Work your body. Flirt Get to know him

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Your body language will let him know that you see him as more than a friend. There are a few minor tricks that can help you show him that you want him to ask you out. Here's what you can do:   Maintain eye contact. Look into his eyes long enough to make him smile and then look away. Make it clear that he has your attention. Play with your hair from time to time. Make it look sexy, and like you like him, not like you're fidgeting. Whether you're sitting up or standing, you should lean in towards him and keep your arms at your sides or use them to gesture, so he feels that your body is "open" for communication. Look down at the floor occasionally. This will make you look cute. . Flirting is a great way to take your relationship to the next level and show that you want him to ask you out. You can be a subtle flirt and drop hints that you want to go on a date without coming on too strongly.  Speak softly but not too quietly. This will make you look more alluring and will make the guy lean in to talk to you. Find a subtle way to compliment him. Let him know he's cute or that he looks nice without being too obvious about it. Be enticing. Show a little cleavage or wear something that shows off your best assets. Remember, be modest (guys like integrity), but showing off a little is a great way to get a guy to notice you. You can still keep it classy while getting the guy's attention.  Tease him. Playfully make fun of one of his interests or a unique piece of clothing he's wearing. Remember to keep it light. Flirting is all about subtlety. . If you want him to know you're interested in going out on a date, then you have to show that you're interested in him as a person. You don't have to arrange a sit-down interview to show that you care about who he is and what he likes to do. Here's what to do:  Ask a few questions about his interests. This is non-invasive and guys like talking about what they love. Virtually all guys like music. Ask him what is his favorite type of music. Then ask him what his favorite song is. He...


Work your way up the ladder. Network to learn about great jobs. Write a great resume.

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You probably won't jump straight into a job as a full operations manager. More likely, you will begin as a junior manager in a company, then work your way up to senior manager. Only at that point will you have enough expertise in directing others to become an operations manager. Once you’ve built up plenty of business experience and education, you’ll become eligible for jobs in operations management. Those jobs will probably be posted to major job sites like Monster, but you may also hear of them through word of mouth from contacts. Create a great LinkedIn profile and network with companies who might be searching for an OM. Make sure to keep your profile up to date, and work on building your network. When preparing your resume for a job in operations management, you’ll want to stress the breadth and depth of your experience. Make sure to list things like:  All of the industries you have worked for The various positions you have held Previous management experience


Work your way up to a train driver position. Apply for a training position if you are 21 years or older. Complete the required training.

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Beyond age, education and physical ability, railroads look for drivers who possess strong leadership, decision making, and organizational skills, among other things, including:  Familiarity and experience with machinery is a plus. Show basic literacy in reading, math, and simple computing. Work well independently and with others. Ability to learn and adhere to procedures and guidelines. You must meet the minimum age requirements to apply for a locomotive engineering position (21 years) and have the right educational background (high school diploma or equivalent). Look for job postings online on railroad websites and job forums. The same sites that post entry-level positions post locomotive engineering positions, too. Train drivers must pass hearing and vision tests, demonstrate physical ability, and go through periodic drug screenings. During the training period you will learn all the procedures, operations and route details you will need to operate the train. Training will involve a combination of classroom and hands-on exercises, including working with train simulators and, eventually, real trains.  Some railroads may have onsite training or they may partner with a college or University in the area. Others will require you to go offsite to a centralized training facility for up to 2 months or more. Amtrak, for example, requires it’s trainee locomotive engineers to spend 8-10 weeks at their training center in Wilmington, DE before they begin their on-the-job training.  Training will include preparing you for certification, which includes memorizing all the physical aspects of the train routes on which you will drive.


Work your way up to the hockey stop. Skate forward at a medium to slow speed. Bend your knees. Shift your weight back. Create friction.

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As you build confidence and skill, you can learn to stop harder, at greater speeds. This is the technique that ice hockey players and other professional ice skaters use. It becomes necessary, at some point, as you need to stop quickly and efficiently in order to keep up with the competition. If you're a beginner, however, you don't need to worry about mastering this right away. You can be gliding more quickly than you would for the "snowplow stop," but you should still feel as though you are in control. In certain high-performance situations—an intense hockey game, or a complex figure-skating move—you may need to come to a halt or change directions very quickly. In general, avoid trying to suddenly stop while flying across the rink at your top speed. As you glide, go into a half-crouch, as though you're going to sit. Make sure to keep your knees shoulder-width apart. This is called un-weighting yourself. Then, turn your skates sideways not-quite-90 degrees from the direction that you were going before. With your knees bent, lean away from the direction you are heading. Focus your weight on the side of your feet that is away from the direction that you are moving. Slowly but firmly dig the edge of your skates into the ice. Hold fast, and dig harder as you slow down. Ride the friction until you come to a halt.Only a small portion of the skates should be in contact with the ice, thus minimizing friction and eventually allowing you to stop on a dime.


Working the line. Hook the walleye. Troll for walleye. Be patient.

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Bait your hook or jig with your chosen bait. Then cast your line. Let the hook or lure sink to the bottom of the river or lake. Once it is at the bottom, you need to retrieve your hook. You can work your line in two main ways, slow retrieval and fast retrieval. The speed that you do this will depend on the time of year. To retrieve your hook, pull back on the fishing rod. Slowly lay your rod back straight, pulling in the line as it sinks to keep it taut. Repeat until you have reeled the line all the way in.  In those times when walleye are slower, such as late summer, fall, and during the middle of the day, use slow retrieval. When you pull back on your rod, do so slowly, making the jig or hook move slowly through the water to entice the walleye. In spring and early summer when the walleye are more aggressive, use fast retrieval. Pull your rod back quickly, making the jig or bait zoom through the water. This will entice the more aggressive walleye to chase after your hook. Since walleye are known to be near shorelines, you can fish for them from the bank of lakes and rivers. Cast the line into the lake or river, aiming for the areas 3-10 feet from the shore where the walleye are most active. When you feel something tug on your line, a walleye might be biting on your hook. When you feel this, pull firmly back on your rod. This is called setting your hook. This will pull the hook into the lip of the walleye and secure it on your line. Reel your line it to bring your fish out of the water.  You can use a net to grab the fish once it is reeled in or do it by hand. If you are doing it by hand, watch out for the walleye's back fins. They are sharp and will cut you if you are not careful. You may need a pair of pliers to get the hook out of the walleye's mouth.  Have them on hand just in case the hook gets stuck. You can catch a walleye in a boat using the method known as trolling. On your boat, cast your trolling rods off the back of your boat and let the line sink. Then, using a trolling motor, drive slowly around...


Workshop your book. Edit your book. Ask a trusted friend to give your book a read. Hire a professional editor to look over your book. Create the cover art.

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You can do this while your still writing or after you’ve had an editor look at your book. But you should go to workshops. These groups will read your material and give you notes, ideas, and can even drum up some interest in your book.   You can participate in online workshops or read aloud workshops. The goal is to get your work out there to others in the industry. Getting your work seen and critiqued by other writers can be nerve-wracking. But these people will help you frame your story and make valuable revisions. You can make a pass or two on your own before sending your book to an editor. But you will need an editor. Many people will be tempted to forgo paying a professional editor to save money, or because the author thinks that the book is perfect.  Not getting an editor to read over your book can make the difference between people loving it and no one downloading it. You should edit your book yourself first, then send it to an editor for a second, professional pair of eyes. Edit as much as you need to yourself, but don’t edit if you don’t know what to edit. If you don’t know how to fix a problem area, you’ll chop up your story and have a hard time putting the pieces back in the right spot. Over-editing is possible and dangerous. A big reason an editor is so valuable is because you’re too close to your book. You’ve spent a lot of time writing and editing. A second pair of eyes will help you find things you’ve overlooked. Get someone you trust to give you notes and feedback. Before you go to an editor who doesn’t know you or your work, consider getting someone who does to read your book. Take the notes you’re given. You probably won’t like all the notes someone gives you. So read the notes, decompress, and after some time go back and incorporate the ones which are helpful. Don't use the ones which aren’t. Editing is not the same as writing. You will need someone who knows how to structure a book, find the issues, and sell your book.   A professional editor is better than spellcheck. The last thing you...


Wrap a belt or a sash high on the thinnest part of your waist. Draw attention upward with a beautiful scarf. Frame your face with big and sparkly jewelry. Wrap yourself in a fitted cardigan or tailored jacket. Match your stockings and your shoes to the color of your dress.

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While you do not want to draw attention to your belly, most women carry that extra belly fat low. If you wear a complementary belt or sash up at the narrowest part of your waistline, it will highlight your slimmest area. If you have a larger frame, opt for a wider belt, and if you are more petite, a thin belt is best. Add a scarf in a complementary pattern or color and wrap it so it sits high on your chest and shoulders. This way, attention will be drawn upward to your scarf and your face and away from your midsection. If you have a patterned dress, use a solid scarf and if you have a solid dress, opt for a patterned scarf. If you want to divert attention away from your midsection go bold with a big necklace and flashy earrings. You’ll want to choose a necklace that sits high around your collarbone to keep attention drawn upward. Avoid long-length and dangly pendants that will bounce off your belly as you walk. Choose a jacket in complementary color that falls only about hip-length and is tailored the waist. It sounds counterintuitive, but a tailored jacket actually draws the eye inward at the smallest part of your waist and makes you look thinner overall. Avoid a bold-print jacket because it can draw the eye away from the jacket and toward your midsection. Solid colors are best for the slimming effect. The continuous color from head to toe will create the appearance of long and lean figure and make you look thinner. If the weather permits, go with thick tights instead of pantyhose because the thicker material will make you look even taller and thinner.


Wrap a black or dark green belt with a shiny buckle around your waist. Adorn your neck with a green tie. Carry around a pot o' gold.

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Make sure that the belt buckle is gold. If it is not already gold, use a bit of acrylic paint to paint the buckle gold. If you go with a dark green belt, make sure that the green is darker than the green of your trousers. Find a green necktie or green bow-tie that matches your pants or jacket. Tie this around your neck for a classy leprechaun look. You could use a solid green tie, or you could liven things up with a green checkered pattern. A pattern works especially well if you are wearing a solid green shirt or jacket and solid green bottoms. For the gold, you can use gold-wrapped candy coins or plastic gold tokens. Carry the fake gold in a black plastic kettle, black bowl, or satchel style pouch. You could also make fake nuggets of gold by spray painting small, smooth stones with gold spray paint.


Wrap a measuring tape around the fullest portion of your breasts. Record your measurement in inches. Calculate your bra cup size. Measure your breasts every two to three weeks during pregnancy.

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Take the measuring tape and wrap it firmly around your body at the biggest portion of your breasts, which is usually around the nipple area. Hold both ends of the measuring tape at the side of your breasts with one hand. Use your other hand to push the measuring tape in between your breasts for a more accurate measurement. Keep your arms as close as possible to your body while taking the measurement. To get the correct cup size, you will need to round the measurement up to the next whole number. For example, if the number you record is 27.5 inches (69.5 cm), your cup size is going to be 28 inches (71 cm). If you can’t see the measurement, have someone check it for you so that you don’t have to move. Take the measurement you recorded for the band size and subtract it from the measurement you have for the cup size. Record the result. The result is your bra cup size. There is a 1 inch (2.5 cm) difference between all cup sizes with the exception of the A cup and AA cup, where there is a 1/2 inch (1.3 cm) difference. Bra Sizes: 0 to 1/2 inch (1.3 cm) difference is an AA cup; 1/2 inch (1.3 cm) to 1 inch (2.5 cm) is an A cup; 2 inches (5.1 cm) is a B cup; 3 inches (7.6 cm) is a C cup; 4 inches (10.2 cm) is a D cup; 5 inches (12.7 cm) is a DD or E cup; 6 inches (15.2 cm) is a DDD or F cup; 7 inches (17.8 cm) is a G cup; 8 inches (20.3 cm) is an H cup; 9 inches (22.9 cm) is an I cup; 10 inches (25.4 cm) is a J cup. Do this to ensure you are wearing the proper size bra. During pregnancy your breasts grow quite rapidly and you may need to change your bra size multiple times.


Wrap a measuring tape or string around the thickest part of your erect penis. Hold the tape or string where the end meets the loose portion. Check the measurement.

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This is the circumference of your penis. The thickness of your penis is what most influences your condom size, though the length of your penis can also affect the size you need. The girth is more important than the length because the condom will not adjust much to allow for a thicker or slimmer penis. However, the length can be flexible. A condom that is too long can be rolled down at the base, while a condom that doesn't reach the base of the penis still offers adequate protection if it correctly fits your girth. There shouldn't be any slack in the tape or string, but you also don't want it to be tight against your skin. Place your finger or make a mark at the point where the end of the tape or string meets the remaining portion. You may be tempted to add a little slack to increase your measurement, but remember that this opens you up to risk because your condom won't fit well. No one but you has to know your number, so be accurate. If you used a measuring tape, you could just check the number on the tape itself. If you used a string, lay the portion that you wrapped around your penis on a ruler to get the measurement. Write this number down or note it somewhere, such as in your phone. This is your girth measurement.


Wrap a phone in rubber bands. Grow a garden in a keyboard. Make mayo donuts. "Freeze" their computers.

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This prank is a good one for the office. Simply use rubber bands large enough to wrap around the person's office phone, then completely wrap the phone in rubber bands. When they go to use the phone, they'll have to unwrap it first. Remember that you're taking a chance anytime you pull a prank at the office. You're cutting down on productivity, and your boss may not be okay with that. Make sure you are willing to accept the consequences before you pull an office prank. One way to prank coworkers is to grow gardens in keyboards and switch them out for the working keyboards. When your coworkers come in, you'll definitely get a laugh.  Start with an old, broken keyboard. Add water, soil, and chia or grass seeds. Enclose it in a clear plastic bag (loosely) to create a greenhouse, and set it in a sunny spot. Check on the soil every day to make sure it stays moist. Let it grow for about a week. Set the garden keyboard on the desk, and hide the person's regular keyboard. It is NOT a good idea to do this prank on a working office keyboard. That is destruction of company property, and you could easily be fired for that. Even if you're not using company property, consider your office atmosphere and the temperament of your boss before pulling this prank. Buy a box of glazed donuts. On top of them, spread or pipe mayonnaise to look like frosting. Your unsuspecting coworkers will get a mouthful of mayonnaise when they're expecting sweet frosting. This prank could backfire if someone has a food allergy or is vegan or vegetarian. Just be sure you take that into consideration before attempting it. One way to prank coworkers is to take a screenshot of their computer screens. Then, you replace their background with that screenshot. Once you hide the icons, it will look like their regular screen, but they won't be able to click on anything.  Start by hitting "Print Screen" on their keyboard. Paste it into a program like Paint. Save it as an image. Next, replace the background image with your image. You can usually do this step...


Wrap a piece of tape .5 inches (1.27 cm) from the tip of the drill bit. Wear the proper safety gear. Drill into the concrete. Clean the dust out of the hole.

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Use a tape measure or ruler to measure from the tip of the drill bit. Wrap a piece of tape around the bit at this measurement. This will help you know how deep you are drilling. Hammer drills are loud and drilling into concrete will send concrete dust and debris into the air. To stay safe, wear a pair of protective glasses and insert earplugs. If you're drilling multiple holes, you should also get a face mask or respirator for the dust. You may also want to get a pair of cushioned gloves to protect your hands from the vibration of the hammer drill. Put your drill into hammer mode by flipping the switch on the side of the tool. Hold the hammer drill perpendicular to the concrete and press the bit against the concrete. Once it's in the correct position, pull the trigger while applying pressure on the back of the drill. Pulse your finger on the trigger at 5-second intervals until you've drilled up to the tape that you wrapped around the bit. Read the instructions if you can't figure out how to put your hammer drill into hammer mode. Use a compressed air can or a vacuum cleaner to work out debris and dust in the hole. Fasteners will grip better to clean holes, and there will be a lot of concrete dust after you've drilled the hole.  You can also move a wire brush in and out of the hole to remove any leftover debris. Use a shop-vac when lifting concrete dust, not a household vacuum cleaner.


Wrap a tape measure around the fullest part of your bust. Take your underbust measurement by wrapping the tape around the base of your bra. Calculate your bra size by subtracting the underbust from the bust measurement. Extend the measuring tape along your bent arm to find your sleeve length. Measure your upper arm circumference for your bicep measurement. Check the distance between your shoulders at the back for your shoulder width. Measure the distance between your armpits for the low chest or low shoulder length. Take your shoulder-to-waist measurements for a bodice. Measure your dress length from your shoulder to your desired hemline.

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Start by holding the end of the tape measure at the center front of your body, in line with the fullest part of your bust. Pass the tape under your arm and wrap it around your back. Bring it back to meet the end in the front.  The fullest part of the bust is often in line with the nipples.  Keep the tape level and parallel to the floor. Pinch the tape measure at the meeting point and record this number as your bust measurement on your reference sheet. For the underbust measurement, align the tape measure with the part of your chest that sits directly under your breasts, where the bottom of your bra sits. Use the same technique of placing the tape measure at the center front, wrapping it around your back, under your arms, and pinching the tape where it meets the end in the front.  This is sometimes referred to as your band size when you’re getting sized for a bra. Once you’ve taken your bust and underbust measurements, you’ll use the underbust number as your bra band measurement (e.g., 32, 34, 36, and so forth). To figure out your cup measurement, round up your bust measurement to the nearest whole number, in inches. Then subtract the underbust number from your rounded-up bust number. Use the difference to gauge your cup size.  A difference of 0 indicates an AA cup, 1 indicates an A cup, 2 indicates a B cup, 3 indicates a C cup, 4 indicates a D cup, 5 indicates a DD cup, 6 indicates a DDD or F cup, and 7 indicates a G cup.  For instance, if you have a 36 in (91 cm) bust, and a 34 in (86 cm) underbust, that leaves you with a difference of 2. Therefore your bra size is 34B. Add one cup size for each additional inch of difference. Ask a friend to assist you with this one. Stand with your elbow bent at a 90-degree angle with your hand resting on your hip. Instruct your friend to hold the end of the tape measure at the center of the base of your neck at the back. Have them extend the tape measure to your outer shoulder, down over your elbow, and down to your wrist. They can stop at your wrist bone. Record this...


Wrap cords. Mount wire channels along the wall to provide a protected path for cords. Run cords through metallic braided sleeving. Use a homemade solution.

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This is the easiest and least expensive approach. Use corrugated wire loom tubing or plastic spiral wrap, which are available from many office supply and other stores. Some tubing and wrap may not be strong enough to protect cords from persistent pets. PVC piping is a sturdier option, but is also less flexible. These metal or plastic conduits are commonly used to add electrical outlets to the outer surface of solid walls, so many styles are available.  Flat wire channels are also available for running cords across bare floors. Hide wire channels inside baseboards and crown molding. Products are available with channels pre-installed, or if you're handy you can hollow out the channels yourself. If you have small pets with tiny, sharp teeth, this sleeving, which is available in a variety of materials and colors, can protect your cords.  These sleeves are often used to prevent electrical cables from causing interference with other electronic devices, so you're more likely to find it at stores that sell electrical and electronic supplies. For example, a garden hose can provide flexibility for snaking wires around furniture while still providing protection for your pets. Also consider making a custom charging station using a cardboard box and a few simple tools.  Decorate your cables with beads. Plastic crafting beads can provide colorful and stylish protection.


Wrap fabric tape close to your ears to make the tubes more comfortable. Adjust the tubes so they rest higher on your cheeks to ease irritation. Use a saline spray if your nostrils become dry.

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Friction from the tubes can cause irritation against your skin, especially if you have to wear your nasal cannula for long periods of time. Wrap the fabric medical tape near your ears can help minimize friction and keep the tubes in place.  Double-wrap the fabric tape where the tube rests against your face to help reduce friction even further. You can purchase fabric first aid tape at any drug store. If your tubes cause frequent irritation, try using a softer, thinner tubing. Wearing the tubes higher on your cheekbones will decrease the friction against your skin as you move. To do this, keep the tubes tightened so the slack doesn’t drag them down.  Move the slider higher up the tubes to help keep the slack out of the line. As with the ears, you can use a small piece of medical tape in this situation to help minimize the friction against your skin. The constant flow of air may sometimes dry out your nasal passages. If this happens, use a simple saline spray to add moisture back.   You can use these products as needed. If you're having a lot of problems with dryness, you can set up a humidifier to add moisture into the air around you. In some cases, you can even attach a humidifier directly to your oxygen.


Wrap filling in the rice paper. Store the rice paper. Reuse hardened rice paper.

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To make a spring roll, place your choice of fillings, including raw vegetables, tofu, pork, and chicken, on the bottom third of the paper. Place the bottom of the rice paper over the filling, then continue to wrap the roll upwards as you keep the filling tight inside the paper. Fried spring rolls can be made by dropping the rolls into boiling oil until golden brown. Place the rice paper in an airtight container in the refrigerator. Once they are made and exposed to the air, they will absorb moisture. Store paper that will be used soon, such as premade spring rolls, by wrapping them in a damp towel and then plastic wrap before refrigeration to keep them soft. When fresh rice paper has been sealed properly and refrigerated, it can last a few days. Refrigeration will cause the paper to harden, so before using leftover rice paper, dip it in lukewarm water and let it set on a plate. Paper that doesn’t soften to your liking can be thrown out or chopped up into noodles.


Wrap gifts. Use newspaper as origami paper. Create papier-mâché. Scrapbook or create a collage.

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Newspapers can make a cute and thrifty gift wrapping if in a pinch. Scour your newspaper for articles with intriguing images or words. The Arts and Travel sections make for especially creative sections.  Use the Sunday funnies (or daily comic papers) as gift wrap for a child's present. If you dislike the newsprint style, paint on top of it with acrylics to create a classier look. Just make sure you put the gift in a box before wrapping to avoid paint staining the gift. Take old newspaper sections and cut them into squares for origami paper. Newsprint is good at holding folds, and you can create advanced origami while using it. Using newsprint in your origami provides an artsy, modern style.  Origami is a fun and relaxing way to create art. If you have never folded origami before, now may be the time to learn! Begin with simple folds such as an origami swan, then progress to more complex projects.  If you live near a stream, create an origami boat and float them for afternoon fun. If with a friend, you can also have origami boat races. Use newspaper to create papier-mâché projects. Papier-mâché provides endless possibilities for crafts, from masks to piñatas Tear old newspaper strips into long strips, then create either a glue or flour paste mixture.] Dip strips of newspaper into the paste, then lay them over the object you wish to papier-mâché. Repeat until your object is covered in the wet newspaper strips, then place it on a table to dry. If you scrapbook, use old newspapers as decoration. Save images or word clippings with personal meaning and add them to your family photos. If you're not a scrapbooker, you can also use the clippings to make a collage. Newspaper ink can rub off on photos, so use a protective plastic layer when placing them in your scrapbooks.


Wrap it around your neck in a loop. Tie a basic hanging loop. Use a hacking knot. Let a long scarf hang loosely. Play around with different scarf tying ideas.

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Loosely drape the scarf around your neck and wrap the ends around multiple times. When done, the ends should appear very short or should not appear at all.  Drape the center of the scarf around the front of your neck, letting the ends fall behind your shoulders. Bring each end over the opposite shoulder. The end first draped over your right shoulder should be brought back to the front over the left, and vice versa. Adjust the loop to your desired looseness. Wrap each end around the inside of this loop multiple times until the ends are either dramatically shortened or completely hidden. Loop the scarf loosely around your neck once. Both ends should hang down along the front of your torso.  Drape the center of the scarf around the front of your neck. Allow the ends to fall behind your shoulders. Bring both ends to the front of your body again by pulling them over the opposite shoulder. Adjust the loop to your desired looseness. Cross the ends over and tie them into a loose overhand knot. Position this knot so that it lands out at or just below the bottom of the loop. With a hacking knot (also called a European loop), the scarf ends will drape down the front of your torso, but the loop around your neck will be slightly more snug.  Fold the scarf in half. Drape the folded scarf around the back of your neck, bringing the fold and the ends to the front of your body. Slip both ends into the loop created by the fold. Pull the ends further through the fold to shorten the loop around your neck, adjusting to your desired snugness. If you have a long scarf with a fashionable print, you don't have to tie it at all. Instead, loosely drape it over your shoulders so that both ends can be seen from the front.  For warmer, casual materials, like cotton or wool, keep both ends fairly symmetrical. For lighter, dressier materials, like cashmere, consider letting one end drape down below the knee while keeping the other end just below your waist. You can also change the appearance slightly by holding the scarf down at your waist...


Wrap lights around tree trunks or large plants to illuminate your garden. Hang a strand of lights between 2 trees to create an arch. Wrap fairy lights around a pergola or garden arch for a magical touch. Combine ornamental and standard fairy lights to create wall art.

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Fairy lights aren't just for Christmas trees; you can use them to light up your outdoor plants as well. Choose lights with a gold wire, and wrap them around a tree trunk. You can also use lights with green wires on plants and shrubs. Wrap small, delicate lights around indoor plants and small trees, such as a ficus. Use a hammer and nails to secure 1 end of your lights to 1 tree, and the other end to another tree. Hang the lights tall enough so that you can walk under them. You can use standard-sized fairy lights, or you can use ornamental garden lights instead. This works best with trees that are close together. If you have to connect 2 or more strands together, the trees are too far apart. Choose fairy lights with a wire color that closely matches the tone of your arch. Wrap the lights around the top of a pergola or arch. Secure the lights at both ends with nails.  Use lights with silver or white wires for white pergolas and arches. Use lights with gold wires for brown (unpainted wood) pergolas and arches. If your arch is curved, rather than square, you can wrap the lights around the sides as well. Buy 2 strands of standard fairy lights and 2 strands of ornamental fairy lights. Hang the lights on your exterior wall in rows, alternating between fairy lights and ornamental fairy lights. You can pull the lights taut to create straight lines, or give them some slack to create swooping drapes.   Examples of ornamental lights include orbs, bells, lanterns, pinecones, and other interesting shapes. Standard fairy lights are the incandescent ones that look like Christmas lights.


Wrap or strap your thumb. Secure your thumb. Cover your knuckles. Velcro to finish.

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After you finish the last X along the back of your hand, pull the loose end under the bottom of your hand, below your thumb. Now wrap it over and under your thumb, covering the joint in the middle of your thumb. Only do so once. After that, flip your hand so that the palm faces up. Once you have flipped your hand over, draw the wrap along the back of your hand to where it meets your wrist on the pinky-side. Now pull it up and over the bottom of your palm to the base of your thumb. With your thumb spread wide, pull the wrap behind your thumb and then straight across your palm to its pinky-side. Pull the wrap around the backs of your knuckles. Then draw it over the base of your fingers along your palm. Repeat this twice, for a total of three wraps around your knuckles. Once you have wrapped your knuckles, draw what is left of your wrap down to your wrist. If you have excess material left, either wrap it around your knuckles as before, create more X’s across the back of your hand, or both. Once done, use the velcro to secure your wrap along your wrist. Clench your hand into a fist to make sure the wrap tightens when you do so. Be sure that any excess wrapping along your knuckles doesn’t prevent your glove from fitting. If your glove doesn’t fit with all that extra padding, use a shorter wrap.


Wrap satin ribbon around the top edge for a simple look. Use a chiffon flower trim instead if you want a girly look. Upgrade a ribbon or flower trim with glittery silhouettes, if desired. Wrap a floral garland around the tabletop if you want a forest look. Create a fancier look with a scalloped fabric tablecloth. Use beaded garlands instead of fabric as an alternative.

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Choose a ribbon color that goes well with your table. Measure the circumference of your table, then cut the ribbon accordingly. Wrap the ribbon around the tabletop so that it covers the knots. Use a drop of hot glue or fabric glue every 6 to 12 inches (15 to 30 cm) to secure the ribbon to the tutu.  Make sure that the ends of the ribbon are in the back of the table. Match the color to the tutu or the tablecloth. You can also use a darker shade than the tutu (i.e.: dark pink ribbon for a light pink tutu). Choose a ribbon that is wide enough to cover the knots. Something that is at least 1 inch (2.5 cm) will work fine, but you can go wider. Measure the circumference of your table, then cut some chiffon flower trim to that length. Glue the trim around the edge of the table to hide the knots from the tulle. You can use fabric glue or hot glue for this.  For a non-permanent option, use pins instead. The bulk of the flowers should help hide the pins. Choose a trim that is wide enough to cover the knots. It can be the same color as the tulle and/or tablecloth, or a coordinating color. You can find this trim at a fabric store's trim and ribbon section. Some craft stores may sell ribbon that looks similar. Wrap your ribbon or chiffon flower trim around the table first. Next, use a stencil to trace shapes onto the back of glittery scrapbooking paper. Cut the shapes out, then secure them to the trim with hot glue or fabric glue.  Use shapes and colors that match your theme. For example, use princess crowns for a princess party, or hearts for a wedding. The shapes should be around 6 to 8 inches (15 to 20 cm) tall. Don't get carried away. You only need 1 shape at each corner, and 1 shape in the middle. Measure the circumference of your table, then buy a floral garland that’s close to that length. Cut the garland shorter, if needed, then wrap it around the tabletop. Use T-shaped floral pins to secure it to the tutu, making sure that you go through the tulle, elastic, and tablecloth. Again, if the table is against a wall,...


Wrap something around your waist. Dry yourself off as best you can. Change clothes if you can.

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One way to cope with peeing while laughing in public is simply to cover up the evidence. There's a good chance no one will notice, and you'll end up avoiding some humiliation. This might be easier than you think. If you have a sweater, or another longer clothing item, try wrapping it around your waist to hide the urine stain.  If you have a jacket or a sweater with you, either one would work. Simply tie it around your waist. This will work better with a sweater, because many people tie sweaters around their waists anyways. If you don’t have a sweater or jacket handy, you could always buy one if you’re near or in a store. Going to this extent would make the most sense if you’re about to meet someone where you need to make an impression or seem professional. You could always ask a friend whether you could borrow a sweater or jacket if you don’t have one along. In fairness, you should be clear about why you need it if you’re borrowing someone else’s garments. You should make sure that the pee dries, at least somewhat to avoid drawing attention to yourself. You want to get rid of stains and smells. Dampness can also cause skin irritation, so it's vital you clean yourself up after an accident in public.  Get to a bathroom as soon as you can. You may have to slip into a coffee shop or a grocery store to make use of the public restroom. Ideally, you would wipe off your skin with a cotton cloth. From there, you would use moisturizing wipes to wipe off your skin. It's a good idea to put a moisturizing cream on the parts of your skin that got wet, as this can provide a barrier that prevents irritation. If you're in a grocery store, or near one, you may be able to quickly purchase these products before slipping into the restroom. However, for the most part, it is unlikely you would be able to wipe up properly. Improvise as best you can. Use toilet paper or paper towels to dry your skin. If you have lotion in your bag, use that for now to provide a barrier. Scented lotion may help cover some of the smell. The most...


Wrap the bottle in bubble wrap. Tape around the bubble wrap. Find the right box. Add a layer of packing material beneath the perfume. Fill in the remaining space with packing material. Tape the box shut and shake it. Attach appropriate labeling. Write “FRAGILE” on the box right before it ships.

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To prepare your perfume for shipping, wrap the bottle with 4 to 6 layers of bubble wrap. If you’re shipping multiple bottles of perfume, be sure to wrap each bottle individually. Using a sturdy tape, wrap the tape several times around the bubble wrap layers to secure it to the perfume bottle. You want to choose a box that offers 4 inches (10 centimeters) of space around each side of the wrapped perfume. In the bottom of the box, add an even layer of packing material, such as popcorn, shredded newspaper, or styrofoam chunks. Then, place the wrapped perfume in the box on top of the packing layer. Use more packing material to fill up the box. Make sure there is an even layer of material on each side and on top of the perfume. If you’re packing more than one perfume bottle, place plenty of packing material in between each item. The box should feel sturdy when you shake it. If you hear any thudding or movement inside, you need to fill the box with more packing material. The recipient’s address should be written in large letters on the middle of the box with black ink. The sender’s address should be placed in smaller letters in the top left corner. Consult your carrier for placement of other labels, like customs forms or hazardous material warnings. Put clear plastic tape over the addresses to protect against water damage. Once you’ve taken your package to your preferred carrier and all the appropriate postage and labeling is attached, use any extra space to write “FRAGILE” in big, bold letters. Use red ink to catch people’s attention.


Wrap the brie tightly in plastic wrap. Place the brie in the freezer for at least 30 minutes. Take the brie out of the freezer and remove the plastic wrap. Slice off the top and bottom. Slice off the sides. Discard the rind and serve the cheese.

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This will protect it from freezer burn and keep the texture and flavor fresh. Use several pieces of plastic wrap and make sure the entire rind is covered. During this time the brie will harden, which will make it easier to remove the rind. 30 minutes is the minimum amount of time necessary to give the brie the chance to firm up. If you have more time, it's fine to freeze the brie for a few hours or even overnight. If the brie still feels soft, put it back in the freezer for another half hour. This method only works if the brie is completely firm. If it feels stiff to the touch, place the brie on a cutting board. Stand the brie on its side and use a serrated knife to slice both circular ends off of the brie. Once you've made the cut, use your fingers to pry off the rind. If the brie is sufficiently firm, the top and bottom should be easy to cut off. If it's difficult to slice through the brie or remove the rind from the cheese, wrap the brie in plastic and place it in the freezer for an additional 30 minutes, then try again. Lay the brie flat against the cutting board. Use the serrated knife to cut along the edge of the brie to slice off the sides. As you cut, start pulling the sides of the rind away from the brie, bit by bit. Continue until you've completely removed the rind from the brie.  In order to keep the brie from sticking to the cutting board, you might want to lay a piece of waxed paper or parchment paper on the board before setting down the wheel of cheese. If the cheese seems to be sticking to the rind, wrap the wheel in plastic wrap and place it in the freezer to harden before trying again. Allow the cold cheese to come to room temperature before serving.


Wrap the dry ice in newspaper. Put the dry ice in the bottom of the cooler to keep food and drinks cold. Pack the gaps with newspaper. Cover the dry ice with a piece of cardboard, if desired. Put the dry ice on top to quickly freeze food, if you prefer. Dispose of the dry ice.

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To make the dry ice last longer, wrap the blocks of dry ice in newspaper. The newspaper will insulate it and slow down the evaporation time. Newspaper can also prevent you from accidentally touching the dry ice with bare hands. If you bought small chunks of ice, you may not be able to wrap them in newspaper. Instead, surround the chunks with newspaper to slow evaporation. If you want to be able to access the food and drinks frequently or easily, place the wrapped dry ice on the bottom of the cooler. Then you can arrange the food or drinks on top of the ice. When you need to get the food or drinks, simply open the cooler and remove the items. If you're storing food, remember that the food or drinks will freeze if they're touching the dry ice. Place newspaper or cardboard between the dry ice and the items. To help the dry ice last longer, take a few sheets of newspaper and wad them into loose balls. Place the newspaper between the chunks of dry ice or wherever there are any gaps. The space between the dry ice will make it evaporate faster. If you want to prevent your items from freezing or to prevent people from accidentally touching the dry ice, lay a piece of cardboard directly over the dry ice in the bottom of the freezer. Cut a hole about 1 inch (2.5 cm) wide in the cardboard so the gas has a way to escape as the dry ice evaporates. The cardboard acts as a buffer to stop people from touching the dry ice and can prevent food from freezing, so you can skip this if you're mainly using the cooler for food storage. If you would rather use the cooler like a portable freezer, place the items you want to freeze in the bottom of the cooler instead of on top. For example, place meat from a hunting trip in storage bags at the bottom of the cooler. Set the dry ice directly on the food so it freezes quickly. Avoid putting the dry ice on top if you plan on getting in and out of the cooler often since it can be difficult to move the dry ice out of the way. Dry ice will evaporate on its own over several hours or days...


Wrap the ginger in plastic wrap and seal it in a zipper storage bag. Freeze minced ginger. Freeze chopped ginger. Cut the peeled ginger in medallions.

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Carefully take a sheet of plastic wrap and wrap it around the unpeeled ginger once or twice until it's completely covered by the plastic wrap. Then, place the ginger in a zipper storage bag, taking care to push out any extra air. Place the zipper bag in the freezer and enjoy the ginger for the next few months. Grating whole, frozen ginger root with a cheese grater is very easy, by the way . First, peel the ginger and mince it finely. Then, spread or scoop the ginger on a tray that is lined with parchment, using portions that are teaspoon or tablespoon sized. Place the tray in the freezer until the ginger is completely frozen and then transfer it to an airtight container like Tupperware or a jar with a tight lid. Place it in the freezer and enjoy this minced ginger for up to six months. Chop up ginger into the size you'd like it to be for your future meals, whether it's into thumb-sized pieces or matchstick-sized pieces. You can mix and match, cutting up the ginger into any size you like while keeping on the skin. Then, store the ginger in an airtight container and place it in the fridge. If you know you'll cook the ginger in medallions, you can peel it, cut it up into a medallion shape, and then place it a glass bowl or another freezer-friendly open container. Place it in the freezer until the ginger is completely frozen, turning over the ginger after an hour to speed up the process if you like. Then, place the ginger in an airtight container and seal it. Place it in the freezer and enjoy this frozen ginger for at least three months.


Wrap the inside ribbon. Wrap the outer ribbon. Make a knot. Tuck the ribbons.

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Bring the ribbon on the inside of the pointe shoe across the top of your foot. Wrap the ribbon across the top of your foot so the ribbon lies just on top of your protruding outer ankle bone. Bring the ribbon across the back of your ankle (over your Achilles tendon), and back to the side of your inner ankle.  Make sure you pull tight enough on the ribbon so there aren’t any folds or gaps when the ribbon crosses your foot.  The inside ribbon is going to be wrap around your ankle more than the outside ribbon. This will give your ankles added stability. While holding the inside ribbon in place on the inside of your ankle, use your other hand to cross the outside ribbon over the top of your foot to the opposite inner side of your ankle. Bring the outside ribbon over the inside ribbon you are holding in place, and wrap it around the back of your ankle (across your Achilles tendon). Then bring it back to the front of your foot (staying above your outer ankle bone), and bring it straight across the front of your ankle. You should bring it all the way over the front of your ankle, to meet with the inner ribbon you have been holding in place on the inside of your ankle. Again, make sure that you are wrapping the ribbon tight enough that there are no gaps or folds in the ribbon, and then ribbon is taut against your skin. With both ribbons at your inner ankle, bring the outer ribbon under the inner ribbon that you had been holding in place, loop the outer ribbon over the inner ribbon, and feed the outer ribbon down through the hole between the crossed ribbons and your ankle. Pull both ribbons taut. Then repeat that same looping and pulling motion with the outer ribbon to make a tight knot. The knot should fall on the side of the ankle, in the divot between the inner ankle bone and the back of the ankle on top of the Achilles tendon. This is the perfect spot for the knot to be placed so the pointe shoe ribbons can still keep a relatively flat profile on the ankle. Once the knot is made, turn the remaining ribbon strands...


Wrap the remainder of your rope onto your shuttles. Work your large spacer into warp, passing it over every other group of five strings. Turn the seat upside-down and repeat the step above with your other spacer, lifting the other sets of five strings. Starting with the rope on the larger shuttle, tie the rope down to a seat pole with another clove hitch. Using the shuttle to slide under the lifted strings, wrap the rope around the width of the chair five times. Wrap up the seat poles after five rounds to create spacers. Follow the same pattern as above -- five wraps, one spacer -- by sliding the shuttle underneath the lifted strings. Use the crochet hook to manually weave the final few strands, as the weave is likely too tight for the shuttles. Use scissors to clean up any loose threads, strands, and tails.

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Shuttles are simply thin yarn holders that you can slide into your weave, making it much easier to get a tight weave than forcing your hands through the warp. Wrap up a small and a large shuttle, at minimum. Pick up the first five strings, and slide the spacer under it. Then slide the spacer on top of the next five strings, alternating so that you have a ladder-like pattern. This time, your job will be easy as every other set is already being held up by the other spacer. To get a little extra width, turn the spacers so that their widest side points upwards. You'll be starting perpendicular to your first set of weaves, but it doesn't matter which side you start on. You're doing the same thing as before, just keeping the string between your first set of weaves. This will help create the checkerboard pattern you're looking for. Again, this is identical to the work from before -- you create another spacer on each side of the chair every five times you wrap around the width. You should already see how the weave is forming small squares. As you work, you'll likely need to switch to smaller and smaller shuttles in order to fit under the weave, and you may have to switch to using just the thinner, 1/2" spacer or yardstick instead of both at once. If you run out or rope, don't worry about tying another knot. Simply This takes time, but the precision is necessary for the final bits of the weave. Simply pull the rope through, using the crochet hook to get into the center and pull the rope up and down every five strings. Once you've finished the weave, it should hold strongly on its own. Your woven chair is done!


Wrap the ribbons around your ankle. Tie the ribbons. Trim the ribbons.

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Put on your pointe shoe and position your foot flat on the ground. Start by wrapping the ribbon positioned on the inside of your foot over the top of your foot and around the back of your ankle. Repeat the process in the reverse direction with the outside ribbon.  Make sure the ribbons are positioned right above the ankle bone. Tie the ends of the ribbons into a small knot on the inside of your ankle. Your ribbons should be tight enough that they hold your shoe in place, but not so tight that they cause discomfort.  Avoid tying the ribbons over your Achilles tendon on the back of your ankle, as this can be uncomfortable. If this is the first time you are tying your ribbons, you’ll need to trim them. Trim the ribbon ends about two inches from the knot. Run a flame over the ends so they won’t fray, and then tuck them under so they can’t be seen.  If the ends make an unsightly bulge, trim them a little more.


Wrap the rope around your torso and your non-dominant arm. Tie the rope. Consider binding yourself in several places.

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Make sure that it's just a little loose—the rope shouldn't hurt you, but it should be tight enough that it won't slip off. You must wrap the rope with both ends going around you instead of one. When you are holding less than a foot of loose rope in each hand, pull the rope tight. Hold it tight until you are able to tie it. Tie the ends of the rope together using a square knot, a double-tied bow, or any other simple, sturdy knot. Squeeze your free arm into the wrapped rope, as deep as it will go, until you appear stuck.  Try wrapping the rope around the area with one hand, then using the other to grab the rope and help out. Tie the ends of the rope with a tight double-knot bow. Consider puffing your chest or stomach out as you pull the rope tight and tie it. This way, all you need to do to loosen the rope is empty your lungs of air and make your torso more compact. You can also flex your arm muscles to make the wrap slightly larger than your natural form. To escape this trap, squeeze the arm that you used to tie the knot. This should loosen the rope so that you can slip out of the wrap. Use a separate rope for each knot. Try knotting your feet together (with a 2-3 feet of long rope) using the same technique that you'd use for your hands. Consider binding your legs together in the same way, but bear in mind that the rope is likely to slip down your legs. Finally, tie your wrists together, making sure to tie a knot or cinch between them so that the rope doesn't slip off.


Wrap the thread tightly up and down the jig. Whiplash the thread around the hitch a few times. Pull on the working end of the thread, then cut it. Brush a waterproof sealer onto the wrapped thread and let it dry.

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Hold the fur tightly against the jig. Wrap the thread tightly around the fur and jig until you reach past the cut ends of the fur. Next, wrap the thread towards the hook end of the jig. Repeat this step 2 to 3 more times, or until you can't see the fur sticking out through the thread. Make a V-shape with your middle and index fingers. Wrap the thread around them once to make a loop. Slide the loop onto the jig and twist your fingers to create a second loop. This completes the first whiplash. Do this 5 more times. Slowly slide your fingers out of the loop. As you are doing so, pull on the working end of the thread to tighten the knot. Once the knot is secure, cut the thread as close as possible to the wrapped thread. You can use any waterproof sealer or glue you want, but a clear nail polish will work just fine. Use enough sealer to soak through the fibers. If you need to, apply a second coat of sealer once the first coat dries.


Wrap the tips of the long hairs around the comb 2-3 times. Yank firmly downward to pull out the hairs at the roots. Repeat the process over and again while taking regular breaks. Keep the horse calm and use numbing agents if needed.

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Use your right hand to slide the teeth of the pulling comb into the tuft of longer mane hairs, just above the fingers of your left hand. Twirl the comb around several times to wrap up the longer hairs against its shaft. Let go of the hair with your left hand as you start to twirl the comb. Once the longer hairs are wrapped around the comb shaft, pinch them against the shaft with the thumb and forefinger of your right hand. Then, use a quick, firm motion to pull downward and remove the hairs, roots and all.  Make sure you pull firmly enough to yank out the hairs by the roots. Most horses prefer a downward pull, but some like pulls that are done upward or outward. Use trial-and-error to see which is most tolerable for your horse. Remove the pulled hairs from the comb and discard them in the trash or on the ground. To pull the entire mane, just keep grabbing small tufts of hair, isolating the longest hairs, and yanking them out with the aid of the pulling comb. Instead of focusing on one section of the mane at a time, you may want to move around along the mane—this way, you won’t cause irritation by yanking out hairs in the same small area repeatedly.  After every few pulls, pick up the mane/tail brush and brush out the mane in the areas you've been working on to check how everything looks. Give the mane a good brushing when you're finished as well. It’s usually best to do the entire mane over several sessions, perhaps even over several days. Let the horse be your guide—if they don’t mind the process, keep working. If, however, they are getting agitated, take a break and try again later. Talk to the horse in a soothing voice throughout the process, and praise it for doing a good job. It might also help to distract the horse with a “hay net” (a hanging bag filled with hay).  If the horse keeps pulling away or resisting despite your calming efforts, try applying some spray or gel numbing agent (with lidocaine) to the mane, according to the product instructions.  In the worst-case scenario, your options may be...


Wrap the yarn around the fingers of your left hand twice. End the round and connect it to the next round, by putting a Slip stitch into the first stitch of the round.

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Instead of creating a single loop, as you would with a standard magic ring, you will need to create two loops. The tail should be in the back on the right side, while the working yarn should be in the front towards your palm.  Note that this is very similar to the standard magic ring, but many prefer the double ring for projects that will see a little more action since a double magic ring provides greater durability. You should wrap the loop around the first two fingers on your non-dominant hand.


Wrap up the conversation when it's at a high point. Use an excuse for a relaxed goodbye. End on a question to keep him thinking about you. Hint at the possibility of future plans.

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Ending your conversation when it's already died down won't make the guy—or you—quite as excited about talking again. Instead, say goodbye when you're both having a great time.  It might be hard to stop now when you're enjoying the conversation, but this ensures that he'll keep thinking about you afterward, and will already be looking forward to talking to you again. Use your instincts to tell when the time is right, like if you've just sent a witty text and he responded with “hahaha,” or if he just asked you an interesting question, showing that he's engaged in the conversation. Even if you don't really have to go or do anything, saying that you do is a casual, natural way out of a conversation. You won't hurt his ego by seeming like you're ditching him, and you'll also make him interested in what you're doing. Try something like:  You could say something like, “Ugh, I have to go make dinner… I guess you'll have to wait to see what my answer is ;)” “I have to go do homework, sorry to deprive you of my amazing jokes!” “Getting in the car to drive, if you're lucky I'll text you when I get there ;)” Say something like, “I have to go, but what do you think about…?” This is a surefire way of making him respond to you, but takes you off the hook for replying back right away. He'll be checking his phone the rest of the day to see if you've texted back! Try something like, “I have to go, but what do you think about the Lions chances this season?” or, “Ugh, I have to head out, but have you started the new season of that show yet?? It's amazing.” The best texting conversations lead to real-life ones! To solidify your chances of running into the guy in-person, hint that you might see him later or another day, but don't set anything in stone. Staying a little mysterious will make him even more excited to see you.  You could say something like, “See you later...maybe…” or, “Maybe we'll run into each other tomorrow ;)” To keep up your teasing tone, try something like, “I know you're already so excited to see me in class...


Wrap your arms around yourself. Give yourself a nice big squeeze. Hold for as long as necessary.

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Bring your left arm across your chest and place your left hand on your right shoulder or upper arm. Bring your right arm across your chest, placing your hand on your left shoulder or upper arm. You can reverse the order, just find a position that's most comfortable for you. If you prefer, you can also wrap your arms more around your midsection. Experiment with arm and hand placement until you find a position that's most comforting. Press both arms into your body. Mimic the pressure that you feel when you get a reassuring bear hug. Don't squeeze so hard that it's painful, but just enough so that you feel secure. If you're in any sort of physical pain, hugging yourself can actually reduce it. Crossing your arms in a self-hug can confuse the brain, minimizing the sensation of pain. Sometimes a quick hug is all you need, while other times you might want a lingering, gentle hug. The great thing about hugging yourself is controlling exactly how long the hug lasts. Nothing is awkward when you're hugging yourself!  Physical touch releases oxytocin, which is a hormone associated with forming bonds. Hugging yourself can actually release oxytocin and help calm and soothe you during stressful times.  Keep squeezing until you feel a sense of calmness. Repeat as necessary.


Wrap your bangs into a side twist. Gather your bangs into a side braid. Slick back your bangs with hair gel. Tuck your bangs under big curls. Mask your bangs with a side-swept blowout if your hair has layers.

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Part your hair to one side. Grab a small section of your bangs starting near your part and twist it around away from your face 2-3 times. Wrap another tiny section of your bangs around that part and continue twisting. Continue until all of your bangs are in a side twist and attach them with a bobby pin. For a variation on this style, part your hair in the middle and make 2 side twists, one toward each ear. Part your hair to the side and gather 3 strands near the part. Braid them together, then add more hair to the left and right strands and braid once more. Continue this French braid style until all of your bangs are in the braid. Attach the ends with a bobby pin. Do a split version of this style by parting your hair in the middle and braiding each side of your bangs. Wet your bangs and apply hair gel to them. Comb your bangs upwards, away from your face, and towards the back of your crown. The gel should set this way, slicking your bangs back to meet the back of your hair.  Leave the rest of your hair gel-free so that it falls naturally. Spray your hair with hairspray for extra hold. Part your hair to the side and wrap small sections of your hair around a curling iron, twisting it away from your face. Depending on how wide you've cut your bangs, you may need to do a deeper side part. Hold each section for 20-30 seconds to let the curls set. Comb your bangs to the side and tuck them under a curl, then pin them in place with a bobby pin.  Gently pull on each curl to make them look more natural. Mist your hair with hairspray to hold the style. Use a curling iron with a 1–2 inches (2.5–5.1 cm) barrel to make large curls. Wash your hair and blow dry it in sections. Use a large round brush to curl the ends under. Part your hair on the side so that your bangs blend into the shortest layers of your hair.  Use a volumizing product like mousse or thickening spray to boost this look. This look works best with shorter hair. If you have longer hair, you may have a more difficult time camouflaging it, especially if you...


Wrap your dyed fabric in a plastic bag. Leave the fabric in the bag for 8 hours. Take the fabric out of the bag and remove the rubber bands. Soak the fabric in a salt-water solution. Rinse the fabric with fresh, cool water until the water runs clear. Allow the fabric to dry. Wash the shirt separately for the first 3 washes.

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Place the fabric into a plastic bag, then tie the bag shut. Be sure to press out all the air inside the bag. You can also place the fabric into a large, re-sealable plastic baggie (i.e. Ziploc bag), and then zip the bag shut. During this time, the dye will set into the fabric. Try not to move the bag during this time, or you might mess up the colors. It would be best if you left the bag in a warm, sunny location. This way, the heat of the sun can set the dye into the fabric better. If you are having trouble getting them off, cut them off with a pair of scissors. Once again, food coloring can stain your hands, so you should do this with a pair of plastic gloves. If you need to set the fabric down on anything, cover the surface with plastic wrap, wax paper, or aluminum foil first so that you don't stain it. Mix together 1/2 cup (150 g) of salt and 1/2 cup (120 mL) of water. Dip the fabric into the salt-water, then pull it out and wring out the excess water. Hold the item under a faucet, then turn the faucet on. Let the water run until it turns clear. You can also dip the item into a bucket filled with water, but you will need to keep changing the water until the water stays clear after dipping the item into it. You can hang the fabric up to air dry, or you can toss it into the dryer to speed up the process. The heat from the dryer might even help set the dye into the fabric better.  Be aware that the colors will be faded once the shirt dries. This is the nature of using food coloring as a dye. Do not use a dryer if you used silk, wool, or nylon. Food coloring is more of a stain than a dye. It is not as permanent as actual clothing dye, and it will fade over time. It may also release color the first few times that you wash it. In order to prevent staining the rest of your laundry, you should wash the garment separately for the first 3 washes.


Wrestle for an independent promotion for a while. Hit the road. Market yourself. Go to a WWE tryout. Put in your time in NXT. Stand out from the crowd.

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Wrestlers who try out for WWE need at least 3-5 years of pro wrestling experience. The only wrestlers who go immediately into the WWE are recruited from amateur college wrestling programs or other athletics. Most other wrestlers get started wrestling for some kind of promotion other than the WWE and climb their way through the ranks. Here's a list of regional independent promotions, some of which have training schools as well:  Ring of Honor Dragon Force Global Force Wrestling AAA AEW NWA Pro Wrestling Guerilla Combat Zone Wrestling Smaller promotions will hire wrestlers who have received training. Many wrestlers start making a living by traveling between promotions in the region, doing a few shows at a time and gradually making connections in the business. Start getting yourself booked in as many territories as possible and working your way between them. In the United States, the northeast is especially friendly to pro wrestling shows and indie wrestlers. Start working the circuit in your area. Go into business for yourself. Meet as many other wrestlers and promoters as you can and let them know that you're in the business of wrestling. Make yourself available to make appearance at shows of any kind, and try to get as many gigs as possible.  Print up and start selling your own merch at events. This is an excellent way to start coming up with some extra money, as well as to get to know other sides of the business. Think about what kind of a shirt people will be likely to buy. Then wrestle in it and sell it after the show. Make up highlight packages of your matches. Start marketing your skills and your abilities in the squared circle by compiling highlight reels of your abilities. Load these up onto YouTube, or a personal website of your own. On the WWE website is a career page, which regularly posts job openings in a variety of different departments. Jobs include production, writing, and talent. Regional tryouts are held occasionally, where wrestlers may show off in an attempt to get the recruiters'...


Write "For Deposit Only" on the top endorsement line. Include your bank account number. Sign the check below your restrictions. Deposit the check at your bank.

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This restrictive endorsement ensures that the check's funds can only be deposited in a bank account in your name. If someone finds your check, they won't be able to do anything with it. This endorsement is effective if you're mailing your check to the bank for deposit, or if you're giving it to someone else to deposit on your behalf. Some banks require you to include the account number where you want the check's funds deposited. Even if it's not required, it might be a good idea if you have more than one bank account at the same bank.  For example, if you have a checking account and a savings account, you would typically want to include the account number for the account you want to use. While you'll also include this information on the deposit slip, it helps to also put it on the check in case the two get separated. Additionally, checks deposited using an ATM or a mobile app may not have deposit slips. Because it's a security risk, if you're traveling to the bank to deposit the check in person, wait until you get there to write your account number on the check. Once you've included the deposit restriction, sign the check as you normally would, using a pen with blue or black ink. Signing below the restrictions gives them effect – if you sign above the restrictions, they aren't considered valid. You can place your account number below your name. The account number just tells the bank where to deposit the funds from the check. Some banks prefer that you put your account number under your name. Once you've completed a restrictive endorsement, you can deposit it at any time. There's no worry of someone else taking the check, because a bank won't process it for anyone other than you.  If you give the check to someone else to deposit for you, put the check in a sealed envelope only to be opened by the teller. Make sure the person taking the check to the bank for you is someone you trust. When using a mobile banking app to deposit your check, some banks require this restrictive endorsement. Without it, someone could...


Write 1-2 sentences introducing your specific topic. Provide any necessary background the reader will need. Clearly state your position in your thesis statement. Hint at your evidence to transition into your first body paragraph.

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Once you’ve hooked your readers, it’s time to show them exactly what your topic is and why it’s important. In a few sentences, tell them why you’re sharing this, why they should care, and why it matters as a whole. For example, in an essay against capital punishment, you could say something like, “Capital punishment directly affects a very small percentage of the population, but its ripple effects—the effects on the person’s family and friends, on the people who read about it and hear of it—are much larger. In an even greater sense, capital punishment is a statement about the society we live in.” You should assume, unless told otherwise, that your audience has very little knowledge of your topic. It’s your job to fill in the gaps with information that’s directly pertinent to your argument, which could be facts, historical background, or any other stage-setting information. This gives the reader a foothold in your paper and prepares them for the rest of the paper.  For example, in a persuasive essay on gun control, you could write, “Gun control laws have a long and fraught history in the United States, and understanding the nature of their back-and-forth growth and decline is crucial for understanding the current state of weapons law.” Depending on your paper, your background information could take up anywhere from 2-3 sentences to a whole paragraph. Your thesis statement will be the backbone of your essay, capturing your angle on your topic, what is at stake, and what you think should be done about it, based on your evidence. It’s typically 1-2 sentences long, but can be even longer for bigger essays. You should use the strongest, clearest, and most concise language you can to show your readers exactly what you think and why. For example, in an essay persuading people to oppose a new park project, you could write, “As much as a new park benefits a city’s residents, natural green space is vital to the environmental life of a community. Besides serving as an interesting insight into what the area was like...


Write 2 to 3 sentences detailing why you need to re-home your pet. Add photographs of your pet to help catch potential owners’ eyes. Write vivid descriptions to highlight your pet’s personality. Include details about health issues, disabilities, or behavioral issues. Ask for a rehoming fee to weed out ill-intentioned people. Include good contact information so you’re easy to reach. Double-check the ad Disperse your ad to as many places as possible. Replace your ad every few weeks so people know it’s still active.

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Avoid using all caps or lots of exclamation points. Explain why you’re looking for a new home for your pet, whether it’s because you’re moving and can’t take them with you, or perhaps you’re unable to give them the care they need. For example, write something like this: “Hi, my name is Anne, and I’m looking for a new home for my cat, Henry. Henry is a great cat and I’m so sad to let him go, but I’m moving overseas and won’t be able to take him with me.” When taking photos, focus the camera on the pet and keep the background unfocused or out of the shot entirely. Try to avoid showing yourself or other people in the shot with the dog. Include a headshot and a full body shot—the full body shot can show the dog playing with a toy or doing something cute that might catch attention. Depending on what type of site you’re using to post the ad, you cold even include a link to a video from YouTube or Vimeo to showcase your dog in action! Include pertinent information, like the pet’s age, size, and general appearance, but then also include a few sentences about the pet’s best qualities. Tell what they like and dislike, what their energy level generally is, and what they ideally need in their next home. For example, you could write something like, “Henry is a 4-year old Siamese cat and has been neutered. He loves to play with toys and actually likes to play fetch! He’s a great companion for calm nights at home, too, and will love to sit in your lap. He does great with other cats, but doesn’t like dogs very much.” If there are any health needs, like medications or special diets, let the potential owner know upfront. If they need to be in a home where they’re the only pet or if they don’t do well around children, those are are also important details to share.  For example, writing, “June is an active dog who likes to play. She needs to be walked daily for at least 30 minutes. She loves going to the dog park and is gentle around children,” would give any potential owner a lot of good information. Offering to let a new owner...


Write a bare bones speaking outline for delivering your speech. Include a hook, thesis, and road map of your speech in the introduction. Present your main ideas in a logically organized body. Review your main points in the conclusion. Write a complete draft to edit and memorize your speech.

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After you’ve written a complete sentence outline, whittle it down to a skeleton outline. A skeleton outline includes short words and sentence fragments instead of full sentences. You can write the speaking outline on notecards and use them to stay on track when you deliver your speech. Delivering memorized remarks instead of reading verbatim is more engaging. A section of a speaking outline would look like this:III. YMCA’s Focus on Healthy Living A. Commitment to overall health: both body and mind B. Programs that support commitment  1. Annual Kid’s Day  2. Fitness facilities  3. Classes and group activities It's common to begin a speech with an attention-grabbing device, such as an anecdote, rhetorical question, or quote. After getting the audience's attention, state your thesis, then preview the points your speech will cover.  For example, you could begin with, “Have you ever wondered how a figure skater could possibly jump, twist, and land on the thin blade of an ice skate? From proper technique to the physical forces at play, I’ll explain how world-class skaters achieve jaw-dropping jumps and spins.” Once you've established your purpose, preview your speech: “After describing the basic technical aspects of jumping, I’ll discuss the physics behind jumps and spins. Finally, I’ll explain the 6 types of jumps and clarify why some are more difficult than others.” Some people prefer to write the speech's body before the introduction. For others, writing the intro first helps them figure out how to organize the rest of the speech. If you’re informing the audience about a process, lay out the steps in the order that they need to be completed. Otherwise, organize your ideas clearly and logically, such as in order of importance or in causal order (cause and effect).  For instance, if your speech is about the causes of World War I, start by discussing nationalism in the years prior to the war. Next, describe the assassination of Archduke Ferdinand, then explain how alliances pulled the major players into open...


Write a blog. Participate in relevant online forums. Maintain social media accounts. Respond to customers.

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Maintaining an interesting and well-written blog is a way to draw customers in and keep them involved in your business. Be sure that you post frequently enough to hold customers' attention.  One advantage of being a small business owner is that you can make this blog personal. This does not mean you should share personal details with your readers, just that you can relate your own experiences to your products and your brand to bring them to life. This is commonly referred to a "lifestyle blogging" and has become a large part of how small businesses interact with their consumers. Another option with blogging, as with other social media platforms, is to hire a ghostwriter to represent you or your company. However, be careful if the writer is publishing under your name, because if you are caught this may come off to your customers as dishonest. Forums are where interest groups meet to discuss various aspects of whatever that interest is. By posting in relevant forums, you can display your expertise and potentially draw in customers. Avoid solely pushing your product, however, and focus on participating in the conversation as well. Genuine helpfulness in forums builds customer trust and boosts your own online reputation.  For example, a small business owner that resells vintage watches might create a name for himself or herself on watch forums by helping other members identify fake timepieces. Even though the owner isn't making a sale with this time, they are building a reputation for trustworthiness that may bring other forum members to their online shop. Try searching for forums by typing your business and "forum" into a search engine. So, if you are a knitter, try searching "knitting forum." Just having a good account isn't enough. You need to regularly update the account with business events (sales, new products, etc.) and relevant articles from elsewhere online. By posting regularly you are essentially advertising to customers for free. As with blogging, feel free to enlist help to update your social media...


Write a body paragraph for a point-by-point compare and contrast essay. Write a body paragraph for a subject-by-subject compare and contrast essay.

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Here is a sample paragraph for a body paragraph that uses point-by-point comparison: "When one is deciding whether to go to the beach or the woods, the type of activities that each location offers are an important point to consider. At the beach, one can enjoy the water by swimming, surfing, or even building a sandcastle with a moat that will fill with water. When one is in the woods, one may be able to go fishing or swimming in a nearby lake, or one may not be near water at all. At the beach, one can keep one's kids entertained by burying them in sand or kicking around a soccer ball; if one is in the woods, one can entertain one's kids by showing them different plans or animals. Both the beach and the woods offer a variety of activities for adults and kids alike." Here is a sample paragraph for a body paragraph that uses subject-by-subject comparison: "The beach has a wonderful climate, many activities, and great facilities for any visitor's everyday use. If a person goes to the beach during the right day or time of year, he or she can enjoy warm, yet refreshing water, a cool breeze, and a relatively hot climate. At the beach, one can go swimming, sunbathe, or build sandcastles. There are also great facilities at the beach, such as a changing room, umbrellas, and conveniently-located restaurants and changing facilities. The climate, activities, and facilities are important points to consider when deciding between the beach and the woods."


Write a brief introduction. Coordinate with other speakers. Know if there's a time limit. Avoid trying to make sense of things. Practice the eulogy at home. Figure out the logistics.

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If you come from a large family, or if your grandparent had a lot of friends, there's a chance that not everyone will know you as the grandchild. Keep your introduction very brief - just a short sentence will suffice. The introduction should simply let people know your name and your relation to the deceased. If other relatives or friends will be giving their own eulogies at the service, you may want to reach out to those speakers in advance. Coordinate what each speaker intends to talk about so that you don't all cover the same qualities or tell the same stories. Sometimes when there are multiple speakers at a funeral, you may be asked to keep your eulogy under a certain time limit. Even if there isn't an explicit time limit given to you, it's important to remember that your eulogy shouldn't go on and on forever. Be respectful and know when to cut down the length of your eulogy. Try to keep the eulogy under five minutes, even if there is no explicit time limit. After five minutes most people find it difficult to keep listening, especially if they are overcome with grief. You won't do your grandparent any favors by trying to make sense of his or her death. And you're not going to be able to contextualize an entire life. So rather than trying to tell anyone what to think of your grandparent's life and death, it's best to focus on what made your grandparent's life so important. There's no need to mention how it will be hard to fill the void they've left, because everyone is probably thinking the same thing. Rather than state the obvious, focus on making the eulogy a loving tribute to the life your grandparent lived. It's generally a good idea to practice any speech ahead of time, and a eulogy is no different. You will most likely cry during the eulogy - and that's okay. It's natural to cry at a funeral, especially when you're recalling all the wonderful memories you have of your grandparent. But you don't want to be so emotional that your loving tribute is lost under uncontrollable tears and sobs. Practicing...


Write a business plan for your private school. Determine the budget Secure funding for your private school. Incorporate your for-profit private school

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Create a 5-year business plan, including operational plans (such as financial and marketing) and educational plans (such as educational focus, curriculum, implementation and assessment). The plan should also detail planned accomplishments such as expanding the campus or offering new grades.  Whether your school is nonprofit or for-profit, a business plan will help by setting the school on a successful path. A sound business plan will also inspire confidence—and generosity—in your potential financial donors. for the school. When setting up a budget, plan for a variety of expenses, including: leasing a facility, legal licenses and permits from the state educational board; hiring faculty members, staff, and a business consultant; and marketing and promoting the school. Reach out to other private schools in the community and ask to review their budget. This will give you an idea of a private school’s annual costs.  Your committee accountant or financial specialist should help with the budget. If you don’t have a financial specialist on your committee, seek expert financial advice. Starting a private school from scratch is an expensive undertaking. On average, starting a private school in the U.S. costs $1,000,000. The same undertaking in the U.K. costs, on average, £930,000. If you are operating as a non-profit, solicit contributions by asking for donations from foundations, applying for grants and establishing donations from private donors. If you’re operating for-profit, student tuition will provide the majority of the income. Set a tuition rate that will cover the school’s expenses without being prohibitively steep. When soliciting funds from financial partners, show potential investors your business plan. This will clarify to them that you know what you’re doing and that your private school is worth serious investment. as a business. Most private schools incorporate and apply for tax-exempt status. You’ll need to officially create the for-profit private school as a business and register the school with your...


Write a business plan. Familiarize yourself with the legal requirements. Secure funding for your business. Create your brand identity.

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No matter what type of small business you intend to open, a written detailed business plan is an essential first step in the process.  A good business plan analyzes your business, its market, and its plan going forward for several years.  It is essentially your "road map" to success.  It also serves as your primary "sales pitch" for potential investors and financing. Consult How to Write a Business Plan for detailed information on the process.  For instance, common components of a business plan include:  Title Page and Table of Contents. Executive Summary, in which you summarize your vision for the company. General Company Description, in which you provide an overview of your company and the service it provides to its market. Products and Services, in which you describe, in detail, your unique product or service. Marketing Plan, in which you describe how you'll bring your product to its consumers. Operational Plan, in which you describe how the business will be operated on a day-to-day basis. Management and Organization, in which you describe the structure of your organization and the philosophy that governs it. Financial Plan, in which you illustrate your working model for finances and your need from investors. Starting a cafe involves not only the legal "hoops" every new small business needs to navigate, but also the additional health and safety requirements of the food service industry.  In the U.S., for instance, you will need to obtain a host of licences and permits (not to mention proof of insurance) on the local, state, and federal levels.  To begin with, you'll have to determine the nature of your business organization.  The options include (but are not necessarily limited to) a sole proprietorship, partnership, and limited liability company (LLC).  There are pros and cons for each option.  From there, you can begin investigating what business licenses and permits you will need to secure in order to open for business.  Consider consulting your local chamber of commerce, the Small Business...


Write a card for a significant other. Craft a greeting card for family. Write to a coworker.

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Any message you write to a significant other must have the right ratio of compassion and interest.  Regardless of how long you've been seeing your partner, you should include writing that shows your passion for the relationship. A good way to demonstrate this in a unique way is to write out a list of things you've done together.  Be creative and don't use a bullet list, but instead include everything in a paragraph form. You can talk about how much you love them, too. Talk about the future in a positive way. You could say something like: “I can't wait to make pizza with you on Tuesdays,” or “This summer we're going to visit the Florida keys!” You will probably be faced with writing greeting cards the most to family members. You've been receiving them since you were little, and now you can write back to them. Make your family member feel extra special by adding unique qualities to the card. One way to add a specialized message is to talk about the person. Describe their character in a positive way.  Incorporate yourself and the recipient into a short story you cherish. Try to keep the story short. Another way you can add something unique is by incorporating an inside joke you share. If you don't have an inside joke, you could add another form of humor. Express your love for them. Many greeting cards to family members already do this, but it's important to show them love. They will appreciate it. If you are at job for a while, you'll probably be forced to sign a card for a colleague or craft one yourself. Even if you don't know this person too well, you can still add a unique greeting that he or she will enjoy. Reflect on your relationship with your co worker and think back if there was a special moment you shared.  Make your greeting brief, but try to include something you shared together. It can even be something as simple as driving the same car or wearing the same tie one day. This will show you took an extra moment to think of your coworker.


Write a comment or message telling them to stop. Avoid bullying or insulting them back. Don’t respond to mean comments.

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Initially, it might be enough to ask the person to stop bothering you. If they keep it up, leave a public comment letting them know you’re not okay with their behavior. Publicly calling them out and knowing that other people can read your comments might shame them into stopping.  For example, if you write a comment on an article and somebody attacks your views, write a private message or comment, “That was really rude. It sounds like we have differing opinions but please don’t insult me.” If a private message doesn’t work, reply publicly. For example, you might reply to their comment with, “This comment is really rude and inappropriate. There’s no need to use personal attacks. Please stop.” You might feel safe responding from the relative "safety" of your computer, but firing back insults will only increase the problem and could result in more conflict and even real-life confrontation. Ignore their attempts to upset you into responding, even if they egg you on.  If someone attacks you or says mean things about you (whether you know them or not), don't respond with another insult. Take some time to cool down with some deep breaths and let it go. If you must comment back, say something like, “We differ in opinion and I don’t think we’ll change each other’s minds. Let’s end the discussion there” or “Please don’t insult me.” Often, bullies want a rise or a response from someone. Don’t give the bully the satisfaction of knowing you or someone else is affected by their comments. Ignore the comments and don't let them get to you. You might be angry or upset when you first see a comment that’s about you or someone you know. Take a moment and don't respond right away. Calm down so that you don’t let the person (or the comment) get to you.


Write a compelling essay Get your application in on time. Master the standardized test

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. There are many topics you can choose from; however, choose something that appeals to you. What do you like to talk about? What would you want to read about? Here are some options:  Evaluate a significant experience you've had and its impact on you. This could be an ethical dilemma, a risk you have taken, or simply an achievement. Avoid the "Look how great I am!" and opt for self-evaluation. Discuss an issue of concern and its importance to you. This could be on any level: local, national, or global. But don't turn it into a righteous lecture. Describe an experience that is telling of what you would bring to MIT's college community. The admissions board is looking for students who will actively contribute. As all universities, MIT has several deadlines that must be met in order to be considered. In addition, there is a $75 application fee for processing.  For early action, the interview scheduling deadline is October 20th. November 1st is the ultimate deadline for reference letters, essays, and the application itself. For regular action, the deadline to schedule an interview is December 10th. January 1st is the ultimate deadline for reference letters, essays, and the application itself. The SAT and ACT tests dates should be in November and January, respectively. . Some schools accept one or the other; however, MIT accepts both.  For the SAT, MIT released their 2017 ranges data in the 25th-75th percentile form. The first number represents the score of a student in the 25th percentile (25% of students got this score or lower). The second number represents the score of a student in the 75th percentile (75% of students got this score or lower). The higher the percentile, the more students there are that are below you.  SAT Composite: 1480-1590 SAT Evidence-Based Reading and Writing: 730-780 SAT Math: 770-800   For the ACT, MIT follows the same guidelines.  ACT Composite: 34-35 ACT English: 34-36 ACT Math: 34-36   MIT has incredibly high average test scores. It's in your best interest to sign up for a prep course...