and personal loans, retirement and investment accounts, and credit cards. Don’t worry about making a strict distinction between...


Select a ripe avocado. Scoop the avocado out of the skin with a spoon. Stir in 2 tablespoons each of extra virgin olive oil and honey. Spread mask onto damp hair. Secure your hair. Apply heat. Rinse thoroughly with warm water.

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Press near the stem tip; if the avocado gives slightly, it's ripe. Avocados are rich in vitamins A and E and monounsaturated fat, which will provide moisture and shine. The oils in avocado are very close to the natural oils in human skin and hair, which makes this mask ideal for dry or frizzy hair. Because of its very high levels of monounsaturated fatty acids, avocado is particularly good for natural hair, which can require extra moisturizing.  This mask is also great for very thick, coarse, or curly hair. However, it may be too bulky for people with very fine or thin hair. Using a fork, mash the avocado into a paste in a medium bowl. A jar will not work as well for this mask because you have to have room to fully mash the avocado. Mix until thoroughly combined. The color should turn a light green and the texture should be as smooth as possible. You can get a more thoroughly emulsified mask if you have a food processor, blender, or hand-mixer. Whip until smooth and airy. Focus on the ends, where damage is usually greatest. If you have oily roots, avoid putting the mask on them. You can use your fingers or a basting/paint brush to spread the mask onto your hair. If you have long hair, put it into a ponytail or loose bun, or secure with a clip before wrapping. Wrap your hair with plastic wrap, a shower cap, or a grocery bag. This mask does best if heated, but you don't want the plastic to melt onto your hair! Use a hairdryer on its low setting for 15-20 minutes, or find a sunny, warm spot and sit out for 30-45 minutes. You may need to massage the water through your hair as you rinse, as this mask is very thick. Follow with a gentle shampoo and conditioner.


Select a rope. Cut it to length. Secure the ends.

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There are many different types of rope available, and which type you use will depend on your preferences as well as your budget. Some experts recommend using an all-cotton rope for tying halters, as this material will be easier on your hands and on your horse's skin.  Rope is available at most hardware stores, as well as many horse equipment retailers. Ropes made of synthetic materials tend to "burn" skin when dragged across the skin or through a clenched hand. For tying a horse halter, choose a rope that is between 1/2 inch to 9/16 inch in diameter. If you are new to tying rope halters, you will want to give yourself more length to work with. Some experts recommend starting with a rope that's between 22 and 25 feet in length. As you gain experience and get more proficient with tying halters, however, you may be able to decrease your length of rope as short as 13 to 16 feet in length.  Place the rope on a firm wooden block to cut or chop it to length. Use a sharp knife or axe to cut the rope to whatever length you desire. A dull blade could cause frayed ends, which can weaken the strength of your rope. Even if you used a sharp blade to cut the rope, there's still a chance the ends could fray and come undone, which would weaken your rope and compromise the halter you're creating. That's why it's imperative that you secure the ends. You can do this by a number of methods:  melt the ends of the rope over an open flame  use a soldering iron to fuse the ends of the rope  use a combination of soldering the ends and wrapping them in parachute cord wrap the rope with friction tape, applying two to three turns around the rope approximately 1/2 inch from the ends


Select a satellite network. Make sure that you can receive your satellite's signal. Note the network's bearings. Ensure that you have the proper hardware. Determine your satellite dish's optimal position. Figure out the best route from your dish to your TV.

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In order to check your satellite's compatibility with your current location, you'll have to know the name of the satellite itself. You can check the American Digital Satellite website for different satellites by going to http://www.americandigitalsatellite.com/all_free_to_air_satellite_channels.html and scrolling down to the list of available satellites. Before attempting to set up an FTA system, you should know if it's possible for you to receive your selected satellite's signal. You can test this by going to http://www.dishpointer.com/ and doing the following:  Type your city and state (e.g., "Palo Alto, California") into the "Your location" text box on the left side of the page. Select your satellite's name from the drop-down box on the right side of the page. Click Search!  Make sure that there is a green line indicating line-of-sight for your satellite. If this line is red, the satellite won't work properly in your area. In the pop-up box on the map, look at both the "Elevation" number and the "Azimuth (true)" number. You'll use these numbers (in degrees) to adjust your dish later. You'll need the following equipment before you can actually install the satellite dish:   Satellite dish — Used to receive the satellite's signal. You'll need an 8-foot dish for C-band channels or a 35-inch dish for KU-band channels.  Satellite receiver — Used to receive the satellite dish's input and translate it into channels for your TV.  Satellite tuner — Used to fine-tune the satellite dish's position.  HDTV — Necessary for most FTA systems, as the receiver will generally require an HDMI input on the TV itself.  Coaxial cable —  Usually packaged with the satellite dish, but you may need to buy a longer or shorter cable depending on your satellite dish's location. You'll want to aim your satellite dish at the satellite itself, so find a high location (e.g., a rooftop or a balcony) from which the dish can face the satellite without losing track of the satellite's bearings. You'll also need to ensure that your satellite dish...


Select a scraper. Scrape off excess wax. Detune the tips and tails (optional). Brush the wax (optional).

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A hard plastic ski scraper works well, and is the safest option for beginners, since there is little risk of damaging the skis. A metal scraper or even a wide razor blade will work, but can easily scratch the ski base if you aren't careful. Once the wax has cooled, it's time to scrape the wax down to a thinner, flatter surface. This can take significant time and effort for beginners, but it will greatly improve the ski's performance on powdery snow.  Hold the scraper with both hands and start at the tip of the groove, holding the scraper at a 45º angle to the base. Starting at the groove ensures that a slip will only nick the wax on the base, not the base itself. Pull the scraper firmly toward you, along the length of the groove. Flakes of wax should come off as you do this. Repeat until very little wax comes off. Repeat for the rest of the base, scraping off excess wax with even pressure. While you can remove all the wax, leaving a thin layer on the skis will help the surface last longer before it needs retuning. This is a somewhat controversial step that comes down to personal preference. It may make your skis glide more smoothly, but try them out without this step before you make the change. If you do decide to detune the tips and tails, place a regular sharpening stone against the 2–3 inch (5–7.5 cm) section past the "shovel" or "tail" where the ski swoops up. Run it vertically along this section of the edge, dulling it enough that you can see a light's reflection on the edge. Repeat for all edge sections near the tips and tails. This will also reduce the chance of cutting yourself on the ski edge if you hold it by the end. Restoring a little texture to the ski may improve performance. If you expect icy or hard-packed conditions, a horsehair brush or copper brush works well. If you expect soft snow or just want to brush off irregularities in the wax, use a nylon brush instead. Either way, brush along the base of the ski a few times to make shallow, visible streaks.


Select a search engine that you like to use. Improve your chance of finding the right person.

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Type the person's name in the search field. If you know a city or state, add that as well. You’re more likely to find people if their names are on a website for the company they work for, if they blog regularly or have articles published online, or if their names are in the news. It’s easier to find someone this way if his or her name is uncommon. It’s also easier if you have a full first name and a middle name. If you are searching for a woman who might be married, try using both her maiden and married names.


Select a side shoot. Dig a perimeter. Remove the plant. Plant outdoors.

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This method requires an already mature yucca plant. Find one that already has several side shoots. Choose one shoot that you would like to grow your new plant from. With your shovel, loosen the soil around the plant. Dig in a circle around the plant about five inches outside of the shoot. Do not worry if you cut through roots. As you dig, you can start lifting up the plant from below with your shovel. Lift the plant until you are able to remove the whole shoot and the root ball from the ground. Once you have removed the root ball, you can transplant the shoot to another location. Follow the same instructions and guidelines for planting the yucca plant outdoors.


Select a silhouette that hugs your curves if you want to show them off. Opt for a high, fitted waist and long, loose skirt to disguise a full waist. Go with an A-line skirt to disguise wider hips and thighs. Look for a dress with diagonal draping if you’re pear-shaped. Avoid trumpet and mermaid-style dresses if you’re apple-shaped. Try a dress that cinches in at the waist if you have a straight figure.

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A dress that is snug under your bust and that hugs your waist, hips, and thighs will emphasize them. If you have an hourglass figure and you’d like a dress that makes you look and feel sexy, this might be a great option for you. Some dress styles that may help you achieve a curvier look include:  Dropped waist Fitted sheath Mermaid Trumpet If you are apple-shaped or if you just want to downplay your stomach, then look for dresses that taper in at the narrowest part of your waist and then flare out over the rest of your stomach, hips, and thighs. Avoid anything with pleats around the waist as this can make your stomach appear larger. Some good options include:  A-line Sheath Empire waist Ball gown If you’re not sure what might work best for your body, try on a few A-line dresses. An A-line skirt dress is a flattering option for any figure. This is also a great option if you are pear-shaped, meaning that you carry most of your weight in your hips and thighs. This style is another great option to draw attention away from fuller hips and thighs. Look for dresses with built in details, such as a sash or draped fabric over one side of the skirt. You might also like this style if you want a Grecian goddess-like dress. The draping provides that effect. These styles taper in at the natural waist, are fitted through the waist, hips, and thighs, and then flare out around the knees. They emphasize every curve, so your waist will seem larger in a dress of this style. Steer clear of these types of dresses if your stomach is your largest feature. Mermaid-style dresses are also constricting, so this may not be the best option for dancing. Any dress that will be snug around your waist is a great option for straighter figures. These types of dresses will help to emphasize the curves that you have and create the illusion of more curves. Some styles to try if you have a straight, slim figure include:  Ball gown Dropped waist Mermaid Trumpet


Select a skirt that falls at mid-calf. Choose a skirt that falls just below the knee if you’re petite. Opt for a skirt that fits snugly around the waist. Choose a fitted or loose skirt. Consult a tailor.

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A midi skirt is typically supposed to be worn at mid-calf-length. That is where the name “midi skirt” originates from. Depending on your height, it can be difficult to find a skirt that comes down to that length. If that’s the case, you can choose to wear it shorter or get it altered. If you’re short, a midi skirt can make you look even shorter. The skirt may not look quite right even if you do find a skirt that comes to mid-calf. Instead, choose a skirt that comes just below the knee. It won’t make you look even shorter and will still be considered a midi skirt. A midi skirt is meant to be pulled up to the narrowest part of your waist. When trying on skirt, look for one that fits snugly around that part of your body. Wear a belt or have the skirt altered if you have trouble finding a skirt that fits correctly around your waist. Midi skirts are most often worn loose around the legs, but they can also be worn tightly fitted. A loose skirt is great for a casual or business style. A fitted skirt would be better for a formal occasion or for a night out. It’s rare to find a midi skirt from the store that fits perfectly. Consider going to a tailor to have your skirt altered to your exact measurements. You could also use a sewing machine if you already know how to make alterations.


Select a slide. Look for a text box. Add text to the slide. Format the slide's text. Add photos to the slide. Rearrange the slide's content. Repeat this for each slide in your presentation.

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In the left-hand column of slide previews, click the slide that you want to edit. This will open the slide in the main presentation window. If you selected a slide that has a text box, you can add text to the slide. Skip this step and the next two steps if your selected slide uses a template that doesn't have text boxes in it. Click the text box, then type as needed. Text boxes in PowerPoint will automatically format the bulk of your text for you (e.g., adding bullet points) based on the context of the content itself. If necessary, select the text that you want to change, then click the Home tab and review your text formatting options in the "Font" section of the toolbar.  You can change the font of the selected text by clicking the current font's name and then clicking your preferred font. If you want to change the size of the text, click the numbered drop-down box and then click a larger or smaller number based on whether you want to enlarge or shrink the text. You can also change the color, bolding, italicization, underlining, and so on from here. If you want to add a photo to your slide, click the Insert tab, then click Pictures in the toolbar and select a picture. Just like your title slide, you can move items around the slide by clicking and dragging them. Photos in particular can be enlarged or shrunk by clicking and dragging out or in one of their corners. Once you've created each of your presentation's slides, you can proceed to the next part. Remember to keep slides uncluttered and relatively free of distractions. It's best to keep the amount of text per slide to around 33 words or less.


Select a space. Find your decal. Finalize the placement.

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Find the perfect space for the new decal.  Look for any bare walls that could use some decoration or an old space that needs a fresh look.  Take notes on details of the space that you are planning on using.  Take measurements of the space. Take notes of existing decorations and colors. Think of any possible layouts for a decal. Locate a decal that will be the best fit for your space.  Use your measurements and notes about your space to help your selection.  Try to find colors that work well together. Find the right size decal for the space. Think about how the decals shape and design will make the space feel. Select a decal that you will enjoy! Get your ruler and a pencil ready.  Use your initial placement of the decal to help you as you draw a light guideline. This guideline will show you exactly where to place the decal when you apply it.  Hold your level flat against the wall. Move the levels ends up or down, left or right, until the air bubble is centered. Draw a light line on the wall, along the edge of the level, to make your guideline.


Select a sturdy uncut mirror for your project. Clean and dry the mirror thoroughly. Wear protective gear.

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If you want to custom cut a mirror, almost any piece will do – you can purchase uncut mirror glass from a hardware store or repurpose something you already have. Avoid cutting mirrors that are already severely chipped or cracked in multiple places. A mirror in bad condition may not be able to withstand the cutting process and shatter while you’re working with it.  If you’re looking for another source to buy uncut mirror, look for specialty shops that deal specifically in mirror and glass. It may be helpful to purchase a few pieces of inexpensive mirror to practice on. Try single-strength window glass, since it is easier to cut and usually the least expensive. Use glass cleaner or rubbing alcohol and a microfiber cloth to wipe down the mirror’s surface. Clean it thoroughly – you need it to be as spotless as possible, because even the slightest speck of dirt or dust can cause interruptions during the scoring process. This may result in the glass chipping or breaking. Use another microfiber cloth to wipe the surface down once more to ensure the mirror is completely dry before you begin. During the scoring and breaking process, tiny shards of glass will be discharged. These could potentially get into your eyes. It’s very important to wear some kind of eye protection or safety goggles when you’re working with glass. Don’t rub or touch your eye area while you’re working. Wear protective gloves, especially when handling freshly cut glass – the edges will be very sharp.  Avoid wearing open-toed shoes or sandals. If you end up with a glass splinter, try to remove it by placing a sticky piece of tape over it and then whipping it off quickly. If that doesn’t work, use tweezers.


Select a suitable background photo.

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Look for a photo that has character and will complement the style of the watch. If the photo is not already sized to fit the area, edit it in your photo program or take it to a professional print shop for proper sizing.


Select a suitable object. Select a small shaping tool. Sit and prepare to start working. Flake more material off both sides of the edge to create the desired shape.

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If you completed Part 1, you'll already have one made exactly for this purpose. Otherwise, a flat piece of glass such as the base of a beer bottle is an easily accessible material for practicing. Either way, the rest of the instructions refer to this as a flake. If using a beer bottle base, be sure to carefully remove hanging glass fragments with a rock before you begin. Gloves are especially important for this. This is called a pressure flaker: a durable flexible tool, usually with an antler or copper tip. You can purchase one or make it yourself out of a copper nail fastened in a piece of hardwood. This should be in an outdoor area so you don't fill an enclosed space with rock dust. Gloves and goggles will prevent cuts. Firmly hold the flake against your knee. The next step will require a fair amount of force, so you'll need to keep it stable. Pay attention to where you're applying force as you do this; you'll need to remove more material from portions of the object in order to end up with the "rounded triangle" or "lens" shape of an arrowhead.  REMEMBER, always keep the side you're working on face down. Pushing through the top of the object will shatter it. Place your tool against the "valley" of a flake scar and push hard into the center of the object (not down as before). Maintain that pressure inward and push down to remove a long flake extending as far toward the center of the object as you can manage. Moving around the edge on both sides, repeat this process until the flakes you are removing reach the center of the object on both sides and the arrowhead shape is achieved. You may need to fully rotate the object several times. Consider switching to smaller tools to make smaller adjustments as you near your goal.


Select a suitable pot for your cutting. Prepare the pot. Cut a firm, young shoot from the current season's growth. Prepare the cutting. Insert the cutting into sand and peat in the pot. Place both the pot and the cutting into the bag. Tie the top of the bag with a twist tie.

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You might want to use a normal-sized flowerpot for one plant or you can even establish several cuttings in the same pot, planted apart from each other. Seedling tubes are also a good idea for many plants. Get a plastic (polythene) bag and place gravel at the base of the bag. The pot will be placed in here after you have made the cutting. Fill the pot with suitable soil - sand and peat for drainage make an ideal combination for many plants. Finally, the pot must be able to drain well (the water will go onto the gravel, rather than pooling in the plastic bag). Cut it off just below a leaf or joint (node). Once you have cut the plant piece, strip or cut off any leaves on the lower half. You can strip or cut off as high as two-thirds if necessary. If the bark looks like it will tear, use scissors.  You can also make a small incision to the lower end of the stem to encourage root growth from this "wound". Use a skewer, pencil, or similar long object to create a hole for the cutting to sit in. Do not use the cutting itself to push in a hole or you will damage it. The idea is to gently drop the cutting into the hole and carefully in-fill with dirt. Make sure the pot is sitting snugly on the gravel. This makes it easy to undo for watering and to place back on again.


Select a suitable pot. Fill the pot with damp soil. Make holes in the soil. Select a suitable plant to make softwood cuttings from. Cut a section from the plant. Plant the cuttings. Create a mini greenhouse over the cutting. Transplant the cuttings to a larger space.

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Make sure that the pot has a drainage hole in the bottom. If you are planning on using very fine soil, you can prevent it from escaping through the drainage hole by lining the bottom of the pot with a coffee filter. The paper will prevent any soil from escaping through the hole, but it will still let water pass through and drain. The soil should be good-quality gardening soil with nutrients. It should also be damp, but not soaking wet or soggy. Catmint will also do well in coco peat, perlite, rockwool, vermiculite, and other soilless potting mixes. Take a chopstick, dowel, pen, or pencil and make a few holes in the soil. You will be inserting the cuttings into these holes, so make as many holes as you have cuttings. Look for a stem with little to no flowers and plenty of leaf bumps or nodes. The stem should be easy to bend and snap. If the stem does not snap when you flex it, then the plant is too young to take cuttings from. If the stem does not bend easily, then it is too old. The best time to take cuttings is in the morning, during spring and early summer.  The leaf nodes appear as little bumps along the stem. They are important, as that's where the roots will form. If it is not possible to find a stem without flowers, choose a stem with as few flowers as possible, and pull them off. Producing flowers requires energy, and the cuttings will need that energy so that they can put out roots. Sterilize a sharp knife or garden shears with rubbing alcohol, then cut a 4-inch (10.16-centimeter) section from the top of the plant. Cut just below a leaf bump, at a slight angle. If there is no leaf bump 4 inches from the top of the plant, then cut below the closest bump. Gently tuck each cutting into the holes you have made and pat the soil around the stems. Make sure that there are at least a few leaf bumps on the stem section going into the soil. The roots will grow from these bumps. Consider dipping the cuttings in rooting hormone to encourage root development. You can do this by placing a glass cloche over the pot,...


Select a suitable species of tree for your climate. Decide whether you plan on having an indoor or outdoor tree. Select the size of your bonsai. Visualize the finished product while selecting a plant. Select a pot.

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Not all Bonsai trees are the same. Many woody perennials and even some tropical plants can be made into Bonsai trees, but not every species will be appropriate for your unique location. When selecting a species, it's important to consider the climate that the tree will be grown in. For instance, some trees die in freezing weather, while others actually require the temperature to drop below freezing so that they can enter a dormant state and prepare for the spring. Before starting a Bonsai tree, make sure the species you've chosen can live in your area - especially if you plan on having an outdoor tree. The staff at your local garden supply store will be able to help you if you're unsure.  One particularly beginner-friendly variety of Bonsai tree is the juniper. These evergreens are hardy, surviving all across the northern hemisphere and even in the more temperate regions of the southern hemisphere. In addition, juniper trees are easy to raise - they respond well to pruning and other "training" efforts and, because they are evergreens, never lose their leaves. They are rather slow growing, however. Other conifers commonly cultivated as Bonsai trees include pines, spruces, and cedars of many varieties. Deciduous (leafy) trees are another possibility - Japanese maples are especially beautiful, as are magnolias, elms, and oaks. Finally, some non-woody tropical plants, like jade and "snowrose", are good choices for indoor environments in cool or temperate climates. The needs of indoor and outdoor Bonsai trees can vary drastically. Generally, indoor environments are drier and receive less light than outdoor environments, so you'll want to choose trees with lower light and moisture requirements. Below are listed some of the most common varieties of bonsai tree, grouped by their appropriateness for either indoor or outdoor environments:   Indoor: Ficus, Hawaiian Umbrella, Serissa, Gardenia, Camellia, Kingsville Boxwood.  Outdoor: Juniper, Cypress, Cedar, Maple, Birch, Beech, Ginkgo, Larch, Elm. Note that temperate...


Select a sunny area of the bed with well-draining soil. Dig holes that are 4 inches (10 cm) deep and 3 inches (7.6 cm) apart. Cover the bulb with soil and compost.

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Hyacinths won’t grow well in soil that is constantly wet, so it’s important to select an area that drains properly. To test this, soak the soil in the area that you are thinking of watering, and check to see if the water has drained 5-6 hours later. Alternatively, use a spade to dig a hole that is 1 by 1 feet (0.30 m × 0.30 m) and fill it with water. In well-draining soil, the water should drain from the hole in 10-15 minutes. The hyacinths will need enough room to grown in the soil, and they need to be deep enough to withstand the cold of the winter. Your holes should be the same width of the bulbs that you have on hand, ensuring that they fit snugly into the soil. If you live in a colder climate, you should dig your holes 6 to 8 inches (15 to 20 cm) deep. This will protect them from the cold winter air and any snow or frost on top of the soil. You can use a mix of compost and soil to ensure that the soil has the nutrients needed for the hyacinths. Once the hole is filled, press down on it gently to pack the soil down. You can find compost at most home improvement stores or garden centers. Alternatively, you can use homemade compost.


Select a sunny, moist spot. Install supports for your plants if needed. Plant the honeysuckle in the early spring. Care for your honeysuckle.

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While honeysuckle plants can tolerate partial-shade, they flourish in the sun. If possible, choose to plant your honeysuckle in a location that receives full sun. The site you choose should also have soil that retains some moisture—excess water should drain off. Without sunshine, honeysuckle plants will not flower profusely and they may shed their leaves. Once you have selected the location, determine if the plant will serve as ground cover or if the honeysuckle will climb up a support structure. If you intend to use the plant as ground cover, you will not need to install a support structure. If you would like to train the honeysuckle to climb, you will either need to plant it near an existing wall or fence, or install a trellis, stakes, wall, or fence. If you are not planting your honeysuckle near an existing fence or wall, Insert the support structure into the ground prior to planting the honeysuckle. If you install the structure after placing the plant in the ground, you may damage the root system. After the threat of frost has passed in the spring, you may plant the honeysuckle in your garden. If you are using the honeysuckle as ground cover, plant them between two and five feet apart. If you are training your honeysuckle, place each plant six to twelve inches away from the support structure and three to fifteen feet away from other plants.  Dig a hole as deep as the plant's current root system. The hole should be two to three times wider than its container. Combine new compost into the soil you removed from the hole. Remove the honeysuckle from its container without damaging the root system. Loosen the plant's soil with your fingertips before placing it in the hole. Scoop half of the soil-compost mixture into the hole. Water the area to remove unwanted air pockets. Allow all of the water to drain. Fill in the rest of the hole with soil-compost mix. Water your transplanted honeysuckle thoroughly. If you are training your honeysuckle, attach the plant to the support structure with old nylon hosiery tied in...


Select a tankini if you are apple shaped. Pick a ruffle bikini if you have an athletic shape. Choose a string bikini if you have an hourglass shape. Select an underwire bikini if you are pear shaped.

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Apple shapes have a larger midsection and thin legs and arms. Tankinis with shirring or shapewear in the stomach can draw attention away from that area. A bottom with high cut sides will show off your legs. Athletic shapes have a straight up and down body without many curves, and adding a ruffle can trick the eye. A bikini with a ruffle on top and bottom will give the illusion of a shapelier figure by adding volume to those areas. Ruffles can also be used on just one piece of a bikini to emphasize only one area. Hourglass shapes have a small waist with nearly identical bust and hip measurements. A string bikini will accentuate your curves and draw attention to your waist. Many string bikini bottoms have side ties that allow you to adjust the fit. Pear shapes have larger hips with a small waist and bust. An underwire top will enhance your bust and draw the eye up. Pair it with a hipster bikini bottom as they offer more coverage in back while lending balance to your hips.


Select a theme. Make a guest list. Choose a date and time. Make the invitations. Send the invitations.

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Pick something fun that will appeal to the age group you’re throwing the party for. For young girls, a princess theme or fairy theme might appeal to them. For older children, you could throw a more sophisticated Victorian tea party. Other possible themes are Alice in Wonderland, Strawberry Shortcake, flowers and herbs, or your child’s favorite color. The number of children you invite will depend upon your space. If you have tons of room (and patience) you can invite your child’s entire class. But if you want to stick to a budget and not have to invest in extra chairs or tables, help your child edit the list of invitees to as many people as you can fit around the table. Another guideline is to use your child’s age as the magic number. So if your child is six, stick to a maximum of about six guests. Weekend parties held during the day are often easiest for parents and children alike. Choose whether a morning tea party or an afternoon tea party best fits the ages and schedules of the children attending. Avoid 1-3 pm since this tends to be nap time for young kids. Be sure to include an end time on the invitation so that parents know they need to pick up their child at a specific time. For children, the cuter and more colorful, the better. Make your invitations to match the theme. For example, if you’re modeling your party after the tea party in Alice in Wonderland, you could cut your invitations in the shape of the Mad Hatter’s hat. For a princess party, use an old-looking font and language like “Hear ye! Hear ye!” Include a note encouraging children to dress up to match the theme, or just wear their fanciest clothes. If you’re mailing your invitations, send them 3-4 weeks in advance. If you’re hand delivering them to the children’s parents or sending out an evite, two weeks is enough time.


Select a topic. Identify your audience. Develop your characters. Outline your book. Research the market. Revise your outline.

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Grab a pad of paper and a pencil, a computer will work too, and generate a list of potential topics. Write or type down every idea that comes to mind. Remember, the most mundane idea could turn into an amazing story! Your topics could be as general as “a children’s book about a zebra” or as specific as “a historical-fiction novel about George and Martha Washington’s courtship.” At this stage in the process, every idea is a good idea! If you are struggling to come up with ideas, draw inspiration from your own life. What are your interests? Do you have a secret passion for car racing or anime? Draw ideas from you childhood memories. Dramatize your first trip to the zoo or your first swimming lesson. After creating a list of potential subjects, select a topic from the list that grabs your attention. You will dedicate the next few weeks, months, or years to writing about the topic, so pick a topic that excites you!  To determine if your idea has legs, write an elevator pitch, a short, to-the-point speech about your topic. If it sounds innovative, thrilling, and or interesting as an elevator pitch, it should make an excellent story!  If you are struggling to come up with a topic or narrow the list down to one topic, step away. Take your mind off of the book by exercising, shopping, or completing household chores. When you feel ready to tackle the task, return to the list refreshed, refocused, and re-energized! Identifying your audience may give your book direction and focus. You would not write the same story for children, young adults, and adults. The plot of a children’s book would be far less complex than the plot of an adult novella. Once you have selected your ideal age group, determine which faction of the age group is your target audience. Is your reader male or female? Does your ideal reader like mysteries, thrillers, romances, or sci-fi? Once you have identified your audience, create fictional reader profiles. Name your fictional readers and give each one a back story. Note their age, sex, education...


Select a traditional griddle for a gas stove. Buy an electric griddle. Buy a griddle with grill ridges. Wash your griddle before you use it. Season the griddle before using on a gas stove.

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If you'd like to cook directly over your gas burners, decide if you'd like a large griddle that covers two burners or a smaller one that fits over just one. Since you won't be able to adjust the exact temperature, you'll need to closely watch your food as it cooks. You can find traditional griddles made from:  Aluminum Steel Cast iron Stainless steel If you don't have a gas stove or simply want to use the griddle on a counter top, get an electric griddle that you can just plug in. You should also choose an electric griddle if you'd like to set a precise temperature on the griddle. This will give you more control when you're cooking than if you were using gas. If you want to keep the griddle on the counter, ensure that the cord is long enough to reach your outlet. Whether or not you choose an electric griddle or a griddle for a gas stove, decide if you'd like it to be flat or raised with ridged edges. Many electric griddles come with additional ridged plates that you can set on top of the griddle. Ridged griddles are great for cooking foods that you'd like to leave grill marks on and they drain away grease. For example, cook hamburgers or steaks on ridged griddles. Wash the griddle with hot, soapy water after you buy it. Rinse the griddle to remove all the soap residue and dry the griddle completely with a soft towel. If you're cleaning an electric griddle, do not submerge it in the water. Use a wash cloth or sponge to clean the griddle. If you'll be using a griddle over gas burners, dab some cooking or vegetable oil onto a paper towel. Wipe the oiled paper towel over the entire surface of the griddle. Wash the griddle again and rinse it with fresh water. Dry the griddle before you use it. Most electric griddles don't need you to season them before plugging them in and using them.


Select a type of oil to use. Put a few drops of the oil on the tips of your fingers. Massage your scalp. Brush your hair with a boar hair bristle comb or brush. Let the oil soak into your hair. Wash your hair thoroughly. Dry and style your hair.

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When massaging your scalp, you can use a variety of oils. Pick from jojoba, coconut, olive, castor or egg oil. You could also try a variety of essential oils, including almond, lavender, or cedar wood oils. Pour or scoop about one tablespoon of the oil of your choice into small dish. Dip your fingertips in the oil. Shake off any excess oil over the dish. If the bottle has a nozzle, you can apply the oil directly to your scalp. Using your fingertips, massage your scalp to stimulate the roots. Rub your scalp for approximately ten minutes. Dip your fingertips into the dish of oil as needed. If you have an oily scalp, don’t overdo the oil. Use it sparingly. Brush your hair from root to tip with a boar hair bristle brush. This will spread the oil and your natural hair oil through your hair. Don’t use a brush with metal or plastic bristles. If you have oily or normal hair, let the oil soak into your hair for a few hours. If you have dry hair, let the oil soak into your damaged locks overnight. Wrap your hair in a soft towel or place a shower cap over your hair to prevent frizz (and stains on your pillowcase if you are going to bed). After completing the hair treatment, rinse out your hair with shampoo and water. You may need to wash a couple times to remove the oil.  Don’t use conditioner after this treatment. If your hair isn’t naturally oily, you can skip shampooing and leave the oil in if you prefer. Towel your hair. Brush out the snarls with a boar hair bristle brush. Let your hair air-dry. If you choose to blow-dry your hair, use a heat protectant.  Leave your hair down, plait it into a loose braid, or pull it back in a loose pony tail.


Select a variety of kohlrabi. Select a planting location for kohlrabi. Prepare the soil for sowing. Plant kohlrabi in cool weather. Plant seeds in an even row.

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Kohlrabi is a brassica, in the cabbage family. Increasingly popular, kohlrabi is also available in different varieties, all easy to grow, with slight variations in look and time to maturity. The biggest difference is whether or not you pick a green or purple variety.  Green kohlrabi varieties include the Korridor and the Winner, which mature quickly, in about 50 days, compared to about 60 for some other varieties. Bright lime-green in color, they make an attractive addition to a garden bed.  Purple kohlrabi varieties like the Azur Star and Kolibri are particularly bug-resistent, because of the purple leaves on the plant, which keep the insects away. Taste-wise, you won't notice much difference. Storage varieties like Kossak, Superschmelz, and Gigante are, as you might guess, much larger than the regular varieties of kohlrabi. They'll last longer in the cellar or the fridge, prepared correctly. Taste-wise, these varieties are all very similar. Kohlrabi should be planted in full sun, close to other roots, like potatoes, beets, onions. Kohlrabi are big drinkers and feeders, which means they'll need a good amount of water and fertile soil. It's usually recommended that you plant five or six cabbage-family plants for each member of the household. Sow three times the amount. Kohlrabi should be kept in a separate part of the garden from pole beans, tomatoes, and strawberries. Several weeks before the last frost of spring, Kohlrabi may be planted, which means you can start tilling your soil early. Kohlrabi should be planted in well-tilled soil enriched with compost. It's hardy in most conditions, though it excels in soil with a pH between 5.5 and 6.8. Good drainage is also helpful in avoiding rot and blight in your kohlrabi plants, so make sure you've got an area of the garden that doesn't collect water too much. Kohlrabi is a hardy grower that should be planted about a month before the last frost in spring. Ideally, you want the plant to mature before the temperature gets much over 75 F, which means you’ll want to...


Select a variety. Account for growing region. Remove all flesh from the pit. Wash the pit. Dry the pit. Peel away the outer layer, if possible.

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The first thing to do when selecting a good peach to grow is to look at what varieties have the characteristics you want. This can include the taste of the peach, as well as characteristics like type of skin and fruit size. Just keep in mind that each variety has its strengths and weaknesses while growing.  The most common variety is the 'Redhaven.' Try to use a locally grown variety so you know the tree will be able to survive in your climate. When you're choosing a variety, keep in mind that a seed taken from a peach won't produce fruit with identical characteristics to the original peach. Another factor in making a wise selection is where you will be growing your peaches. In the United States growing regions are broken up by the USDA into zones (this differs in other countries). Peaches typically grow in zones 5, 6, 7, and 8. You can also grow some varieties in zones 4, 9, and 10. Each zone has a variety the does particularly well:  Zone 4 - Hale Zone 5 - Madison Zone 6 - Saturn Zone 7 - Contender Zone 8 - Frost Zone 9 - Topaz Zone 10 - Florida Beauty Once you select a type of peach, you need to separate the pit from the rest of the peach. You are off to a good start if you eat away the peach around the pit. Next, take a brush or rag and scrub off any remaining fruit. This will give you a nice, clean pit to start with. Use warm water and soap to wash away any residual traces of fruit. This will ensure that your pit does not attract pests. It also helps protect the pit from microbial growth. Pat the pit dry with a cloth or paper towel. Leave it sit overnight to finish drying. Inspect the pit to make sure that it is dry before proceeding. Too much water can cause the pit to rot. You can save yourself time and make the growing process easier if you remove the entire pit. The pit is the hard outer layer that protects the seed within it. Sometimes the pit will be split and you can separate it without damaging the seed. If the pit isn't separated or you think you'll damage the seed trying to remove it, just...


Select a video from your camera roll. Tap Share. Tap the YouTube option. Edit your video. Title your video. Enter in a description. Set your privacy. Add tags. Upload your video.

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If you have not taken a video yet, or are unsure of how to access your videos, read the following.  Tap the camera icon in the bottom of your home screen. Tap the video camera icon, then record a video. Click the square in the bottom right or upper left of your screen which shows a preview of what you just recorded. Swipe through the videos to find the correct one. While on the correct video, tap on the screen once to reveal more options. Tap on the icon that says "Share." Depending on your device and setup, you may need to click "More" to find the YouTube option. Scroll through the list to find the YouTube option. The YouTube application includes a brief trimming feature. Drag the blue circles on either side of the blue rectangle to trim down the length of your video. Try to make the title relevant to the content of your video. This will make it easier for people to find your video. Avoid titling the video something irrelevant just to get more views. Not only does this aggravate viewers, it also almost guarantees lower likes on your video. You don't have to include much in your description, but it helps viewers know what is happening in the video. For example, if your video is of fireworks on the 4th of July, think about including where you saw the show. Try to anticipate questions your viewers will have, and include answers in the description. You will see three different options for privacy options under the "Privacy" header. You can change the privacy options later on, even after uploading the video.   Private: Only you will be able to see the video. This is a useful option if you want to just have a place to store your video. It is also a useful option for testing out how a video looks on YouTube before making it public.  Unlisted: Only people with the link can view your video. This is a useful option if you only want to share your video to certain people, such as friends or family. Be aware, though, that nothing stops them from sharing the link with others.  Public: Anyone can view your video by...


Select a vinyl no-wax top coat for the most affordable wear layer. Pick an enhanced urethane coating for the most durability. Choose a wear layer of 10 mil (0.01 in) or more for most family areas. Opt for a 20 mil wear layer for commercial spaces.

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The top layer of your vinyl flooring, or the wear layer, is what determines how durable the flooring is. A no-wax coating is made from urethane or vinyl. It’s the most affordable option, but it is the least durable.  You will need to apply a new protective coating every 2-3 years as it wears off over time. These coatings come in a variety of thicknesses and budget options. These coatings are made from advanced materials such as aluminum oxide, and they will provide the greatest protection against everyday wear. Enhanced urethane coatings will cost more, but they will prolong the life of your flooring. You can find vinyl planks with wear layers starting at as little as 2 mil (0.002 in), but these will wear out quickly. Planks with a wear layer of 10 mil (0.01 in) are considered to be appropriately durable for use in moderate-to-high traffic areas of your home. If you are going to be installing your vinyl plank flooring in an area with high foot traffic, such as a restaurant or retail space, choose flooring with a wear layer of at least 20 mil (0.02 in). This will ensure that your flooring is sufficiently durable to last for several years.


Select a warping thread. Begin the warp. Continue looping the thread or yarn. Complete the warp.

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The warp consists of strands of yarn or thread strung lengthwise, under tension, across the loom. The ideal warping thread has a slight spring to it. Choose wool yarn, strong cotton thread, or a non-traditional warping material, like grape vine. When warping a standard frame loom, start in the bottom left corner of your loom. Double-knot the end of your thread or yarn to the bottom cross-bar of your loom frame. Pull the piece of thread or yarn under and over the top cross-bar. Bring it down to the bottom cross-bar and loop it under and over.While the thread or yarn should be pulled tight, you must be able to lift the warp with one finger.  When warping a cardboard loom, begin in the top left corner. Secure the warp thread to the back of your cardboard loom with a piece of masking tape—the tail should reach the middle of the board. Insert the thread into the first slit in the top left corner. Pull the warp thread to the bottom left corner and insert it into the first slit. Wrap the thread around the back of the cardboard loom and insert it into the next available top slit. Loop the thread or yarn around the top cross-bar followed by the bottom cross-bar  in a figure-eight pattern.As you move from left to right, evenly space the loops across the cross-bars. Continue to wrap the warp thread around the cardboard loom. Insert the warp thread into the next available top slit, pull it down to the bottom, slide it into the next available bottom slit. Repeat. Create approximately 20 loops. When the thread or yarn reaches the top right corner of the loom frame, loop it around the top cross-bar and double-knot it. Cut the thread or yarn from the spool or ball if you have not done so already. After you have inserted the warp thread into each slit, pull the warp thread to the back of the cardboard. Cut the warp thread so that the tail hits the middle of the cardboard loom. Secure the tail to the board with masking tape. To maintain the warp’s tension, secure each piece of warp thread to the back of the cardboard with masking tape.


Select a well-draining pot that is 25% bigger than the lemon-tree bulb. Use well-draining, composted soil to cover the bulb of the tree. Fertilize the soil surface only so you don’t disturb the roots of the tree. Water your lemon tree every 10 to 14 days. Keep your tree in a location where it won’t be sitting in water.

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The bulb consists of the roots and the clumped dirt that is attached to them. If you buy your tree from a nursery, it may already be in an appropriately-sized container—just ask the sales associate to make sure. If you do need to re-pot it, look for a 5 US gal (19 L) pot for a 2 to 3 year-old tree or a 10 US gal (38 L) pot for trees older than that. A pot bigger than 15 US gal (57 L) will be really hard to move around. Pick sandy or loamy soil for an option that drains well. Avoid using soil made with clay or that has heavy alkaline levels. Cover the bulbed part of the tree (the roots and the dirt attached to the roots), but stop when you get to the base of the roots.  Lemon trees are pretty hardy and can grow in many different types of soil, though the loamy soil is the preferred type. If you want to test the pH level, aim for a reading between 5.5 and 6.5 for optimal growth. If the soil is too acidic, you could add a base like compost or manure to the soil. If the soil isn’t acidic enough, add a compound made of powdered limestone. Fertilize the tree every 1 to 2 months during the spring and summer and every 2 to 3 months during the fall and winter. Use a citrus-specific fertilizer, and only apply it to the top of the soil; don’t mix it in with the rest of the soil. Spring and summer are the active-growing months; fall and winter are the dormant months. Water the tree while slowly counting to 20. Stop once you notice water starting to come out of the bottom of the pot; if after 20 seconds you still don’t see water coming out of the pot, continue counting and watering for an additional 10 seconds. If your climate is particularly dry, keep an eye on the soil and the leaves of the tree. If the soil is dry to the touch or if the leaves are drooping, water the tree. During the hottest months, you may need to water it once or twice a week. While lemon trees need a lot of water, they also shouldn’t be left to sit in water. If the pot is outside, place it somewhere that rainwater will flow away from it rather than...


Select a well-ventilated area to work in. Transfer the peroxide to a spray bottle. Sprinkle salt onto the piece of metal. Let the metal piece air-dry, and don't touch it. Experiment with this method.

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Peroxide can be dangerous if too much is inhaled at a time. Choose a piece of metal that is either iron or tin--both will work with this method. The spray bottle will make it much easier to apply to your metal. Spray your piece of metal with a sizeable amount of peroxide. Spraying more peroxide will help to speed up the rusting process. You should do this while the peroxide is still wet. The rusting process will begin almost immediately and is actually easy to see. You can pour on more or less salt depending on how thick or crusty you want the rust to be. If you wipe off the salt while the peroxide is still wet, you will disrupt the rusting process and cause your rust to come out blotchy. Once dry, rub the salt off and admire your work. While you have just read about the basic way you can use peroxide and salt to cause metal to rust, the sky is really the limit when it comes to this technique. Rub the salt off and then spray the piece with peroxide again. Try different amounts of salt or dip your metal into water once it has dried. The water will give the rust a smoother texture.


Select a working name for your character. Consider your context when choosing a name. Try for a name that “sounds” like your roleplaying character. Associate your character's name with a known personality. Make an accurate and realistic choice. Add irony and humor to your character. Be aware of nickname possibilities.

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Choose a name that works in service of revealing the identity of your roleplaying character. Your roleplaying character's name should reflect some of your character's traits. Select a name based on what you know about your character. The name should help to build the identity of your character so that when you're roleplaying other players might think, Yes. He looks like a “Boris.” Select a name (as well as personality and backstory) specific to your roleplaying environment. Are you roleplaying at a convention? Are you roleplaying with friends? Are you roleplaying online?  Online, you'll be typing the name so how it looks when spelled out is important. In person, the name will be spoken so sound is important. A harsh-sounding name like Thor would be suitable for a tough, bold character. A funny, or bumbling character might be called Jethro. A graceful and elegant character might be called Grace. In each case the name works to show who your roleplaying character is. Famous names have associations—character traits you think of when you think of the name.  If your character is honest and upright, Abe might be associated with Abe Lincoln. A dynamic (and slightly raunchy) female character might be called Madonna. Think about time period/place/status. A high class woman in Victorian London would not be named Haru Takahashi. A Japanese warlord would not be named James Walker. Choose a name that's the direct opposite of your character's profile. Ebenezer for a character that's generous and spends lavishly would be an example. Grace for a klutzy character would also work. Don't choose a name that can be turned into a nickname you don't like. Don't select a name that will rhyme with an unsavory word.  You might end up with a nickname that's works against your roleplaying intentions.


Select an account personalization option. Open your email address. Open the email from the "LinkedIn Messages" sender. Click Confirm your email. Decide whether or not to import contacts. Add a photo of yourself. Click Continue. Select channels to follow. Click Follow [number] channels. Select influential LinkedIn profiles to follow. Click Follow [number] influencers. Click Next.

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Once you do, you'll be prompted to verify your email address. These options control what type of information LinkedIn shows you in your Home page:  Finding a job Building my professional network Staying up-to-date with my industry Keeping in touch with my contacts Not sure yet. I'm open! This should be the account you used to sign up for LinkedIn. Make sure you don't close out of the LinkedIn page when you do this. Its subject will say "[Name], please confirm your email address." If you don't see this email in your inbox, check the Spam folder (and the Updates folder if you're using Gmail). It's the blue button below the six-digit code in the email's body. You can also copy the code here and paste it into the code field on your LinkedIn page. If you want to import contacts from your email address, click Continue. Otherwise, click Skip.  Choosing to import contacts will prompt you to allow LinkedIn access to your email account, and you'll need to check each person you wish to add on LinkedIn. If you click Skip, you may need to click a pop-up Yes to confirm your decision. Profiles with clear, professional photos are much more likely to be viewed by employers, which can lead to more job and networking opportunities. To add a picture of yourself, click the Upload Photo box and select a photo from your computer. If you'd rather not do this right now, click Skip. Doing so will save your profile image. The channels you decide to follow will determine the kind of information you see on your LinkedIn Home page. Doing so will cause your LinkedIn profile to follow your selected channels. You can also click Skip at the bottom of the page to skip this step. The information posted on these profiles will show up on your Home page. Following profiles does not mean the profiles in question are in your contacts or LinkedIn connections. Doing so will cause your LinkedIn profile to follow your selected accounts. You can also click Skip at the bottom of the page to skip this step. It's in the bottom right corner of the screen....


Select an adoption services provider. Participate in a home study. Go through the placement process. File the required legal documents.

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You will need help navigating the legalities of adoption. You can choose to work through a public or private adoption agency, and ask them to help you understand the laws. Another option is to immediately hire an experienced adoption attorney. Remember that the laws will differ depending on where you live and which path you are pursuing.  If you are working with an agency, it is a good idea to ask them to provide you with three references from people whom they have previously helped. It is also smart to do your own research. For example, in the U.S. you can contact Adopt US Kids to learn about different state laws, the reputation of agencies, and to learn about reputable attorneys. This is another instance where the process will vary depending on which country or state you live in. Typically, no matter what type of adoption you are pursuing, a home study will be required. The home study phase will include you receiving educational materials about adoption, participating in interviews, and answering a lot of questions about your ability to care for a child. In many cases, someone from the agency you are working with will make at least one visit to your home. They will want to take a look at the environment where you will be bringing the child you adopt. Once you have been approved to adopt a child, the placement process will begin. If you are working with a public agency you might be able to attend adoption events where you meet children waiting to be adopted. The agency might also send you pictures or videos of kids you might want to adopt. This will all depend on your preferences and the children who are available to adopt.  If you are pursuing a private adoption, your attorney will begin connecting you with potential birth parents. There’s no standard timeline that this process will follow. But it does typically take months, and oftentimes, years. In most countries, adoptions need to be finalized in court. In order to become the child’s legal parent you will need to file the appropriate documents with the...


Select an agency with a good reputation. Look for a dog that is calm, focused, and friendly. Ask about the parents’ genetics. Trust your gut feeling. Buy what you'll need to bring the dog in public. Know your rights.

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Although you can train your service dog yourself, it’s a good idea to get your first one from a trusted agency. This will help you adjust more quickly to life with your new service dog. Read online reviews or talk to people you know to find an agency with a good reputation and a history of healthy, successful dogs.  Some agencies specialize in training dogs to deal with specific disabilities, while others train specific breeds or rescue dogs. No matter what type of agency you choose, be sure that they are confident that the dog's training enables them to provide you with the assistance you need. It's possible to train a dog you already have or to adopt a dog from a shelter and have that dog trained as a service dog. However, not all dogs are suited to be service animals. In fact, the dropout rate for dogs in training as service animals is about 50%.  Each agency will have its own list of application requirements, so be sure to go over those carefully before submitting your service dog application. Try testing the dog’s sensitivity to loud noises as well as to being petted all over their body. Give the dog a few simple commands, such as “Sit” or “Come" to see if they are inclined to obedience. Also pay attention to whether or not the dog seems in good health and if they respond positively to any other people or dogs in the area. Avoid dogs which demonstrate fear, aggressiveness, or suspicion towards people or other dogs. Meet the parents if it’s at all possible. Check their temperament and personalities as well as their physical traits. Ask if the dogs have been checked for any genetic disorders that may affect your service dog’s health later in life. When it comes to choosing the right service dog for you, ultimately it comes down to the relationship between you and the dog. Make sure the dog fits the requirements you have, but then try to find one you feel a special connection with. You’ll be spending a lot of time together, so pick a dog with a personality you like! Service dogs are not required to be...


Select an anti-dandruff shampoo for mild dandruff. Find a shampoo for severe dandruff. Use the shampoo. Reduce shampooing frequency as condition improves.

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There are many different substances that can treat dandruff. For mild dandruff without much inflammation or itching, look for shampoos containing salicylic acid or urea, which break apart dead skin cells. Because there is a chance of drying out the scalp and causing even more dandruff, it is recommended to use it in combination with a moisturizing conditioner to neutralize the side effect. If your flakes are thick, white, and found on the scalp (either alone or in addition to the hair), your problem is likely caused by a species of yeast-like fungus called malassezia. Malassezia is a skin surface yeast that has been targeted as a contributing cause of dandruff in people.  This yeast may also have a role in affecting immune systems. For these more severe cases, find a shampoo that lists ketaconozole (at least 1% strength) or ciclopirox in its ingredients. Selenium sulfide (at least 1%) is also effective, but users often dislike the oils it causes to build up on their scalp.   A doctor can prescribe you stronger shampoos than are available over the counter, including 2% ketaconozole anti-fungal shampoo. This is most often prescribed as a foam/shampoo to be used twice a week for initial dandruff relief. After that, it is recommended to be used once a week or every other week. You can also be prescribed a shampoo with 1% ciclopirox , which can be applied twice every week.  If you have black, coarse hair, which may dry out excessively from daily shampoo application, consider a topical steroid ointment instead  such as fluocinolone acetonide. This can be applied as a pomade to dry hair. To apply the shampoo, wet your hair, then massage the dandruff shampoo into your scalp. Let it sit in your hair for five to 10 minutes before rinsing it out. Use your anti-dandruff shampoo once a day, until the flaking, itching, and inflammation is less severe.   If you notice no improvement after a few days of using anti-dandruff shampoo, try a shampoo with a different ingredient. Since dandruff is often caused by a species of...


Select an app for your Android. Launch the Google Play Store. Tap on the search icon. Choose an anonymous texting app. Open your app. Enter your contact's phone number.

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There are a few options for blocking your phone number while still being able to send texts from your Android phone. Below is a list of a few possible options.  Anonytext Anonymous Texting Private Text Messaging Anonymous SMS Tap on the Google Play icon, then tap on the three horizontal lines to the upper left side corner of your screen. Tap on Store Home. Look the top right corner, and tap on the search icon. Then, type in the app of your choice. Or, you can perform a general search by entering Anonymous Text. Once you've made your selection, tap on the app you'd like to download. Some apps are free, while others come at a fee. Depending on whether the app is free or not, you'll either tap on Install or on the price for the app. Once the app has finished installing, simply open the app. Some apps will provide you with a few free messages, while others will charge a fee to actually start using the app's services. Tap on the option to begin texting, then type in your contact's number. Write your message, and hit Send. Most apps are very easy to use, and will guide through all of the required steps to begin texting. Your contact will receive an anonymous text message.


Select an app for your iPhone. Open the App Store. Type in the app of your choice. Enter your Apple ID Password. Tap Open. Send your text.

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Though there aren't any iPhone apps that mask your real phone number, there are quite a few apps that will create a new, fake number from which you can send messages. The list below provides a few examples of possible apps.  Pinger TextPlus TextNow Burner Wickr Backchat Then, look to the bottom right and tap on Search. Or, you can perform a general search by entering Anonymous Text. Various results will come up. Tap on an app of your choice, then tap GET (most of these apps are free), then Install. After tapping Install, the system will ask you to confirm your password. Enter it in the space provided. Then, tap OK. Once the app has finished installing, tap on Open. Then, you'll be asked to log in or sign up. Tap on sign up, then enter your phone number. Keep in mind that you'll have to enter your real phone number in this step. You'll likely receive a text from the app with a confirmation code. After you've successfully registered, the app will ask you to create your new, fake number. Or, you can choose to have the app randomly choose one for you. Keep in mind, that some apps like Burner are free to download but will require you to purchase credits in order to send anonymous texts. Once you've set up your texting app, simply write a message from within the app. Enter your contact's phone number, then simply hit Send. Your contact will receive an anonymous text.


Select an appropriate scale. Draw the vector to scale. Draw a right triangle, with the vector as hypotenuse. Label the two component vectors. Measure the component vectors.

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To graph the vector and its components, you need to decide on a scale for your graph. You need to choose a scale that is large enough to work with comfortably and accurately, but small enough that your vector can be drawn to scale.  For example, suppose you're starting with a vector that represents a speed of 200 mph (320 km/h) in a northeasterly direction. If you're using graph paper with 4 squares per inch, you might choose to have each square represent 20 mph (32.2 km/h). This represents a scale of 1 inch (2.5 cm) = 80 mph. The vector’s placement with respect to the origin is irrelevant, so there's no need to draw an x-axis and y-axis. You're only measuring the vector itself, not its location in 2-dimensional or 3-dimensional space. The graph paper is just a measuring tool, so location doesn't matter. It is important that you sketch your vector as accurately as possible. You need to represent both the correct direction and length of the vector in your drawing.  Use an accurate ruler. For example, if you've chosen the scale of one square on your graph paper representing 20 mph (32.2 km/h), and each square is 1⁄4 inch (0.6 cm), then a vector of 200 mph (320 km/h) will be a line that is 10 squares, or 2 1/2 inches, long. Use a protractor, if necessary, to show the angle or direction of the vector. For example, if the vector shows movement in the northeast direction, draw a line at a 45-degree angle from the horizontal. The vector's can indicate many different kinds of direction measurements. If you're discussing travel, it might mean a direction on the map. To depict the path of a thrown or hit object, the vector's angle might mean the angle of travel from the ground. In nuclear physics, a vector might indicate an electron's direction. Using your ruler, begin at the tail of the vector and draw a horizontal line as wide as necessary to coincide with the head of the vector. Mark an arrowhead at the tip of that line to indicate that this is also a component vector. Then draw a vertical line from that point to...


Select an appropriately-sized container. Fill the container with loose soil. Bring the soil to a pH level of 6.5-7. Dig a hole for the lisianthus plug. Insert the plug into the soil.

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The exact size of the container will depend on the species of lisianthus you’re cultivating. Sapphire lisianthus, for instance, will do best in a pot that’s 3–4 inches (7.6–10.2 cm) deep. Larger varieties, such as Florida, Lisa, and Forever, will need 4–6 inches (10–15 cm) to ensure that the roots have ample room to spread out.  Make sure the container you choose has holes in the bottom to allow proper drainage.  If you’re planning on keeping the lisianthus inside, you’ll also want to slide a saucer beneath the pot to catch the water that drains out. A standard commercial potting mix will work just fine. Make sure you leave about an inch of space at the top. Otherwise, things can get messy when you’re moving the container or toting it back and forth between inside and outside. In order for your lisianthus to flourish, it’s important that you introduce it to soil that has a balanced acidity. If you discover that the pH level of your soil is low, mixing in a small amount of ground limestone supplement will bring it up to the desired level.  Basic pH testing kits can usually be purchased at greenhouses, plant nurseries, and anywhere else that gardening supplies are sold. Take the time to test the soil’s pH before you plant the seedling. If it’s off, you’ll just have to remove it and start over again. Clear out the soil in the center of the pot. If the plug is small enough, you can do this by simply burrowing down into it about 1⁄2 inch (1.3 cm) with one or two fingers. To accommodate a larger plug, use a spoon or hand trowel. Heap the displaced soil around the rim of the container rather than throwing it out. You’ll need it to fill the hole back in. Carefully lower the entire plug, surrounding soil base and all, into the hole you just opened. Once it’s in place, push the loose soil around the base of the exposed seedlings to anchor it. Then, use the pad of your finger to lightly tamp it down.  To coax the plug out of the temporary planter you purchased it in, try squeezing it from the bottom to force it up...