Gather a set of paint colors. Assemble your colors. Mix red and yellow. Add blue. Compare colors. Add red as needed. Create a darker olive tone. Experiment until you're satisfied. Paint your picture.

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You'll need to experiment more with combinations because mid-tone skin contains more color variations. Have the following colors handy:  Red Yellow Blue White Burnt Umber Raw Sienna Use a mixing palette or whatever surface you have available. A good alternative to a mixing palette is a sturdy piece of cardboard. Create a blob of each color onto your palette. Create an orange color by mixing equal portions of red and yellow. Clean your brush after gathering each color in a cup of water. Slowly mix in blue paint, in small increments. Depending on how dark you are aiming for, consider using a very small amount of black paint. Have the prospective skin tone that you are trying to emulate nearby. Compare the base you've created with the tone you are shooting for. If you're using a photograph, be aware of the lighting from the photo. Add small amounts of red if needed at all. It's always easier to add in small amounts than to start from scratch. Mix equal parts of burnt umber to raw sienna.  This combination will create a darker concentrate. Slowly add this mixture to your base as you see fit. Use this combinations as an alternative to blue. For a greater olive effect add the smallest amount of yellow mixed with green. Keep creating different colors until you have about five different skin tones that you like. It might be easier for you to have a few colors to choose from then limiting yourself to one. Use the color or colors you've created as a skin tone for your painting.


Gather a team of doctors you trust. Support your immune system with a healthy diet. Use self-care techniques during bathing. Keep your environment clean. Manage stress. Stay open-minded about treatments. Talk to your doctor about medications.

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Because Morgellon's is not well understood, you may benefit from the opinions of doctors from different fields. It is important that all of the doctors are thorough in their examinations and that they listen to you and take your symptoms seriously. You may want to consider talking to:  Your general practitioner A dermatologist A psychologist or psychiatrist A specialist in Lyme disease and other tick-borne illnesses. You can find doctors who are knowledgeable about Lyme disease by contacting the Lyme Disease Association, International Lyme and Associated Diseases Society, the Tick Borne Disease Alliance, or local Lyme support groups. Specialists in any other body systems that are affected. For example, if you suffer from vision or hearing problems, add an eye doctor or hearing specialist to your team. A healthy diet will help your body repair and heal any wounds you may have. It will also boost your immune system to help you fight any infections that may be present. The Morgellon's Foundation in the UK recommends:  Supplying your body with sufficient energy by choosing complex over simple carbohydrates. Complex carbohydrates take longer to digest and provide energy for longer. They include whole-grain breads, brown rice, oats, buckwheat, couscous and whole-wheat pastas. Limit your intake of processed sugars including cookies, cakes, and candies. Get a rich array of vitamins and minerals by eating lots of diverse fruits and vegetables. The vitamins and minerals support important physiological processes in your body, including those necessary for healing. Excellent sources include dark green leafy vegetables like spinach and salads topped with different fruits and vegetables such as tomatoes, cucumber, carrots, apples, orange slices, or berries. Get protein from healthy sources. Eat lean meats like poultry and fish. If you eat red meat, trim the fat off. Vegetarians can get protein from chickpeas and beans. Cook with herbs that may have antibacterial or antifungal properties. Options to try include: black...


Gather all necessary supplies.

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Empty peanut shells make great impromptu glitter bombs. They are lightweight, portable, and easy to add to small packages. You will need:  A bag of unshelled peanuts Scissors Glitter (different colors) Hot glue gun and sticks Acrylic paint (optional) Paint brushes (optional)


Gather all of your hair into a ponytail. Separate a section of your hair from the ponytail. Use your fingers to find the end of a thread and snip it out. Unravel the thread away from your scalp. Use a special hair products to dissolve the threads. Continue finding threads one by one and remove them. Unravel and comb out your natural hair. Shampoo and condition your hair afterwards.

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Take all of your natural hair as well as any extensions and pull them together into one or two hair ties or big hair clips at the top of your head. If you can, try to group your natural hair and your extensions in separate clips. It will be too overwhelming to try and rip out all of your extensions at once, so you want to pull out separate rows of hair at a time. Start with a small section at the base of your head at the nape of your neck.  Use a rat tail comb, or a comb with a long pointed end, to pull out an even section of hair. Start at the bottom of your head and gradually let down your ponytail so you can keep track of where you’ve already removed extensions. Your extensions will be pulled snug against your scalp with a thread. Lightly run your fingertips along the ridge of the braid or seam where the extension was sewn to find the end. Use needle nose scissors or manicure scissors to isolate the thread from your hair and cut it.  Use a mirror to find the end of the thread or ask a friend to locate it so you cut the thread and not your natural hair. You may still end up cutting 2-3 strands of your natural hair out if it has grown out around the seam.  Be careful and use the end of your scissors to cut the thread. This will help keep you from cutting too much of your hair. The thread should be pretty loose, so it should not be hard to distinguish between it and your hair. Use both hands to gently pull the extension away from your scalp. One hand should hold your natural hair roots to your scalp in order to prevent breaking or damaging your hair. With your other hand, firmly grasp the extension thread and lightly pull it in the opposite direction to unravel the sewing.  Work your fingernails or a thin object like a nail file to wiggle in between the braid to help loosen the seam. You may need to cut another section of the thread if there are tangles of matting from your natural hair growing around the extension seam. Some extensions have threads that can be coated with a salon product that breaks down...


Gather all of your supplies. Spray paint your brass plate in a desired metallic color. Make your decoration stencil from cardboard. Place your stencil over your faceplate.

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For the face plate you will need to get just a few items.   The faceplate is the shiny metal part on the front of a wrestling belt that is decorated based on championships and wrestling federation. You will need to buy a round or oval brass plate from a hardware store. These are relatively inexpensive. You will need cardboard to make your decoration stencil. You should also get a box cutter or x-acto knife to help cut out any shapes or letter on the stencil. Get spray paint in your desired colors for your face plate. This is typically gold, but you can try another color based on preference.   Make sure you apply the paint in a well ventilated area. Give the faceplate a generous first coat, and then let it dry. After the first coat dries, apply a second coat of spray paint. Let the plate dry completely. You will use this to apply the letters and symbols you want to your faceplate.  Cut out the shape of your faceplate out of cardboard. You can use the plate to trace this if you want. Use a box cutter or x-acto knife to cut out any letters or symbols from your template. Once you are done cutting out any shapes or letters, make sure your cut lines are smooth without any small uneven pieces of cardboard along the edges. This will ensure your design has smooth edges when you use the stencil. Make sure the designs are lined up where you want them.  Using a black or dark colored spray paint, spray over the stencil generously. Make sure you are doing this in a well-ventilated area as spray paint has strong fumes. Pick up the stencil. Your design should be left behind on the face plate. Set the faceplate to dry in an area where it won't be disturbed.


Gather all the equipment needed for your aquarium. Set up your aquarium. Add water to your freshwater aquarium. Turn on your aquarium’s filter, lights, and heater. Wait a few days before adding fish to your tank.

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Before buying your fish, you need to prepare the aquarium. A typical freshwater aquarium needs:   A tank. Your tank’s size should match the type and number of fish you plan to have. Generally, you should have an aquarium that can hold at least 5 gallons (20 litres) of water.  A filter. Keeping fish without a filter drastically shortens your fish’s life. Filters help oxygenate and clean the water, allowing your fish to breathe better in a clean environment.  Water treatments. Any water you add to your tank should be treated or dechlorinated. This protects your fish’s delicate mucus lining from harsh minerals and chemicals found in our drinking water and keeps it healthy.  Aquarium gravel. Gravel not only helps to keep decorations or live plants in place, but gravel also affects the water quality of your tank.  Heater and thermometer. Most freshwater fish need to live in temperatures ranging from 75 to 80 °F (24 to 27 °C). Some fish, such as tropical fish, will need to be placed in a tank with a higher temperature. Always research or consult with your local aquarium expert about what the correct temperature for your fish tank is.  Lights. The type of lighter you choose depends on what kind of fish or invertebrates you plan to have and whether or not you want to have live plants.  Decorations. These include fake or real plants, as well as rocks, caves, and other picturesque aquarium ornaments.  Airstones or air pumps. All tanks need to be well oxygenated. Airstones or air pumps add oxygen to the water by aggravating it.  Aquarium vacuum. There are several types of aquarium vacuums to choose from: ones that connect to faucets, ones that only suck up water, and ones that you need to pump.  Fish net. You’ll need to remove your fish from its tank for various reasons. Be sure to choose a net big enough to hold your fish.  Aquarium glass scrubber or sponge. Some glass scrubbers act as magnets that stick to the tank’s glass for easy clean up, while some are special sponges that are safe to use in your tank.  A large...


Gather all the necessary pieces for your drum set. Find a suitable area to set up your drum set.

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In addition to the drums and cymbals themselves, you'll also want to make sure you have a small but important tool called a drum key handy. This tool is used to tighten and loosen some of the smaller bolts in the drum kit and is essential if you ever need to disassemble one of the drums (like, for instance, if you need to replace a head). For a standard-size drum kit, your kit will probably include most, if not all, of the following drum pieces:  Snare drum Bass (kick) drum (with pedal) Hi-hat cymbal (with pedal) Crash cymbal Ride Cymbal Toms and/or floor tom Throne (the "stool" you sit on) You'll want an area with enough room that you'll be able to set up your drum without crowding the pieces together. When you play, you should be able to make fluid, natural movements. Positioning your pieces too close together can make playing somewhat difficult and can even negatively impact your sound (like, for instance, if a cymbal bangs into an adjacent drum when it's struck). Though drum sets with different numbers of pieces will naturally take up different amounts of space, a good rule of thumb is that a given area of floor is big enough for your kit if you can lay on the ground spread-eagle without touching anything.


Gather all the wires with a 2 and 4 tag (most likely white wires). Cover or replace the tag for the unused gold terminal screw with a new 7 tag.

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If there is more than one wire, combine them AND a spare piece of white insulated wire cut to 8 inches (20.3 cm) and stripped 1/2 - 3/4 of an inch at the end, together under a properly sized wirenut.  If there is only one wire with a 2 or 4 tag, assume it is white and go to the next step.


Gather at least 10 pieces of cardstock paper. Create your garland pattern.

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cardstock is a bit thicker and more durable than regular paper and will make your garland look more elegant. To create a fun and eye-catching garland, choose paper with a variety of designs, from pink and purple polka dots to striped or checkered green paper. Just pick a few patterns that will look good together. You can throw in some solid paper for variety. Lay down the circles in the order that you'd like them to appear on the garland. If you'd like to create a double-sided garland, then place the bottoms of two circles with the same size and pattern together. Lay them out in a way that creates variety and is visually appealing. Place this pattern near your sewing machine so you'll be easily able to feed it.


Gather background information from the patient. Record the patient's medical history. Record the patient's mental health history. Record cultural factors on the assessment paper.

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Background information will help you to establish context for your assessment. Put the patient at ease so that the interview will be fruitful and informative. Maintain eye contact and make small talk so that the patient will be comfortable in providing the information you require for the assessment.  Some of the information will be basic, such as the patient's age, gender, and ethnicity. Some information will more telling in terms of what it reveals about the patient. Check all the boxes on the assessment that apply. Annotate wherever additional description is required.  Include current medications (prescription and over-the-counter).  Note the patient's substance abuse history. List all psychiatric drugs the client is currently taking. Encourage the patient to provide a narrative using their own words. The story they provide enables them to describe associated social circumstances and emotional reactions that might not, otherwise, be revealed.  Indicate previous assessments,dates of diagnoses, referrals and responses to treatments.  Include details that refer to the onset of the presenting problem, symptoms, previous treatments and providers. For this portion of the assessment you should include ethnicity, immigration, language, religion, sexual orientation. Make note of the impact of cultural factors on the patient's behavior.


Gather basic information about the story. Identify the major characters. Give a brief outline of the plot. Research the author’s personal and literary background. Learn about the time and place when/where the story was written. Determine the intended audience. Identify the physical setting. Look at the historical setting. Assess how the setting affects the story.

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Summarizing the story will help you organize your thoughts and ensure that you have a basic understanding of the story. Start your analysis by writing down:  The title of the story. The author’s name. The date of publication. Where the story was originally published (e.g., in an anthology or a literary magazine). For example, “I am analyzing ‘Jeeves Takes Charge’ by P. G. Wodehouse, originally published in the November 18, 1916 edition of The Saturday Evening Post.” Most short stories are character-driven. Take a few moments to determine who the major characters are in your story, and write them down. For example, in “Jeeves Takes Charge,” the major characters are:  A young English aristocrat, Bertie Wooster. Bertie’s valet (personal attendant), Jeeves. Bertie’s fiancée, Florence Craye. Bertie’s uncle Willoughby. Florence’s teenaged brother Edwin. Once you’ve written down the basic details, write a paragraph or a couple sentences summarizing what the story is about. It doesn’t need to cover all the plot points—just try to boil it down to the absolute basics. For example, “‘Jeeves Takes Charge’ is about an airheaded young aristocrat (Bertie Wooster) who tries to sabotage the publication of his uncle’s scandalous memoirs in order to please his fiancée. Meanwhile, Bertie’s valet, Jeeves, is scheming to break up Bertie’s engagement.” Understanding the context of a short story can give you a lot of insight into why the story was written the way it was. Learning about who the author was and what conventions they were familiar with is a major part of putting any story in context. Knowing something about the author’s experiences and viewpoints, as well as any literary or philosophical school they were a part of, can shed light on why they chose to use certain themes, plot points, and character types. For example, P. G. Wodehouse was a Classically educated author who grew up in late Victorian and Edwardian England. During the 1910s, he lived and worked in New York as an author, lyricist, and playwright. His stories...


Gather castor oil and your favorite essential oils. Add the essential oil to the castor oil. Mix and use the oil.

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Because castor oil is relatively inexpensive and has a long shelf life, some people like to use it as a carrier oil. Since it is somewhat sticky you may not want to use it for all purposes. It’s great for making skin treatments, however. The exact amount depends on how you want to use the oil. To make a massage oil or moisturizer, try adding 40-60 drops of the essential oil to 4 ounces of castor oil.  If you have a large bottle of castor oil, measure some out into a separate bottle, then add the essential oil to that. If you’re using the oil for aromatherapy or other everyday uses, you may want to increase the amount of essential oil you add to the carrier. Check the essential oil bottle’s label for recommendations. Use a wooden skewer, spoon, or another tool to stir the oils together. Mix thoroughly so that everything is evenly blended. Once you’re done, the oil is ready to use. You can store the oil in a glass bottle, preferably a dark colored or opaque one, with a tightly fitting lid. Castor oil can be stored for up to 1 year if kept in a cool, dry place.


Gather data to be graphed. Choose your range bins. Separate the data into the bins. Graph the histogram. Label both of the axes.

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If you want to gather data on the frequency of something, then graphing a histogram is a good way to look at your data. Whether you’re looking at the number of copies sold of a specific book or the weight distribution of cows on a farm, histograms are an easy way to get a broad picture of the overall pattern of the distribution of the data. When plotting the data, you must first decide how you want to divide it up into ranges. You want to choose bins that will give you a good representation, so you don’t want them to be too broad or too specific.  For example, let’s say you had 10 data points of the weight of cows on your farm: 1150, 1400, 1100, 1600, 1800, 1550, 1750, 1350, 1400, and 1300. These weights vary by hundreds of pounds, so you want your bins to vary by hundreds of pounds as well. Set bins every 200 pounds, starting at 1100 pounds going up to 1900 pounds. 1100-1300, 1300-1500, 1500-1700, 1700-1900 for a total of 4 bins. Once you have chosen your bins, you need to order and sort the data into these bins. Start by putting all of your values in ascending order. Then draw a line at the division of the bins. Count the number of values that fall into each bin. This number is the frequency of each range.  Remember, if the value is equal to the boundary of a bin, it falls in the bin to the right.  For example, let’s say you had 10 data points of the weight of cows on your farm: 1150, 1400, 1100, 1600, 1800, 1550, 1650, 1350, 1400, and 1300. Sorting them into ascending order: 1100, 1150, 1300, 1350, 1400, 1400, 1550, 1600, 1650, 1800 Divide them into bins: 1100, 1150| 1300, 1350, 1400, 1400| 1550, 1600, 1650| 1800 Count the frequencies: Bin 1: 2, Bin 2: 4, Bin 3: 3, Bin 4: 1 You can construct your histogram by hand using the data you’ve sorted, or you can use a program such as Excel or another statistics program. To draw by hand, simply draw out an x- and y- axis and set the scale on each one. The x-axis will be set by the bins you’ve already chosen and the scale of the y-axis is set by the frequency data....


Gather emergency supplies. Bring a spare tire. Know how to do basic tasks on your car. Bring plenty of cash and a credit card. Consider joining a roadside help service.

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Pack them together and place in the trunk before you get the rest of your gear in. Keep in mind, however, that they will need to be accessible at all times. You will typically want to include the following basics:  Motor oil Radiator fluid Roadside emergency kit with flares, jumper cables, and flashlight Fire extinguisher Nonperishable food Drinking water Blankets First aid kit Make sure you also have a tire iron so that you can change your tire if necessary.Keep it stowed in the trunk in case you'll need it if you get a flat miles from a service station. Be sure you can change a tire if you need to. Also know how to check the oil and fluid levels. If you're travelling through extreme weather or deserted stretches of road (or both), it's good to check fluid levels before you set out.  For oil, lift the hood and pull out the dipstick and wipe with a rag (if you're not sure where this is, check your owner's manual). The stick shows the level of oil currently in your vehicle. If you're lower than the area indicated with crosshatches, add a quart of oil. For radiator fluid, check the transparent tank under the hood. If your fluid does not fall between the two lines indicated, add more radiator fluid. Sometimes you end up eating or wanting to stay a place that is cash-only, and you need to be prepared. If you're planning to be in a fairly remote area, chances are that there will be few ATMs, making cash even more necessary. Credit cards might be vital if you end up getting an unplanned car repair -- you need to be ready if you have to make any emergency purchases. The American Automobile Association (AAA) is the most famous and widespread of these, but there are many other local and regional groups that are worth checking out. For a road trip, you would want a service that would include long-distance towing to a garage in case you break down far from service. These help services also are good resources for maps, trip planning, and even discounts on lodging.


Gather everything together and prepare to write. Enrich everything with details. Think about plot twists.

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Write the way you like better, but keep that style throughout the whole book. No one likes a book that changes in the middle. Give your text rich descriptions of places and events, but don't overdo it because, then, your text will get slow and won't flow well. This one isn't necessary, but helps you keeping your readers interested. More traditional plot twists include:   Anagnorisis, or discovery- the main character's sudden and abrupt recognition of the true nature or identity of a person or the meaning of an event. For example, a girl finds out that her best friend is just a figment of her imagination, and was never alive in the first place. Flashback- an evocative revelation of past events. In books, flashbacks are usually italicized, worded in past tense, or told from a younger narrator's point of view. Instead of a flashback, a foreshadowing could also be used. Unreliable narrator- in the end it is revealed that the narrator has falsified, made up, or greatly exaggerated the story that you've read up until that point.   Peripeteia- A realistic or logical reversal of the protagonist's fortune, whether for good or for worse. For example, the main character of a story, after struggling through an arduous murder case and about to give up, stumbles upon the missing piece of information he needed.  Deus ex machina, meaning "god out of the machine"- an unexpected, artificial, or improbable character, device, or event that is introduced to resolve the main conflict, or even a side conflict, of the story. Poetic justice- an ironic "turning of the tables" where the character is either rewarded or punished for their actions, such as a sudden death or a compensation. Chekhov's gun- a character or plot element is introduced early in the narrative. The importance of the character or plot element is not recognized until later in the story. Also known as a "plant", or an initial device that is repeated throughout the story. Red herring, or false foreshadowing- a false clue that misleads the investigators toward an...


Gather everything you'll need. Remove any existing nail polish. Fill a tray with sudsy liquid. Soak the person's fingers.

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You'll be much happier if you have everything right next to you as you go about giving your manicure over the next 15 minutes or so. No getting up and sloshing around, no running around trying to time everything just rights – it's all just right there. Be sure to grab:  Your base coat, nail polish, and top coat Nail polish remover Cotton swabs A small tray with warm water and soap Moisturizer Nail scissors Nail file Cuticle pusher or cuticle remover Take a couple cotton balls, or a washcloth and dip it into a nail polish remover. Gently wipe away the nail polish, being sure to get into the nooks and crannies. Then, wash your hands real quick, just to get rid of the smell.  It's best to use 100% acetone. It'll smell and leave your friend's hands a little gray, but that comes off easily with soap and water (which you'll do next). 100% acetone makes the job go much, much quicker. Alternatively, you could use a dip-it tub of acetone. It's full of pink, rubbery bristles that do the job for you. Hard-to-get-off nail polish can even be gone in a couple of minutes with this kind of tub. Take a small tray and fill it with warm water (make sure it's not too hot). Add in a gentle soap that smells good and moisturizes the skin. This will help with the acetone odor and graying effect and loosen up the dead skin on the nails and cuticles.  If you'd like and have one available, consider using a scrubbing brush with the warm soap and water. This exfoliates the skin and leaves it bright and glowing.  A mild face cleanser can work as your soap, too. Even a mild dish detergent can do the job. Most manicure trays are only for one hand at a time. So while one hand is soaking, you can massage and moisturize the other. Use a scented lotion or massage oil and rub the hand for a few minutes to give the other adequate time to soak. After a few minutes, switch hands, placing the newly-moisturized hand into the tray of water. Spend a few minutes massaging the second hand, and then move onto the next step.


Gather evidence of changes in circumstances. File a Petition to Modify Child Support. Argue that you are paying “extras. Identify a change in financial circumstances. Submit a joint request to the court. Attend the hearing.

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Judges have the power to modify an existing child support order and also have the power to set an amount lower than the state guidelines suggest. However, the judge will want to see evidence of changed circumstances: reduced earnings, increased expenses, etc. Before filing a petition with the court, you should gather the following:  recent pay stubs or other evidence of self-employed income. evidence that your familial obligations have changed, e.g., the birth of another child. medical records, if you have become disabled. the amount of time you spend with the child. To lower your payments, you will need to file a motion in court to modify your child support payments. You will need to file this motion in the court that issued the initial child support order.  Most courts have pre-printed “fill in the blank” motion forms. You can check with the court clerk to see if they have a form. Also ask if you need any additional forms, such as a Financial Affidavit. You can find relevant forms by visiting this website. If your court does not have a pre-printed form, then use a form as a guide as you draft your own motion. Use the caption information from an earlier motion (from the initial child support case). In the body of the motion, list the reasons why you want the court to reduce your child support. Sign the motion. You will have to provide the other parent with notice. The easiest option is to have the sheriff personally serve the papers on the other parent for a small fee. Ask the court clerk about acceptable service. ” In your motion, you may argue that you have been paying more than what the child support order required. For example, you might have picked up 100% of your child’s school tuition or medical insurance. If so, you might be able to get the child support lowered. The “extras” must be substantial. Simply buying clothes or presents for your child will not qualify as substantial. You can argue that your financial conditions have changed such that a modification of child support is justified. The change...


Gather evidence of the fraud. Identify the correct form to use. Read the instructions. Complete the form. Choose whether to report anonymously. Submit the form.

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The more evidence you can share with the IRS, the better. Look for anything that supports your claims. For example, consider the following:  If you have documents that show fraud, keep a copy of them. For example, someone might not report income from a bank account. If you have a copy of the bank statement, hold onto it. Write down your own memories or observations. You are a witness to any fraud. Try to be as detailed as possible. Collect the names of witnesses. Other people might have first-hand knowledge of the fraud, and you can give the IRS their names and contact information. Avoid breaking the law. For example, you shouldn’t open someone’s mail, log onto their computer, or steal files. If you don’t have documents in your possession, you can tell the IRS where they can find them. You will report suspected fraud to the IRS by filling out a form. You can download these forms from the IRS website or order by calling 1-800-829-0433. You need to use the right form, which will depend on the violation you are reporting:   Form 3949-A. Use this form to report a business or individual of violating the tax laws. Common examples include failure to pay, kickbacks, false deductions or exemptions, not reporting income, and altering or falsifying tax documents.  Form 14157. Use this form to report an abusive tax scheme or fraud perpetrated by a tax return preparer or tax preparation company. Also use this form (and Form 14157-A) if you think the preparer altered your form without your consent.  Form 14039. Complete this form if someone stole your identity and used your Social Security Number for a job. Also use this form if you suspect someone could file a tax return using your number.  Form 14242. Use this form to report an abusive tax promoter or promotion.  Form 13909. Submit this form if you suspect wrongdoing by an exempt organization or employee plan. You should also download or request the instructions for any form you fill out. Read the instructions thoroughly and refer back to them as you fill out your...


Gather evidence. Report bullying behavior to an authority. Tell your parents. Tell your teacher, principal, or school counselor. Tell law enforcement if the behavior continues. Tell the truth.

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Any time you're bullied, write it down as specifically as possible. Record who was involved, where, and at what time. If you're physically injured, take pictures of any cuts, scrapes, or bruises you receive. If your clothes get torn, save them. If anyone saw the bullying take place, talk to them and get them to come forward with you and report the behavior. Save any evidence of cyberbullying you receive by making a copy, taking a screen shot, or printing out hard copies for your records. Use these as evidence. As soon as you feel you've been bullied, report the behavior, with your good evidence and your witnesses, to the appropriate authority in charge of the situation. Be sure to use the word "bully," say that you feel unfairly singled out and that you're intimidated and frustrated by this person's behavior. Whether you've encountered a bully at school or elsewhere, it's always best to start by telling your parents.Your parents are always there for you so tell them the details. It's still on you to stand up for your own self, but having the back-up of your parents is important. Wait and present your case calmly to the correct authority. If you're getting bullied at lunch, telling the exhausted and overworked lunch lady probably won't get much done. If the student is in your class, tell your teacher. If the student that's bullying you is in another grade, consider making any appointment with the guidance counselor or an assistant principal. If you're not in school, or if the behavior continues and won't stop, contact the police. Provide your evidence and follow their instructions. Don't leave anything out to make yourself look better. It's better to be honest and try to get action to occur, rather than trying to make yourself look good. If you said something mean back to the bully, own up to it. If you threw the first punch, say so. Your word will mean more in this situation.


Gather exercise equipment. Maintain a routine. Stay active.

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Purchase the equipment needed to reach your goal weight.  Purchasing equipment that can be costly; a more affordable option is to utilize things around your home. Or join a nearby gym.  Use paint cans or canned goods as hand weights. Borrow equipment. Purchase used equipment from Amazon, eBay or garage sales. Choose exercises that require little to no equipment, such as walking or jogging outside, bodyweight exercises, riding a bike, etc. Create a pragmatic exercise routine to stimulate metabolism, build muscle, and maintain energy.  Do strength training exercises two to three times weekly to build muscle. This can boost your metabolism and cause you to burn more fat overall. Aim for 150 minutes of aerobic exercise each week. Attend classes at your gym or community center, like Zumba dance, Pilates, yoga, kickboxing, spin, etc. Become a member of social clubs that involve physical activity like bowling or softball leagues. Stick to your routine.  If your routine gets interrupted, quickly recover and get back on track. Modify your routine if you find it to be ineffective. If you haven’t been physical active for a while, start slow to avoid injuries.  Besides a daily exercise routine, incorporate physical activity into your daily routine.    When given the opportunity, skip the elevator and take the stairs. Try to build in exercises you actually like and mix it up so you don't get bored and your body doesn't plateau. Utilize your lunch hour to walk or jog outside your office or place of work. Gradually increase the length and intensity of your exercises.


Gather four people and then divide into two teams of two. Create a Euchre deck. Determine which player deals first. Deal counterclockwise following these guidelines:

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Partners may be chosen by any method agreed upon by the group. Teammates should sit in alternating positions so that each person is seated diagonally from their partner. Euchre is played with 24 cards consisting of the 9, 10, J, Q, K, and A cards from a standard 52-card deck. Although the remaining cards are not used during the game, set aside the 4 and 6 cards of a black suit as well as the 4 and 6 cards of a red suit to use for keeping score. Each team should use one of the sets of 4 and 6 cards to keep score by hiding/revealing one suit symbol for each point scored (Euchre goes to 10). For example: to show a score of five, the 6 card should be face up and the 4 card be face down, covering one of the suit symbols on the 6 card so that five suit symbols are showing. Shuffle the deck and then continuously deal one card face up to each player until someone receives one of the black jacks. This person is the first dealer. Dealing must take place over exactly two rounds The dealer must deal two or three cards at a time to each player, including themselves The exact pattern of card distribution does not matter, but the most common is 2-3-2-3 for the first round, followed by 3-2-3-2 for the second round. Players can look at their cards once they are dealt, but they cannot discuss them with anyone, including their teammate. After each player has five cards, the dealer should confirm that there are four remaining cards known as the kitty. Once confirmed, the dealer places the remaining cards face down in the center of the table, and then flips over the top card to begin the hand.


Gather fresh aloe vera gel Consider buying aloe vera gel. Buy aloe vera juice.

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. If you have a healthy aloe vera plant, you can harvest an outer stalk for the gel. Use a sharp knife and make a clean cut near the base of the plant. Take the stalk and carefully peel away the flat side so the gel is exposed. Scoop the gel into a small bowl and set it aside. You'll need to use your fresh aloe vera gel right after scooping it out. You may want to cut just a small stalk if you don't think you'll use very much gel. If you don't have access to a fresh aloe vera plant, you can buy the gel at most pharmacies or drug stores. Buy a gel that lists aloe vera as its first ingredient. A natural aloe vera gel should contain only a few ingredients. The aloe vera gel you buy will contain some preservatives. These just extend the storage life of the product. Aloe vera juice can also help your nails, but you need to choose a product that contains mainly aloe vera. Look for aloe vera juice that has the International Aloe Science Council Seal of Approval. This ensures that 95% of the item is made up of aloe vera. Avoid products that list water or a sweetener as the first ingredient. These have diluted the aloe vera to the point that they probably won't be as effective as pure aloe.


Gather fresh flowers first thing in the morning. Store fresh-cut flowers in water. Condition flowers with sappy stems.

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The best time to put together a bouquet from your garden is early in the day before temperatures climb too high, while the flowers are firm and full of water. Avoid cutting flowers in the middle of the day—this is when they're the driest and therefore the weakest, so you'd effectively be starting off on the wrong foot. If for some reason you're unable to gather your flowers in the morning, wait until the late evening hours when the temperature outside has cooled down considerably. While cutting or picking fresh flowers, carry a bucket of room temperature water with you to keep them in until you can find them a more permanent home in a vase. The sooner they start taking in moisture after being separated from the root system, less chance there will be of them dehydrating and becoming wilted and sickly.  If you're going to be in the garden for a while, take the flowers inside or leave them in a dim garage. It's better for them not to spend too much time in the hot midday sun. Refill the bucket between batches so you're not putting fresh flowers in the same murky water. Some garden species (including poppies, poinsettias, and dahlias, to name a few) ooze a thick, milky sap when they're first cut, which makes it hard for the stem to take in water.  The best way to deal with this is to place the flowers in hot water immediately after trimming them, or boil the lower ends of the stems for just a few seconds. Afterwards, you'll care for them the way you would any other flower.  If you have a lighter handy, you can also wave the flame over the bottom of the stem briefly to “cauterize” it. Exposing the stems to heat destroys the cells that produce the sap so that water can filter through unimpeded.


Gather fresh tomatoes. Remove any leaves and stems from the tomatoes and rinse off dirt. Boil a large pot of water. Add the tomatoes and cook for 5-15 minutes. Remove the tomatoes from the boiling water and put them into a pot of cold water. Peel the skins off the tomatoes if you do not want them in your puree and discard. Cut the tomatoes in half. Puree the tomatoes in a food processor. Boil the pureed tomatoes with 1/2 cup of vinegar, 1/2 cup of sugar (optional) and 1 tablespoon of salt per 2 lbs. Store your homemade tomato puree in small-to- medium-sized containers.

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Any variety will work. Plum tomatoes are commonly used for tomato purees. Cut the stem area off the top of the tomato, then cross-cut a slit into the bottom of the tomato. This promotes even cooking and makes it easier to peel the tomato skins off later.   Leave them in the cold water for 5 minutes or until the skins begin to split. This is called blanching and loosens the skin for easy peeling. Some people leave the skins on and allow them to be pureed. Remove the seeds and juice if you do not want those parts. This is optional. If you have removed the juice and seeds, you will have a thicker puree and it will be a darker red color. (1 Kg) of fresh tomatoes.  This entire step is optional, but will allow the tomato puree to keep longer.  Some cooks prefer to use the pure tomato puree and not add the other ingredients. You can also add sauteed onions and/or green peppers to cook with the tomato puree. Simmer the puree until you have the desired consistency. This time can vary depending on the type of tomato you are using. The time frame can range from 30 minutes to 1 hour. Remove the lid after the first 20 minutes to allow the puree to cool down. If you are planning on storing the puree for a long period, be sure to follow proper preserving guidelines, such as creating a proper acidic balance, reheating to a boil before storage and using clean storage jars to avoid bacteria growth. Another way to store the puree is to freeze it in an ice cube tray and store the frozen puree cubes in a bag in your freezer. This takes up less space and allows you to access varying amounts of puree as needed.


Gather important documents before you move. Identify apartments and houses in the area you plan to live. Purchase private health insurance. Improve your language skills. Find a job (if you do not already have one). Apply for Canadian citizenship.

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When you move, you will need to have certain official documents with you in order to gain entry to Canada.  You'll need:  A Canadian immigrant visa and Confirmation of Permanent Residence for each family member traveling with you A valid passport or other travel document for each family member traveling with you Two (2) copies of a detailed list of all the personal or household items you are bringing with you Two (2) copies of a list of items that are arriving later and their money value You will need to secure a place to live before you make your move to Canada. Find a place to live that is well within your income level. Keep in mind that you will have many other costs associated with your move to Canada, so you will need to ensure that you have money left over each month after paying your rent.  If possible, visit a month or two before you move so that you can look at potential homes for yourself. If you cannot find a permanent place to live before you leave, then you may want to consider staying in a hotel until you can secure a place to live. Although Canada offers free health insurance to residents and citizens, you will need to purchase private health insurance to ensure coverage for up to three months after you first arrive in Canada. The providers will vary depending on your province. If you are a refugee coming to Canada, then you may be protected by the Interim Federal Health Program (IFHP) and not need to purchase private insurance. All others will have to secure private health insurance until they receive a government health insurance card. Good communication skills will help you to thrive in your new home. If either English or French is not your first language, then you will need to invest some time and energy into improving your language skills. Look for a class that you can take on weekends or evenings to help you get a handle on the language.  In some provinces, French is more prominent than English. Find out what most people speak in the province you will be moving to. If you already speak...


Gather important medications and supplies as you evacuate. Shut off all utilities if you have enough time before evacuating. Listen to a battery-powered radio and follow local evacuation instructions.

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If a family member has a chronic medical condition that requires medication, make sure to bring their medicine and prescription information with you when you evacuate. In addition, grab all of the emergency supplies for your evacuation, including first aid items, food, and water. In order to acquire refills of important medication, identify a pharmacy in the area where you are evacuating and confirm that it's open. Natural gas leaks and explosions are responsible for a significant number of fires following disasters. It is vital that all household members know how to shut off natural gas.  Because there are different gas shut-off procedures for different gas meter configurations, contact your local gas company for guidance on preparation and response regarding gas appliances and gas service to your home. Water becomes a vital resource during a disaster, so it is important to locate the cut-off valve outside the house and turn it off. Electrical sparks can ignite natural gas leaks, so make sure everyone knows how to shut off the electricity. Gather your family and leave if you are instructed to evacuate immediately. Leave early enough to avoid being trapped by severe weather. Follow recommended evacuation routes and do not take shortcuts as they may be blocked.


Gather information about the business. Estimate the cash flow of the business.

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Use the law of supply and demand to inform your base valuation of the property.  Look around. Note the sale price of any other similar businesses in the area. This will help you get a general idea of what that type of business is worth.  You're likely to come up with a fairly wide range of prices. Try to mentally place the business you're evaluating somewhere along that range to get an initial assessment. Feel free to ask business owners if they have an estimate of the value of their business. Many won't have a number ready offhand, but some might.   Examine assets. Just as important as knowing the likely asking price of the business you're examining is knowing what assets it has. There are two ways to assess the assets of a business:  The liquidation value method looks at the cash value of the business if all of its hard assets (things like furniture, equipment, property, and goods for sale) were to be sold off. A thorough inventory of hard assets is required for an accurate liquidation value.When using this method, it's important not only to get a good idea of how much each hard asset might sell for, but also how likely it is to sell quickly.  The income capitalization method supposes that the business will remain in operation after it is sold, and projects future income based on the business's past performance. Detailed financial records are helpful in estimating income capitalization.  If you evaluate a business's assets using income capitalization, be sure to account for operating costs and other expenses. Now that you have a better idea of the shape and size of the business you're investigating, get a more accurate picture of how money flows through it. The most common way to do this is to apply a formula called the “seller's discretionary cash flow” (SDCF) model that provides a measure of a business's earnings.  Be sure the model works for you. SDCF only works for businesses that are run by an owner-operator, such as most small businesses and some franchise operations. In the case of a larger or...


Gather information about the incident. Go to the Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3). Click the button to file your complaint. Complete the complaint form. Submit your complaint. Follow up with your complaint.

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Before you begin your report, organize copies of any emails or other relevant information that you want to share with the FBI.  To submit a complaint, you must include your name and contact information as well as information about the individual or business responsible for the fraud and details such as dates and locations of key events.  If you've already filed a report with local law enforcement, you can use the same information. The FBI will need similar details including your name and contact information, as well as whatever name or contact information you have for the perpetrator, and your account of the incident and why you believe fraud occurred. The FBI operates a website for reporting internet crime including fraudulent Craigslist ads. The IC3 reviews complaints and forwards them to any federal, state, or local agencies with jurisdiction over the subject matter of the complaint. Those agencies then investigate the matter further and press charges if necessary. When you're ready to start the complaint process, click through to accept the FBI's privacy policy and enter your information. You also must read and accept an acknowledgement that all information you transmit is correct to the best of your knowledge. If you include any false information in your complaint, you could be criminally liable under federal law and incur fines or jail time. Follow the instructions to enter the appropriate information. You also can attach documents that support your complaint.  The form includes several sections that ask you about yourself, the individual or business responsible for the fraud, and the monetary or other losses you incurred.  Make sure you read over all the information you've included in your complaint before you submit it to verify its accuracy and make sure anyone reading it can follow the chain of events. You will receive a confirmation email when your complaint has been received. Your confirmation email includes a unique complaint ID and password that you can use if you need to add information to your...


Gather information about the person you are looking for. Figure out if the person is likely in a jail or a prison. Figure out which jail that person would most likely be held at.

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The more information you have, the easier it will be to find out if that person is in jail. At minimum, you should try to have the individual's full name on hand. Other identifying characteristics, like that individual's birth date, age, gender, race, and hair color, can also be helpful in performing a search, especially if that person has a common name. If you do not have the full name of an individual, you might be able to track that person down if you at least have a nickname and date of arrest. You will not be able to use any online resources with this information alone, though, and will likely have a harder time finding out the information you need. The people that are normally housed in jail have been arrested but have not yet been arraigned, are awaiting trial but have not been released on bail, or are serving sentences that are less than one year in length. If someone is serving a sentence that is longer than one year, they are usually housed in prison. If you know the status of the person that you believe may be in jail, it may be easier to figure out which jail he or she is being held in. If the individual has just been arrested, it is likely that he or she will be in the jail of the county where he or she was arrested.  Additionally, if someone is awaiting trial or arraignment, they will most likely be held in jail in his or her home county, or whichever county that person was arrested in. However, sometimes if an inmate is serving his or her sentence, the jail will transfer the inmate for space reasons.


Gather information about your claim. Find out how long you have to file a lawsuit. Calculate your damages. Send a demand letter to the contractor. Get paperwork from the appropriate small claims court. File your claim. Have the contractor served. Appear on the date of your hearing.

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Before you start filing a lawsuit, get together information about the contractor you want to sue and the work they were supposed to perform. Pull out the contract you signed with the contractor, which should contain the information you need.  If you didn't have a written contract with the contractor, you can still sue, but the amount of money you can get may be limited. It also may be difficult to prove the existence of an agreement to perform particular work in the absence of a written contract. Consult an attorney to discuss your options. To sue the contractor, you must use the contractor's legal name. Even if you knew the contractor by their individual name, they may have an official business name registered with your state. If that name isn't included on a written contract, search the business name directory on the website of your state's Secretary of State. Gather any invoices, receipts, or cancelled checks you have that are associated with payments you made to the contractor. Every state has a statute of limitations that provides deadlines for filing lawsuits. Which deadline you use depends on the nature of your claim against the contractor.  Look for these deadlines on the website for civil courts in your state. You could also call the small claims court clerk's office, or go to a public law library or legal self-help center at your local courthouse. If the contractor violated a written contract, you typically have several years to file your lawsuit. If you're arguing the contractor was negligent in completing the work for you, on the other hand, you may have less time. The amount of damages you're claiming will determine whether you can sue the contractor in small claims court. If the amount of damages is greater than the maximum amount allowed in small claims, you'll have to file your lawsuit in civil court.  One way to find out the amount of damages to which you're entitled is to go to the website of the board or agency that licenses contractors in your state. Information is also available on the...


Gather information for your citation. Provide the last name and first initial of producers and directors. Include the year of production in parentheses. Add the title and format of the movie. List the country and production company.

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As with any APA citation, you will need basic information about the movie you want to cite. Much of this information will be available in the credits of the movie itself.  You will need the names of the producers and directors, the year the movie was released, the production company, the studio that released the movie, and the country where the movie was produced. Keep in mind that the studio may change if the film rights are purchased by another company. However, either the original or new studio name would be acceptable to include in the citation. To get this information, you can take notes during the credits of the film, or look the film up on the Internet Movie Database (IMDb). You typically start any APA citation with the last name of the author, since your reference list will be alphabetized by author. For a movie, the producer and director are considered the authors.  Put the person's role in parentheses after their name. List producers first, then the director. If there are multiple names, separate them with commas, using an ampersand before the last name. For example: "Magness, G., Siegel-Magness, S. (Producers), & Daniels, L. (Director)." If one person is both producer and director, include both roles in parentheses after their name. For example: "Hitchcock, A. (Producer/Director)." The copyright year, or year the movie was produced, is the next piece of information in your citation. If you watched the movie on DVD, the DVD itself may have a different year of production, but you want the original year for your citation. For example: "Hitchcock, A. (Producer/Director). (1941). The title of the movie should be in italics, using sentence-style capitalization. Typically only the first word of the title and any proper names will be capitalized. Include the format in which you viewed the movie in brackets after the title.  Use the format "Motion Picture" if you watched the movie in the theater. For example: "Hitchcock, A. (Producer/Director). (1941). Suspicion [Motion Picture]." If you watched the movie...


Gather information on the sorts of insects you would like to collect. Get jars with lids. Get a net, netting and mesh. Get straws or rubber tubing. Get a white sheet. Get a light source. Get sealable bags. Get bait. Buy gloves. Get a case to keep your kit in.

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If you are interested in catching many kinds of insects, buy a guide to insects in your area. If you are looking to catch a single kind of insect, you can read about its habitats and preferences online. It's important to know what kind of insects you are trying to catch, as your kit will be comprised of traps and bait that work for just such an insect. To create a helpful tool with many uses, find a glass jar, clear Tupperware, or a lidded cup. These will allow you to store insects you have caught, as well as build "pooters" and subterranean traps. Find jars that are small, but not so small that your chosen insect will not fit. You will need fine wire mesh, netting, or muslin to build insect traps. Buy at craft or fabric stores. Any material that you can easily breathe through, but that an insect couldn't fly through, will serve. To make your own net, sew netting in a cone shape to a wire hoop, and use wire to attach the hoop to a stick. You can buy ordinary drinking straws to catch small insects. You can also buy flexible rubber tubes in craft stores, hardware stores, or online. Buy tubes or straws large enough to fit the insect you are trying to capture, but small enough to fit in your mouth. Ruined bedsheets can be recycled as insect catching sheets. Make sure your sheet is bright and mostly stainless, so that you can see the insects when they land on it. Get battery-operated source of light for nighttime insect hunting. A plastic "votive" candle, could work, or a flashlight. For the best results use a ultraviolet (UV) light. Bags will help you in a pinch. You can make a fast container for an extra bug by bagging it and poking some airholes. Be careful not to squish a bug you catch this way: release it into the wild or into a jar as soon as possible. You can also wear a bag over your hand to grab a specimen. Learn what kind of foods, colors, and odors your insects are attracted to. Does your insect like honey? Sugar? Raw meat? Keep sticky or smelly in sealable plastic bags. If you are catching bugs that...


Gather information on your chosen or assigned topic.

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As you read and collect information, begin making notes about possible events to include. You will need to provide a well-rounded history of your topic, so make sure you use several sources of information.  Conduct Internet research, check out books from the library, or visit a museum or a historical site that relates in some way to your topic. Try to use multiple websites, books, articles, and maybe even a documentary. Aim to have at least 3 different sources.


Gather letters of nomination. Submit school transcripts. Submit the School Official Evaluation (SOE). Complete and submit the Candidate Statement. Complete the Candidate Fitness Assessment (CFA). Complete the Qualifying Medical Examination (QME). Submit your application. Receive your admissions decision notification.

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Admission to West Point is highly selective; to apply, you must first gain either a Congressional nomination or a Service-Connected nomination. Visit the West Point admissions page for the most current information on how to solicit and submit these nominations.   You can request a Congressional nomination from individuals such as a Senator or Representative, the Vice President, and territorial delegates to Congress. Children of career military personnel, Reservists, children of deceased or disabled Army veterans, children of persons awarded the Medal of Honor, and certain members of the Reserve Officer Training Corps (ROTC) can obtain a Service-Connected nomination. You must request transcripts from all academic programs you have attended (i.e., high school and any college credits), and arrange to have them sent to West Point as part of your application. You will send initial transcripts that are up-to-date at the time you apply. Once you have completed high school or another program, you will need to send a final transcript. An SOE is a document submitted by your school counselor (or equivalent) that describes your academic performance, curricular and extracurricular activities, and overall character. Check the West Point admissions website, your application, or informational emails about how to receive the most up to date SOE form. Let your counselor know well ahead of time that you will need him or her to submit this form on your behalf. The candidate statement is an important part of your application, because it is an opportunity for you to explain in writing your motivations for wanting to attend West Point, how it fits into your future plans, etc. Your application for admission will include detailed instructions on how to complete and submit the statement.  Don't try to flatter the Admissions department. Instead, focus on describing why you want to attend West Point as vividly and specifically as you can.  Avoid cliches like "Ever since I was a young child, I have wanted to attend West Point." Have...


Gather materials. Choose the size of the cannula you will use. Have a discussion with your patient. Use proper personal protective equipment. Apply the tourniquet around the patient's arm. Clean the skin.

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Cannulation requires some basic preparation and precaution. You will need to protect yourself from contact with a patient's body fluids and you need to protect the patient from injury or infection. In order to do this you will need:  Non-sterile gloves Tourniquet Antiseptic solution or alcohol wipes Local anesthetic solution (optional) Syringe with needle of appropriate gauge Venous access device Transparent dressing Paper tape Sharps container In general, the larger gauge needle you use, the higher the maximum flow rate of the fluid entering into the vein. Larger sized needles actually have a smaller number, so a 14 gauge is large, while a 22 gauge is small. Choose a size that can easily fulfill the purpose of the procedure but is not oversized. The smallest needles are used in children. The largest are used for rapid blood transfusion. Get informed consent from the patient before you begin the procedure. This is usually done verbally. This builds up a rapport with the patient and allows for a less traumatic experience.  Introduce yourself to your patient. Verify your patient’s identity before starting any procedures. Explain the procedure to the patient and answer any questions they may have. Also take a quick history, primarily to exclude any allergy or sensitivity that the patient may have. This is particularly true for latex allergy. Should an allergy to latex be confirmed, then the tourniquet, gloves, and the cannula must be latex-free. Using gloves will not only protect your patient, but will also protect you from exposure to bodily fluids and potentially infectious material. A single pair of non-sterile gloves will probably be sufficient for this task. Depending on your facility’s requirements, you may also wish to wear protective eyewear when inserting or removing an IV catheter. In most cases, the patient’s non-dominant arm is preferable. The tourniquet should be placed on the arm just above the cannulation site. Tighten it appropriately, so that the patient's veins are highlighted. Other methods...


Gather materials. Make your crown or helmet. Trace your sword on cardboard. Smith your gleaming crown and sword. Prepare your shield. Thread the strap and decorate. Suit up.

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The classic Foil Knight costume utilizes around-the-house supplies for its construction, so even if this is a last minute, thrown together costume, you're likely to have the right supplies on hand. Try to accumulate your supplies completely, thinking about what you might like to add, so that you do not have to waste costume making time hunting down a pair of scissors!  Aluminum foil Black elastic or ribbon Cardboard Construction paper Gray pants and sweatshirt Markers Paint Phillips screwdriver Scissors Silver card stock Tape/stapler Some fantastical depictions, like the movie Lord of the Rings, show some noble characters, like elves, going into battle with a circlet in place of the traditional medieval battle helm. To give yourself an air of nobility, a circlet might be the way to go, but if you want to come across as a no-nonsense knight, you might prefer a battle helm.   Circlet: take your card stock and draw a crown. You can do this in a traditional style, with the crown coming to elaborate points over the head, but in principle, cut a strip of construction paper wide enough to fit around your head in the shape of a crown. This will form the headband. Wrap the strip of paper around your head to find the appropriate length for your head. Cut and fasten the two ends of your paper together with tape or a stapler. If you have no card stock and no time to get any, a shirt box will work in a pinch.   Battle Helmet: use a plate or circular object to help draw a circle on your silver card stock that is bigger than your head for the top piece of your helmet. Add a point to your circle that comes out to one side, making a teardrop shape. This point will be the front of your helmet. Now outline your teardrop shape so there is about an inch in between the two lines. Cut along your outer line, clipping slits in your inch margin between first and second lines. Fold your inch margin down to form tabs to connect the top and bottom pieces. Make the bottom piece by cutting a 10 to 20 inch piece of silver card stock,...


Gather materials. Prepare the cab. Disassemble your furniture. Pack books and bookcases to make the most of the space. Move all of your furniture out in front of the truck.

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To pack your truck in the safest and most efficient way possible, you'll need a few extra items to help you move your heaviest items and to protect your most delicate belongings. You can get these supplies from a moving supply store or a hardware store. Here's what you'll need:  A dolly. This will help you move your heaviest furniture as well as your boxes. Paper padding, plastic stretch wrap, or furniture pads. This will help keep your furniture free from damage. Packing tape. This will hold the padding over your furniture together. Straps. These will help your furniture stay together and will keep it from shifting. A large tarp or plastic wrap. This should cover the floor of the truck to keep your furniture from getting dirty. You should put the items you really need in the cab so you don't forget about them and end up packing them up in the back of the truck. You'll need to bring a toolkit so you can reassemble your furniture as soon as you need to, overnight items so you don't have to search for them, as well as the most fragile items that you don't want to put in the truck.  If you or someone who is helping you is also driving a car to your new home, you can also give your fragile items to that person.  Fragile items include valuable plates, anything made of glass, and even light bulbs from disassembled lamps. Your overnight items should include enough for you to live with for a day without having to unpack. This will help you avoid an annoying situation where you've packed away your deodorant and have to buy a new one because you can't find it. Put your computer and small electronic items, or even a television, in the cab, if they will fit. You can add these items later during the packing process. This will help make your furniture easier to pack and light enough to carry. Before your furniture leaves your house, it should be taken apart into manageable pieces. Not everything can be taken apart, of course, but taking apart a few key items will make moving much easier.Here's what you can do:  Remove the...


Gather materials. Shuffle your cards Deal the cards Create a “stock pile.

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In order to play Rummy 500, you are going to need a few simple materials. You will also need 2 to 8 players (including yourself). Gather your friends, plus a standard deck of cards (with two Jokers), a pen or pencil, and some paper. . “Shuffling” is just a fancy way to say “mixing up the cards.” The most effective shuffling method is known as the “riffle shuffle,” but you can try any method that works for you. Chances are, at least one person you’re playing with is good at shuffling.  Try the “riffle shuffle” by dividing the deck in half, bending each half in each of your hands, and “riffling” the two halves together. You may also try an “overhand shuffle” or a “Hindu shuffle.” . Start by selecting one player to be the dealer for the first round. The first round will begin with the person to the left of the dealer. During the next round, the player who went first will deal, and the person to the left of them will begin. The dealer will deal the cards by placing one card face down in front of each player, moving clockwise, until the right number of cards have been distributed to each person. The dealer always deals to their self last.  In a game with 3 or more players, each player will receive 7 cards. In a game with only 2 players, each player will receive 13 cards. " The remaining cards will be placed in a pile in the center of the table. This is called the “stock pile” because it is where players will draw cards at the beginning of each turn. Be sure to position the stock pile in a place where all players can reach it. This is sometimes called a “draw pile.”


Gather materials. Start with wet hair. Start with the top of your head. Cut the back and sides. Use scissors to blend the two hair lengths.

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Most extra-short haircuts are achieved with an electric razor and a pair of scissors.  Make sure you have the guard you want for the razor (which will determine how much of your hair it cuts off) and sharp scissors. You can wash it, or simply dampen it with a spray bottle before you start.  Wet hair is easier to cut, and makes cleanup a breeze. For a traditional men's cut, the hair on the top of your head should be slightly longer than it is on the sides and back.  Start an inch or two (2.5-5 cm) above your ear, and follow that line around the back of your head the other ear, moving the razor in a straight-up motion as you cut. Then, starting at your forehead, trim the top of your hair by moving the razor back over the natural curve of your head. Catch any spots you missed between these two areas. Put the shorter guard on your razor. Start with your sideburns, moving the razor in an upwards motion. Cut just as far as the point where you started using the longer guard.  On the back of your head, start the razor at your neck and move upward, again stopping where you cut with the longer guard. Don't worry about the difference in length for now - that's where the scissors come in. Using the index and middle fingers of your non-dominant hand, grab a section of longer hair that's just above where you switched guards.  With the scissors, carefully trim the hair until the two different lengths blend into each other. Do this all the way around your head until the two sections look well-blended and the there is no obvious difference between the two lengths. Have a friend double-check the back of your head, or use a hand mirror in front of a larger mirror to check it yourself. If the "long" part of your hair on top is shorter than finger-width, then skip using your index and middle fingers to pull out sections.


Gather materials. Target specific drawing skills. Devote some time to drawing.

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Are you doing a pencil drawing? Just scribbling? Generally, you'll want a piece of paper or a notebook. For a pencil drawing, just use a No. 2 since you are practicing. Also if you are using a pencil, get an eraser. If you would like to color, use markers, colored pencils, paints, pastels, or anything else you would like. Try to get thick drawing paper at an art supply or craft store. Canvas paper or a drawing pad is recommended, but if you're just learning you might want to start with regular sheet paper. Are you already good at drawing animals? Maybe you should focus on humans. If you're struggling with proportions you should try working on that during your practice. Figure out what it is that you want to improve so that you're not just drawing at random. Just drawing isn't necessarily going to make you better - you need targeted practice. Free drawing is fine too if you want to work on your ability to create in the moment. Graffiti artists often free draw for this reason. Imagine going to the gym and doing five sit-ups and then leaving. You’re not going to get in better shape doing that, and drawing for five minutes once a week probably won’t help you out either. Try to commit some serious time to drawing if you want to get better. Twenty minutes four days a week isn’t a huge time commitment but will be really beneficial.


Gather needed supplies. Find a partner. Pick a location. Brush your cat. Choose a grooming style.

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If you decide to shave your cat at home, being prepared will make the process easier. Collect rubber gloves (to prevent scratching), towels, a brush, treats, appropriate clippers, and a #10 blade.You can purchase a pet hair clipper from your local pet store or online. Be sure to purchase a tool designed for small animals rather than for humans. Do not use a razor blade. Shaving your cat on your own would be very difficult. It is best to find someone who can hold the cat while you shave your pet. Try to find someone who already knows your cat, like your partner, child, or close neighbor. Your cat will trust these people more than a stranger.  Train your cat to associate grooming with positive things like petting and rewards. Show her the tools you will use and then give her a treat, praise or pet her. When starting a grooming session, have your helper pet the cat first on the grooming table so that your cat becomes calm. After your cat is purring, have your helper gently hold the cat in place with two hands. There might be moments, like when you are working in the tail area, when your helper will need to hold the cat in her arms. Decide where you want to shave your cat. There likely will be hair all over, so keep that in mind. Aim for a site with tile or wood flooring rather than carpet. A kitchen or bathroom would work well. Shaving your cat in a familiar environment can help keep your cat calm. Find a table that you can use where you can place your cat. Pick a table that you don't mind accidentally being scratched or made dirty. It is a good idea to clean your cat’s hair before shaving her. Brushing your cat’s hair will remove dirt, spread natural oils throughout her coat, prevent tangles, and keep her skin clean and irritant-free.  If your cat has short hair, you only need to brush her once a week. If she has long hair, you should brush her every week. To brush your cat, follow these steps:  Use a metal comb. Comb her fur from head to tail. Start with her belly and legs. Be gentle near her chest and belly...


Gather potential witnesses. Write down the details of the assault. Visit your local police department. Call the police if unable to visit. Provide the police with the relevant information. Try to recall as much as possible about the assault.

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If the assault took place in the presence of witnesses, contact those witnesses as soon as possible after the assault. It is important to do this as soon as possible after the assault so that it is easier to track down the witnesses and so that the incident is fresh in their memories. To press charges against your assailant, you will need to visit your local police department, particularly in those situations in which police officers were not called or did not arrive at the scene of the crime. Before visiting the police department, write down the details of how the assault occurred and the name and any other information you have about your assailant. The police will ask you for this information, and it will be easier to recall this information if you have it written down. Once you have written down the information necessary to press charges against your assailant, visit your local police department to report the assault. Take the information you wrote down about the assault with you to the police station. It may be the case that you are unable to visit your local police department. This may be, for example, because you are afraid of running into your assailant. If so, call the police, explain the incident, and tell them why you are unable to visit the police station yourself. The police should then send an officer to your home who will help you file an assault report. When you visit your local police department, the police officer in charge of your case will file an assault report. To file this report, the officer will require from you information about the assault and the assailant. This information includes:  Your name and address; Your assailant’s name and address (if known); The place where the assault took place; The date and time of the assault; How the assault occurred. It may be the case that you do not recall all of the necessary information required by the police to identify your assailant. If this is the case, the police officer in charge of your case will likely ask you to describe your assailant...


Gather pre-paid return envelopes. Collect some junk to stuff in the envelopes. Send the envelopes back.

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Just as when you're writing a note to ask a company to stop sending correspondence, you want to take advantage of the envelopes that they include for you to send items back, so you don't have to pay for postage. You may want to save multiple return envelopes from the same company or organization. The more that you send back to them, the more likely they are to notice. If a note asking a company to stop sending junk mail doesn't get your name off their mailing list, you may want to make more of a statement. Stuffing the pre-paid envelope with items from around the house makes it weigh more, so the company has to pay more when you send it back to them, which will hopefully make them think twice about sending you junk mail.   Stuffing the envelopes with paper items, such as napkins, newspaper or magazine clippings, a deck of cards, or confetti, is usually the easiest way to go. Stuff the envelopes until they can't hold any more material. If you're worried that they won't stay shut, you may want to reinforce the closure with tape. It's best to drop them in a mailbox because they'll be sorted by an automated system. A mail carrier or post office clerk might notice an extra thick envelope, and throw it away, so it may not actually get back to the company.


Gather raw materials, like logs, wood chips, or sawdust. Chip the wood into pieces that are 2.5 cm (0.98 in) or smaller. Use a hammer mill to reduce the size of the pieces to 5 mm (0.20 in). Dry the wood until the moisture level is between 10-20%.

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If you’re making a small batch of wood pellets, you should only need a 8-10 logs or 4-5 buckets of sawdust. If you’re going to make more than 10 to 20 pounds (4.5 to 9.1 kg) of pellets, plan to order scrap wood from a local lumber yard or saw mill. To order logs or wood from a scrap yard or saw mill, expect to buy at least 1 ton of product and pay for shipment to your location, which can be expensive.  Remember to order your materials in advance if you won’t be gathering them yourself, since the demand for sawdust and wood is very high. Many people who make smaller batches of pellets also order excess raw plant material from local farmers to use in their wood pellets. This includes items like branches or the stalks and leaves of dead plants. Turn on the wood chipper by activating the ignition, and carefully feed the branches, logs, or other materials into the mouth of the chipper. Set a container at the opposite end of the chipper to catch the wood chips as they shoot out of the machine.  Some wood chippers won’t let you choose the size that you want the chips to be. In that case, you may have to run the wood through the chipper 2 times to make it as small as you can. If you’re using pre-processed sawdust, you won’t be able to make the pieces smaller, so you can skip this step. The hammer mill grinds and chops the smaller pieces into very small particles for making pellets. Turn the hammer mill on and slowly pour the wood chips into the mouth of the machine. Place a container under the mill to catch the small particles as they come out of the machine.  If you don’t have a hammer mill, you may be able to rent one from a local saw mill or lumber yard. This step isn’t necessary if you’re starting with sawdust, since it’s already milled and refined to small pieces. For a small batch of pellets, leave the wood in the sun for at least 24 hours to dry naturally. If there’s wind, cover them with a mesh screen to hold them in place. For a larger batch, place the wood pieces in an industrial dryer or drum heater until...


Gather records of financial transactions for a 2- or 3-month period. Annualize your income. Organize your expenses into categories. Identify the time period for each expense. Annualize expenses based on the data you have. Make adjustments where necessary to balance your budget. Create a new budget based on your results.

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Typically, a few months of bank statements is all you need to annualize expenses and create a yearly budget. If you frequently use a credit card, get copies of your credit card statements for the same month. Use income and expenses across the same time period. In other words, if you annualize 3 months of income you should also annualize 3 months of expenses. Total your income over 2 or 3 months. Then multiply that total by the ratio of the number of months in a year over the number of months of income. This provides you with the amount of income you make each year.  For example, suppose you have 3 monthly paychecks of $4,200, $5,100, and $4,700, for a total of $14,000. Your annualized income would be $14,000 x 12/3 = $14,000 x 4 = $56,000. Be sure to include any other sources of income in your equation. If you have any money that you only receive once a year, such as a bonus, you can simply add it into your annualized income. You can make as many categories as you want. A broad category, such as "bills," likely won't be very helpful if you want to figure out where your money's going. On the other hand, too many individual categories add work and can get confusing.  For example, you might have categories such as "house payment," "utilities," and "car." Under "utilities," you would include bills such as electricity, gas, telephone, trash, and water and sewer. Under "car," you might include your car payment, car insurance, and fuel. If there are specific expenses that you think are getting out of control, or that you want to keep particular tabs on, make them their own category. For example, assume you believe that you're spending too much money buying lattes from the café near your work. You might create a "latte" category specifically for that expense. To annualize your data, you have to know how often the expense occurs. Many recurring bills are monthly. However, you may have some that are every other month, every quarter, or only twice a year. You'll also have expenses that are daily or weekly, or that...


Gather records of your finances. Start saving cash in a new bank account. Avoid getting additional income until after the divorce. Open a post office box. Gather evidence that could be used against your spouse.

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You're going to need a clear picture of the assets you share with your spouse. You may want to do this discreetly, without your spouse knowing, so that he or she doesn't make arrangements to block you from assets to which you're entitled. Speak with your lawyer and a financial planner to find out exactly what documents you'll need, and take the time to collect the following.  Bank statements from all of your savings and checking accounts Credit card statements Records of mortgage payments Vehicle titles and insurance information Records related to big purchases you or your partner have made since getting married Records of debts you owe, individually or jointly Income tax returns Lawyer fees and court fees are going to add up over the course of your divorce proceedings. You'll probably need more money than you expect to get through it all. Start a bank account under your own name and begin saving money you can use for these expenses. If you have a raise or influx of cash on the horizon, try to put it off until after the divorce is complete. Otherwise, it will be considered as part of your mutual funds, and your spouse will be entitled to some of it. Have all of your new bank statements and other important papers sent to the post office box, rather than the home you still share with your spouse, so that your financial matters are secure. Correspondence with your lawyer should also be sent to your PO box. Discreetly collect evidence like police reports, emails, photographs, journals, and anything else that you can use against your spouse in court to help you get a greater share of the assets or more custody of your children. This is especially important if you're divorcing for reasons involving abuse.


Gather required information. Avoid delay. Apply for benefits. Complete an interview in person or by phone. Register with a state work agency. Receive your results. Appeal a denial

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You’ll need quite a bit of information to apply for benefits. Gather this information ahead of time. Each state might require slightly different information, so check online with your state’s unemployment office. For example, you will probably need the following:  Social Security Number State-issued ID, such as your driver’s license Alien Registration Number, if you aren’t a citizen Names and addresses for your most recent employers Each employer’s Federal Employer Identification Number You should file for benefits during the first week you are completely or partially unemployed. You will usually have to serve a waiting period that is equal to one week. If you wait too long to apply, you’ll lose out on potential benefits. Most states offer several methods for applying. Check with your state’s unemployment office to find out the methods available, and choose the one that is most convenient. You’ll need to provide personal information, such as your name and Social Security Number, and answer some questions. Typically, you can apply in the following ways:   Online. You will need to create an online account, so create a username and password.  Over the phone. The phone number should be listed on your state’s unemployment office website.  Paper application. Your state should have an application for you to fill out. If you need help completing the form, you can schedule an appointment with the office. To cut down on unemployment insurance fraud, many states require that people be interviewed over the phone or in person before benefits can begin. Be sure to have copies of your pay stubs, your most recent tax return, your birth certificate, and your Social Security Number in case verification is needed. The interview is a simple, fact-finding interview. You'll be asked questions about your previous employment, along with basic questions about your application. In some states, you must register with a state agency before you can be approved for benefits. In Illinois, for example, you must register with the Illinois...


Gather rope, shuttles, spacers, and a crochet hook, from a local craft store. Tie the first half of your rope to one of the horizontal seat poles using a clove hitch. Lay the 1" spacer across the seat, perpendicular to your knot. Wrap the rope around the whole width of the chair, then back to your starting point. Keeping the strings from overlapping, wrap the rope around everything four more times. After wrapping five times, individually wrap the seat pole to create a spacer. Run the rope to the other side and wrap the first seat pole once to create a second spacer. Slide the strings close together, making sure they don't crisscross. Repeat the process of five horizontal wraps and one spacer until you cover the whole chair. Tie a new clove hitch instead right after creating a spacer if you run out of rope and need to add more. Use a crochet hook to weave any stray strands back into the weave.

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The materials needed are light and easy, though you may have some questions about how much you actually need:  About 2lbs of rope chord, cut into two roughly even halves (roughly 200 ft) 2-3 completely flat, 1/8" thick weaving shuttles, (various lengths) 1" thick wooden spacer, same length as chair 1/2" thick wooden spacer, same length as chair Very thin wooden spacer, same length as chair (a yardstick works well) Crochet hooks (for detailing) You can start on any one of the four sides of the seat. Tie your knot and slide it all the way to one corner -- this is the starting point of your warp. A "warp" is simply the first round of rope, pointing in one direction, that gives the weave its shape.  You should have the majority of your rope at the other end of this knot. Just keep it attached to the large ball of yarn/rope it came from. Click here to learn how to tie a clove hitch below. This spacer will keep some slack in the weave as you start in the first direction. This will make it much, much easier to weave in the opposite side later. If you make this first weave too tight you will have to remove it and start over. Take your rope and lay it over the spacer, over the opposite seat pole, then back underneath everything to your starting point. This is one loop. You don't want to pull this as tight as possible. It should be tight enough to hold its shape, but not so tight you can't lift it slightly with your fingers. Starting with the pole you tied the knot on, lay the rope over the spacer, over the opposite pole, then back under everything to where you started. Use your fingers to push the strings close together, then repeat until you have 5 total wraps. Instead of wrapping across the whole width of the chair, wrap it the rope once around the pole opposite your starting side. Come back to the beginning and wrap the rope just around this horizontal seat pole. If you started on the left side of the seat, slide everything to the left. You should have a total of 6 parallel strings on the seat posts:  The string...


Gather sharpening tools. Spray water on the stones. Hold the blade at a 35-45 degree angle. Move the blade side to side across the coarser stone five to ten times. Repeat the movement across the fine 8000 grit whetstone. Reassemble the clippers.

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You will need a coarse 4000 grit surface whetstone (also called sharpening or honing stones) along with an 8000 grit stone. These can be purchased from hardware stores and sometimes come in a combined stone. If you have a ceramic blade in your clippers you will need to use a diamond sharpening stone instead of a whetstone. These can also be found in many hardware stores or can be found online. If you spray water on the stone and the water absorbs immediately, then your stone needs to be soaked for 10 minutes. If you spray the stone and it absorbs some of the water but a thin sheen remains on the surface, then it is ready to use. You do not want to drastically change the angle of the blade, you just want to hone the end of it, so keep it as close to the same angle it has already as possible.  It is very important to hold the blade at the correct angle, so take your time to find the right position. The blade should be held between your thumb and your ring finger. Wipe it with the soft cloth to remove away the fine powder. Repeat the process with the other side of the blade. Keep the same angle and repeat the movement five to ten times. The blade should look shiny when finished. Wipe the blades off when finished. Now that you’ve sharpened your blades it’s time to put them back onto the clipper body. Snap or screw them back into to place. Place a few drops of clippers oil (a light oil) on the blades to lubricate them. Then turn the clippers on and run the blades to distribute the oil and to make sure everything works well.


Gather silk or polyester fabric. Tie off the thread and unfurl the petals.

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Choose fabric in your favorite color or use several colors in different hues to make realistic looking flowers. For example, choose peach, coral, and yellow to create a vibrant colored flower. If you're using polyester fabric, consider working with satin, organza, acetate lining, lace, or a combination of these. Tie a knot at the base of your flower and trim the thread. Then, use your fingers to gently pull back the petals at the top of your flower to make them look like they're blossoming. You can now attach the flowers to stems for a bouquet or hot glue them onto bows or wreaths.


Gather sleeping supplies. Build a nest-like bed inside the tub. Cover yourself.

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You will need to lay down several layers of padding in order to be comfortable enough to sleep on the tub’s hard surface.  Find as many comforters, blankets and pillows as you can. A sleeping bag as the top layer is also a great option. With a little effort you can make yourself cozy.  Fold several blankets or comforters and place them along the bottom of the bathtub. This will create a mattress for you to sleep on. Make sure your padding reaches up the sides of the tub as well if possible to cushion all parts of your body that will be in contact with the tub’s surface. Place a pillow at the end of the tub where you will have your head.  You may want to use one pillow under your head for proper support and spine alignment and place one standing up between the top of your head and the end of the tub so you don’t bump your head in your sleep. Save a blanket or two for putting over the top of you.  Since you don’t know whether the bathroom will be warmer or colder than you are accustomed to during the night, have several layers handy just in case.  A sleeping bag can do double duty as a pad underneath you and a cover on top of you.


Gather some completely sun-dried cow pats. Break the manure pats down into smaller pieces. Place the pieces into a net bag or a hessian sack. Hang this bag in a large garbage bin that is filled with water. Leave the bag there for three weeks. Use the liquid.

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They should not be odorous and be completely dried out either from sunshine drying in the paddock or because you've purposefully strung them out to dry somewhere in the yard. Do not make this using liquid pats!  The types of bags used for selling onions or oranges are ideal, provided they are large. Pack down well and fill it to the top. Put the lid on to discourage flies and other unwanted visitors. This will allow ample time for the manure to break down and be distributed through the water. During this time, dunk the bag up and down gently regularly to help distribute the contents as they break down. Once the three weeks have passed, use the liquid fertiliser on your plants. It must be diluted first -  the dilution should be nine parts water to one part liquid manure. This fertiliser is suitable for most plants, even seedlings, provided it is diluted.