Sand or cut the broken ends of the rod so they’re flush. Measure the circumference of the rod. Cut a piece of fiberglass pole so it’s about 12 in (30 cm) long. Slide the fiberglass pole into one side of the fishing rod. Apply 2-part epoxy to the exposed side of the fiberglass pole. Slide the other part of the rod onto the fiberglass and let it dry.

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Use 180- or 220-grit sandpaper to smooth the ends so they fit together easily if the rod has a clean break. If your fishing rod has a jagged edge, then use a pair of scissors to cut the sharp edges off of the end of the rod so the pieces are flush. After you make your cut, use sandpaper to smooth out the edges and roughen up the surface. Jagged edges are weaker and are more likely to break again than edges that are flush with one another. Use a flexible tape measure and wrap it around the broken end of your fishing rod. Then measure the circumference on the other piece of your fishing rod to see if it’s skinnier. Write down your measurements so you know what pole size you need for fixing your rod. You can also measure the diameter of the rod on both of the broken ends if you don’t have a flexible measuring tape. Get a fiberglass pole that has a circumference that’s about 1⁄8–1⁄4 inch (0.32–0.64 cm) smaller than your fishing rod. Use a hacksaw to cut out a 12 in (30 cm) section of the pole so it can fit inside your fishing rod and support the rod without breaking.  You can buy fiberglass poles from your local hardware store. It doesn’t matter what color you use since it will fit inside of the rod. If your fishing rod isn’t hollow, then using a fiberglass pole won’t work. You can either try to tape your rod back together or get a new one. Hold your rod horizontally so you can position the fiberglass pole in the rod without it sliding too far. Push one end of the fiberglass pole into the end of the rod with the handle. Keep sliding the pole into the fishing rod until there’s 6 inches (15 cm) sticking out from the end. If the pole doesn’t fit snugly inside the fishing rod, then wrap the pole with duct or masking tape to make it thicker. Open your 2-part epoxy and pour it into a bowl. Use a paintbrush to spread a thin layer of the epoxy on the exposed end of the fiberglass pole. Once the 2-part epoxy is mixed, work quickly so it doesn’t dry or set before you put your rod back together. You can buy 2-part epoxy...


Sand the blades with 120-grit sandpaper. Paint all parts with white-colored primer. After the white-colored primer is dry, paint all of the parts. After the first coat of paint is dry, apply a second coat of paint to all parts.

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This will help strip the fan of any leftover dirt, dust, or old, flaky paint. This part could be optional if you’re working with a fan that’s in very good condition, but for older fans, it makes the job much easier. After sanding, make sure to wipe off any grains of residue. A clean rag and some soapy water is simple and works well. Let the parts air dry. In an old t-shirt and gloves, shake up the bottle and test it on an area of old newspaper or cardboard. Once it’s ready to go, spray the blades and/or hardware pieces with a thin, even coat. Allow them to air dry. It’s easiest to work with primer in spray paint form when it comes to a ceiling fan. You could use generic liquid primer, but this stuff is much less messy and goes on easier and more evenly. Again, using spray paint is easiest (though not mandatory), and for any color you should be spraying from about 6–8 inches (15.2–20.3 cm) away. Move the can in a side-to-side motion to get an even coat of paint. It’s best to start with the blades first, so they can get to drying.  Neutral colors (grey, white, brown) generally always work, but brighter colors can add a splash of fun that match the room’s look, too. What’s more, you could even buy paint in shades of metal, like nickel or copper, to give your fan an updated, more modern look. If you don’t want certain bits to get painted, cover them with painter’s tape. Let it dry, too, and inspect the pieces for any parts that have gone missed or that need a thicker coat in certain areas. If you’ve only missed a teeny, tiny section, you could always touch it up with the right shade of permanent marker.


Sand the edges of wooden items to make the base coat more visible. Create depth and texture with aging dust. Seal the finish with a clear coat of sealant.

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After the top coat is completely dry to the touch, sand the item again with sandpaper. If you want to see a lot more of the base coat, sand the entire item. If you just want to add a little bit more to the distressed look, just sand the item’s edges and curves. If your item is still looking too “new,” you can use a paintbrush to brush on some aging dust to give it the illusion of age. Focus on applying the dust in cracks and crevices in order to see more depth and texture. You can purchase aging dust at craft stores and online. Once you’ve gotten your item the way you want it, lock in its finish by brushing on a clear coat of sealant. This is an especially good idea if your item is a frequently used piece of furniture that you want to protect.  Follow the sealant drying instructions before using the item. If your item is something that will be touched less often, such as a piece of wall art, consider going without the sealant. This will play up the distressed look.


Sand the layers of mud with a sanding sponge. Find a paint color that matches your ceiling. Paint the portion of the ceiling that you’ve sanded.

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Now that the crack is structurally repaired, you’ll need to smooth out the rough patches. Take the sanding sponge and run it over the area you’ve covered with mud. Sand using a back-and-forth motion until the dried mud covering the former cracked area is smooth and flush with the rest of your ceiling.  Sanding sponges can be purchased at your local hardware store. If they come in a range of grits, opt for a fine-grit sanding sponge. Depending on how much dried mud you sand off, it may make quite a mess. Try to ensure that the majority falls on the plastic sheet that you’ve laid down. If you still have fabric-covered furniture in the room, consider putting drop cloths over them to avoid permanent damage. If you are trying to match a very flat surface, mix the last coat of mud a little more watery than the first 2 coats and apply it to the ceiling with a 14 or 18 inch trowel. The longer trowel will fill in the low spots making a flatter surface. The portion of ceiling that you’ve patched and sanded will need to be painted to match the rest of the ceiling. If you have some paint leftover from when you (or contractors) painted your ceiling initially, you can use this to paint over the repaired crack.  If you don’t have leftover paint, you’ll need to visit a paint shop or home-supply store to find a matching coat of paint. Larger hardware stores may stock and mix paint, also. Pick up several paint-color strips, and compare each color against your ceiling to find the closest match.  You can also bring a sample of the paint to your local home improvement center or paint store and have them match the color for you using a computer. Once you have your paint, pour about ½ cup (113 grams) into a metal painter’s tray. Roll your roller brush up and down through the paint until the entire surface of the brush is coated with paint. Then, working from one end of the patched crack to the other, use the brush to apply paint a layer of paint to your ceiling. After you’ve finished painting and the paint has dried, your ceiling...


Sand the plywood down with a 100 to 180 fine-grit sandpaper. Paint the sign with a roller and chalkboard paint. Wait about 2 hours for the paint to dry. Sand the paint after it dries. Repeat painting and sanding up to 5 times. Dry the sign for 72 hours. Rub chalk over the sign to protect your sign. Draw your design on the board with chalk.

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Pick out a solid piece of plywood from a home improvement store or improvise with scrap wood. Smooth it out before attempting to paint it. Rub the entire surface gently with a piece of sandpaper rated between 100 and 180-grit.  To wear down tough spots on the wood, start with a 60 to 80 medium grit sandpaper. Follow up with the fine-grit sandpaper. Signs are most often made out of wood, but you can attempt to make yours out of glass or metal. Follow the same steps but skip the sanding. Pour the paint into a tray and load it onto the roller. Then go over the sign once to coat it. Cover the entire sign, applying the paint as evenly as possible. Read the manufacturer’s instructions on the label to find out how long to wait. The paint should become dry to the touch within 2 hours. Avoid waiting longer, or else the paint will settle completely. Use the fine-grit sandpaper again. Go over the entire sign to smooth out the paint layer. If you find any difficult spots, use the medium-grit sandpaper first. Roll on another layer of paint, then let it dry for another 2 hours. The trick is to get the paint to look thick and even. You shouldn't be able to see any wood once you're finished. Set the chalkboard sign aside for a few days. Make sure it's in a location where it won't be disturbed by an accidental passerby, pet, or the elements. If your sign is ruined while it's drying, you can simply paint and sand it again! In order to protect the chalkboard once you've painted it, rub a piece of chalk until you've completely covered the sign's surface. Then, simply remove it with a clean rag, and your sign is ready! You can repeat this every time you erase your chalkboard for a longer lasting sign. Use the chalk stick to create a quick but temporary design. Chalk ink pencils and markers are other options available to you. These aren’t permanent either, but they come in a variety of colors you can use to make brighter signs.


Sand the ring to make it smooth. Polish your ring. Wear and maintain your new ring.

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Buy several sheets of tough sandpaper your local hardware store, and sand along the inside and outside of your ring. Sand until your ring is exactly how you like. This will probably take you about half an hour.  It may be helpful to start sanding with a medium grit sandpaper (60 to 100 grit range) and gradually move up to the extra fine sandpaper (up to 600 grit range).  During this step, you can also use a buffing attachment on your drill to speed up the process and make your ring as smooth as can be. After a little cleaning, your new ring will shine. Grab your silver polish and put it on a silver-polishing cloth or rag. Rub it on the outer surface and inner surface of the ring. After you’ve adequately rubbed the polish on the ring, rinse it in cool water. Dry it with a soft cloth. If you do not have silver polish handy, try one of these methods. Alternate methods include soaking your ring in a salt bath with aluminum foil, rubbing it with toothpaste, or scrubbing it with a paste made of water and baking soda. Slip it on and let the compliments roll in. No one will believe that you created it yourself, and definitely not out of a common quarter. Daily wear can affect the appearance of your ring, so make sure you keep your ring looking bright and new by polishing it regularly. There are several tips to maintain your ring. Store it separately from other jewelry to prevent tarnishing, take it off when you’re working with cleaning supplies or cosmetics, and take it off before you shower. Soap and other chemicals can cause a build-up on the ring, making it appear grimy and dull.


Sand the surface of the object with 140 to 180-grit sandpaper. Allow the primer to dry before moving on.

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You can do this with a sanding sponge or with a piece of sandpaper; a sanding sponge will work the best on curved surfaces, however. Also, make sure that you are sanding with the grain of the wood, not across it. Some wooden pieces from craft stores come pre-sanded. If the surface area is completely smooth, skip this step. For an even smoother finish, you can sand the first coat of primer, wipe it clean, then apply more primer over it. Do this a few more times until there no ridges remain.


Sand the surface of the wood with a medium-grit sandpaper. Use a random orbital spinner to sand off hard-to-remove wood stain.

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Place the coarse side of the sandpaper face down on the surface of the wood and sand in a back and forth motion. Continue sanding until you’ve gone over the entire surface of the wood. As you sand, you should notice the color of the stain fading away as the raw wood beneath it is exposed. Medium-grit sandpaper has a grit of 100-150. A random orbital spinner is an electronic sanding device that is more effective at removing layers of stained wood than regular sanding. Load the device with a sheet of medium-grit sandpaper designed specifically for use in a random orbital spinner. Then, plug the device in and bring the spinning sheet of sandpaper across the surface of the wood. As you sand the wood with the random orbital spinner, you should see the wood stain start to fade away.You can get a random orbital spinner online or at your local hardware store.


Sand the table top. Dust the table. Wash and dry the table. Paint the surface of your table. Seal the surface of the table.

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If the table top is made of wood, you'll want to make sure that you have a smooth surface to place your mosaic tiles. Use a hand or belt sander to sand down any rough edges or bulges in the wood. If your table top is made of another material like granite or metal, you can skip this step. Use 150-grit on coarse-grain woods like oak or walnut and 180-grit on fine-grain woods like cherry or maple. Use a duster or a dry cloth to run over the surface of the table and remove any dust that you created from sanding. Make sure to go over the surface of the table with your hand to make sure that there aren't any places that you missed with the sander. If there are places that you missed with the sander, go back and resand the area. Use a damp cloth and a traditional mild dish soap and go over the surface of your table. Once the table top is clean, you can start creating your mosaic. Use a roller or a brush to apply a coating of paint over the surface of the table. You can purchase a latex semi-gloss paint made specifically for furniture at a paint or hardware store. The first coat of your paint will most likely not be dark enough, so you may have to apply multiple coats. Once you've painted the table, allow it to dry overnight. Painting the table is important if you plan on using translucent tiles or stones and don't want the table's natural color to come through the mosaic. Be sure to mix the sealer well before using it. Apply a coat of oil or water-based polyurethane sealer with a clean brush. Remember to read the instructions when using a sealer or stain. The sealer will prevent water damage.  Seal your table in a well-ventilated area.


Sand the walls. Apply a second layer of drywall mud. Repeat as necessary until the surface is smooth. Clean the room thoroughly when you are done.

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Use a fine grit sandpaper (180 to 220) to smooth out any rough edges. If you marked low areas with a pencil, you can blend them into the high areas to ensure that the next coat will bond fluidly to the surface. This time, work in a horizontal direction, perpendicular to the first coat. Allow to dry. Sand once more, and run your hands over the surface to feel out imperfections that you can't see with the naked eye. With each new coat, switch direction from horizontal to vertical to ensure even coverage of the drywall. Make sure that you allow each coat ample time to dry before you apply the next coat. Vacuum the walls and make sure that there is no remaining plaster dust. Apply a primer before painting or hanging wallpaper.


Sand the wood with 120-grit sandpaper. Switch to 220-grit sandpaper to create an even surface on the wood. Brush a thin layer of conditioner on the surface in the direction of the grain. Wait 10-15 minutes for the conditioner to absorb and wipe off the excess. Let the conditioner dry for 30 minutes and stain the wood within 2 hours.

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Rub the sandpaper against the wood going in the direction of the grain. Once you've sanded the whole piece of wood evenly, wipe off the dust using a clean rag.  The 120-grit sandpaper will help get rid of any imperfections in the wood left from dirt or other debris. Dampen the rag before wiping away the sawdust if desired—just make sure you let the wood dry completely before treating it. Fill any holes or dents in the wood using a wood filler that matches the color of your wood before sanding, if desired. You can find wood filler at any local home improvement store or online. Do a second round of sanding using the higher grit sandpaper. Repeat the same process that you did with the 120-grit sandpaper, rubbing the entire surface before removing the extra sawdust with a clean rag.  The 220-grit sandpaper is a finer grit that will leave a very smooth finish. Always sand going with the direction of the grain. Dip a natural bristle brush, rag, or sponge into the wood conditioner and apply even strokes to the wood. Cover the entire piece of wood evenly with a thin layer of the wood conditioner. The wood should be clean and dry without any other finishes on it before using a wood conditioner. Use a clean rag to gently wipe away the extra wood conditioner. Use small strokes to wipe it off, going in the direction of the wood grain. Read the instructions on the wood conditioner to see how long they recommend leaving it on the wood, following their advice to ensure the best results. Set a timer for 30 minutes so you know when the wood should be dry. Aim to stain your wood within 2 hours of the wood conditioner drying for the best results.


Sand the wood with coarse 80-grit sandpaper. Sand the wood again with 150-grit sandpaper. Brush on 1 layer of wood conditioner. Sand the butcher block a final time with 220-grit sandpaper.

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Coarse sandpaper will remove any prior stains or varnishes from the butcher block, as well as any marks or scratches the wood has on the surface. Sand along the grain of the wood using long strokes. As when using the coarse-grit paper, sand the surface using long strokes in the same direction as the wood grain. Fine-grit paper will remove any marks left by the coarse sandpaper and prepare the wood to receive the stain. Use a paper towel or clean rag to wipe off the dust left behind after sanding. Use a 3 inches (7.6 cm) paintbrush to apply an even layer of conditioner across the entire surface of butcher block. Paint in long, even strokes that parallel the direction of the wood blocks. Give the conditioner at least 2 hours to dry.  If you're using a water-based stain, use a water-based conditioner. Likewise, if you plan to use an oil-based stain, buy an oil-based conditioner. You can purchase wood conditioner at your local paint store. Butcher block is composed of many pieces of wood, each with their own distinct color. Applying wood conditioner before you stain will help all the pieces of wood take on a similar tone once the stain is applied. Once the conditioner has dried, go over the entire surface of the butcher block with very fine sandpaper. As before, use long strokes in the direction that the blocks are laid. Be sure to remove any splotches or discoloration caused by the conditioner.  Use a clean rag to wipe off the fine dust left from sanding. If you’re tired of sanding by hand, you can rent an electric sander from a local hardware store.


Sanitize the jars. Bring the sauerkraut to a steady simmer. Fill the canning jars with hot sauerkraut. Process the jars. Store your canned sauerkraut.

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Fill a boiling water canner with water and let that water reach a simmer. Place the glass canning jars and lids inside the water for a few minutes.  If using canning jars with two-piece lids, sanitize the main part of the lid in this manner but set the band or ring aside. This can be cleaned in hot, soapy water but not in the simmering water of the canner. Do not boil the water at this time. Note that other types of canners are not recommended for canning sauerkraut. Place the fermented sauerkraut and its brine in a large stainless steel saucepan or stockpot and set it on the stove. Bring it all up to a simmer over medium-high heat.  Stir frequently as it cooks. Do not allow it to reach a rolling or rapid boil. Remove from the heat once the simmer is consistent and the sauerkraut is heated through. Scoop the sauerkraut out of the saucepan and transfer it immediately to your prepared canning jars. Pack the sauerkraut and brine into each jar tightly, leaving 1/2 inch (1.25 cm) of empty headspace at the top of the jar.  If you do not leave enough headspace, the pressure inside the jar might build up and cause it to burst during the canning process. Tap on the side of the jar with your fingers or a metal utensil to gently remove the air bubbles trapped inside. Adjust headspace as necessary by adding more brine. Wipe the rim of the jar with a clean towel before applying the lid and the band on top. The fit should be "fingertip" tight, or as tight as you can screw it on with your fingertips. Gently lower your jars of sauerkraut into the boiling water canner using jar tongs. Let them boil, on average, 10 minutes for pint (1/2 L) jars and 15 minutes for quart (L) jars. You may need to adjust for altitude, though.  At an altitude between 0 and 1000 feet (305 m), process pint (1/2 L) jars for 10 minutes. Change this to 15 minutes for altitudes between 1000 and 6000 feet (305 and 1830 m) and 20 minutes for those above 6000 feet (1830 m). At an altitude between 0 and 1000 feet (305 m), process quart (L) jars for 15...


Sanitize your hands. Familiarize yourself with the machine. Assemble the barrel. Set up the needle. Secure the nipple. Adjust the needle.

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Tattoo machines need to be treated with the utmost care. Take precaution before handling these machines. Wash your hands with antibacterial soap or wear latex gloves. The frame holds all the pieces together. Then you have 2 electromagnetic coils which provide the power for the machine. The coils rapidly move the armature bar, which is connected to a barred needle. The power supply connects to the electromagnetic coils. All of these components can be removed or replaced as needed. Inspect the grip of the machine. There are 2 sides of the grip for the tube and the machine's tip. Set these to the preferable length, and tighten the 2 screws on the grip. On average, the needle shouldn't exceed the tip more than 2 mm and no less than 1 mm. If there is excessive blood, then your needle is too long. Take a look at the needles you received with the machine. You should have a few different types and sizes of needles. Install one of the needles by inserting it through the tube towards the tip. Be careful not to dull a needle while assembling. This could lead to a painful tattoo. For example, RL (round liner), RS (round shader), M1 (magnum 1 layer), M2 (double magnum), RM (round magnum), and F (flat) are all different kinds of needles. The numbers indicate the size and tell how many needles there are. The nipple, also known as a grommet, secures the needle and grip to the machine’s base. Place a nipple on the armature bar pin. Fasten the needle’s round open end onto the nipple. Once you’ve assembled the tube, you need to adjust the length of how much the needle is exposed.  You can adjust the needle’s exposure by adjusting the tube vise. The tube vise is the adjustable screw in between the armature and needle.


Sanitize your work surface with a bleach solution. Disinfect your knives with a small amount of bleach. Wash your knives and hands. Dry the fish thoroughly.

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Before you begin filleting or cutting the salmon, it’s important to ensure that your work area isn’t dirty or covered with germs. Wipe down your counter or cutting board with a solution of 1 tablespoon (15 ml) of bleach mixed into a gallon (3.7 liters) of water. Allow the solution to sit on the surface for 30 seconds before wiping it dry. To prepare the salmon, you'll need a filet knife and a butcher knife. Sanitize the knifes by filling a spray bottle with cool water and then remove the spray nozzle. Dip it approximately three-quarters of the way in bleach, return it to the bottle, and shake well to mix the bleach and water. Repeat the process two more times, and the spray the knives with the solution. Let it sit on the blades for 10 minutes. After sanitizing the knives, use hot water and an antibacterial dish soap to wash them. Dry the tools thoroughly with a clean towel when you're done. Wash your hands with antibacterial hand soap and dry them well as the last step of your preparation before handling the fish as well. To ensure that your hands stay clean, it’s a good idea to wear disposable kitchen gloves while you handle the salmon. To avoid spreading germs on your work surface, it helps to remove any excess moisture from the salmon before filleting it. Use a clean kitchen towel or some paper towels to blot the fish.


Saturate a clean cloth in white vinegar. Sprinkle table salt over the rust stain. Leave the cloth over the stain for 30 minutes. Resoak the cloth and replace it if the rust stain isn’t gone. Let the vinegar dry before vacuuming the carpet.

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Dampen the cloth in vinegar, then wring it out to remove excess moisture. Before you place it on the carpet, make sure it isn’t dripping. Vinegar is also effective on other surfaces, from clothing to metal. It is worth a try as a natural solution or if other treatments fail. Apply the salt directly to the carpet. Cover the stain in an even layer of the salt. Position the cloth so it covers the stain. The salt draws the rust up out of the carpet fibers, while the vinegar dissolves it. The vinegar also neutralizes any unpleasant odors in the treated area. Add more vinegar to the cloth to saturate it. Wring it out again to prevent it from dripping vinegar everywhere. Then, lay it over the stain and wait another 30 minutes. You may need to do this a few times to remove tough stains. Older and deeper stains take repeated treatments. After the stain vanishes, wait for the carpet to dry completely to the touch. Then, vacuum the area to remove any salt left in the carpet fibers. Vacuuming will also perk up the carpet’s fibers, making them look fresh and fluffy again.


Sauté 1⁄2 pound (230 g) of cubed chicken for 6 minutes. Stir in the hot sauce and simmer the chicken for 3 to 5 minutes.

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Heat 1⁄2 teaspoon (2.5 ml) of canola or vegetable oil in a nonstick skillet over medium heat. Add the chicken breast to the skillet and cook it until it's almost cooked throughout. Stir the chicken frequently as it cooks to prevent it from sticking to the pan. Add 2 tablespoons (30 ml) of Louisiana-style hot sauce into the skillet and keep heating the chicken until the sauce begins to bubble. Stir and cook the chicken until it reaches 165 °F (74 °C) according to an instant-read meat thermometer. Turn off the burner. Keep the skillet uncovered so the sauce thickens as it cooks.


Sauté firm or extra-firm tofu for a traditional meal. Fry firm or extra-firm tofu for a burst of flavor. Steam the tofu for a simple, easily-digestible meal. Grill extra-firm tofu for a delicious treat. Bake extra-firm tofu in the oven for something different. Bake thick slices of tofu into steaks.

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Chop the tofu into cubes first. Season it with your desired stir-frying sauce or spices, then let it sit for 30 minutes to marinate. Heat 2 tablespoons (30 milliliters) of oil in a pan over medium heat. Add the tofu, then sauté it for 8 to 10 minutes, stirring often with a wooden spatula.  Skip the olive oil, and go for safflower or coconut oil instead. You can use a wok, skillet, or a frying pan for this. Chop the tofu into cubes. Toss it with arrowroot powder or cornstarch, then season it with sea salt. Coat the bottom of a deep skillet with a high-heat cooking oil.  Add the tofu in an even layer, then cook it over high heat. When the tofu turns golden brown, flip it with a spatula. Continue cooking it until it is golden brown all over. The tofu will need about 2 to 3 minutes on each side. Fill a saucepan with enough water to touch the bottom of the steamer basket. Heat the water over medium-high heat. Add the tofu, cover the saucepan, and let it steam for 7 minutes. Uncover the saucepan, then serve the tofu as desired. This method works best on unseasoned, non-marinated tofu. Skip the seasoning, and cut the tofu into long strips. Grill it for 5 minutes, flip it, then grill it for 5 minutes more. Remove the tofu from the grill, then add your desired seasoning. Preheat your oven to 400°F (205°C). Chop the tofu into cubes, then season it with oil. Toss it with arrowroot powder and sea salt. Spread it evenly across a baking sheet lined with parchment paper. Bake it for 15 minutes, flip it over, then bake it for 15 minutes more. Cut a block of tofu into four thick slices. Prepare the sauce using the ingredients listed below. Pour half of the sauce into an 8 by 6-inch (20.32 by 15.24-centimeter) baking dish, add the tofu, then add the rest of the sauce. Marinate it for 1 hour, flipping the tofu over halfway through, then drain half of the sauce after the hour is up. Bake it in a pre-heated oven at 375°F (191°C) for 30 minutes, flipping it halfway though.  ⅓ cup (80 milliliters) tamari ¼ cup (60 milliliters)...


Sauté the onion and garlic for 4 minutes over medium heat. Slice 2 pounds (0.91 kg) of squid into 1⁄2 inch (1.3 cm) rings. Add the calamari and 1⁄2 cup (120 ml) of dry white wine to the pan.

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Pour 3 tablespoons (44 ml) of extra-virgin olive oil into a large saucepan and turn the burner to medium. Once the oil shimmers, add the onion and garlic. Sauté the mixture until the onion softens a little and the garlic becomes fragrant.Stir the onion and garlic frequently to prevent them from sticking to the bottom of the pan. While the onion and garlic cook, place the squid bodies on a cutting board. Cut across each squid to make rings. If you also have the squid tentacles, slice them in 1/2 widthwise. Ask the person at the seafood counter to clean the squid for you. If they can't, cut the squid in 1/2 to separate the tentacles. Pull the head from the body and peel the thin skin off of the squid. Rinse the squid before you slice it. Put the calamari rings into the saucepan with the onions and garlic. Slowly pour in 1⁄2 cup (120 ml) of dry white wine and stir the mixture.  For a dry white wine, consider using sauvignon blanc, pinot gris, or pinot grigio. If you don't want to cook with alcohol, substitute vegetable stock for the wine.


Sauté the onion and garlic. Reserve half the onion and garlic. Add the chopped tomatoes. Puree the mixture. Cook the carrots with the reserved onion and garlic. Combine the carrots and the tomato puree. Garnish with the herbs, vinegar, and seasonings before serving.

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Pour the oil into a large, heavy-bottomed saucepan. Heat the oil over medium heat for 1 to 2 minutes, until the surface is shimmering. Add the onion and cook it for 2 to 3 minutes, until it’s soft and translucent. Add the garlic and sauté the mixture for an additional minute, until the garlic is fragrant. Divide the onion and garlic mixture into two equal parts. Remove half the mixture from the saucepan and transfer it to a heat-proof bowl. Set the bowl aside and return the saucepan to the heat. Add the peeled and chopped tomatoes to the saucepan with the remaining onion and garlic mixture. Cook the tomatoes for about 5 to 8 minutes, until they're soft and tender. Transfer the tomato mixture to a blender. Put the lid on the blender and remove the cap insert from the center of the lid. Cover the hole with a folded tea towel. Blend the tomato mixture until smooth, about 2 to 3 minutes. Set the blender aside.  Removing the lid insert and covering it with a towel will prevent the heat from building up inside the blender and exploding. You can also leave the mixture in the saucepan and use an immersion blender to puree the tomatoes. Return the reserved onion and garlic mixture to the saucepan. Add the carrots to the pan and cook them for about 5 minutes, until soft. You can use any chopped vegetables you like in place of or in addition to the carrots, such as peppers, mushrooms, zucchini, and eggplant. Pour the tomato puree back into the saucepan with the sautéed carrots. Put on a lid and bring the sauce to a simmer over medium heat. Leave the sauce to cook for 20 to 25 minutes to marry all the flavors. Remove the sauce from the heat. To add extra richness to the sauce, add a rind from a block of Parmigiano-Reggiano cheese. Simmer the rind for the full 20 to 25 minutes. Before serving the sauce, remove the rind with a slotted spoon. Stir in the chopped basil, a splash of balsamic vinegar for extra tang, and salt and pepper, to taste. Stir the sauce to incorporate the final ingredients and serve with your favorite...


Sauté the onion. Make a roux. Add the ham and cheese. Prepare to coat the croquettes. Heat the oil. Shape the croquettes. Dredge or coat the croquettes. Fry the croquettes. Remove the cooked croquettes.

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Heat the butter and oil in a saucepan over medium heat until the butter melts. Add the minced onion, salt, and pepper. Stir the onion and cook until it turns clear, about 3 minutes. Add the flour to the onions and stir really well, letting it cook for 1 minute. Whisk or stir in the milk. Keep stirring and cooking the mixture for about 3 minutes. There shouldn't be any lumps and the mixture should start to thicken a little. Stir in the finely diced ham and 1/3 of the grated cheese. The mixture should be very thick but not lumpy, like a paste, by this point. Set the mixture aside to cool completely. To speed up cooling, spread the mixture on a baking sheet. In one bowl, whisk the eggs and set them aside. In another bowl, stir together the breadcrumbs and the remaining 1/4 cup of Manchego cheese. Set this mixture aside. Place the oil in a large pot on the stove and heat it to 375 degrees. You really need to have a deep-fry thermometer to gauge how hot the oil is. Your croquettes may not cook evenly if the oil is too hot or not hot enough. Using a spoon or cookie scoop, scoop 1 tablespoon of your cooled ham and cheese mixture. Shape the mixture into a 2-inch oval. Repeat this with the rest of the mixture. Dust your hands with flour to make shaping easier. Floured hands will keep the mixture from sticking to your hands. Take an oval and completely cover it in the whisked egg. Then place it in the breadcrumb and cheese coating. Roll it around so the croquette is completely covered. Place it on a baking sheet lined with wax paper or parchment paper. Repeat this for the rest of the croquettes. When your oil has reached 375 degrees F, carefully lower 3 or 4 croquettes at a time into the oil. Do this slowly or the temperature of the oil will drop quickly, making them cook unevenly. Fry the croquettes for 1 or 2 minutes, or until they're completely golden brown. Fry the rest of the croquettes and let them cool off a little bit before you serve them. Keep checking the temperature of the oil as you fry the other batches...


Sauté the onions. Soak the freekeh in cold water. Drain the freekeh. Add the freekeh and spices to the onion. Add the stock, salt, and pepper. Simmer for 15 minutes. Let stand. Mix the yogurt, lemon juice, and garlic. Stir the herbs into the pilaf. Serve with yogurt and pine nuts.

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Place the butter and olive oil in a large, heavy saucepan and warm them on the stove over medium heat. Add the sliced onions once the butter melts and Sauté until soft and brown.  Sliced onion will take about 15 to 20 minutes to cook. You will need to stir the onions occasionally to prevent them from burning or sticking to the pan. If you want to distribute the onion flavor more evenly throughout the dish, you could use chopped onion instead of onion slices. Note that chopped onions will only take 7 to 12 minutes to cook. Place the uncooked freekeh grains in a medium bowl and fill the bowl with cold water. Let soak for 5 minutes. It is recommended that you do this while the onions are cooking to minimize the amount of time it takes to prepare the dish overall. Pour the freekeh and water through a sieve and rinse well under cold, running water. Let drain completely.  The purpose of soaking, draining, rinsing, and re-draining is to help clean the grains. Make sure that the holes in the sieve are very small to prevent the loss of grains. Toss the freekeh, cinnamon, and allspice into the saucepan with the onions. Stir well to combine. Pour the vegetable stock into the saucepan and sprinkle with a pinch each of salt and black pepper. Stir to mix and bring to a boil. Stir the contents of the saucepan periodically as they reach a boiling point to prevent uneven cooking. Once the liquid begins to boil, reduce the heat to low and let it all simmer gently for 15 minutes. Cover the saucepan as the freekeh cooks to avoid losing water through evaporation. Losing too much water can cause the freekeh to be hard and undercooked. Once the freekeh seems tender, remove the saucepan from the stove and let it stand for 5 minutes covered and 5 more minutes uncovered.  Letting the freekeh stand while covered allows the grains to finish absorbing the water. Letting it stand uncovered lets the freekeh cool down slightly. In a small, separate bowl, whisk together the three ingredients until smooth and evenly distributed.  Add a...


Sauté the pork legs in oil over medium heat until they brown. Remove the pork pieces and set them aside on a plate. Sauté the garlic in the wok over medium heat until it turns fragrant. Add the pork, water, soy sauce, and half of the vinegar into the wok. Toss in the peppercorns and bay leaves. Bring the stew to a boil, then simmer it over low heat for 1.5 to 2 hours. Add the rest of the vinegar, sugar, and the banana blossoms. Simmer the stew for 15 to 20 minutes. Season the dish with salt, then serve it with steamed rice.

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Heat about 4 to 5 tablespoons (60 to 75 mL) of cooking oil in a wok, then add 3.3 pounds (1½ kg) of pork leg, sliced into 1 1⁄2 in (3.8 cm) sections. Sauté the pork leg pieces until they are lightly browned on all sides.  Use metal tongs to turn the pork legs as they cook so that they brown evenly on all sides. If you don’t have a wok, use a heavy-bottomed pot instead. Don't pour out the oil, however; leave that in the wok or saucepan. Instead, use a pair of metal tongs to take the pork pieces out and set them on a plate. You don't have to drain the fat from the pork; you just need to get it out of the way while you prepare the garlic. Peel and mince 8 to 10 cloves garlic, then add them into the oiled wok. Sauté them over medium heat, stirring often with a wooden spatula, until they turn fragrant. This will take a few minutes. Alternatively, try 1 medium onion, peeled and sliced and 4 to 5 minced garlic cloves instead. Place the pork legs back into the wok or saucepan. Pour in 2 cups (470 mL) of water, 1⁄2 cup (120 mL) of soy sauce, and 1⁄4 cup (59 mL) of vinegar. For a more sour flavor, try 1⁄2 cup (120 mL) of vinegar instead. You’ll need another 1⁄2 cup (120 mL) later. How much you use is really up to you, but around 1 tablespoon of whole peppercorns and 4 to 5 dried bay leaves would work the best. The stew is ready when the meat starts to turn tender. Don't overcook it, however; you still have another 15 to 20 minutes of cooking left. Plan accordingly. You can also transfer the stew to a pressure cooker, then cook it for about 30 minutes, or until the meat is tender. Pour in the remaining 1⁄4 cup (59 mL) of vinegar. Add ¼ cup (50 g) of brown sugar and ½ cup (100 g) of dried banana blossoms.  If you can’t find dried banana blossoms, try dried lily buds.  For a more intense flavor, use 1⁄2 cup (120 mL) of vinegar instead. Keep the heat on low, and allow the stew to simmer until the meat is tender. This will take about 15 to 20 minutes. If you used a pressure cooker, transfer it back into a pot, and let it...


Save any open work. Open Start . Type in run. Click Run. Type in msconfig. Click OK. Click the Services tab. Check the "Hide all Microsoft services" box. Scroll down until you find the two "Google Update Service" services. Uncheck both "Google Update Service" boxes. Click Apply. Click OK. Click Restart when prompted. Type chrome://settings/help in your Google Chrome address bar.

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You'll need to restart your computer at the end of this method, so make sure that you save any work before proceeding. Click the Windows logo in the bottom-left corner of the screen. The Start menu will pop up. Doing so searches your computer for the Run program. It's the speeding envelope at the top of the Start menu. Clicking it will open the Run window in the lower-left side of the screen. In the future, you can open Run by pressing ⊞ Win+R. You'll do so in the Run text box. This command will open the Windows System Configuration window when run. It's at the bottom of the Run window. Doing so opens the System Configuration window. This is at the top of the System Configuration window. It's in the bottom-left corner of the window. Doing so will both cut down on the number of services listed here and prevent you from accidentally disabling an important Windows service. These are both by the "Google Inc." manufacturer, and should be next to each other. You can sort by manufacturer by clicking the Manufacturer tab near the top of the window. Click the checked box to the left of each "Google Update Service" box to do so. It's at the bottom of the window. Doing so will disable both Google Update services. This is at the bottom of the window. Doing so will cause your computer to save your changes and restart, after which point Google Chrome should no longer automatically update. Google Chrome will attempt to automatically update. If Google Chrome is unable to update, an error message will appear. If it says it is up to date, try one of the other methods listed here.


Save any work you have open. Close your browser windows. Right-click your batch file. Click "Run as Administrator". Shut down your computer. Press your computer's power button again.

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While the .bat file won't actually harm your computer, you will have to restart your computer in order to end the .bat cycle. This means that you might lose progress on any work left open and unsaved. Again, you'll want to save any work done here before exiting your respective browser windows. This will prompt a context menu. This will start running the .bat file; your screen should suddenly be full of duplicating Command Prompt menus. Since you won't be able to move your mouse after a few seconds of the .bat running, you'll have to shut down your computer by holding down the power button. This should start up your computer; you may have to wait for a few seconds after shutting down before restarting.


Save at least one-third of your money if you want to build your savings. Wait 30 days before buying an item if it's not something you need. Make a budget

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If you put all the money you earn directly into savings, it can feel like you did a lot of work for nothing, and creates the urge to want to spend it on something to show for all your hard work. To help with this, put one-third of your money into your savings as soon as you get it. Allow yourself to spend the other two-thirds.  For instance, if you earn $25.00 for something, put about $8.33 into savings. This way, you can give yourself some spending money while still building up your savings. For larger amounts that you earn, or if you have something specific you are saving for, increase the amount you put into savings to about half. If you really have nothing to spend money on, and would just be wasting it anyway, try putting three-quarters of it into savings and spending the other one-quarter. It’s easy to splurge and buy something on impulse. If you find yourself in this situation, force yourself to stop the purchase. If you are at the store, put the item back and leave; if you are looking online, exit out of the browser. Write down the name of the item, the price, why you want it, the name of the store, and the date.  Over the next 30 days, think about the item. Really think through why you want it, if it’s worth the price, and if you can do without. This waiting period will also give you time to do some research to see if you can find better deals. If after 30 days you decide that you still really want the item, consider purchasing it. If you decide to buy it, the delayed gratification will make getting it seem so much better! if you need help staying on track. Each month, figure out which things you absolutely need money for, which are negotiable, and which you can do without in order to save money. Then keep track of your spending and stick to your budget. Avoid buying things that go above and beyond your allotted spending amount so that you can still work toward your goals.


Save edible organs. Dispose of waste. Take your deer home.

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You may choose to eat the heart and liver. However, it is not recommended that you consume the brain, spleen, eyes, tonsils, or lymph nodes. Put any organs you plan on saving in a clean plastic bag. If it is okay with the property owner, you may leave the waste organs (intestines, spleen, etc) for scavengers. Otherwise, pack up the organs in another plastic bag to bring with you. Transport your deer home. Get your carcass chilled, or on ice, as soon as possible.


Save electricity. Find alternatives to driving. Eat locally grown food. Understand the manufacturing process of the products you buy. Join a group working to stop air pollution.

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Conserving electricity in your home is an easy way to start being greener right away. Electricity-powered lights, appliances and more are require the use of energy that is generated at power plants that pollute the air. Most plants burn fossil fuel or coal and release emissions that make the air less clean. Here are ways you can help today:  Turn off your lights when they aren't in use. Turn off and unplug appliances and electronics when you aren't using them. Use energy saving lightbulbs and appliances. Lower your thermostat in the winter, and use less air conditioning in the summer. Insulating your home helps you heat and cool it more efficiently, too. Cars play a big part in polluting the air. The processes of manufacturing cars, fueling them, and building roads for them to drive on all pollute the air in different ways. The best way you can help is to be less reliant on cars as your main mode of transportation. Here's what you can do:  Take public transportation. Use your local bus, subway or train instead of driving where you need to go. Try biking. Many towns are building bike lanes to make it easier and safer to commute by bike. Try walking where you want to go. It takes more time, but it's the greenest option available. Any place you can drive or bike to within five or ten minutes should also be walkable. Carpool to work or school. Food often has to travel a long way to reach the shelves of your grocery store. It may have spent time on ships, planes and trucks, not to mention your car, before it finally lands on your plate. Buying food that was made locally means reducing the amount of energy and emissions required to feed yourself and your family.  Check out farmer's markets for the greenest options. Most farmers can tell you exactly how far the food traveled to get to you. Why not grow your own food? Check out local community gardens and see about starting your own vegetable plot. Every item you bring into your house has a history. Take your new pair of jeans, for example. Do you know what materials...


Save files in Microsoft Word Save a file as a PSD file in Photoshop Save pictures from a website Save a Google Doc

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. Word is one of the most popular word processing programs in the world, and, as such, learning how to save files in Word is an important skill to have. See this guide for details on saving files in Word. . Knowing how to change the format of your saved file is an important basic computer skill. This article will explain how to save a file as a PSD image in Photoshop, but the basic premise applies to most programs. . The internet is full of content, and you'll probably come across a picture or two that you want to save for your own use. All web browsers allow you to easily save images to your own computer, and similar steps work for saving other types of files from websites. . With cloud-based document solutions becoming more and more popular, chances are you're going to be doing some work in Google Drive. While these files are always saved in the cloud, you can download and save them to your computer so that you can open them without accessing the internet.


Save money when you drive. Use public transportation whenever you can. Save money when you fly. Walk or bike whenever you can.

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Though you would save more money if you didn't drive at all, driving to work or to an event is sometimes inevitable, so if you do use your car pretty frequently, there are a few adjustments that you can make to save money while you drive.  Carpool. Carpooling to work or to a party with friends is a great way to save money as long as everyone pays his share.  Save money on gas. Check out the gas stations in your area and see which one has the cheapest gas. You may only save 10 or 25 cents a gallon, but that will quickly add up.  If it's a nice day out, don't waste money by running your car's AC. Roll down the windows instead.  Wash your car yourself. Instead of spending a lot of money at a fancy car wash, get a few friends together with some sponges and a bucket of soap and water. You'll have fun and save money. Try taking the bus, subway, or train whenever you can if it's an option. This will save countless dollars and may get you to work or where you need to be faster than driving. Here's what you can do:  Get to know your local bus schedule. The bus can get you somewhere just as fast as a car, and you'll save money because you won't have to pay for parking. If you take the train, get a monthly pass. If you use it often, this will save you a ton of money. Try to avoid cabs as much as you can. If you know you'll be out drinking and won't be able to drive, arrange for a responsible DD to get you home in advance. Even if you only fly a few times a year, you can save some serious cash if you're smart about when and how to book your flight. Here's what you can do:  Don't wait until the last minute to book your flight. Your ticket will be much more expensive. Don't book your flight too early. If you book a domestic flight over four months in advance, it may actually be more expensive because the airlines haven't started opening their big deals yet. If you're just going on a weekend trip, try to only pack enough for a carry-on bag to avoid the pesky fee for checking your bag. If you live in a place where everything...


Save money. Open a new location. Add a partner. Diversify your services.

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If successful, you will be able to save a portion of your savings to either reinvest or expand your business. As you grow, you can ward off competition with superior customer service, referrals, and good advertising strategies. Research shows that lawn mowing and landscaping business owners earned between $5,000 and $50,000 during their first year of business. Thereafter, the earnings increased to $160,000 to $250,000 after a few years of business. Depending on size, location, and services, lawn care companies charged between $20 and $85 per mowed lawn. Once you establish yourself in the community, consider opening up shop somewhere else. This is typically the first step towards expansion.  You can use the same strategies you initially used to open your business. If they worked once, there is a good chance they will work again. Keep your audience in mind. Target other markets and audiences. To reduce competition, expand your geographic range and diversify your customer base. If you are successful, it will not be too difficult to find a partner who is willing to invest in your company as long as it is profitable. Additional capital will allow you to expand, upgrade equipment, and distribute responsibilities. Don’t limit yourself to finding someone who does the same thing you do. Instead, consider somebody who offers different types of lawn services and combine companies. This will expand your services and customer base. Lawn care is a seasonal occupation. By diversifying your business model, you will be able to supplement your income during seasonal voids.  Increase sales and profits by selling complementary products and services. Develop an offseason business. Look for community work that is seasonal like substitute teaching in the winter.


Save multiple questions for after class. Write down questions you have about homework. Email the question instead.

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There may not be enough time to answer all of your questions, especially if it’s near the end of the period and other students have questions of their own. In these cases, you can approach your teacher after class and have them clear up anything you’re still uncertain about.  Lay out your questions one at a time so your teacher will have an easier time answering them. College students can also schedule an appointment to speak to their professors during office hours. Make a list of difficult problems and concepts that you encounter in your out-of-class assignments. You may discover the answer on your own as you continue studying. If not, you can get your teacher to address these questions before the beginning of the following class period.  Identifying ideas you don't understand will help you do better on future assignments. Show up a little early for the next class so you’ll have an opportunity to discuss your questions in depth. If you just can’t overcome your anxiety of speaking in class, it’s okay to type your question out in a message. Email is convenient because you can one anytime a question arises, whether you’re in class or not. You’ll still get the same response, and you’ll have the freedom to check back for an answer throughout the day.  Put the main idea of the question in the email’s subject line so that your teacher will know what to expect from your message. If time is a factor (such as right before a big exam), be sure to send your email well enough in advance to ensure that you’ll receive a reply in time. Another benefit of email is that you can archive it and look it over later should you happen to forget the answer.


Save one day to walk the Strip and wander without a plan. Plan and budget for shopping at one of Las Vegas’ famous malls. Visit the Paris Hotel and check out the Eiffel Tower. Check out the Neon Museum. Take a day excursion to visit the Hoover Dam or the Grand Canyon.

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The Strip is the most iconic road in all of Las Vegas, and is constantly bustling with tourists and locals alike. Spend a day walking the Strip and let yourself wander in and out of the many beautiful casinos, restaurants, and bars. This loosely structured day is a great way to start your trip, as you will get a feel of the Las Vegas lifestyle and culture.  While you walk the Strip, keep your eyes out for appealing restaurants. At the end of the day, stop by your favorite restaurant for dinner. This will make for an exciting first day, and you will not have to make any plans in advance. The Fashion Show Mall is one of the most popular and famous malls, but the Forum Shops at Caesars are the most pretty and picturesque. If you are shopping on a budget and looking for discounts, visit the Las Vegas North Premium Outlet Mall to get reduced prices on designer clothing.  Be sure to wear comfortable shoes when shopping, because you will be walking a lot. Depending on what and how much you want to buy, you should plan to save 100 to 300 dollars to enjoy get the most out of your shopping experience. The Paris hotel has a magnificent lobby, complete with streets designed to look and feel like Paris, France. Drink a coffee in one of the French coffee shops and spend time looking at the Eiffel Tower, which is half the size of the real thing. Just like the real Eiffel Tower, you can take an elevator to an observation deck at the top of this replica for 20 dollars. Las Vegas is famous for their neon signs and flashing lights, and the Neon Museum holds some of the city’s vintage neon signs. The museum has preserved and displayed these signs so you can imagine what Las Vegas used to be like. The museum offers a 19 dollar guided tour and you’ll have many chances to take photos. For both amazing, picturesque locations, you can take tours ranging in price from $70 to $600. You can also explore the areas by helicopter, motor coach or by walking. The Hoover Dam is 30 miles (48.3 km) away from Las Vegas and the Grand Canyon is...


Save the coffee grounds for fertilizing your plants. Apply the coffee grounds to your plants.

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Because coffee grounds are granular, relatively pH-neutral, and rich in nitrogen, they make a great fertilizer for houseplants and garden plants. You can save coffee grounds (while discarding the filters) in a small container for use as a fertilizer. When you are ready to use the coffee grounds, simply sprinkle them over your plant's soil or work them into the soil with your fingers. Adding spent coffee grounds directly to a plant's soil not only provides nitrogen to the plant, but also improves the water retention ability of the soil.


Save the file to your Android. Open the Play Store. Type PSD file viewer in the search bar. Tap PSD (Photoshop) File Viewer. Tap Install. Open PSD (Photoshop) File Viewer. Open the file in PSD File Viewer.

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You can skip this step if the PSD file is already on your Android. Here's how to sync the file from your computer:  Connect your Android to your computer with a USB cord. Expand the notification bar on your phone and select the option for transferring files via USB. Open Finder (Mac) or File Explorer (Windows) and locate your Android folder. Open the folder on your computer containing the PSD file. Copy the PSD file from the computer to the Android folder. Once you’ve copied the file(s), disconnect the Android from the computer. The Play Store has a white icon with a red, blue, orange, and green arrow in it that you can tap on the home screen. This will pull up search results that match your search text. When you see PSD File Viewer in the search results, selecting it will bring up its app page with some options. This downloads and installs PSD File Viewer on your Android. You can do this by tapping the app’s icon in the folder or by tapping OPEN on the app page in Play Store. This will let you view the file as an image.


Save the game before "talking" to Articuno. Lower Articuno's HP down to the red zone. Put it to sleep or paralyze it once you have its health in the red. Throw Ultra Balls at it until it is caught.

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If you miss this chance to catch the bird, you will not get another one. Avoid this mishap by saving before you click on the bird. Approaching and hitting A will trigger the fight, so prepare your team and save before starting. Fight the Pokémon like you'd fight any other you wanted to catch. When possible, use moves that deal damage but aren't super effective, as you don't want to unintentionally knock the bird out. Normal moves like Slash are good, as are moves like False Swipe. To help you capture the bird, remember it's strengths and weaknesses:   Weak Against: Fire, Electric, Rock (x2, so be careful with Rock attacks), and Steel.  Strong Against: Grass, Ground, Bug, and Dragon. Once you've weakened it enough, it's time to slow it down and make it easier to catch. Obviously, the lower the health you can get it to the better, but don't risk knocking it out if your attacks are hitting strongly. Use Sleep Powder, Paralysis, Thunder Wave to ensure that Articuno is lulled out of combat, making it easier to catch. Even if an Ultra Ball fails, it makes the next one slightly more likely to succeed. That means you 10th attempt at catching the bird will be far more likely to succeed that the last. Keep Articuno paralyzed or asleep and you'll scoop it up in no time.


Save the iFunny picture. Take a screenshot on the iPhone. Take a screenshot on the Android. Take a screenshot on Windows Take a screenshot on Mac

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If you want to repost a picture originally posted on iFunny, the easiest way to save it to your computer or smart phone is simply to tap on the "Save" icon below the picture.  The "Save" icon looks like a small folder with a downward pointing arrow on it. Note that this only applies to images you are reposting from iFunny. If the photo you want to repost is from another website, you will need to take a screenshot or screen capture. To take a screenshot of an image on your iPhone, you need to press the "home" and "lock" button at the same time.  Navigate to the image you want to repost. Center it on the screen so that the entire image can be seen. Hold down the "home" and "lock" button simultaneously. You only need to press these buttons quickly. Do not hold them down for more than a second. You should hear a camera shutter sound after you release the two buttons. This sound indicates that the screenshot has been taken, and you should be able to find it in your "Camera Roll" afterward. To take a screenshot of an image you want to repost using an Android phone, you need to press the "Volume Down" and "Power" buttons simultaneously. This should work on Android 4.0 phones and any Android phones released after that.  Navigate to the image you want to repost on iFunny. Make sure that the entire image can be seen on the screen of your smart phone. Press the "Volume Down" and "Power" buttons at the same time. Hold them down until an animation appears on the screen to indicate that the screenshot has been saved. From that point on, you should be able to find the image in your Gallery, within the Screenshots folder. . The most basic way to take a screenshot on a Windows computer is to press the "Print Screen" button and to paste that image into Microsoft Paint.  Find the image you want to repost. Make sure that the entire image is visible on the screen. Press the "PrtScn", "Prnt Scrn," or "Print Scr" key on your keyboard. Open Paint from your Start menu. Once inside Paint, press "Ctrl + V" on your keyboard, holding...


Save the outgrown clothes for siblings. Display the clothes in your home. Use the clothes to make a patchwork quilt.

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Often when a couple is just beginning their family, they will put away the outgrown baby clothes that are still nice and save them for the other children that they plan to have. This is a great way to cut back on the cost of baby clothes for the future siblings.  In order to be sure that the baby clothes are in the best condition when they are needed for the future siblings, they should be laundered and dried before storing. They should be folded neatly and stored in dresser drawers or clothes storage containers. It is important that they are not stored where sunlight reaches them because it can cause fading. This is usually only done with favorite articles of baby clothing. The parents can display the clothes inside picture frames or shadow boxes and hang them in the child's room as decoration.  As with storing the clothes for later use, framed baby clothes need to be clean and dry before being framed. There are many different ways to frame baby clothes. The clothing can be folded and inserted in a picture frame with only a certain portion visible. For example, a shirt can be folded the same way that men's dress shirts are packaged at stores in order to show the front of the shirt in the picture frame. Another way to frame the outgrown baby clothing is to use a shadow box. These boxes are deeper so the clothing does not get flattened. Shadow boxes can be purchased in large enough sizes to accommodate an entire outfit or several different clothing pieces together, such as 2-3 favorite tops. Since a shadow box can be heavier than a picture frame, it is important to be sure the nail or hook is very secure in the wall in order to support it. Pieces of outgrown baby clothes can also be used as part of a patchwork quilt for the child's bed when they are older.  The parents should be sure the clothing is clean and that the swatches do not include worn out spots that may cause the blanket to tear more easily when used.


Save up at least $3-5,000 AUD to cover your relocation costs. Notify your bank and credit card company you are moving. Consider getting travel health insurance. Pack light to avoid excess baggage fees. Ship any large items to Australia in advance. Open a bank account within 6 weeks of your arrival in Australia. Use public transit when you arrive in Australia to save money.

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Living in Australia can be very expensive, as accommodations and basic items can cost double what they do in other countries. To ensure you have a financial safety net, make sure you save up a decent amount of money before you move. This will ensure you have a bit of a buffer if you do not have a job yet and need money to live off of.  You should also save up enough money for the first 8 weeks of your rent, as many rentals require a 4 week deposit and 1 month's rent in advance. Some visas, such as the Working Holiday visa, require you to have a certain amount of money in the bank to ensure you can support yourself when you arrive. Avoid having your bank account or credit card frozen by letting them know you are moving as well as your move date. You may need to speak to your bank about withdrawing money from your account when you are in Australia. You may also get a travel credit card to make using it easier once you move. Another option is to cancel your credit card and get a new 1 once you arrive in Australia through an Australian bank. If you do not have a job already in Australia that provides health insurance, you may want to get insurance so you are covered in the event of an accident or medical issue. You can then cancel the insurance once you get a job that covers it for you as part of your employment. Do research online to find the best health insurance providers in Australia. When you move, it can be tempting to pack as much as you can fit into your luggage. But, you may end up paying high fees for excess or overweight baggage. Aim to pack only as many bags as you are allowed on your flight, usually 1-2 checked bags and a carry on bag. Only bring essential items like toiletries, travel documents, and clothing. Avoid bringing any decorative items or large furniture items, as these can be costly to travel with. If you have furniture or books you want to take with you on your move, ship them 2-3 weeks in advance using your federal postal service. Send the items to an address where you know they will be...


Save your egg shells. Crush the eggshells or grind them into a fine powder. Add a few teaspoons of powdered eggshell into the hole if you are planting a new flower, herb, or vegetable. Add crushed eggshells around the base of your plant. Mix crushed eggshells directly into potting soil.

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When you use eggs in a meal or for a recipe, save the shells. Crack open your raw eggs, rinse the shells with warm water, and let them dry in a sunny pot. Run your finger around the inside of the shell when washing it to remove any residue, but try to preserve the membrane. Most of the nutrients are in this. For best results, plan on using 4 to 5 eggs for each plant you want to fertilize. You can crush them into flakes using your hands or a food processor. You can also grind them into a powder using a mortar and pestle or a coffee grinder instead. It is possible to use whole eggshells in your soil, but they will decompose much faster if they are crushed or ground into powder. To make the crushing process easier, bake the eggshells at 350 degrees until the start to lightly brown before grinding. Once you have some eggshells in the hole, put the plant inside, and pat the soil around it. Putting eggshells directly into the hole with the plant ensures that the plant will get the nutrients from the decomposing eggshells. You do not need to cover the eggshells with soil. As they decompose, they will leach calcium and other nutrients into the soil. This will help your plants grow into strong, healthy plants. When you buy plants from the nursery, you will need to transplant them outside, or into a new pot. Before you do this, consider mixing a handful of crushed eggshells into the soil. Overtime, the eggshells will leach their nutrients into the soil, and help the young plants grow into healthy, strong plants. If you aren't able to use eggshells right away, you can also crush them and add them to your compost bin.


Save your file type. Save for the web.

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You will want to begin saving your work fairly early on in the creation process. This will keep you from losing data in the event of a crash. Save the file from the menu much as you would in any other program. This will bring up the usual save window, at which point you will need to choose the file type you wish to save it as.  If you are still working on a file, save it as a PSD or Photoshop Document, as this will keep all of the editing capabilities of the file intact. It will also preserve layers. If you want to save the file to be uploaded to the web or added into another program, save a separate copy as an image file. The most common option will be a jpeg, though you will want to save as a gif if you wish to preserve transparencies. There is also the option to save as a PDF. This is helpful if the image is largely text-based or is intended for printing on standard paper. If you intend your image to be used on the web, you may wish to save using this menu instead (found towards the bottom of the main menu). This will allow you to further compress the image or alter gif options.


Save your file. Take it to a copy shop. Print the file.

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Usually, you can print from a file at a copy shop. However, you do need to bring that file with you in some form. You can save the file to a jump drive, for example. Alternatively, some stores will let you print from cloud services.  To save to a jump drive, insert the jump drive into a USB port on your computer. Find the drive under "This PC." Go the "File" menu in the document. When you save the file, save it to the jump drive folder. To save to the cloud, just save it to the folder on your computer for the cloud service you use. Make sure you're connected to the internet so it uploads to the cloud. Most copy shops will print a transparency for you for a small fee. Having a copy shop do it can make the process easier. Plus, it saves you from buying a whole box of transparencies if you only need to print a couple. Many places have self-service areas where you can print. However, you may need to talk to someone to print to a transparency, as that is a specialized service, not standard printing. Generally, you pay per page you print.


Save your monthly bank statements. Visit a branch of your bank to get copies of statements. Keep copies of all deposit slips. Supply bank statements and deposit slips/receipts to your creditors.

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These usually come in the mail or electronically once a month.   These will document any deposits you made and any expenses related to self-employment. Try to keep these on file for several months at a time. Make sure you keep your statements for different accounts separate. For example, if you have an account that you mainly make personal purchases out of and a business account, you will want to keep these statements separate. If you haven't gotten a statement or need copies of the past few months or years of statement, your banker can help you get these.   Most banks have these on file electronically for the history of your account. Your bank can either print a statement for you or have one mailed to you. If you are requesting multiple statements, it is often best to do this in person rather than have them mailed as they contain sensitive information about your bank account. Make sure you bring your ID to the bank with you to verify you are the account holder. If you have online banking, you can often access these and print them at home if you can't get to a branch. These can help you show income because they are a record of money going into an account.  Deposit slips will have the date of the deposit, the amount, and your name or business on them. These can document exactly how much income you have going into an account. When a deposit is made, these are often stamped or printed on for verification by the bank. Sometimes, the bank will provide you with a paper receipt for your deposit. You should keep all of these records. These provide a long-term record of your finances.  These will help your creditors or lenders know exactly how much income you are bringing in along with your expenses. If you can show a high income to expense ratio, you are more likely to get approved for credit or financing. If you can, provide at least 3 months of statements and deposit receipts.


Save your video. Add the video to your Story. Send your video to friends.

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Tap the icon with the downward-pointing arrow, in the lower-left corner of the screen, to save the Snapchat video to your Memories gallery.  Tap the Mute icon in the lower-left corner to save or send your video without sound. Access Memories by swiping up from the camera screen. Saved videos can be downloaded to your device or shared with other apps by tapping a video and then tapping the Share icon in the lower left corner. Tap the square icon with the "+" symbol in the lower-left corner, and then tap Add, to include the video in your Story.  Your Story is a collection of Snaps that you've taken and added over the last 24 hours. Friends can view your Story multiple times. Snaps older than 24 hours automatically disappear from your Story. Tap the Send To button in the lower-right corner. Check the box next to one or more friends who you want to share your video with, and tap Send in the lower-right corner.  You can also add the video to your Story by checking the box next to My Story before tapping Send. If you'd like your friends to view and reply as a group, rather than individually, you can create a group by tapping the Group icon in the upper right corner after selecting two or more friends.


Saw through the water supply lines. Clean the pipe ends and coat them with flux. Install copper tee fittings on the pipes. Solder Drill holes into the wall for wall anchors. Screw the anchors to the wall.

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Locate the pair of copper water supply lines in or on the room’s wall. One pipe carries cold water while the other carries hot water. Use your hacksaw to cleanly sever both lines. Wear down the ends of the pipe with a 120-grit  emery cloth. They’ll shine when you’re finished. Then, using a small flux brush, brush an even layer of flux over the shiny copper ends. Pick up a pair of copper tee fittings from the home improvement store. Brush flux inside the openings on both tee fittings, then slide the fittings onto the pipes. Leave the open end pointing outward towards where the sink will be placed. the copper pipes together with a propane torch. Hold some lead-free metal solder over one of the connecting joints. Turn on the torch and angle it so the end of the flame hits the solder. Move the torch from side to side to evenly heat the solder, melting it over the joint. Repeat this for the other joints on the pipes. Measure about a third of the way up the wall. Using a masonry bit, drill a hole in the wall behind each pipe. Keep the holes smaller than the width of the copper wall anchors. You may also use a hammer and nail to tap the holes into the wall. Place the anchor’s screw in the pilot hole and hang the anchor on top of it. Then use a cordless screwdriver to tighten it against the wall. Gently guide the pipes into the anchor to secure them in place.


Say "I'm calling" when you're 1 tile away from mahjong. Show your hand and say "mahjong" when you complete the set. Score just the winning hand. Apply points based on the tiles in the winning hand. Play 4 rounds of 4 hands each.

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That lets the other players know they only have a limited time to beat you. Other players can call on their turn, too, after you've made the call. You need to have all of your melds and your pair in place before you say mahjong. If you don't actually have mahjong, then you are disqualified for the rest of the game. Play continues without that player if the hand is disqualified. While there are many variations for how you can calculate scores, the easiest way is to just count the winning hand. Mahjong is played over many rounds, so points will add up over those rounds. If you don't want to score only the winning hand, then you score each person's hand essentially the same, but the mahjong hand gets an extra 20 points. Chows don't score any points. A pong gets 2 points if it's exposed or 4 if it's concealed, while a pong of 1s and 9s, dragons, or winds is worth 4 if exposed and 8 if concealed. Kongs are worth 8 (exposed) and 16 (concealed) or 16 and 32 if they use 1s and 9s, dragons, or winds. Each flower or season gets 4 points, while a pair dragons or your own wind gets 2 points. Typically, a game of mahjong consists of 4 rounds. Within each round, you play 4 "hands." With each hand, you play until someone gets mahjong. During this time, you rotate who deals and even the seating positions.


Say "Je ne sais pas. Understand the function of each word in the phrase "je ne sais pas. Use "Je ne sais pas" in a sentence.

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" This translates directly to "I don't know [a specific thing]". Pronounce it as "juh-nuh-say-pah" or "shu-nu-say-pah". To pronounce the "je" like "shu", shape your mouth like you are beginning to "shush" someone, but carry on the "sh" sound by following with a sound almost halfway between "uh" and "ooo". This should sound something like "eu". The "ne" is similar: just replace the "sh" with a "n" sound.  Note: in modern spoken French, the "je" and "ne" ("I" and "don't") often glide together, so you may sound more authentic if you slur your syllables—as in, "jeun-say-pah," or even "shay-pah".  If you want to be especially polite, say, "I don't know, sorry." In French, that's "Je ne sais pas, deslolée." Pronounce "desolée" as "dez-oh-lay". Bear in mind that the negating "ne" is always used in written French, but is often dropped in informal spoken French. One might say to a friend, for instance, "Je sais pas," and mean something like "I dunno." " "Je," ne," "sais," and "pas":  "Je" is the first person subject, or "I". "Sais" is the first person conjugation of "savoir", a verb which translates as "to know something". Always put the "ne" before the verbal tense and the "pas" after it. "Pas" loosely translates as "not". "Ne" doesn't really mean anything, and is more a formality of grammar that accompanies "pas". This is why a person speaking informally can omit the "ne" and simply say "Je sais pas." Add the specific thing that you don't know to the end of the phrase—this can be a piece of information, or it can be a certain thing with which you are not familiar. Review the following examples:  "Je ne sais pas parler français" means "I don't know how to speak French." "Je ne sais pas la réponse" means "I don't know the answer." "Je ne sais pas nager" means "I don't know how to swim." "Je ne sais quoi faire" means "I don't know what to do." The "pas" is unnecessary in this example because the verb savoir is being used with a question word.


Say "au revoir" in any setting. Use "salut" informally. Switch to “adieu.

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This is the standard French translation of the English “goodbye,” and it can be used in both casual and formal settings, with strangers and friends alike.  When said as a phrase, au revoir is usually translated directly to "goodbye." The phrase translates more closely to "to see again" or "to meet again," however.  Au translates into "to." Revoir translates into see again, meet again, or revise.  Pronounce au revoir as oh ruh-vwah. You can use salut as a way of saying “bye” when among friends or in other casual settings.  Avoid using salut in formal settings. Also note that salut can be used to greet someone as well as saying farewell. The term has a variety of translations, including "greeting," "salute," and "all the best." Pronounce salut as sah-lyoo. ” While adieu is no longer as common as it once was, it can still be used in most contexts as a way of saying farewell.  Use "adieu" sparingly; this phrase means "goodbye forever" and is generally only used when you will never see this person again in your life. This phrase can also be said upon your last visit with someone who's dying.  A translates into “to,” and Dieu means “God.” Translated more literally, this phrase says “to God” and is the same thing as saying “go with God” or “Godspeed.” A rough pronunciation of adieu would be ah-dyoo ("oo" as in "book")


Say "bien" (BEE-ehn) to talk about a virtue or benefit. Respond "estoy bien" (ESS-toy BEE-ehn) to mean "I'm fine. Say "¡Muy bien! Use the plural "los bienes" to talk about merchandise.

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In Spanish, good can be a noun as well as an adjective. The noun form, bien, is used for something that is beneficial or positive. For example, you might say "esto no habría estado bien" to mean "that would not have been good." " The word bien is also used in Spanish as an adverb, similar to the word well in English. If someone asks you how you're doing ("¿Cómo estás?") you can reply by saying "estoy bien." Generally, you can understand when best to use bien and bueno if you think about when you would properly use the words well and good in English. " to reply to good news. If someone tells you about an achievement or positive development, ¡Muy bien! is used in the same way you might say "Way to go!" or "Good for you!" in English.  For example, if you watched a friend score the winning goal in his soccer match, you might say "¡Muy bien! Lo hiciste genial!" or "Very good! You did great!"  Muy bien is also used as a phrase meaning "very well," the same as you would say that in English. For example: "Trabajamos muy bien juntos." (We work very well together.) In English, it's common to refer to merchandise as "goods," particularly in a retail or business setting. In Spanish, you use the plural of the noun bien. For example: "La gente tiende a pagar en efectivo por los bienes y servicios." (People tend to pay cash for goods and services.)


Say "bitte" (BIHT-uh) in response to "danke. Switch to "bitte schön" or "bitte sehr" in response to more emphatic thanks. Try "gerne" or "gern geschehen" to mean "my pleasure. Go with "kein problem" when speaking casually.

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" "Bitte" is an extremely versatile word in the German language that you'll hear quite frequently if you're traveling in Germany or Austria. While the word literally means "please," it is also used to mean "you're welcome" if someone thanks you for something. If someone says "danke schön" or "danke sehr" to you, feel free to use the corresponding response. You can also use them in response to a simple "danke" if you want to express more emphatically that whatever you did was not a problem for you. A server or retail clerk might also use these phrases when you say "danke." In that context, they're essentially telling you that they were simply doing their job and there was no need for you to thank them. However, that doesn't mean you should actually forego a respectful "danke" to people in the service industry. " The adverb "gern" (gehrn) means "gladly," while "gern geschehen" (gehrn GEH-sheh-ehn) translates literally to "done gladly." For a shorter version, you can simply say "gehrn-uh." "Gerne" is generally considered more casual, but it's still appropriate in most situations. Stick to "gern geschehen" when speaking to someone significantly older than you or in a position of authority. This mix of German and English is a fairly simple phrase to pick up if your first language is English. However, keep in mind that this is a very casual expression that should only be used when talking to people you know very well, or people who are your age or younger. As you might suspect, the word "problem" is pronounced the same as it is in English, although a native German speaker would say it with a German accent. The word "kein" is pronounced "kine."


Say "comida" as a general term for "food" or "meal". Say "alimento" for "food" or "nourishment. Use "sustento" for "sustenance. Use "comestibles" for "edibles. Learn the names of the daily meals. Learn the various terms for "snack.

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This is probably the most important food-related word you'll want to know. It's used in virtually all Spanish-speaking countries as an all-purpose word for "food." It can also be used the same way as "meal" is used in English: "la comida" can be both the general idea of food and the specific food you eat when you sit down at your plate.  "Comida" is pronounced "koh-MEE-thah." When d is used before a vowel at the end of a word in Spanish, it gets a soft sound that's very similar to the "th" sound in English (as in "th").  Be sure to put stress on the "ee" part of the word. It's "koh-MEE-thah," not "koh-mee-THAH" or "KOH-mee-thah." In the rest of this article, the syllable written in capitals gets the stress. " This is another common word used to refer to food. Unlike "comida," it isn't usually used for "meal," but you can use it metaphorically to discuss fuel, feed, and so on (e.g., "alimento para el fuego" means "fuel for the fire"). Pronounce "alimento" "all-ee-MEN-toe." The first syllable sounds like the word "all" (not the name "Al"). " This word is a somewhat old-fashioned way to describe food. Here, the focus is on the fact that the food is sustaining the person eating it — it's implied that it's his or her source of survival in a way that isn't usually done for "normal" food. For example, a prisoner's meager rations might be "su sustento" ("his sustenance"). You can also use this word to refer to a person's means of living (i.e., a job). Pronounce this word "soos-TEHN-toe." Note that the first syllable uses a "oo" sound (as in "root") rather than an "oh" sound (as in "toe"). " This isn't a word that's usually used when people are talking about the food in their day-to-day meals. Instead, it's mainly used for referring to food as a product or commodity. For example, "la tienda de comestibles" is "the edibles store," or what we would call a grocery store. Pronounce this word "koh-meh-STEE-blays." The word ends with a hard s sound (as in "glass") rather than a soft s (like an English z). This is true in...


Say "domo arigatou. Shorten it to "arigatou. Shorten it to "domo.

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"This is a fairly standard yet casual way to say "thank you."  Use this expression with friends and co-workers, but avoid using it with someone who is in a position of authority over you. Also avoid using it in formal situations. Pronounce domo arigatou as doh-moh ah-ree-gah-toh.  In its non-romanized form, write どうもありがとう. " arigatou is a pretty casual way of saying "thank you."  You can use this phrase with friends and family members. But someone with a higher status, for example a supervisor or teacher, should be treated with more respect. Pronounce arigatou as ah-ree-gah-toh.  In its non-romanized form, write arigatou as ありがとう. " Domo is more casual than arigatou.   On its own, domo means "very much," but it is understood to mean "thank you" depending on the context of the conversation. You cannot use this in polite contexts. If you need to be polite to someone, you should opt for a more formal phrase. Pronounce domo as dough-moh.  In its non-romanized form, write どうも.


Say "goodbye" in Spanish Say "goodbye" in Portuguese. Say "goodbye" in French Say "goodbye" in Italian. Say "goodbye" in Romanian.

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. Spanish is the most-spoken Romance language in the world today, with upwards of 400 million speakers worldwide. It is spoken in Spain and across Central and South America.   "Hasta la Vista."  Meaning: "See you later." Pronunciation: Asta-la-VEE-sta    "Despedida."  Meaning: "Farewell." Pronunciation: Des-peh-DEE-dah    "Adios."  Meaning: "Goodbye." Pronunciation(s): ah-THYOHS (European Spanish); ah/DIOHS (Spanish of the Americas)    "Te veo despues."  Meaning: "I'll see you later." Pronunciation: day-VAY-o-des-pwace   ""Cuidate.""  Meaning: "Take care of yourself." Pronunciation: KUI-da-TAY Portuguese is the official language of Portugal, Brazil, Mozambique, Angola, Cape Verde, Guinea-Bissau, and São Tomé and Príncipe among others. It has an estimated 250 million speakers worldwide, with 182 million speakers in Brazil alone.   "Adeus"  Meaning: "Goodbye" Pronunciation: Ah-deh-ooSH    "Adeus Meaning: May you go with God's blessing.  "Tchau" is an informal way to say Goodbye and reserved to very close friends, it's considered Slang  Meaning: "Bye" or "Ciao" Pronunciation: CHOW    "Até Logo"  Meaning: "See you later" Pronunciation: Ah-TaY-Loh-GOO    "Até amanhã"  Meaning: "Until tomorrow" yo man Pronunciation: ah-TAY-ah-ma-NYANG . French is the official language in 29 countries. People speak it in regions in Canada, across much of central Europe, and even in Africa. It is estimated that there are 113 million native French speakers in the world, and approximately 170 million who either speak it as a second language or are currently learning to speak it.   "Adieu"  Meaning: "Farewell" Pronunciation: ah-DYØH    "Au Revoir"  Meaning: "Goodbye" Pronunciation: oh-VWAHR    "À bientôt"  Meaning: "See you soon Pronunciation: ah-bee-EN-toe    "À demain"  Meaning: "See you tomorrow" Pronunciation: ah-DE-mah Italian is closely descended from Latin. It is spoken in Italy, Switzerland, San Marino, and the Vatican City, as well as across the world by minorities. Many people who speak Italian are bilingual, meaning they...


Say "goodbye" in the following languages.

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"Viszlát!" - Hungarian "Näkemiin" - Finnish. "Moikka" - Finnish. "Heihei" - Finnish. "Hyvästi" - Finnish "Poitu varein" - Tamil (standard farewell, meaning "taking leave but I will visit again")."Varein" (Will come again) - short form for "Poitu Varein" "Yasou" (YAH-soo) - Greek "Hwyl fawr" - Welsh "Slan" - Irish "Vale" - Latin (to one person). "Valete" - Latin (to more than one person) "Khuda hafiz" - Urdu. "Allah hafiz" - Urdu "Vida parayunnu" - Malayalam "Donadagohvi" - Cherokee "Hagoonea'" - Navajo "Чао" - Macedonian "Mattae sigona" - Kannada (Used for meet you again sometime) "Velli vostanu" - Telugu "Khodaa haafez" - Persian "Sai an jima" - Hausa


Say "hej! Politely greet someone with "hallo". Greet someone based on the time of day. Greet someone informally. Enjoy yourself!

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" This casual greeting translates to "hi" or "hello." Pronounce this word as high. Although more common when answering the phone, this world is also acceptable to use in person, and translates to "hello". Pronounce this word as hah-lo Depending on whether it is morning, the afternoon, or the evening you will either say god morgen, god eftermiddag, goddag, or god aften. Like English, French, and the many latin based languages, these are common phrases and considered appropriate and polite to use with anyone from friends to strangers, regardless of social hierarchy. In Scandinavian countries like Denmark and Norway "god morgen" is used until 12 AM when you switch to greeting with "god eftermiddag". Then you can stick with that until 6 PM, at which point it's more appropriate to say "god aften" to people. It is considered normal to use goddag for the entire day up until the evening time.  Pronounce god morgen as goh-morn. The r is uvular - similar to the French and German r - and the intonation rises at the end. Pronounce "god eftermiddag" as goh-ef-tuh-mi-dhai. Pronounce "god aften" as goh-haf-den. Pronounce "goddag" as goo'dey Say "Hva så?" This is translated as "What's up?" This is best used amongst friends, familiar acquaintances, and people of similar social standing. For instance it wouldn't typically be appropriate to ask your grandmother "Hva så". Or maybe it would, depending on your relationship with your grandma. Pronounce this greeting as hveh-sah, with a rising intonation at the end. Du må hygge dig! Now that you've got some basic greetings and friendly phrases, you can open up new social situations with Danes and Danish speakers. Good luck improving your language skills and experiencing new cultures. Pronounce this as doo-mah-hoog-dah.


Say "off" when you see your dog get on the couch. Give the dog a treat to encourage it to move. Praise the dog when it gets off of the furniture. Use a clicker device to train the dog.

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Spend some time monitoring your dog around the couch. Wait to see if your dog will stay away from the couch and go to its own furniture or space. If your dog does get on the couch, say "off" in a firm voice. Do this as soon as you see the dog on the furniture.  Avoid yelling or getting angry at the dog. Yelling will only damage your relationship with the dog. When you give the command, try pointing to the ground. This will help your dog learn the cues for getting off of the couch. Get out a dog treat and hold it in front of your dog's face right after you tell it to get off the couch. Move the treat away from the dog and lure the dog to its bed. This will encourage your dog to move off the couch and onto its own bed. You shouldn't move the dog off of the couch or it won't learn that it shouldn't be on the furniture in the first place. As soon as the dog jumps off of the couch and onto the floor, say something like "good job!" Rub the dog's ears or pet it as another reward for keeping off of the couch. If your dog prefers, get out one of its favorite toys and play together for a few minutes as a reward. Remember to be consistent with your praise. Praise the dog every time it gets back onto the floor so it learns that the couch is off limits. Buy a clicker device and get your dog excited about hearing the click. Give your dog a treat and click the device at the same time. Do this about 10 times so your dog associates the sound with a reward. Then, use the clicker to reward your dog for avoiding the couch or jumping down off of the couch.  For example, click the device when you see the dog in its own dog bed or space. Click the device as soon as you see behavior that you want to reward. This will strengthen the positive association that the dog has with staying off of the couch.