Grease the muffin pan or insert muffin wrappers. Pour the batter into the muffin pans. Put extra chocolate chips and sparkling sugar on top. Bake the muffins 18-22 minutes.

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Use a stick of butter or vegetable oil spray to spray the inside of each compartment of a 12-muffin pan. If you prefer to use paper or aluminum muffin wrappers, place one wrapper into each insert of the pan.  Greasing the pan ensures that the muffins won’t stick to the pan after they’ve baked. Using muffin wrappers lets you skip the process of greasing the pan and ensures that the muffins will come out of the pan easily after they’ve baked. Carefully pour or spoon the muffin batter into each insert of the muffin tin until about two-thirds full. Try to distribute the batter equally so that each muffin is about the same size.  Smooth the tops of the batter with a spoon if they’re uneven on top. You can also hold the muffin tin in each hand and shake it gently side to side to make sure that the batter lays flat in each insert. If you wish, sprinkle some chocolate chips and sparkling sugar on top of each compartment of batter. This will give the top of each muffin more texture and sweetness. You can skip this step if you want a more consistent texture for your muffins. Put the muffin tin in the oven and bake for 18-22 minutes. After 18 minutes, poke one muffin with a toothpick. If it comes out clean, take out the muffins. If not, keep checking every minute until the toothpick comes out completely clean.


Grease your cookie sheet with vegetable oil. Place a heavy saucepan on your burner. Clip your candy thermometer to your saucepan. Stir continuously. Keep the mixture boiling.

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Set it close by the stovetop on a flat surface. Add the granulated sugar, corn syrup and water. Turn the burner up to medium heat. If your burner runs cool, use medium high heat. The tip should be submerged inside the syrup mixture. The sugar mixture should reach boiling. It should boil until it reaches 310 degrees Fahrenheit (154 Celsius). Be patient, since achieving this temperature can take a while. It is essential that the candy reach 300 to 310 degrees, which is considered “hard-crack.” At this point the sugar will change consistency.


Grease your slow-cooker with a little bit of vegetable oil cooking spray. Place the steel-cut oats, salt, milk, and water in a crock pot or slow-cooker. Mix all the ingredients together until incorporated. Put the lid on the slow cooker and turn the setting to low. In the morning, remove the container from the slow cooker and stir the oatmeal.

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If you don't grease your pan first, you'll have a mighty tough time extracting the oats from the slow-cooker in the morning. Optional: Place the apples, brown sugar, cinnamon, butter, and/or nuts in the crock pot or slow-cooker along with the oats, salt, milk, and water.  Let the oatmeal cook overnight. Spoon into bowls and stir in the toppings of your choice. In order to avoid overcooking the oats, try these tips and tricks before you cook your first batch of overnight oats:  Try the same recipe in your crock pot or slow-cooker during the day, not overnight. Keep an eye on the oats and begin checking for doneness after 5 hours. This way, you'll learn how long it takes to cook oats using your hardware. If you have a slow-cooker with a clear top, you can eyeball the oats. If you have to open the pot in order to check for doneness, know that this will add approximately 30 minutes to your cooking time. Plug your crock pot or slow-cooker into an on/off light timer if you don't have a programmable slow-cooker. Set the on/off timer to the time it usually takes you to cook your overnight oats, and you have a life-hacked programmable slow-cooker.


Greet guests warmly. Spend time with each guest. Help your guests get their bearings. Be a happy, flexible host.

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Welcome every guest to your home and tell them how pleased you are to have them. Show you care about their comfort by taking their things and offering them a drink. Even if you can't meet them at the door during a party, be sure to stop whatever you're doing to say “hello” and “welcome.” Take a few minutes to interact with every party or overnight guest so they continue to feel welcome. At a party you should also introduce your guests to each other at the beginning of the evening. Look out for your shy party guests. Help them feel included by asking them to help you with the food or the music. Give guests a tour if they haven't been in your home before. Or ask them to explore and make themselves at home if that's okay with you. This is a good time to share any boundaries in your home and to tell them about any quirks in your house, like plumbing problems or doors that don't lock. For overnight guests, prepare a map of your area (even if you need to draw it yourself), a spare key to your house, a list of emergency contacts, and any household instructions, like how your alarm system works. It's very important that you enjoy yourself. Set the tone for your guests by relaxing and having a good time. Keep up a positive attitude and be flexible, especially if things don't go as planned. If you do run into a problem, ask your guests for help. Most people will love to pitch in.


Greet guests with a smile and welcome them to the restaurant. Ask how many people are in the party. Ask customers if they have a seating preference. Answer the phone promptly. Maintain your composure even if the restaurant gets hectic.

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You’re the first chance the restaurant has to make an impression, so make sure you’re aware whenever new guests arrive. Greet guests warmly, addressing them by name if they are repeat customers. Let guests know right away if there will be a wait so they can decide whether they want to make other dinner plans. If you’re busy with another guest when someone arrives, acknowledge the new arrival with a smile or by saying something like “I’ll be right with you!” Don’t assume that just because 2 people walk in that they will be the only ones in their party. The rest of their group might not have joined them yet. Always ask so you’ll know what size table your guests need. Guests with a larger frame might not be comfortable squeezed into a small booth, and customers who have trouble walking might prefer a seat close to the door so they don’t have to walk as far. Make your best judgement call, but don’t be afraid to ask your customers what type of seating they’d prefer. The host of a restaurant is usually the one responsible for answering the phone. Make sure you answer the phone promptly and professionally. State the name of the restaurant, your name, and ask the caller how you can help them. Politely ask if you can put them on hold if you’re busy. When the dinner rush hits, it can be hard to stay calm and composed, but if you get frazzled, the whole restaurant could become disorganized. If you feel stressed, take deep breaths and remember that even the busiest dinner service will be over in a couple of hours.


Greet her with a smile every time you see her. Allow your physical contact to linger. Hold her hand. Notice and practice comforting touches. Randomly give her a peck. Look her deep in her eyes. Gather her up in your arms and kiss the top of her head.

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Smiling is actually contagious, and when she catches your smile she'll know how excited you are to be with her. Some research even indicates that smiling makes you more attractive. Don't break off your hug like you can't wait to get away! Allow your embraces to last longer than ordinary. Rest her head in the crook of your neck. Physical contact with other people releases oxytocin, also called the love hormone, into the blood. Longer touches translate to more oxytocin, drawing the two of you closer together. Hand holding is proven to reduce stress, so why not put your girlfriend at ease and take her hand? Use soft touches to relay a sense of happiness and generosity. Firm or hard touches can make her feel like you are being selfish or aggressive. Many people have a certain touch or caress that has a calming effect. Look for these in your girlfriend, and use them to say, "I love you," without a word. You don't have to aim for the lips! The forehead, nose, and cheek are excellent landing zones for a quick kiss. Eye contact is one of the most universal ways of communication. Taking a moment to look deeply into her eyes can remind you both just how much you love each other. When in a rush, you may opt for the half-hug or a quick embrace with two pats to the back, but a safe, encompassing, heart-to-heart hug will make her feel like she's most important person in your life.


Greet people in shops even if you're just browsing. Say "bonjour" before asking any question or starting any conversation. Use "rebonjour" (rray-bohn-zhuhr) if you see someone more than once in a day. Exchange air kisses when greeting friends. Shake hands in a business setting.

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Anytime you walk into a shop or establishment, it's important to say "bonjour" to the people working there. The French consider it rude to enter a place without acknowledging the proprietor or employees. If you walk into a shop or café in France, the people working there will typically say "bonjour" to you. To be polite, simply say "bonjour" back. In many English speaking cultures, the US in particular, it's common to simply walk up to someone and launch into whatever you wanted to ask. However, French people consider this rude. Acknowledge the person with a "bonjour" before you start talking to them. This goes for servers in restaurants as well. When a server comes to take your order, you typically would say "bonjour" before you start rattling off what you want to eat or drink (unless you've already said "bonjour" to them before). The French usually only say "bonjour" to someone once per day. If you say "bonjour" to someone twice, they may think you forgot the previous conversation. If you do happen to see someone a second time, you can say "rebonjour" (literally "re-hello" or "hello again") to acknowledge that you previously spoke. Young people frequently shorten this to "re" (rray). The shortened version is more casual and should only be used with people you're familiar with. The etiquette for greeting people in French varies depending on your relationship to the person and the overall setting in which you're greeting each other. However, when meeting close friends, air kisses (faire la bise) are common among French people.  The specific custom varies depending on the region and local customs. While the kisses typically begin on the right cheek then move to the left, in some areas three or even four kisses are considered commonplace. Female friends are more likely to greet each other with kisses than men, although some men also faire la bise. If you're unclear on the custom, let the other person lead and try to follow as best you can. If you're at a meeting for work, handshakes are far more common when...


Greet the audience and state your name. Share some relevant information about yourself. Communicate effectively. Move your body.

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If you're giving a speech, it's important to state your first and last name. As you say hello and give your name, remember to speak clearly and confidently. Say, "Good morning, I’m Chelle Arnold" or "How is everyone doing today? My name is Lisa Carroll". After you provide your name, share why you and the speech are relevant, making sure you provide your credibility. The sort of information you share will depend on the audience and the subject you'll be talking about. If you're giving a speech about the importance of eating organic foods, tell people that you're a scientist, chef, or environmental professional. If you’re giving a speech about child development, be sure to include that you are a child psychologist. Provide any other relevant information. For instance, you can provide a brief background of your credible experience. “My name is Erica Lafaurie and I am a professor of environmental science at Berkeley. After I conducted my research in the Amazon rainforest, I realized how important it is to share ways to protect this land.” From the very start, make sure your voice is loud enough for everyone to hear you.  Avoid mumbling by enunciating your consonants crisply. You can even ask the audience if you are speaking loudly enough for all to hear. People will not be able to understand you or respect what you are sharing if they cannot hear you. Stand with good posture, and move freely while you speak. Stand up tall, move your shoulders back instead of slouching, and keep your hands free, using them to gesture when necessary. If you don't have to stand behind a podium, then walk around to show the crowd how comfortable you are and to make yourself look less stiff.


Greet the customer with enthusiasm. Create small talk. Exhibit positive body language. Ask good questions.

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When a customer enters your dealership, approach them with confidence, warmth and kindness. First impression is so important and the customer needs to feel like you are being authentic with them. Meet the customer in a way that doesn't feel overwhelming or overbearing, but in a way that shows you are there to help.  The upfront approach -- walk to the customers, greet them with a firm handshake and smile, and begin asking questions about what kind of car they are looking for. The hands off approach -- walk up to a potential customer, shake hands firmly and offer a quick greeting. Then, hand them your business card and say "Hi my name is X, here are my contact details. My desk is over there, so take a look around and when you've found something you like or have questions come over and I can assist you. Also, if another salesperson approaches you, inform them I am assisting you." (The problem with this approach is your customer won't likely feel any attachment to you, and so they may move on to someone else or leave the dealership with no information gained.) Although this can be frustrating for some customers who just want to "get in and get out," striking up a conversation with customers can help build rapport and help them feel more comfortable trusting you as their salesman.  One of the biggest influences in building your customers' trust is showing them that you're not just interested in selling them a car. Show them that you want to build a relationship with them. Ask them about their family, job, interests, etc. Find something in common with them and build trust through that connection. People love talking about themselves, and they feel respected when they have a chance to be heard. Be so likable that your customers refer you to their friends and family. When talking to customers, make eye contact with them so they know that you are really interested in what they have to say. Using body language that is friendly and welcoming will also make your customer feel more at ease. Be authentic. Don't just put...


Greet the server. Enter the sender “header” information. Enter the e-mail address of the recipient. Compose your message. Type quit to exit telnet.

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The rest of the steps are the same no matter which operating system you're using. Type HELO yourdomain.com where yourdomain.com is the domain name from which you send e-mail. Note that there is only one L in HELO. Press ↵ Enter.  You should receive a reply like "250 mail.server.com Hello yourdomain.com pleased to meet you." If you receive no response or an error message, try EHLO instead of HELO. Some servers prefer one to the other. Type mail from:  you@server.com, using your own e-mail address. Make sure there is a space after the mail from:. Press ↵ Enter.   You should receive message that says something similar to "250 Sender OK.” If you see an error, double-check that you’re using an e-mail address with the same domain as the server. Your server may not allow you to send a message with your yahoo.com address, for example. Type rcpt to: friend@friendsdomain.com, where the e-mail address is that of your actual recipient. Press ↵ Enter.   You should see a message that says something along the lines of "250 OK – MAIL FROM you@yourdomain.com ". If you receive an error, the e-mail address you are trying to send a message to may be blocked. You’ll need to enter a few commands to format and send the message.   Type data and press ↵ Enter. On the next line, type subject:  test and press ↵ Enter twice. Replace “test” with your desired subject. Type your message.  When you’re done, press ↵ Enter. Type a single . to end the message, then press ↵ Enter. You should see a message that confirms your message was accepted or queued. This message varies across servers. If you see any sort of error message, write it down and contact your e-mail provider. Press ↵ Enter.


Greet your guests. Introduce people. Check on your guests often. Give people opportunities to leave gracefully. Have a backup plan. Organize a scavenger hunt. Clean up the area after the party is over.

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Your guests should feel comfortable and excited as soon as they get to your party. Arrive at least half an hour before the party’s start time and stay near their arrival point, whether that’s the entrance to the beach or a designated parking spot. Greet them warmly as they arrive and offer them a drink. Once they have a drink in their hand, they’ll be prepared to enjoy the party. If your guests come from different friend groups, they might just separate into their cliques and avoid mingling with others. Try to find people who don’t know each other and might have mutual interests. Introduce them to each other, but don’t force an interaction. Your goal is to help people mingle, not play matchmaker. Make sure your guests are having a good time. Go around the party, checking to see if your guests need anything, such as more food or drink. If they don’t have to get their own refreshments, they’ll have more time to enjoy the activities you’ve planned for them and also meet new people. Knowing when to leave a party can be stressful; you don’t want to insult anybody or miss out on too much of the fun. Before a structured activity, announce it loudly to the rest of the party so that your guests know what to expect. Mention that it’s not a problem if they’re not willing to join. For guests who’ve had their fill, this gives them the chance to make a graceful exit. As fun as your party might be, some guests have other engagements to respect, such as a babysitter to get back to. Be understanding of guests who have to leave and thank them for coming. Just because the weather is nice and clear when the party starts doesn’t mean it will stay that way. To keep the party going despite the weather, plan a backup location, such as your home. That way, if it starts to rain halfway through, you can gather your guests in one place and keep partying. Make sure your guests are aware of this backup location before the party starts. This is a fun game that’ll have your guests scatter to every corner of the beach to explore. Task your...


Greet your interviewer. Maintain good posture. Maintain good eye contact. Stay relaxed and still. Remember to smile.

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This is the first time meeting your potential employer, so it's important to make a good, polite, and friendly impression. Make sure that when your interviewer comes into the room you stand up. Be sure to smile and be sure to reach out for a good, proper handshake, which should involve a firm, but not aggressive, grip and two solid shakes. Say hello, smile, and make good eye contact.  Make sure that your hand pumps are not too aggressive and that your grip is not too tight, as this can give the impression that you are needlessly controlling or a bully. Similarly, do not give a weak or totally limp handshake (sometimes referred to as a "dead fish" handshake) as this gives off the impression that you are timid, weak, and uninterested. It can also communicate that you don't really want to touch the interviewer, which is insulting. Standing or sitting tall with your head held high and your shoulders back reflects inner confidence, power, and status. Meanwhile, slouching can look anxious or sloppy. Your legs should be spread far apart and centrally balanced when standing so that you don't look like you might want to run away. While it's important not to stare and you may be shy, it's expected that you should maintain good eye contact. This shows that you're paying attention to them and not thinking about something else. Try making sure that every time you look at someone, you can take note of the color of their eyes to improve eye contact. Twitching or dancing feet, hands that don't stop moving (aka fidgeting), and making extremely wide gestures can make you come across as nervous or agitated. Try to keep your gestures while talking smaller, and particularly when you are silent remain as still as possible. Frowning communicates negative feelings, and even an unsmiling but not frowning face may indicate that you are tense or struggling. Smiling is friendly and will help you build camaraderie with your interviewer because it is contagious; it also shows that you're upbeat and happy to be present. You might even find...


Grieve Talk with someone you trust. Let go of anger Be honest with yourself. Get the help you need. Remind yourself to let go.

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. The ending of a relationship can often feel similar to the death of a loved one. It's okay to mourn this loss.  Painful emotions cannot simply be swept under the rug. In fact, you will find it much easier to move past your hurt if you confront your emotions without judgement.  Trying to suppress your thoughts will only make them stronger. You may even begin to dream about your ex if you don't allow yourself to experience your thoughts and emotions.  Cry if you want. It feels better when you let all that out, instead of keeping it bottled up inside you forever. Sometimes you just need someone to listen rather than offer advice. Even if you cannot understand why it happened, talking about it can help you accept that the relationship is over.  If you don't feel comfortable talking to a loved one about the breakup, consider seeing a therapist or joining an online support group. It might also help to have an imaginary conversation with your ex about all of your pent-up grievances. This will allow you to talk through all of your feelings without actually having to have contact with your ex, and may help you  find closure. . If you're obsessing about the terrible things you ex did to you, you will never be able to move on! No matter how angry you are, it's important to stop ruminating on these negative thoughts. When dealing with recurring thoughts, it's helpful to confront them head-on. Think about why you are having the thought, how the thought may be distorted or untrue, and what kind of negative effect the thought is having on you in the moment. The more you acknowledge your ruminations, the easier it will be to let go of them. After a breakup, people are often dishonest with themselves about the quality of the relationship or the reasons why it ended. It's important to carefully consider how happy you really were in the relationship and what caused the breakup. This will allow you to move past idealizing what might not have been a great relationship in the first place. It will also help to ask yourself what...


Grieve the memory. Talk to somebody about it. Consider getting psychotherapy. Find out if you have post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). Look into special treatments.

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Acknowledge the memory and the negative emotions associated with it. While this may seem counterproductive, catharsis is a key element of the healing process. Suppressing a bad memory will only cause it to come up again later in life, and with even more intensity. Let yourself feel angry, sad, embarrassed, or hurt.  If you need to cry or scream, do it. You'll come out on the other side feeling more able to cope than if you tried to ignore your pain. Turn to a friend or family member whom you trust. Other people can offer advice, share similar stories, and even reassure you that perhaps the incident wasn't as horrible as you have made it out to be in your head. If possible, talk to someone who is unrelated to the incident; this will give you the fresh perspective that you need.  Consider joining a support group. Do some research to find a support group in your area that deals with the particular issue at hand. There are many support groups out there for recent divorces, breakups, chronic illnesses, and so on. If you are not comfortable sharing the experience with anybody else, write about it in a personal journal and keep it in a safe place where nobody else will find it. If you feel you need more than a friend or family member can offer, talking to a professional might be the right choice for you. Since the doctor-patient relationship is confidential, you don't have to worry about censoring yourself or feeling embarrassed.   A therapist will be able to help you identify your triggers and learn to overcome them. He or she will teach you techniques you can use to break the hold bad memories have on your mind. Cognitive behavioral therapy has been found to be helpful for people dealing with trauma. Consider seeking out a therapist that specializes in this approach. This disorder can develop after a terrifying and harmful experience, such as being sexually abused, getting in a bad car accident, being violently assaulted, or having a debilitating illness. For people with PTSD, memories of trauma don't fade away....


Grill avocado halves for a yummy taco filling. Make a creamy avocado pasta dish.

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After you cut your avocados in half and remove the pit, brush both cut-sides with a bit of oil and toss them (face down) onto a very hot grill for about 30 seconds. Then remove the avocados from the grill and let them cool before using a spoon to remove the skins and cutting then into slices. Fold the charred slices into tortillas and top with a tomato or fruit salsa, fresh sprigs of cilantro, and crumbled queso fresco. No grill? You can get a similar char on your avocados using a super hot cast iron pan. Blitz the flesh from 2 ripe avocados in a blender with ½ cup (15 g) of spinach, ½ cup (20 g) of fresh basil, 2 cloves of garlic, 2 tablespoons (30 mL) of lemon juice, 1 tsp (6 g) of salt, and 1 cup (240 mL) of olive oil. Toss the sauce with warm, freshly cooked pasta and top with parmesan cheese, roasted cherry tomatoes, or chopped basil.  Opt for pasta with plenty of body—such as spaghetti, soba noodles, fusilli or farfalle—to hold up to the thick, creamy avocado sauce. For a low-carb or gluten-free option, try zucchini noodles. Leftover pasta and avocado sauce can be stored in the refrigerator in an airtight container for up to 3 days, although the color may darken a bit as the avocado oxidizes.


Grill the pineapple. Use pineapple in baked goods. Whip up a pineapple salsa. Try pineapple-based drinks. Pair pineapple with savory dishes.

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Barbecued or grilled pineapple can be enjoyed on its own, served with meats or burgers, or even added to warm salads. You can either marinate the pineapple beforehand or cook it plain. You can also cook it in foil or directly on the grill, depending on your preferences. Cooking pineapple breaks down the bromelain that makes your mouth tingle, so if you don’t like the sensation you get from eating raw pineapple, try eating it grilled. Pineapple is a delicious and sweet fruit that you can use in baking, just like you would bananas or apples. There are a number of different recipes that you can try, and a few of the more popular pineapple baked goods include:  Pineapple upside down cake Pineapple bread Pineapple pancakes Pineapple salsa is a delicious condiment that you can use in place of traditional tomato salsa. Pineapple salsa is cool and refreshing, so it’s particularly tasty in summer, at picnics, and at barbecues. You can eat pineapple salsa with tortilla chips, put it on burgers or hotdogs, or use it as a side for different meat and vegetable dishes. Because pineapple is so sweet and juicy, it’s great in smoothies, pina colodas, and other drinks. You can also drink pineapple juice plain, add it to a fruit punch, or mix it with carbonated water and ice to make a refreshing homemade soda. Pineapple is often thought of as a dessert food because of how sweet it is, but it also goes great with meats, vegetables, and other savory meals. Cut the pineapple into bite-sized chunks and:  Put it on pizza Skewer it between pieces of meat on a kebab Serve it with shrimp Add it to tacos Serve it on top of rice Add it to stir fries


Grill the skirt steak. Pan sear the skirt steak. Broil the skirt steak.

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This is the most common method for cooking skirt steak, and it produces meat that tastes just right every time. Here's how to do it:  Preheat your grill on high heat. Place your steak on the grill. Cook your steak for 3 minutes on the first side, then flip it to the other side and cook for 3 more minutes for a medium steak. If you like your steak more rare, grill for 2 minutes per side. If you like your steak well done, grill for 4 minutes on each side. Remove the steak from the grill and let it rest for 5 minutes before serving. This allows the juices to seep back into the steak, making it more tender. If you don't have time to light up your grill, this is a convenient method that produces tasty steak:  Heat 2 teaspoons of cooking oil in a cast iron skillet or frying pan on the stove. Lay the skirt steak in the pan in one layer. Cook steak for 3 to 4 minutes on each side. Brush with extra marinade or the oil from the pan as the steak is cooking. Remove the steak from the pan and let it rest for 5 minutes before serving. For a grilled taste without the trouble of lighting your grill, this is a great option:  Move your oven rack so that the steak will be about 5 inches (12.7 cm) from the flame. Turn the oven to broil and let it preheat. Place the skirt steak on a lightly greased broiler pan or equivalent. Let the steak broil for 3 to 4 minutes, then flip it and broil it on the other side. Remove the steak from the oven and let it rest for 5 minutes before serving.


Grind and measure the espresso beans.

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You'll get the best flavor from your beans if you grind them at home. Use a very fine setting specifically for espresso. The espresso grounds should be much finer than the grounds for drip coffee. Measure out 18 to 21 grams (0.63 to 0.74 oz) (3 to 4 tablespoons) for a double shot of espresso.


Grind away the zinc coating at the site where you’re welding. Place your 2 pieces together or isolate your repair. Clamp smaller pieces with a welding clamp if you can.

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Put on your respirator and protective masks and glove. Use a sheet of 220-grit sandpaper or a grinder on a low setting to wear away the zinc coating. This is helpful in striking and maintaining a steady arc, but isn't critical if you are dealing with a thin galvanized coating and using appropriate rods. It will also increase the odds that you aren’t exposed to any harmful fumes.  If you want to strip smaller materials, like galvanized bolts or strips, you can soak them overnight in a cup of vinegar.  While welding galvanized steel releases the toxic fumes in the metal, grinding or sanding it won’t. Put your 2 pieces of galvanized metal on your work surface and arrange them in a way that you want them to set. You shouldn’t need to hold the pieces together while you weld. If you’re welding a hole or tear to close it off, set your piece down on your work surface so that the opening is facing up. If you have to lay your pieces out on the floor, make sure that you’re welding on a non-combustible surface, like concrete. If you’re clamping 2 sheets or joints together and they’ll fit in a clamp, use a welding clamp to force them together and make a perfect seam. Welding clamps are iron or metal clamps. To use a welding clamp, place 2 pieces in between the 2 ends of your clamp. Hold the frame still while you turn the dial at the end clockwise until the clamps close over your 2 items to hold them still.  Welding clamps are often referred to as C-clamps. If you’re using clamps that aren’t marketed as welding clamps, you can probably get away with using any metal clamp. You can’t use plastic clamps to hold 2 objects together for welding.


Grind the acorns into powder. Combine the acorn powder with water. Prepare an iron salt solution. Soak the bone in the acorn dye overnight. Remove the bone. Soak the bone in the iron salt solution. Let the bone dry. Wash the bone. Dry completely.

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Pop the caps off 15 acorns and toss the nuts into a powerful electric blender. Blend on high to pulverize the acorns into powder.  You could use two large oak galls instead of acorns if desired. Instead of a blender, you could also grind the nuts into powder using a stone mortar and pestle. Place the powdered nuts in a small to medium non-reactive bowl. Add 1 cup (250 ml) of room temperature water to the powder. Mix to combine using a plastic spoon. Note that the level of the water will need to be high enough to cover the bone you plan to dye. If you need to create more dye, you will need to add six more powdered acorns or one more powdered oak gall for each 1/2 cup (125 ml) of water. Place one steel wool pad in a separate non-reactive bowl and add 1 cup (250 ml) of lemon juice or vinegar.  Note that 2 Tbsp (30 ml) of powdered rust could be used instead of a steel wool pad if desired. You may want to choose a container with a lid since this solution will sit out overnight without being used. It must be prepared now, however, and not immediately before use. Place the bone in the bowl holding the acorn solution. Set the container aside and allow the bone to soak overnight, or 8 to 12 hours.  Make sure that the bone is completely submerged in the acorn dye. A longer soak time will lead to a darker dye. If you only want a light brownish-gray color, you can cut this amount of time down by about half. When the bone has had enough time to soak, remove it from the acorn dye. Hold the bone over the container for a minute so that any excess solution can drip off.  Do not worry if the dye is not quite the right color when you remove it from the acorn dye. The chemical reaction that the dye undergoes when immersed in the iron salt solution will alter the color and set the dye. You may want to wear rubber or plastic gloves when removing the bone to prevent your fingers from getting dyed, as well. Place the bone in the iron salt solution and allow it to soak overnight, or for 8 to 12 hours.  The bone must be completely...


Grind the marijuana buds. Blend the marijuana, milk, butter, and vanilla. Let the mixture rest for an hour. Add the water and simmer the mixture for 30 minutes. Remove it from heat and add the chai teabag. Strain the mixture through a fine-mesh sieve. Pour the tea into a mug and enjoy.

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Separate out the stems and seeds if necessary, and use a grinder or chop up the buds with a sharp knife until they're finely chopped, but not completely powdered. Place the ingredients in a blender and blend until completely smooth. This gives the flavors a chance to meld. Monitor the pan carefully to make sure it doesn't begin to boil or evaporate away. Add more water if necessary to keep the level of liquid constant. Steep the teabag for five minutes. During this time the tea will begin to cool. Place the sieve (or a piece of cheesecloth) over a bowl and pour the tea through to remove the tiny pieces of bud. You can skip this step if you don't mind their texture. Stir in sugar and more milk to taste. For an extra-indulgent drink, add a dollop of whipped cream topped with a sprinkling of cinnamon. Note: Even with only a 1/2 gram, this tea will create a strong high.


Grip the ball correctly.

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Position your shooting hand so that your fingertips are perpendicular to the seams in the ball. This hand is responsible for launching the ball. Place your non-shooting hand on the side of the ball to act as a guide for the shot. Your palm may or may not be touching the ball while you’re preparing to shoot - you may have control of the ball with your fingers and thumb. Leave a little space between your palm and the ball, so the ball will be able to roll off your fingertips with ease. The ball should sit on your finger pads. Spread your fingers wide so you have greater control over the ball.


Grip the card correctly for an overhand toss.

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How you hold the card for an overhand toss is up to you: you can grip by card by the corner, Ferguson style as with the Frisbee toss, or you can hold the entire long side of a card between your middle and ring finger. Experiment some with different grips to see what works best for you.


Grip the card correctly.

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Hold the card parallel to the ground and grip the bottom of the short side of the card on the corner farthest away from you between your index and middle finger, or your middle and ring finger. This is sometimes called "The Ferguson Grip," named after a famous card player. Alternate finger grips for the basic throw include:   For the Thurston grip, place the short side of a card between your middle and index finger so that the side runs parallel with the two fingers all the way through. This is perhaps the most common, if not the most accurate grip on the card.   For the Hermann grip, hold the card between your thumb and your middle finger, letting the index finger reach all the way to the opposite corner.  For the Ricky Jay grip, place your index finger on a corner and place your thumb on top of the card with your three remaining fingers along the bottom of the long side of the card. Your thumb on top should be right around on top of your middle finger.


Grip the card correctly. Curl the card back into your wrist. Keep it in the wrist. Flick your wrist forward. Release the card.

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Another common and accurate throwing style pioneered by powerful card thrower Ricky Jay and others is the frisbee-style toss, which can be super-accurate and super-powerful when gripped and tossed correctly. While you can also frisbee-toss a card using the Ferguson or the Thurston grip, it's more common to use Ricky Jay's style of holding the card:  To learn the Ricky Jay grip, place your index finger on one corner of the card and place your thumb on top. Fold your three other fingers along the bottom of the long edge of the card. This grip is a bit like a hybrid of the other two styles. Your thumb on top should be on the other side of the card as your middle finger, pinching the card, much like the Hermann grip. Curl the card back into your wrist, much as before, but hold your wrist parallel with the ground, your pinkie facing down as when you hold a frisbee. You can also wrap your arm around your body so the card is closer to your armpit on the opposite side of your body from the hand holding the card. Ricky Jay actually lifts his throwing hand up over his head, almost as if he's going to do an overhand throw, but the mechanics are more like a frisbee toss than an overhand throw, or some combination of the two. It looks as if the card is going to touch the ear on the opposite side of his head. There should be almost no arm movement whatsoever when you first start out, to get the mechanics of the spin right. To practice, grab a hold of your arm and practice launching the cards with wrist movement alone. After practicing and being able to throw cards without missing, you could try moving your arms for extra speed. Unwind, keeping your arm as straight and level as possible relative to the ground to keep the card from wobbling side to side, and snap your wrist forward to throw the card. In general, you can practice just using your wrist to toss the cards accurately, much as in the overhand throw. The mechanics are much the same, just oriented in a different direction. It's still all in the wrist, but the power...


Grip the cue with 2 fingers. Place your grip so that your arm is at a 45° angle. Set up your bridge. Use a pendulum motion for your stroke. Adjust your power for the shot.

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Stick to using your index finger and your thumb on your gripping hand. Point both your thumb and finger downward around the cue, and then wrap your index finger around the bottom of the cue. Your thumb should just rest on the cue. When working on your grip, keep your other 3 fingers away from the cue. Eventually, once you get the feel for the 2-fingered grip, you can lightly rest the other fingers against the cue without gripping with them. Your grip will move up and down the cue based on the shot you're making. For instance, if you need more of the cue stick on the table, you're grip will be further down the cue stick. However much room you have, your forearm should come straight up from the cue stick and then make a 45° angle to your body. You can use 1 of 2 bridges, the open or the closed bridge. With the closed bridge, you rest the cue stick on your middle finger and thumb, which are placed on the table. Your index finger loops loosely over the cue stick, and your other fingers are splayed out. With an open bridge, rest the cue stick on your thumb and index finger with your other fingers splayed out. Use whichever one feels most comfortable to you. If you need to reach the cue ball over another ball, you can also use a mechanical bridge, a device you set on the table. If your arm is in the correct position, you should be able to swing just your forearm backwards and forwards without moving your upper arm. This movement is pendulum-like, and it creates a smooth motion forward. It's tempting to just hit the ball as hard as you can. However, you don't know where the cue ball may end up if you do that. Try to just use enough power to accomplish the shot and no more. It will take practice to learn how much power to give each shot.


Grip the gun with your dominant hand. Support the gun with your non-dominant hand. Hold the gun tightly. Stand with your feet shoulder width apart and your knees slightly bent. Extend your arms and lean forward. Align the sights. Squeeze the trigger.

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Wrap your middle, ring, and pinky finger around the handle, and rest it comfortably in your palm. Press your non-dominant hand so that it covers the portion of the grip that’s uncovered by your dominant hand. Put your index, middle, ring, and pinky fingers under the trigger guard, around your dominant hand. Remember that you’re about to fire a small explosion, and all guns have at least some kick to them. Hold the gun tighter than you think you should, but avoid holding it in a “death grip.” Find a position that is comfortable for you. Make sure you don’t stand with your feet too close together, as the gun’s kick could send you flying backwards and injure you. Your arms should be extended straight in front of you, but not locked. Bend your elbows slightly and keep your shoulders square to the target. Lean forward slightly to use your weight to counteract the gun’s kick. Your average handgun has two sights, more commonly known as the front sight post and the rear sight notch. Aim your gun so that the top of the rear and front sights are on the same level. That tells you where the bullet will go. Pull the trigger straight back, without moving it side-to-side. Pull in a smooth, continuous motion until the gun fires. If you’re having trouble, try employing a mantra like “slooooooow” or “squeeeeeeeze.”


Grip the handle of the rod with your dominant hand. Reel in the line until your lure is hanging at 12–15 inches (30–38 cm). Hook your finger over the line and pull it up against the rod. Open the reel bail with your free hand. Pull the rod back over the shoulder of your casting arm. Let go of the line as you whip the rod out in front of you.

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Unlike spincasting reels, spinning reels are designed to be cast with one hand and reeled with the other. Take a firm grip on the reel seat, placing your index and middle finger above the projection and anchoring your ring and little fingers beneath it.  Since more people are right-handed, the majority of spinning reels are designed with the handle on the left and the reel on the right. If you’re left-handed, simply change the orientation of the rod so that the handle and reel are in a more natural position. Crank the reel clockwise to bring the lure to the right height. Avoid winding it in any closer than 6 inches (15 cm), or leaving excess slack in the line. You want the lure to dangle just enough to provide a little weight. Make sure you’re holding the handle of the rod in a comfortable position at about waist-level. Rotate the reel bail until the coiled line is aligned with the rod and sitting as close to your casting hand as possible. Then, crook your index finger and use it to gather up the nearest section of line and pull it directly up into the rod. This will create just enough slack to allow for an effective cast.  Once you’ve snagged the line with your finger, don’t let go until you initiate the cast. The reel bail is the cylindrical piece that rotates freely behind the spool where the line is wound. It is responsible for gathering the line and depositing it back on the spool when you reel in. If you’re a right-handed angler, flip the swinging metal loop over to the opposite side of the bail using your left hand. If you’re left-handed, use your right hand to open the bail. Opening the bail moves it out of the way of the line so you can freely cast your lure. Make sure you maintain your grip on the handle of the rod with your dominant hand while flipping the reel bail open. Casting a spinning reel is a 2-handed process. Move both hands in unison up and out, similar to the way you would hold a baseball bat or golf club. Pause when the tip of the rod is at roughly a 30-degree angle to the ground. A...


Grip the putter. Get in your stance. Keep your head over the ball. Swing your club.

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Use your fingers to grab hold of the putter handle, with your strong hand lower on the club. That is, if you play right-handed, your left hand should be at the top of the club. Having your fingers grip the handle will give you greater feel for the club and your actions, which creates better control. This is the way you approach (or “address”) the ball and stand over it. Stand up straight with your arms extended forward, holding your putter. Draw your elbows into your rib cage, then bend over until your putter head rests right behind the ball.  Make sure you bend your knees slightly. Stiff legs will give you less freedom of movement. Another way to help your posture while practicing is to find the ideal distance to stand from the ball. Professional golfers stand with their toes, on average, 2.5 putter head lengths from the ball. Try anywhere from 2 to 2.75 lengths when practicing to find the most comfortable distance for you. Your posture and stance width can change depending on the green slope, your aim, or various other factors. The important part of your positioning should be that you head is directly over the ball. If you aren’t sure about your posture, imagine dropping a ball from between your eyes straight down. It should land directly on top of the ball you want to putt. Of course, don’t actually do this during a round. Your swing should be smooth and unhurried. Focus less on striking the ball, and instead push it toward the hole to get a good role. Putting isn’t about power in the same way that shot from other parts of the course are.  Keep your shoulders level and wrists firm. When you swing, make sure that all the motion is in your arms. Keeping your shoulders and wrists from moving will give you greater control and accuracy.  The speed and distance of your backswing and follow-through should be equal. Pulling your follow through short or long will cause you to lose control of the putt.  A wider stance will give you a longer backswing. The farther away you are from the hole, the wider your swing should be.


Grip the shot with your fingers. Stand sideways at the back of the circle. Place the shot under your jawbone. Extend your left arm upward. Put your weight on your back leg. Turn your hips and push forward. Extend your arm directly outward to "put" the shot. Move forward more as you practice.

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Cup the "shot," or heavy ball, with your fingers and thumb along the back side of the ball. Don't touch the shot with your palm, and don't spread out your fingers around the ball. Use your dominant hand. Place your right foot on the back of the circle, and face the right side of the circle. Stand with your feet a little more than shoulder's width apart. While you'll move on to a more powerful throwing position later, this is a good stance to get your started while you concentrate on the arm and leg motions involved. This guide is written for right-handed shot putters. Switch "right" and "left" if you are left-handed. Stick the shot underneath your jawbone next to your neck. Keep your right elbow raised so the arm can push directly into your neck. Point your left arm upward in the direction you'll be throwing. During the rotation leading up to the throw, pull this arm inward so your hand is against the center of your chest. Surprisingly, most of the strength in shot putting comes from the legs, not the arms. Put almost all of your weight on your right leg, at the back of the circle, bending your knee as much as you find comfortable while keeping your balance. Push forward as hard as you can with your back leg, turning your hips so you face forward as you do so. Step or jump forward as you do this, sticking your front (left) foot as close to the front of the circle as you can. If you are having trouble keeping your balance and aim while you do this, start out in the center of the circle instead and take shorter steps while you practice. As you straighten out, move the shot out from under your jaw and send your arm out in a straight line at about a 40º angle upward, toward the field. Always keep your elbow raised and your wrist straight. If your elbow drops or your wrist bends downward during the release, this will result in a "tossing" motion that risks injury and fails to make full use of your momentum. The optimal angle is between 37º and 38º. Keep practicing this throw, especially the final delivery of the...


Groom Feed your horse a coat-enhancing grain. Take care of your horse’s mane and tail. Keep up your horse’s medical treatment.

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on a daily basis year-round. If you want a truly show-ready horse, keep their coat in perfect order all the time. Grooming your horse every day does two things: increases emotional bonding, and increases the health and shine of their coat. A win-win situation, huh?  Spend the most time with a curry comb to work out dirt and loose hair that cause your horse to appear dull and dusty. Be sure to pick your horse’s hooves on a daily basis as well. Keeping them clean will make it more comfortable for your horse, and better-looking in the long run. Spend time brushing the dock of your horse’s tail to stimulate hair growth. Your horse’s tail will end up becoming fuller and more healthy as a result of spreading the natural oils and stimulating the hair follicles. There are many different feed products on the market that are full of the nutrients necessary to enhance the thickness and shine of your horse’s coat and mane/tail. If your horse is able (based on dietary circumstances), incorporate one of these grains into their regular eating throughout the year, at least several months prior to a show. You can also feed your horse small servings of dried bread crumbs. This really will make their coat shine, just be careful to not make your horse sick! If the mane and tail of your horse are constantly ratted and full of debris, it will be very difficult to get them looking good in time for showing. Brush your horse’s mane and tail thoroughly every time you groom them, and rub in some cocoa butter once every few days. This will act as a conditioner, making their hair thicker and softer over time. When necessary, use a detangler to help reduce the number of knots.  Braid their mane and tail occasionally (when flies are low) to keep the hair from getting in more knots. A horse that is underweight, overweight, has worms, or any other illness/ailment won’t show as well. Make sure that you are keeping your horse’s health in mind throughout the year, instead of doing last-minute worming and medication the week of a show. A healthy...


Groom Practice various leading exercises with your horse. Practice ground training with your horse every day.

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your horse each day. Grooming is a component of ground training, a type of training where you are standing on the ground while taking your horse through various exercises. Ground training is an important of natural horsemanship, since it allows you to bond with your horse by establishing boundaries and communicating with him using his natural body language.  If you haven’t groomed him before, start by touching him all over with just your hands. Doing this everyday will get him used to your touch. Be mindful of the areas where he doesn’t feel comfortable being touched, such as his stomach and eyes.  When you start grooming him, focus on the areas where he likes to be touched. Many horses enjoy being touched around their withers and mane.  By grooming and touching your horse all over for just a few minutes each day, he will trust that you will touch him with gentleness and respect. When he trusts you in this way, you will know that you have established a strong bond with him. With the use of a lead rope attached to your horse’s halter, lead him from various positions, including in front of him, beside him, and behind him. Leading exercises will teach your horse to respect your personal space; earning this respect from your horse is another important aspect of bonding with him through natural horsemanship.  Lead your horse by walking in front of him. Determine how far in front of him you want to walk, and keep that distance for the duration of your walk. If your horse tries to close the distance that you established, gently push him back. He will learn to respect that distance.  Lead from the partner position (beside him). Stand next to his shoulder for this position. Just like when you walk in front of him, establish and maintain your area of personal space when walking beside him. Practice this position next to both shoulders.  Lead from the drive position. Stand behind your horse’s drive line (behind the withers) and walk diagonally behind him.  As an alternative, try leading your horse without the lead rope....


Groom your cocker spaniel regularly and often. Brush your cocker's hair at home on a regular basis. Send your cocker spaniel to a professional groomer. Introduce your cockers to groomers early in life. Take your cocker spaniel for regular checkups.

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Cockers need a lot of care for their coat, which is beautiful, but can be expensive and time-consuming. If you're not prepared for a lot of grooming, a cocker spaniel may not be the best dog for you.[Image:Care for a Cocker Spaniel Step 3.jpg|center]] Cockers are famous for their beautiful, long fur. They are also well known as show dogs. However, their coat requires a fair amount of upkeep. This helps to keep their coat free of matted and tangled fur. A slicker brush is the best type of brush to use.  Your cocker spaniel will take some time to get used to being brushed. Be patient if they are skittish and pretty soon they will love it. You can also keep their coat short to avoid having to brush their coat so often. However, you still need to send your cocker to a professional groomer on a regular basis. Grooming your cocker yourself is possible, but can be time consuming and difficult. If you don't want to groom your dog on a regular basis, a cocker spaniel is likely not the right dog for you Many owners have a professional grooming of their cocker spaniel every six to eight weeks. These grooming sessions can be expensive, since they are rather time consuming. Groomers usually perform one of two cuts. The Classic Cocker is where the groomer shaves your cocker's back, top of head, chest, stomach, and behind, but leaves long fur to grow on the legs and in between the legs. The Puppy Cut is where the groomer gives your cocker a full trim all over and leaves them having short hair. Have them groomed in small doses at first, so they become accustomed to it. Being in the room while they are being groomed as puppies also makes them feel more comfortable. Cockers are often not cooperative with groomers, so give them plenty of exposure so they are not nervous when they go for a long grooming session. Cocker spaniels are prone to getting sick. They may come down with progressive retinal atrophy (PRA), cataracts, patellar luxation, and glaucoma. Have regular checkups with the vet to ward off any of these diseases. ...


Groom yourself. Communicate before you kiss. Set the mood.

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If you're going to be getting up close and personal with your partner, it's a good idea to make your mouth, face, and body appear tantalizing and enticing for them. While everyone may have their own particular grooming routine (your go to mints, that special vanilla scented perfume, that musky cologne), the basics of good grooming include:  Brush your teeth. No one enjoys inhaling the onion and garlic after taste of your lunch or your stale, I just woke up morning breath.  So before you approach your partner for a kiss, brush your teeth and have a mint to keep your breath fresh and pleasant. Wash your face and keep it clean. This is another grooming habit that should not be ignored before enjoying a kiss with your partner. In fact, 53% of women prefer to kiss a clean shaven man. Regardless of if you have whiskers or a clean face, keep it clean and appealing to your partner. Wear clean clothes.You want to feel confident about experiencing a good, sensual kiss with your partner, so dress the part and make sure you're sporting clean clothes.  Avoid any clothing with spikes, sharp metal, or details that will get in the way of sensual enjoyment. Apply a little cologne or perfume. Smelling good is a big turn on for both sexes, but especially for women. Studies have shown that above all other physical characteristics, women ranked a man's scent as the most important feature for sexual interest in him. Of course, the key word is "a little", as a big turn off can be a partner who reeks of an overpowering cologne or perfume. So apply just a little bit of scent to your body and don't overdo it. Don't be shy about telling your partner what you like or asking what your partner prefers in terms of a good kiss. Rather than feel embarrassed about talking about your kissing dos and don'ts, communicating with each other will ensure you both have an enjoyable time. Be sure to discuss your preferences before you go in for a kiss, not during the kiss, so your partner doesn't take your comments as a rebuke. Create a private and...


Group similar items together. Weave a story. Coordinate by color. Stack sturdy items together. Frame conventionally or creatively. Avoid clutter. Reflect light. Mix in modern items.

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If you have multiple antique collections, consider arranging them in separate areas based on nature and original use. The items in any one area do not need to be the exact same, but they should be related to one another. For example, various antique teacups can be arranged in one area, even if the individual teacups differ in design. You can also display the teacups with other dishes since the original function of both collections are similar enough to work well together. A collection of antique teacups would work less well with something completely unrelated, though, like antique sewing supplies, books, or tools. Some antiques may not be directly related to one another, but if you arrange them carefully, you can tell a story that links them together. This can require a lot of creativity, but the end result may leave a stronger impact than a more conventional display would. For example, antique toys and antique clothing may not have a direct connection with one another, but if the toys and clothes are from the same era, you can paint a picture of life from that era. That picture can be further enhanced by including other antiques of the same era in your display, including dishes, jewelry, tools, or figurines. Group like colors or coordinating colors together to avoid displays that clash. Keep the color of the room in mind when choosing where to place the antique collection, as well.  A strong visual impact can be created when you display a large group of antiques in a single hue, even if the exact shades vary. The objects in your display do not need to match, but the colors should at least work well together. For instance, if the majority of your antiques have warm hues (reds, browns, oranges, yellows), a single blue piece placed among the rest may look out of place. Heavy, sturdy antiques can often be stacked on top of one another to save space and create some visual interest. Never place any item that could break beneath something heavier, though.  A few examples of antiques that can typically be stacked...


Group your clothes by material. Pack your out of season clothing first. Organize your clothes by season. Separate your clothes by size. Divide your clothes based on purpose.

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Place all of the same types of materials in the same box.  Whether it be silks, cottons, polyesters, wools, etc.  Each type of fabric needs a different treatment, has a different thickness, and different susceptibilities to creasing.  When you get to your new house, it will be much easier to sort out your clothes this way, and prioritize which ones need to come out first.  Woolen fabrics are generally thicker, and less susceptible to creasing.  To pack away these clothes, fold them like normal, and place them in one over the others.  You might want to place a paper towel in between each of them so that they do not tangle and knot together.  You might also consider getting a few extra boxes to accommodate the thickness of the fabric. Silks and cottons are thinner and easily creased.  You can fold them and place them into boxes if you don't mind the creases.  There is always the option to iron your clothes once you move into your new home.  However, if you don't want them to get creased, you can place each of the articles on hangers, and drape a plastic clothing bag over top.  Hang them in your moving vehicle when you get ready to move. Polyesters and other synthetics can be crammed into boxes.  They are fairly thin and don't crease easily.  Fold them up like any other normal clothes and place them in boxes one on top of the other. You will not need those items right away, and you can mark the boxes and bags so that you unpack them last.  For instance, if you moving in the beginning of summer, you can pack up your fall sweaters and winter coats from the start.  If you are moving in the middle of January, pack away your short sleeve t-shirts and shorts.  If you are packing in one of those in between months, leave some clothes that you might use near the top of the box.  Pack away your specialty clothes as well.  This includes hiking clothes, swim trunks, etc.  Chances are, before a big move, you will not be traveling to use these items. In separate boxes pack summer, fall, winter, and spring clothes.  Summer and...


Grow bushes around the AC unit. Plant climbing plants on a trellis system. Steer attention away from the unit with a landscape distraction. Establish a natural bamboo screen.

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Plant a semi-circle or full square of dense bushes around the unit. You can buy these almost fully grown from your local gardening store to save time. If you want uniformity, small boxwood bushes are a great option. However, they do take their time to grow.  Another option is to place large planters with bushes or tall grasses around your unit. This is a good choice if the soil around your AC isn’t suitable for growing plants. An aromatic bushy plant, such as lavender lilac, is another great option. Buy a set of trellis pieces from your local gardening store. Set them into the ground with stakes around your AC unit. Then, plant a number of hardy, climbing plants around the trellis base. You can even help them along by weaving some of the plant into the trellis’ gaps. Wait for the plant to grow and it will fill in any remaining holes, leaving a natural barrier. You could choose a flowering plant, like honeysuckle, or something more common to a garden, such as beans. Trumpet vine, wisteria, or climbing hydrangea are other strong trellis plants. Set down a stone path that directs visitors in the opposite direction from your AC unit. Adding a fountain, fire pit, or other eye-catching structure in the middle of your yard can also keep a visitor from focusing on the unit. Making the location of the unit the least interesting part of the space generally works wonders. Building a gazebo or other sitting area in the part of your yard opposite from the AC unit can also pull attention away from it. Plant a line of bamboo shoots around the perimeter of your AC unit. Put them far enough out so that they’ll obscure the view of the unit, but won’t crowd it when fully grown. Then, let them grow and dig out any shoots that get too close to the unit. You can also purchase a natural bamboo screen and secure it into the ground with stakes. This is a way to get instant coverage without the growth period.


Grow guava trees in a tropical or subtropical environment. Select a well sunlit spot. Find moist, well-drained soil.

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Guava trees thrive in areas where the summers are warm, and the winters are cool. Normal outside temperatures should be between 59 °F (15 °C) and 82 °F (28 °C). You can ask your local nursery about whether or not your current location is good for growing. Temperatures below 59 °F (15 °C) can make your fruit's quality inferior. Make sure the spot receives at least 6 to 8 hours of sun daily. You’ll want to keep your tree out of the shade, so find a place where your house and other objects won’t cast a shadow throughout the day. Make sure the spot is in open space so the top of your tree doesn't collide with anything. Guava works in a wide variety of soils so long as the soil has good internal and external drainage. This just means soil that allows water to pass through it easily. To check for this kind of soil, dig a 1 foot (0.30 m) hole and pour a little water into it. If the water disappears in only a few minutes, it’s good soil. If it continues to sit, then you’ll need to find another location.  You should avoid shallow soil and compact, layered soil. This will make it difficult for your roots to stretch. If your soil is hard and compact, you can add compost to help it reach the correct conditions. Dig down 2 feet (0.61 m) deep and work the composite into the soil.


Grow long hair. Cut his hair in a flowy style. Accessorize his hair. Put on a wig.

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Boys who enjoy dressing like girls often grow long hair to accommodate lots of different hair styles.   Curl his hair to add more volume. Blow dry and style his hair after a shower. He can wear a low ponytail if he wants to dress like a boy. Get a haircut that incorporates soft waves to soften and feminize the face.  Haircuts with sharp angles may make his face look more angular and rigid. If you choose to dye his hair, pick a color that compliments his skin tone. Light colors are best for cool skin tones, darker colors compliment warm skin tones. You can accessorize his natural hair with hair clips, bows, and headbands to add a feminine touch to the outfit. Brush his hair and sweep the front to the side with a girl’s hair clip to make his hair look like a girl’s pixie cut.  Hair clips, headbands, and bows are a great accessory to add to the boy’s hair. Put ribbons or barrettes in his hair to look more feminine. If you want him to have longer hair, he can wear a wig. Choose a wig that is close to his hair color to make it look more natural. Style the wig in any style you like. Wigs are a good way to create a total transformation in his look.


Grow miniature roses outdoors if you live in grow zones 4-11. Choose a variety of miniature rose. Get your roses from a local nursery or floral shop.

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To find your grow zone, search for “climate zone” online and select a website offering a grow zone calculator. Type in your ZIP code, and the grow zone calculator will give you a number and/or a letter, like "6b." Miniature roses grow best in climate zones 4-11. If you don’t live in this climate zone, your roses may not grow well outdoors. Consider keeping them in containers inside your home if you still want to grow them. While they are often gifted in small containers, miniature roses grow best outdoors. Species of miniature roses can grow from 5 in (13 cm) to 3 ft (0.91 m), depending on their type. To pick a type of rose, search online for “miniature rose varieties” and browse the options.  Make your decision based on color, height, and width. Popular miniature rose varieties include Hakuun, Little Flirt, La White Pet, Mister Bluebird, Robin, and The Fairy.  If you want larger roses, try variations like Arthur Bell, Eutin, Lilly Marlene, and Orange Triumph. Go with smaller height varieties if you want to grow roses indoors. Miniature roses are most commonly purchased in small containers, whether you are using them for your garden or as a gift. Locate a nearby store by searching online, and pick out a miniature rose bush. Choose your bush based on rose variety, color, and size. Select 1 plant or several, depending on how many you'd like to grow. If you are shopping for miniature roses in the month of February or May, expect a backorder or waitlist. Miniature roses are very popular Valentine’s Day and Mother’s Day gifts.


Grow oleanders in a warm climate. Choose the spring or fall. Select a sunny location. Amend the soil with compost. Choose a healthy oleander plant.

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Oleander plants can survive temperatures that occasionally dip below the freezing point, but they thrive in climates that remain above freezing year-round. If you have harsh winters, you may not be able to grow an oleander bush outdoors.  Oleanders will only tolerate temperatures as low as 15 degrees Fahrenheit (-9.4 degrees Celsius). At that point, however, the foliage will be damaged.  Even if the top of a plant becomes damaged, it can still grow back as long as the roots remained unharmed. If you live in a cooler climate, you will need to plant oleanders in a heated greenhouse or in movable containers. Each container must be at least two to three times as wide and deep as the root ball of the bush you plan on keeping. Keep the container outside during the warmer weather and take it inside during the winter. Plant a healthy oleander bush in the spring or fall. Do not wait until summer (its primary growing season) or winter (its dormant season).  Typically speaking, the ideal time to plant an oleander is August or September, just after the blooming period ends. If you plant the bush any later than that, the blooming period might be shortened. Oleanders planted in spring may not produce many blossoms during its first year, but the foliage should remain healthy and new blooms should appear during the following growth season. The vast majority of oleander varieties thrive in full sunlight but can also tolerate light shade. For best results, look for an area in your garden that receives at least six hours of direct sunlight on a regular daily basis.  When grown in partial shade, oleanders tend to take on a lanky, open shape instead of a full, bushy one. Note that in especially hot, dry climates, a location that receives partial shade may actually be better than one that receives full sun. Also note that oleander bushes are good to use as "walls" against wind and can protect more sensitive plants, but damage caused during severe winds can ruin open blossoms and closed buds for the season. Oleander can tolerate...


Grow out your beard first. Invest in a good quality trimmer. Trim what you don't want. Be patient with your facial hair growth.

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The hair on top of your lip can look a little thin at first. If you want to avoid some initial awkwardness, consider growing out all your facial hair first, and then trimming the rest of the beard off when the mustache is thicker, or progressively trimming everything except your mustache to make the transition less abrupt.  Trim and maintain your beard while you nurture your soon-to-be mustache. Any time you're sculpting facial hair, it's a good idea to invest in a beard trimmer to make the job easier. It's easier to shape your mustache accurately with an electric trimmer than with a basic razor you'd use to take all the hair off completely. Usually, you can get a decent rechargeable beard trimmer for $15-20, available at most retail stores. They'll come with a variety of guard shapes and sizing options, making it easy to keep your mustache in shape. Most basic mustaches extend just about down to the sides of the mouth, leaving the hair atop the lip untouched. All it takes to shape a basic mustache is shaving off any facial hair you don't want. This usually means everything on your cheeks, under and along your jaw, and around your mouth, except your top lip.  After trimming the basic shape you want, leave your mustache alone. Shave or continue trimming the other areas of your facial hair growth regularly to keep your mustache standing out above the rest of the hair in your beard. It's sometimes common for some kinds of hair, to let some of the beard grow back and have a mustache that's a little longer than the rest. It's half-beard, half-mustache. Best of both worlds. Though your facial hair may grow quite quickly, it may take several weeks to over a month to grow in fully, depending on the type of mustache you want to sport, and the speed that your beard grows in. It can take a while, so try not to rush it.  Contrary to popular belief, trimming your beard regularly does not cause it to "grow back thicker." It's not always bad advice though: This is often a way to convince guys with bad-looking facial hair to...


Grow potted hibiscus plants in loamy, lightweight soil. Make sure the planter or container drains well. Keep the soil moist but never soggy. Give your hibiscus plants warm water. Put them where they can get several hours of direct sunlight daily. Fertilize them weekly during their growth period.

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Hibiscus plants aren’t that particular about their soil mix, but they prefer lightweight material such as loam and peat moss. A regular bag of potting soil will usually work just fine. You can create their ideal soil conditions by mixing 1 part garden loam, 1 part peat moss, and 1 part fine sand or bark. A mix of 1 part coarse peat, 1 part composted bark, and 1 part composted manure mixed with a little bit of leca and vermiculite is also a great soil mix for hibiscuses. Loamy soil provides good drainage, but it's also important to grow hibiscuses in containers or planters that have plenty of drainage holes. After a watering, the environment should drain completely to prevent root rot. Water your plant, then watch for the water to come out of the drainage holes. Let the water drain into the plastic tray underneath. Give the roots time to soak up the excess water, but if water is still in the tray after 12 hours, dump it out. These plants need lots of water, especially during the warmest months when they’re blooming. Check the soil moisture each day by touching the top of the soil. If it feels dry, your plant needs to be watered. If it feels damp and slightly spongy, the soil is wet enough. Overwatering can cause root rot, so always touch the soil before watering. Never use cold water on hibiscus plants. They like their water to be around 95°F (35°C). Use a thermometer or touch the water with your hand before administering it to check the temperature. Avoid using water that's much hotter than 95°F (35°C), since they don't like overly warm water either. Hibiscuses will grow without direct sunlight, but they won’t bloom without at least 1 to 2 hours of direct sunlight every day. Place your hibiscus plants in a sunny window. Keep the plants 1 in (2.5 cm) to 2 in (5.1 cm) away from the window glass, since the hot glass can damage their foliage and blooms. With the proper amount of sunlight, hibiscus plants will bloom from spring until fall. Hibiscus plants flower from spring until fall, and weekly fertilizing will...


Grow roses if you live in climate zones 5-9. Choose a type of rose known to grow long stems. Purchase your roses as small plants from a local nursery.

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Search for “climate zone” online and select a website offering a grow zone calculator. Type in your zip code, and the grow zone calculator will give you a number and/or a letter, like "6b." Long stem roses grow best in climate zones 5-9. If you don’t live in this climate zone, your roses may not grow to full size. When it comes to growing long stem roses, Hybrid Tea Roses are most commonly grown. These roses are a popular choice because of their long stems and iconic bud shape. They come in a wide range of colors, including red, pink, orange, purple, green, white, and yellow. Select a long rose variety in a color of your choice. In addition, Ingrid Bergman, Opening Night, and Firefighter roses are also popular long stem varieties. Most commonly, roses from a nursery are grown in containers, and you can purchase them as small plants. Roses grow in bushes, and you can either replant them in your garden or into another large, deep container. To find your roses, search online for a local nursery, and browse their selection of long stem species. Hybrid Tea Roses have countless individual species, and there are also other varieties of long stem roses you can choose from.  You can select your rose species based on things like their color, maximum height, fragrance, or number of petals, for example. You can also purchase roses from online nurseries. If you want to do this, reserve your roses in January or February so they are ready for the springtime.


Grow seeds indoors. Wait until after the last frost to plant outside. Plant outside. Make sure that the roots are set.

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If you're using seeds and experiencing a long winter, you should start growing inside. This will keep the seedlings warm and protected until you’re ready to plant them outdoors. Your specific seed variety will probably have instructions, but in general, moss roses grow in similar ways.  Place seeds uncovered on shallow dry soil (a few inches deep is fine) and keep at room temperature. You can sprinkle them with a little water every few days, but they don’t need much. The seeds should germinate within two weeks, but wait an additional month before you move them. Moss roses are used to balmy summer climates. As hardy as they are with little water, a cold snap can easily kill them. Keep seedlings inside until you’re certain the ground won’t freeze. Treat them as you would if they were outside--make sure they get full sun and a sprinkle of water every now and then. Once the frost is gone for good, it’s time to plant your seeds or seedlings outside. Make sure to space them out (12 inches, or .3 meters, is great) and cover them with minimal soil. They should be thriving in no time.  If you live in a warm area, you can plant seeds directly--just scatter them on the ground and cover with a little seeding soil.  If you’re transplanting home-grown or commercial seedlings into the warmed ground, dig a small hole twice to three times as wide and equally as deep as the container the seedlings are in, then lift up the plant by its base and place it into the hole. Plan to baby your moss roses for their first few days outside. For about a week, water them on a daily basis, since the roots have not yet expanded to fill the full area needed to get water to the whole plant. After this first week, you can water them less frequently.


Grow small plants in the coffee mugs. Make a candle inside of the mug. Crush the mugs and use them as drainage rock. Give the mugs to your kids for crafting projects.

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They are for good growing small houseplants like herbs, cacti, and succulents. All you need to do is add a little soil and add the plant or seedling. Put the mug in a place where it will get a lot of sunlight, like your windowsill. Try to avoid watering it too much because the mug doesn’t have a drainage hole. Candles also seem to accumulate all over the household through the years. Get rid of some of those candle holders and glasses while reducing the amount of mugs in your cabinet by combining the two! All you have to do is melt some wax inside of the mug, add a wick, and then you’re good to go. Light up the candle and relax. Just make sure not to grab the mug for coffee in the morning. Making candles on your own is also a great way to save money. Let out some frustration by crushing up mugs for a useful purpose. Put the mugs underneath a thick cloth and crush them using a mallet or hammer. Don’t get too crazy, but crush them enough so that you end up with small pieces. Then, use the pieces as drainage stone at the bottom of flower and houseplant pots. The small bits of ceramic work as well as gravel for encouraging soil drainage. Let your kids release some creative energy by giving them coffee mugs to craft with. This is a cheap and easy way to let your kids develop the artistic talent you know they have. Allow your children to decorate the unwanted mugs with acrylic paint, construction paper, or other decorative materials. When finished, the mug can be used as storage for colored pencils or other small objects.


Grow spinach in USDA Hardiness Zones three through nine. Choose savoyed and semi-savoyed varieties to plant in the fall. Choose smooth-leafed spinach for a faster growing time.

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Spinach is extremely cold-hardy and fares well in these mild to cold climate zones. This cold-weather crop prefers temperatures between 35 and 75℉ (1 and 23°C). Savoyed varieties are characterized by their dark green crinkly leaves. They are best for planting in the fall because they become especially crisp in cold weather. Smooth-leafed spinach grows upright and produces leaves lighter in color than those produced by savoy spinach. It grows quickly and easily and is the perfect addition to any summer salad.


Grow them back. Fill in patches.

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The first thing you should do to fix over-plucked eyebrows is to stop plucking and waxing. The best way to achieve a good brow shape is to let them grow out for about a year or so.  Using a brow razor to shape will help stimulate growth.  If you absolutely can't stop tweezing, let your brows grow for at least three weeks before plucking again. Too-frequent plucking can damage your follicles, causing permanent damage. Many people have small bald patches within their eyebrows, but chronic over-tweezers may find them particularly worrisome.  Use an eyebrow pencil or dust on powder with an angled brush. Pick a pencil or powder that is close to the same shade as your natural eyebrows. Layering with both can create a more natural look. When using a fine pencil, fill in with multiple light strokes to mimic the look of individual hairs. Delicately brush off excess pigment with a clean makeup brush. Add another layer of pigment and do another brush-off. Repeat this process until your eyebrows are as dark as you'd prefer. Set your brows with gel to keep the makeup from rubbing off as you go about your day.


Grow this bush in zones 8 to 11. Choose a sunny, well-sheltered location for your plant. Plant the bush in well-draining soil. Add some organic matter to enrich the soil. Keep the plant watered. If you live in a cold climate, consider planting your bush in a pot.

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The purple flower potato bush will thrive in US zones 8 to 11. Make sure to choose a spot in your garden where the bush will have plenty of space - around 40 inches (101.6 cm) on each side. This plant typically grows to about 5 feet (1.5 m) in height, so take that into account when planning your garden.  The zones refer to the location you live in, as outlined by the USDA Hardiness Zone Map. This map divides North America into 11 zones, according to average annual minimum winter temperatures. Each zone has an average winter temperature that is 10 °F (−12 °C) warmer (or colder) than the zone adjacent to it.     To find out which hardiness zone you live in, go to the National Gardening Association website and enter your zip code. It's important that your purple flower potato bush gets plenty of sunlight, so make sure to choose a sunny spot in your garden for planting. This plant is native to warm climates, so in cold areas, it’s important to plant it in a sheltered area to help it survive the winter. Against a red brick wall - out of the wind - is ideal.    The purple flower potato bush favors well-draining soil, so avoid planting it anywhere puddles form and linger after rainfall. If drainage is a problem in your garden, consider incorporating lots of organic matter or grit into the soil to improve the drainage ahead of planting.  The plant will prefer soil with a pH that is either neutral or slightly alkaline, but this isn't critical.     If your garden soil is sandy, it may be advisable to add some lime at planting time. This will result in better flowering. When you plant your purple flower potato bush, add an organic mulch to enrich the soil, conserve moisture and protect the roots. Incorporate three inches of well-rotted manure or leaf mold to the soil during planting. Keep the plant well-watered until it is established. This usually takes about a year. If your area experiences particularly cold winters, consider planting your purple flower potato bush in a container that can be moved indoors during the...


Grow tomato seeds in a special material. Place seedlings under artificial light once they sprout. Move seedlings into the hydroponic system. Set the water pump timer. Set your artificial lights (if applicable). Stake and prune tall tomato plants. Pollinate the tomato plant blossoms.

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Raise your tomato plants from seed whenever possible. If you bring plants in from the outdoors, you may introduce pests and diseases to your hydroponics system. Plant seeds in a nursery tray with a special growing material for hydroponics, instead of ordinary soil. Before using, soak the material with pH 4.5 water, aided by a pH test kit from a garden store. Plant the seed under the surface, and keep under plastic domes or other transparent material to trap moisture and encourage the seeds to sprout. As soon as the plants sprout, remove the covering and place the seedlings under a light source for at least 12 hours a day. Only use incandescent light bulbs as a last resort, as these produce more heat than other options.  See the section on hydroponics system setup to learn about grow light options. Take care not to let the light shine on the roots to avoid damaging them. If roots are protruding from the starter material before they are ready to transplant, you may need to soak additional starter material and use it to cover them. Wait until their roots start to protrude from the bottom of the nursery tray, and the first "true leaf" has grown, larger and different in appearance than the first one or two "seed leaves". This usually takes 10–14 days. When you move them into the hydroponics system, you may place them at 10 to 12 inch intervals in a layer of the same material, or transfer them to individual plastic "net pots" containing the same material. If using the ebb and flow system described in this article, the plants are placed on the tray. Other systems may call for the plants to be placed in a trough, along a slope, or wherever the water and nutrients can reach the roots. To begin with, try setting the pump to run for 30 minutes every 2.5 hours. Do not go more than 2.5 hours without running the pump. Keep an eye on the plants: you'll need to increase the watering frequency if they begin to wilt, and decrease it if the roots become slimy or soaked. Ideally, the material the plants are in should just barely...


Grow your blog traffic. Creating content multiple times a week to keep readers engaged. Sell advertisements directly, not through a service like Adsense. Don't flood the site with ads in order to keep readers around. Build up a mailing list for direct outreach to your readers. Build relationships with other bloggers and websites. Understand that monetizing a blog takes several months or years.

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More readers, more money. The equation is simple, but the actual practice of it is much harder. There are thousands of ways to increase readership, but the basics are actually simple. You should:  Hone in on one specific niche or project. Use social media accounts to promote every single post. Embed links to other articles of yours in each article. Deliver regular content.  Learn how to utilize SEO. The top priority should be creating content that is worth reading.  If you write blog posts that are worth reading people will come back to your blog over and over. You build a following, and when you have something to say there will be people who will read it. Do not write a financial blog one day and a cooking blog the next because you'll never know who your readers are.  Pictures and video are becoming increasingly important online. Make sure you have images to go with your posts to keep readers engaged. Monetizing a blog is about finding a market of buyers interested in specific products -- finance or cooking -- not the small number of people who like both. This takes some time, but will net you much higher profits. Basically, you just ask a business or individual if they want to buy space on your site, charging by the month to keep it up. You can offer different sized ads for different prices or lengths of time and you get the entire profit, not Google. However, you have to take the time to find a buyer, which leads to less time blogging. You also have to be able to seamlessly incorporate the ad into your site. Be ready to:  Show a potential buyer your monthly page views and visitor counts. Point out your blog's specific niche and target audience. Work with them to make sure the ads fit neatly in your site, without compromising content. No one likes to click on a website and get inundated with ads. If your readers feel like you're selling them out, or that you care more about money than content, they will leave. So place your ads sparingly, using other methods like direct sales or services to make your money....


Grow your own chia plant. Use chia seeds to prevent mud.

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The word "chia" became popular in Western culture thanks to the commercially produced "Chia Pet," but you can make your own cheap version of this at home by sprouting chia seeds in a small pot and watering consistently.  Fill a clay pot with soil. If you want to get creative, you can find a pot shaped like an animal, but any pot can be used. Sprinkle the chia seeds over the pot. Gently press them into the soil with your fingers. Add enough water to keep the soil moist. Continue watering the plant, keeping it regularly moist, and let the chia plant sit in a sunny area. It should only take a few days for chia to sprout. If you pack chia seeds into a dark area of your yard, they can help prevent mud and make your lawn look neater and cleaner.  Spread a handful of chia seeds evenly over a small patch of yard in a shaded area. Use your feet or the back of a shovel to pat the chia seeds into the ground. Without sun and regular watering, the chia seeds are unlikely to sprout into chia plants.


Grow your pansies in the correct conditions. Keep critters in mind when selecting a location for your pansies. Protect your pansy from the elements. Move your potted pansy out of direct sunlight. Understand why pansies tend to stop blooming.

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To start, you need to consider the placement of your pansies. They should be in a cool, moist, protected area of your garden. Consider placing them under a tree that will provide shade for the pansies. While the pansy plant is very hardy, its flowers will be eaten by critters, bugs, and anything else that might come along so try to plant them in a protected area. Pansy plants will look rough and not well cared for if they are placed in an area with large amounts of wind and rain. Try to reserve a safe spot in your garden for them that is shielded against the wind. If placed in a container, be sure your plant does not receive sun during the hottest hours of the day. Move the container during the summer to a cooler area to encourage blooms year round. The reason pansies stop blooming is in the design of the plant. Pansies bloom early in the spring, produce seeds, then die back in the summer.


Grow your roses outdoors for best results. Grow roses in 8–10 in (20–25 cm) containers to easily transport them. Choose a location with at least 6 or more hours of direct sunlight a day.

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Miniature roses are best grown outdoors, as they require ample sunlight. For best results, store them in a greenhouse. Greenhouses encourage flowers to grow healthy and beautiful because they optimize sunlight, temperature, and humidity. If you do not have a greenhouse, grow them either in your garden or in raised beds.  For example, place them along your garden as a border, or line other flowers with a row of roses. Alternatively, place your potted miniature roses outside in your garden. It is best to use small containers with 3 or more draining holes when planting roses. Purchase these at most home supply stores or nurseries. Select 1 container for each of your rose bushes.  Use a pot or hanging basket, for example. Use an appropriately sized container based on the size of your plant's roots. Get a container that is 2–3 in (5.1–7.6 cm) larger than your plant. If your container is too large, your roses may be reluctant to grow. If your container is too small, your roses will be cramped. Roses, as a whole, require ample sunlight to grow healthy and beautiful flowers. Whether you are growing them in your garden or in containers, make sure they are in a place where they receive at least 6 hours of sunlight a day. Make sure your spot does not have any shade from large trees or any other cast shadows.