Make a list of any previous jobs or positions. Identify your physical abilities. Determine your mental skills. Think about factors in the workplace that will negatively affect your condition.

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One of the best ways to determine your abilities and skills is to consider any previous jobs or positions you held as a disabled individual. Many employers will look at the demands of your recent past work and compare them to their requirements and needs in a worker. Think about any work you did for pay or profit and how long you did this work.  If you are currently working, and make $1,090 US a month, you generally are not considered eligible for disability coverage by the US government.  If you are not currently working, the hiring agency or employer will send your disability application the Disability Determination Services office. They will then ask doctors about your medical condition, how it limits your activities, and what treatment you are receiving. Your disability will then be confirmed by the government and you will have proof of your disability. Consider how your medical condition affects your ability to do certain work-related activities like sitting, standing, walking, lifting, carrying, pushing, and pulling.  You should also think about how your condition affects your ability to complete manipulative and postural activities like reaching or handling large objects, using your fingers, stooping for objects, balancing objects in your hands, climbing stairs or ladders, and kneeling or crawling. For example, if you are confined to a wheelchair, you may not be able to complete certain work-related activities, or you may need assistance when completing these activities. You may also have certain techniques to help you reach for objects or lift objects. Your employer will want to know how well you maintain concentration and attention in a workplace, and your ability to understand, remember, and carry out instructions.  You will also need to be able to respond appropriately to your supervisors, co-workers, and clients. There may also be changes or adjustments in your work setting during your time at a company or organization. Consider how you cope with change, and shifts in your environment.  If you...


Make a list of everything riding in an elevator entails. Build a “fear ladder. Practice the steps in the ladder. Prepare accordingly. Ride different types of elevators. Seek the help of a friend. Be patient.

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This way, you’ll be able to systematically approach getting over your fear, step by step. For example, some of the steps you could write down include:  Arriving at a new location to see that you must either ride an elevator or take the stairs. Pressing the “up” or “down” button and waiting for the elevator to arrive. Seeing how crowded the elevator is. Stepping into the elevator. Selecting your floor. Watching the door close and open. ” Now that you have broken down your approach to riding elevators into steps, you can rearrange the list in order of what frightens you the least to what frightens you the most. The goal is to start with a step that may make you slightly uncomfortable but that doesn’t intimidate you so that you can gradually expose yourself to your fear. For example, pressing the “up” or “down” button may not frighten you as much as waiting inside the elevator until you reach your floor, so put these steps in the appropriate order. Progress from step to step gradually. When the step is relatively simple, like pressing the button for which floor you want to go to, repeat it often until you feel less anxious. If the step is longer, like waiting inside the elevator, stay in the situation long enough that your anxiety decreases.  If you expose yourself to a situation for longer, you’ll feel less anxious the next time you face the challenge. The only thing not to do is to avoid your fear—avoidance will only reinforce the notion that you should be afraid of elevators.  Stop if you feel overwhelmed or anxious. This is a sign that you should progress more slowly. Practice each step until you feel sufficiently comfortable with it to move on to the next. If you can, practice at a time when the elevator does not get a lot of use. It’s best to use an empty elevator so that you feel less anxious and don’t disrupt other people’s rides. Depending on what aspect of riding in an elevator scares you, you can plan ways to put your mind at ease ahead of time.  If your fear is being enclosed in a small space with...


Make a list of everything you need. Use patterns when sewing your cosplay. Don't be afraid or ashamed to buy pieces for your cosplay. Consider buying and modifying piece to suit your cosplay. Do your research when buying or commissioning a cosplay. Don't forget the props and accessories.

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This includes every piece of the entire outfit, down to the belt, gloves, and shoes. It should also include things like wigs (if you are using one), makeup, and any necessary undergarments. If you are going to make the cosplay, write down the materials you'll need for each piece. For example:  White blouse: white cotton, white thread, white buttons Green skirt: dark green twill or wool suiting, matching thread, zipper, hook closure brown loafers, white knee socks, skin-toned bra You can buy a pattern from the fabric store or draft your own. If you decide to use store-bought patterns, be prepared to modify them to suit the character and your figure. Many patterns also include a list of recommended fabric types. Take these into consideration!  You may need to change the shape of the hem or sleeves on the pattern. If a pattern is the right shape but the wrong length, you'll need to add/subtract length to/from it. Don't be afraid to change the shape of a collar to suit your cosplay. You don't have to make everything from scratch. If your cosplay requires an everyday item, it would be easier to just buy it. For example, if you are cosplaying Kagome from Inuyasha, it would be much cheaper, easier, and faster to buy a pair of knee socks rather than make them yourself. Sometimes, you may come across an item that is the right shape, but the wrong color. Other times, you may come across something that is the right color but a little too long. Instead of making a whole new piece, get the almost-right piece, then modify it. For example:  If something is the right shape but the wrong color, dye it. If something is too long or has sleeves, cut it. Don't forget to hem it though (if needed). Paint boots to match your cosplay, or make boot covers for them. There is no guarantee that the cosplay will fit you perfectly, especially if you buy it from a cosplay shop. The quality may be top-notch, or it may be sub-par. Most importantly, research the company or the person you are buying or commissioning the cosplay from. Make sure...


Make a list of friends and family members who you think could lend you money. Be straightforward. Be honest about why you need the money. Offer to pay interest. Consider offering up something of value as collateral. Accept their answer. Create an agreement stating the terms of your loan. Write them a thank you note. Pay back the loan on time and according to the schedule.

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Think of all of the close friends and family members you have who you believe have the means to let you borrow the money you need. Think of your relationship with this person. Are you very close with each other? Have you lent them money in the past?  They are more likely to lend you money if they have a close, trusting relationship with you and if you have also helped them out financially in the past. Choose the person you think is most likely to be willing to help you out, and contact them first. In general, it is not usually good to mix money matters with family and friends. If you don’t pay them back you risk ruining your relationship with them forever. When you meet to ask for the money, be friendly, but don’t beat around the bush. It’s a good idea to make small talk before bringing up the issue in order to avoid seeming uncaring. For example, don’t just walk in and say, “Hey, I need some money. Can you lend it to me?” Instead, ask them how they’re doing, and see what is going on in their lives before getting into the money.  When you do bring up the issue be direct, but also polite. For example, you can say, “I’m really sorry to have to ask you this, but I’ve come across some unexpected financial difficulties. I’m a bit short on rent money this month. Would you be able to help me out?” Don’t beat around the bush by telling them that you’re having problems, and hoping for someone to help you out. They may not pick up on the hint, which puts you in an awkward situation. Reassure them that you understand if they can’t lend you the money. Though you may really need the money, it isn’t fair to pressure someone you care about into lending you money they may not even have. As someone lending you their own money, they have the right to know what you need it for so don’t lie about it, even if you want the money for something that you don’t really need to have.  For example, if you want the money for concert tickets say, “The thing is, my favorite band is coming to town and I’m not sure if I’ll get another chance...


Make a list of names that have personal meaning. Consider names with shared significance to you and your partner. Ask your families about naming traditions and naming heritage. Wait for meaningful name inspiration during pregnancy. Name your baby after a season or significant event. Wait until you meet your baby.

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This list might include names passed down from beloved family members, friends, or influential figures in your lives. There are no rules or limits to what your baby’s name can be. Don’t be afraid to consider significant names from many different sources. Beloved book or movie characters, songs, childhood pets, or even the street you grew up on can be turned into a special and meaningful baby name. Perhaps, you two were introduced by your mutual friend, Dora, your first conversation was about Charles Dickens, or you shared your first kiss under the Eiffel Tower in Paris. If you and your partner both have an equally long list of personal name ideas, a good way to compromise might be to decide on a name with mutual significance from your shared past. Try cutting down the options until your both happy with one. Family trees are a great source of inspiration as you’re searching for significant baby names. Some families have incorporated common middle names or used specific ethnic origins for generations.  Don’t feel pressure to conform to your families’ naming norms, but it’s always a good idea to ask about them so that you keep your options open.  Asking your families about naming traditions or trends may also help you and your partner compromise on a meaningful name. For example, you may find out that you both had a great-grandmother named Mary or that you each had an ancestor from Ireland. Let inspiration come to you during the special and tender time of pregnancy. The good news is that you have approximately ten months to decide, so you have lots of time.  For example, you or your partner might feel the baby’s first flutters during a walk by the ocean, which might inspire an ocean-themed name, like Ariel or Kai. Leonardo DiCaprio's mother was in a museum in Italy whilst pregnant, and was looking at a Leonardo da Vinci painting when he first kicked in the womb, and that is how he was named. Vivid dreams and memories are a common symptom of pregnancy, and many expectant mothers claim that the names they choose...


Make a list of needed materials. Illustrate your board. Create the game pieces. Repurpose old dice and spinners or create your own. Write out your game cards, when necessary. Look into 3D printing to add wow factor.

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Once testing is complete and you're happy with your game, you can get started on the final version. Each game will have unique needs, so your materials may vary. Make a list of all the parts your finished game will require so you don’t forget anything.  Board games are traditionally mounted on chipboard or binder board. These provide a durable backing that has a professional feel. You can use an old game board as the base if you’d rather not purchase anything. Glue paper over it or paint it to hide the old game’s layout. Durable cardstock is useful both for covering game boards and making game cards. Blank playing cards can be bought at most hobby shops. Simple tokens and counters can be made by cutting or punching circles out of cardstock. Your game board is the centerpiece of your board game, so feel free to get creative with the design. Make sure that the path or playing field is clearly marked and that all the instructions on the board are easy to read.  Your imagination is the limit when decorating your board. Ready-made printouts, patterned paper, paint, markers, magazine cutouts, and more can be used to jazz up your board. A vibrant, colorful design will be more eye-catching to players. Color is also a great way of setting a mood. A vampire-themed game, for example, would probably be dark and spooky. Game boards are handled frequently and may become worn over time. Protect your hard work by laminating your board when possible. The simplest way of doing this is by drawing or printing images on paper and then taping or gluing them to a sturdy backing, like cardstock. If you are making a game for family or friends, you can even use real photos of players.  If you want more polished looking game pieces, take your designs to a professional printer and have them printed on thick, high-quality stock. Fit your paper game pieces into plastic game card stands to give them a base. Plastic game card stands can be bought at most hobby stores and general retailers. Try using homemade chess pieces, figurines sculpted...


Make a list of people you think could help you. Identify what you hope to get out of asking for advice. Research the background of potential advice givers. Think about why the person should want to help you.

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If you want advice about a specific topic, you should write down people you know have experience or knowledge with that topic. For example, if you want advice about how to deal with health issues, you might write to a nurse or doctor that you know.  If you want to work as a nonfiction writer, write the names of accomplished writers, agents, or publishers that you could write to. Include the names of people you know personally and the names of people you don’t know as well, such as past teachers, former bosses or colleagues, well-known people from the area in which you are seeking advice, or even advice columnists. Don’t forget family members. People, such as your grandparents, have had many experiences in life. This makes them well-qualified to give advice. If you’re having trouble thinking of someone, go through your family members. You can write to famous people, but your chances of getting a response are small. If you get a response, it might be written by an intern or PR employee. The response may be generic and not address your needs specifically. Before you decide who to write to, you will need to decide what it is you really hope to get out of the letter. Do you truly just want their advice, or are you perhaps hoping to do a bit of networking and get yourself acquainted with people in a particular area?  For example, an advice giver may be able to connect you with specific resources or people, teach you how to do something, or provide a written response. Some people may have more connections and ways of getting you started on something than others. If you just want advice and nothing else, write to someone you know personally or to an advice column. If you are writing to someone you already know well you don’t need to do this, but if it is someone you don’t know, find out about their background to make sure they would be able to help you.  For example, if you're looking for relationship advice, see if the person you want to write to has had education or experience working with couples before. Research...


Make a list of scary scenarios related to your phobia. Set a desensitization schedule. Alert someone you trust.

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Begin by numbering a piece of paper in reverse order, from 10 to one. Imagine the scariest circumstance you could (in the real world) find yourself in, and write that scenario as number 10. From 10 down to one, write decreasingly disturbing scenarios. For example, if you have a phobia of spiders, your list may look like this: 10) Spider on my bare arm9) Spider on my clothing8) Spider on my shoe7) Spider walking towards me6) Seeing a spider sitting in the corner5) Knowing a spider is in the house4) Knowing a spider is in the yard3) Seeing a big squished spider2) Seeing a small squished spider 1) Seeing a drawing of a friendly spider At a scheduled time each week, you will imagine progressively frightening scenarios while practicing relaxation techniques.  Be sure to give yourself enough time to mentally recuperate before moving on to the next step. Some people find that it’s better to work on desensitization every other day, rather than wait a week in between. Experiment with either method and decide which one works best for you. It will depend on how anxious you feel after each session. If you feel very anxious, you may want to give yourself longer in between sessions. You should not undertake a desensitization regimen alone.  Tell someone you trust (a friend, parent, sibling, spouse, or therapist, perhaps) that you are planning to try to overcome your phobia.  Make sure they know when you are planning to work on desensitization techniques and ensure that they will be available if you feel start to feel overwhelmed.


Make a list of the activities you’ll be doing. Check the weather. Figure out if there will be a washer and dryer available. Prepare for the heat. Pack your swimming essentials. Plan for walking. Pack one light jacket or sweater. Include a nice outfit.

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Are you going to Disney World? Spending a lot of time on the beach? Visiting relatives who will want to take you out to fancy restaurants? Adjust your packing needs accordingly. Pack more or less of all of the essentials depending on where you’re headed.   Are you going to the beach for several days? Double check that you have all your swimming essentials. Are you heading to Disney World? Be ready for lots of walking with comfortable shoes and breathable clothing. Are you seeing a show in the evenings? You may need something fancy. Are you spending a lot of time in business meetings? Be prepared with business wear and a jacket or sweater if you’ll be sitting in the A/C. Even though it’s the “Sunshine State,” the weather in Florida fluctuates a bit with the seasons. Your packing needs will vary greatly from month to month.  As a general guide:  The average high in Florida in February is in the high 60s, and the average low is in the low 40s. The average high in Florida in July is in the low 90s, and the average low is in the low 70s. Don’t forget to make note of the precipitation forecast as well. If you’re staying with friends or in a rental house, you may have access to a washer and dryer. If that’s the case, and if you are willing to repeat outfits, you may be able to dramatically cut down on the amount of clothes you’re bringing. Include tank tops, short sleeve shirts, shorts, and dresses.  Particularly if you’re going to be spending a lot time outside, choose fabrics that breathe well, such as cotton or linen.  Avoid polyester and rayon in the summer. Sunglasses and hats are a must, and you'll want lots of sunscreen.  If you were only able to pack a 3.4 oz container of sunscreen, be prepared to buy more when you get there. You may also want to consider some aloe or lotion in case you get burned. Summer in Florida is hot! Odds are good your hotel will have a pool, and if it doesn’t, Florida is a peninsula, so there are beaches everywhere. If you’re planning to spend any time in the water at all, pack all...


Make a list of the alphabet. Correlate each letter with its opposite in alphabetical order. Compose your message using your reverse alphabet. Learn the half-reversed alphabet.

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Start your coding by writing out the entire alphabet neatly, giving ample space to write directly below it. You'll be organizing your codes on a single sheet of paper, so you don't want to run out of room. Your alphabet should fit into one uniform row. Go through the alphabet, after you've written it out in normal order, and write it in reversed order. This means that Z will sit under A, Y under B, X under C, and so on. It's good to write it out completely, as this will help you visualize the entirety of your code. Start to memorize the code, as this will save you time in writing it out in the future. Know that by practicing it, you will grow more comfortable working in the code eventually. Using the code as a guide, you'll begin to translate your message into your reversed code. Start by writing out your message in normal English. Below this, you'll use your key to translate this message into the reversed alphabet. The message "HELLO," for example, would be read as "SVOOL." When decoding a message, look at the bottom row of your key and follow to the letter above. The letter above will correlate to the letter in English. This method, while fairly similar to the reverse alphabet, can save you time in both coding and decoding. It will also save you time in writing out your key. To prepare to write in this code, simply write the letters A through M and then write the rest of the alphabet, N through Z, underneath them. When translating using the half-reversed alphabet, A will equal N, and N will also equal A. It's a two-way correlation, so some people find will find it easier and quicker to assess when translating.


Make a list of the duties required when running a horse-breeding farm. Search the pasture and remove all sharp and dangerous objects. Identify Build or prepare existing buildings for your horses. Put up strong and secure fencing.

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You will have to immerse yourself in both working directly with horses and administrative tasks, such as marketing and keeping track of all your income and expenses. In addition to making sure the horses are cared for properly, there will be a lot of time spent on assessing the background of horses and learning breeding techniques and information. Having a list of all of the jobs associated with this business will help you assess whether you are up for the challenge. If you've owned 1 or more horses before, then you should be aware that there is a lot of work involved with caring for horses and that it's a rather expensive undertaking. Breeding horses will increase the work, the expenses, the worry, and the long-term attachment to your business in ways that simply owning a horse doesn't really prepare you for. Prepare the pasture for horses by getting rid of rocks, barbed wire, and poisonous plants that could hurt a horse. Also, check for holes in the pasture. It would be best if there weren't any gophers or other animals that dig holes in the ground, because if a horse steps in these at a fast pace, there is a risk of severe injury. If there are holes, consider whether you can eliminate the cause of the holes, for instance if moles can be eradicated. Areas with snakes need to be checked for snake habitats in the pasture. Snakes and horses don't mix, so by reducing the habitat preferences of snakes, you can reduce the potential for snakes hanging around. Some things that may help are not having wood/log piles, junk heaps, and any other such place that encourages rodent breeding, which attracts snakes. all trees in the pasture to ensure they are not toxic. Trees are an important shade source but they can also be a liability if they produce toxic berries, seeds or leaves. Identify plants on a property using a field guide before making a purchase decision. You might be able to remove an offending tree but a whole copse of trees or a pasture filled with weeds starts to be a lot of work without a guarantee that...


Make a list of the shows that you watch regularly. Check if your favorite shows are available online. Decide if you are willing to wait for shows that are currently not available online. Research your Internet cost.

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Do this for each family member, so that you can predict what you will put on T.V. Go to findinternettv.com to see a list of popular shows usually shown on cable channels.  Many channels are choosing to stream new episodes of popular shows on their website. Also, check Netflix, Hulu, iTunes and Amazon Video On Demand to see what shows are available using these services. Most shows on HBO, Showtime, AMC and similar channels are available for purchase by episode or the season on iTunes and Amazon. It is estimated that 90 percent of shows on ABC, NBC, CBS and Fox are available online. In most cases, this requires waiting approximately 6 months to 1 year to stream a full season of your show from Netflix for no extra charge. Some shows (often some of the more popular series) do not grant streaming rights to Netflix. In this case, you’ll need to buy or rent the shows from Amazon, iTunes or another service. For movies, you can rent new movies on gaming consoles, Amazon and iTunes, if they are not available with your Netflix subscription. Cable subscribers frequently bundle their Internet and cable service together. Call your cable provider to inquire about how much the Internet will cost without bundling, and research what other internet providers there are in your area. In some cases, you may not save money by cutting the cord. You may want to price out how many services you will need to subscribe to and compare the cost of cable minus the cost of Internet service.


Make a list of things that set you off. Try to identify the reasons why certain things upset you. Familiarize yourself with how you feel when your buttons are pushed. Practice meditation to help control stress.

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If you feel like your buttons are easily pushed, take some time to think about what tends to upset you the most. Once you start identifying some triggers, it may be easier for you to prepare for the next time you encounter one of them. For example, maybe you're especially bothered by comments about your physical appearance, or you get really annoyed when your significant other looks at their phone while you're talking to them. Understanding why you are bothered by certain things can make it easier to control your reactions to those things. When you recognize that your feelings stem from somewhere inside you, you won't feel so much like you're at the mercy of the person pushing your buttons. Next time you feel like your buttons have been pushed, stop and think afterwards about where exactly those negative feelings are coming from.  For example, maybe you become really annoyed when your friend gets excited and talks over you. Thinking back, you might find that their interruptions remind you of how your big brother would never let you get a word in edgeways, so that you regularly felt unheard. Once you identify the root causes of your feelings, try to recognize in the moment that you may be reacting to more than just the situation at hand. This can help you respond more appropriately to what's actually happening. Another way to feel more in control is to recognize the warning signs that you're about to blow your stack. Next time someone pushes your buttons, try to tune in to exactly what you're feeling. Once you learn to recognize those feelings, you can work on getting them under control before they get out of hand. For example, you might notice that when you are getting really upset, you breathe rapidly and your shoulders get tense. Once you recognize those sensations, you can combat them by making a conscious effort to breathe deeply and relax your body. Meditating regularly can help you feel calmer overall, and can also help you become more self-aware. If you're having a lot of trouble controlling your...


Make a list of things you like about yourself. Practice good personal hygiene. Maintain good posture. Work on developing a healthy body image. Practice speaking with more confidence. Dress for success.

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Confidence leaves a lasting impression, and it’s harder to put yourself out there if you don’t like yourself. Make a mental list of your qualities, accomplishments, and other things that make you feel good about yourself. If it helps, write them down and read the list out loud to remind yourself just how special you are. For example, remind yourself that you’re a good piano player, great at math, always there for your friends, and a good role model for your younger siblings. Being well-groomed can build confidence and self-empowerment, so take great care of your teeth, hair, and general cleanliness. Putting effort into your personal hygiene will show your classmates, colleagues, or crush that you care about both health and appearance. Brush your teeth daily, shower regularly, and wash up thoroughly from head to toe when you bathe. Try to keep your hair and fingernails neat, wear clean clothes, and use deodorant. Standing up straight conveys that you're comfortable in your own skin. Keep your chest lifted and shoulders back, hold your head up, and try not to slouch. While you want to maintain good posture, try not to be too rigid. Find a balance between being comfortable and using your posture to project confidence. Remind yourself that there’s no ideal body size or shape, and everyone has something about themselves that they would change. You’ll feel more at ease about interacting with others and allowing yourself to be noticed.  Try to focus on things about your face and body that you love. Compliment yourself regularly and, if it helps, write down a list of positive traits. When you're feeling insecure, read the list and remind yourself that you're a unique, fantastic person. If getting in better shape would help your confidence level, you can try eating healthier and walking, jogging, or other forms of exercise. However, try not to think about yourself negatively. Instead, focus on improving your health and taking great care of yourself. It’s easy to go unnoticed if you speak quietly or mumble. When you...


Make a list of universities to apply to. Make sure you meet all the qualifications. Talk to an admissions counselor. Apply to the universities. Try out for the cricket team.

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Do a search online or talk to your school’s guidance counselor to decide which universities give you the best opportunity to play cricket. Additionally, look at the variety of academic programs offered by each school, the housing options, and the financial aid available. These criteria will help you narrow your choices down into a short list of 4 to 5 schools. There are 6 university cricket academies and 7 educational institutions throughout Wales and England that are part of the Marylebone Cricket Club University (MCCU) scheme. These schools offer the chance to further your academic career while playing cricket under top-level coaches. You can find more information at https://www.lords.org/mcc/youth-cricket/mcc-universities/. If you’re looking at schools far enough in advance, you can work hard to meet qualifications that you may not meet otherwise. For example, if the schools you like require a high grade point average, work hard in all of your classes to raise your grades. For a list of applicant qualifications, look on the university website or talk to an admission counselor. Some other examples of qualifications include:  Being involved in extracurricular activities at school Attending any university events to meet professors and show interest  Doing a lot of community service Before you apply anywhere, talk to an admissions counselor from each university. Explain your desire to play on the cricket team and ask them if they have any advice for you. Follow any advice they give you as best you can. Other great information to ask for includes:  Information about the tryout process for the cricket team Whether or not the cricket coach would be willing to give you application advice How competitive the cricket tryouts are Apply to each university on your list to give you the best chance of attending one. Each university have different application processes and deadlines. Therefore, visit the university website or talk to an admissions counselor for information on how to apply. Common application components...


Make a list of what you're looking for in a car. Organize the list in terms of how important the criteria are to you. Consider the advantages and disadvantages of buying a new car. Consider the advantages and disadvantages of buying a used car. Decide on a budget. Look for models that fit your criteria and budget.

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Doing your homework, like most things in life, is a good idea, especially when purchasing something as expensive as a car. Often, this means knowing what you want to get out of your car. Make a list of what you're looking for in your new car. Some criteria include:  Age Appearance Performance Safety Reliability Size Comfort Fuel efficiency Cost Resale value Transmission type Engine size Miles/kilometers per gallon Current mileage (if car is used) Color. What aspects of your would-be car are you willing to budge on, and which aspects do you need to find in your would-be car? Many people say they want safety, reliability, and mileage in their car, when in fact they're looking for performance, comfort, and appearance. Be honest with yourself; it will make the buying process much easier. The smell. The feel. The touch. Buying a new car can be like a religious experience, but it can burn a hole in your wallet if you're not careful. Carefully weigh the advantages and disadvantages of buying new based on your situation:  The advantages:  Freedom of choice. You can buy the car of your dream vs. being limited to the cars that are available. Better financing. If you do decide to finance on a new car, your financing rates could be better than if you bought a used car. Getting new features. New cars are stocked with new cutting-edge features such as interactive touchscreens on the dashboard, additional sensors and reversing cameras. Knowing what you're buying. When you buy new, you have an excellent idea of exactly what you're getting; there shouldn't be any uncertainty lurking the background about the car's history.   The disadvantages:  Spending more money. This one's a no-brainer. You spend more money on a new car than you do on a used one. Immediate depreciation. As soon as you drive the car off the lot, it loses about 11% of its value. This is informally called the "lemon effect." Higher insurance costs. It'll cost more to insure that brand new convertible. Ambiguous information for model year. Is the model you're...


Make a list of your contacts in real estate that includes people and businesses that can alert you to sellers and buyers. Advertise your business. Build brand awareness about your brokerage. Generate buzz about your business. Hire qualified agents who are local and can bring in more business.

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A real estate business is essentially a sales business. It thrives on relationships. Build a list of contacts in your area and maintain a professional relationship with those people. Advertising is one of the best ways to get the word out about your business. However, it can be expensive. Be sure to measure the effectiveness of your advertising campaigns by always asking prospective clients how they heard about your business. Sponsor a charitable event or a little league team in your area to keep the name of your business in people's minds. Good public relations (PR) is better than advertising because it's free and it carries more authenticity.  Sign up for HelpAReporter.com (HARO). That way, when journalists need an expert on the real estate market in your area, they're more likely to contact you. They'll include your name and the name of your business in their reporting. That's free advertising. Distribute press releases with services that allow you to do so for free. Check out sites like Free Press Release. Make frequent use of social media to post news items relevant to your business. Also, post funny memes and show your human side with personal stories. Be careful about being too "salesy" with your social media accounts, though. Offer to be a speaker at real estate and business conferences. You especially want to be a speaker at events in your immediate area. Keep in mind that, if you're just starting out in the real estate business, you might be a one-person shop. That's normal. However, as your business grows, you'll need to hire additional staff.


Make a list of your favorite colors. Select a car make and model. Ask your dealer about color options for the make and model you want. Choose a color that will look good for the life of your car. Choose white or silver for a safe color.

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Be sure that you are thinking about what colors you like on cars and not on other things, like walls. Also, let the creative juices flow for now. There will be factors that narrow your choices, but a common insurance myth scares many car buyers. Rest assured, it is not true that insurance rates change at all based on a car’s color. The make and model of your car can greatly influence your choice of color. Many people wouldn’t choose the same color for a minivan as they would for a sports car. Mark any colors off of your list that you think wouldn’t suit the car you want to buy. Each make and model is available only in a certain variety of colors. Your dealer can tell you what color options they have for particular car. You can also do this research on your own ahead of time, but keep in mind that dealers typically keep neutral, safe colors. It is possible to special order a car. If you have the patience to wait for your car, you can order it in colors that the dealer does not have available. You want to make sure that the car you buy today is something you still want to drive a few years from now. Some colors come in style for a short period, and then they fade away. If you are driving one of these fad colors after it goes out of style, your car might be showing its age (and yours). Choose a color that will endure the test of time. Not only does your paint color affect how your car is perceived by other drivers, it also affects how your car is seen by other drivers. Having an easily visible car can possibly add an extra layer of safety to your driving experience. Drivers of silver cars are as much as 50% less likely to be harmed in an accident. Some colors also hide dirt better than others and boast a higher resale value than other colors (silver in particular does both). It is worth noting that white cars are also found to be in fewer accidents than other colors.


Make a list of your guaranteed monthly income. Track all of your expenses each month. Break your expenses down into fixed, essential, and non-essential. Keep these records every single month. Calculate how much money you have left over after fixed and essential expenses. Split your remaining "allowance" into savings/investments and lifestyle activities.

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Calculate all of your income on a monthly basis. Do not include any income you hope to get from overtime, tips, bonuses or anything else that is not guaranteed. Only use income that you know, without a doubt, will be earned that month. This gives you a clear picture of how much money you have to spend each month, allowing you to draft an accurate budget. Any additional money (tips, bonuses, etc.) should be considered "extra." By planning for only your guaranteed income you ensure that you will have enough money to cover living expenses should anything happen. It also leads to the happy "surprise" of extra money when it comes. Keep all of your receipts to get an accurate picture of your spending habits. Luckily, modern technology has made this easier than ever, as you can log-in online to see you bank and credit card activity. Most banks even break this up by type of spending as well, such as "Food/Groceries," "Gas," or "Rent."  If you spend cash, keep the receipt and make a note of what you bought. Apps like Mint, Mvelopes, HomeBudget, and more allow you to sync your credit cards, bank accounts, and investments to one place, providing graphs of your spending based on categories. This is a great way to get a view of your finances with very little work needed. This is the best way to see where you can save money and start spending wisely.   Fixed Expenses: These are things that do not change month to month but must be paid, including rent, car/loan payments, etc.  Essential Expenses: These include food, transportation, and utilities -- anything that you need to live but whose cost changes from month to month.  Non-Essential Expenses: This is everything else, such as movie tickets, drinks with friends, and toys/hobbies. This is the biggest place most people realize they can save money. You cannot just do this once and expect to get a perfect budget. The best way to see how you spend money is to keep tabs on it all the time, checking at least once a month to see how you are doing. In general, your income will...


Make a list of your past accomplishments. Talk to people who love you. Find a cause that you believe in. Set realistic goals. Reflect at the end of each day. Be persistent.

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Writing out a list of your accomplishments will help you begin to believe in yourself. Sit down and make a list of all of the things that you feel you have excelled at during some point in your life. Include even the most minor activities, like putting together furniture from IKEA or organizing a party for a friend or family member.  After you’ve compiled a short list, try to find patterns in the activities. Identify what you have done well over and over again to understand your skills. As you identify the skills that helped you accomplish things, begin to list those skills in a separate column. You can also make a list of stuff that you admire about yourself in a third column.  For example, if you notice that you’ve been successful at caring for dogs or cats, this could mean that you are naturally a compassionate person. In which case, try to find more activities that will help you to use this skill--such as volunteering at a local animal shelter. If you're having trouble seeing all the wonderful things about yourself, you can always talk to someone who loves you. Sometimes we have difficulty seeing the best things about ourselves, but the people who love us will never struggle to see those things. Say something like, “Lately I have felt like I am not good at anything, but I am trying to move past that and identify my skills. What do you think I am good at?” It may be difficult to believe in yourself if you are always trying to please others. Make sure that you look for causes and projects that appeal to you and that you actually believe in. The passion that you feel for these causes and projects will help you to work harder and see how much you can achieve. Setting realistic goals boosts your self-efficacy and helps you to believe in yourself and your ability to accomplish things. Make sure that you develop goals that are in line with your skills and that are attainable. For example, if you have decided that you want to work towards a long-term goal of becoming a veterinary assistant because of your animal...


Make a list of your positive traits. Spot what's getting in the way of you making friends. Turn weaknesses into strengths. Learn to enjoy your own company.

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Build your confidence by writing down the personal qualities you’re proud of. Keep these traits in mind when you start to feel critical of yourself or shy around other people. If you want to make more friends, think about your qualities that make you a good friend. For instance, maybe you’re compassionate, accepting, and trustworthy. Be honest with yourself and think about what goes wrong when you try to make friends. It’s not much fun to analyze your flaws, but once you know why making friends is hard for you, you’ll be able to change your behavior.  A few common issues that make it hard to find friends include shyness,  social anxiety,  complaining a lot, and expecting too much from new acquaintances. If you’re not sure why you struggle to make friends, ask someone you trust for their perspective. Make sure you’re prepared to hear the answer, though. Instead of trying to get rid of your flaws, look for ways to turn them around. Using these traits to your advantage is usually easier than trying to change your whole personality. If you’re not very talkative, for instance, you could practice being a more active listener, so people feel comfortable opening up to you. Become more secure in yourself by getting comfortable with spending time alone. Pick up some solo hobbies that you look forward to doing on a regular basis. During quiet moments, take the opportunity to reflect on your strengths, weaknesses, and hopes for the future. When you’re comfortable being alone, you’ll feel better about yourself no matter how many friends you have. You’ll also be less likely to rush into unhealthy friendships just for the sake of having friends.


Make a list of your traits. Examine your attitude and actions. Pick three characteristics that summarize you.

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Traits are the parts of you that don’t usually change much over time. They are characteristics about you that may be positive, while others might be a bit more negative. Your personality is the sum of all these traits and characteristics and is what makes you a unique person. Listing your traits can help you define your personality.  For example, you might write that you are sensitive, caring, stubborn, determined, ambitious, hard-working, and dependable. Use words that describe how you think, behave, and feel in general.  For instance, you could include: calm, a night owl, sociable, a good planner, or helpful on your list. Look at lists of personality traits online that others have used to define themselves. See which ones are applicable to you, then add words of your own. Include words that family and friends frequently use to describe you. For example, if they are always telling you that you’re comical, put it on the list. You may even ask family and friends to help you find descriptive words for yourself. Some studies suggest that your personality influences how you approach situations and your outlook on life. Other research suggests that personality traits influence behavior. So, look at your attitude and actions to understand how to define your personality.  Consider your attitude towards change. Write about a major change in your life. For example, you may write that you felt nervous and worried when you moved. Think about how you handle challenges and obstacles. Then consider how likely you are to take risks, and how you respond to failure or set-backs. Write down the personality traits that come to mind. For example, think about how you react when someone is rude to you. You might write, “I calmly tell them to stop and try to figure out what’s wrong.” Think about the things you do. Would you describe them as individual activities or social? For example, gardening, reading, and painting are individual activities. Social activities are things like team sports and participating in clubs and...


Make a list. Check flyers for sales and coupons. Get to the store. Grab a cart or hand basket.

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The best way to be prepared for your trip to the grocery store is to have a list of all the items you need to buy. That way, you know exactly what you need, can avoid impulse items, and won’t leave the store having forgotten something you need. To make a comprehensive list:  Go through your cupboards to see what staples you're running low on. This could include flour, sugar, canned goods, rice, spices, tea, and coffee. Check your refrigerator to see if you need any fruits, vegetables, juice, or other beverages. Create a planned menu for the next week or two. Look over the recipes you'll be making and ensure you have all the necessary ingredients. Look through your storage closets and pantries to see if you need any bathroom or facial tissue, soaps, dish detergents, or other household goods. If you're looking to save a few dollars at the grocery store, look through store flyers or online for the items that are on sale for the week.  If you find coupons for any items on your list, clip them out or make a note of the brand that’s on sale. If you have a few grocery stores nearby, compare the prices of items listed in the flyers, and make lists of what items you intend to buy at each store to get the best price. To avoid spending extra money, only use coupons and flyers for items you were already going to buy. Because you may be buying a large quantity of food, it’s always best if you can take your own vehicle or get a ride to the grocery store. Otherwise, determine a route you can walk or bike, or find what public transit routes will get you to the store you wish to shop at.  Don’t forget to take your reusable shopping bags with you. If you're taking public transit or walking, consider using a rolling cart or large backpack that you can use to transport your groceries back from the store. When you get to the grocery store, locate a shopping cart (if you need a lot of items) or a hand-basket (if you only need a few items). This will make your shopping experience much easier. Shopping carts and baskets are often...


Make a list. Consider how much luggage you will need. Consider which electronics you will need. Bring identification, travel information, and emergency contact information. Be organized about your packing.

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Lists are awesome. Obviously, you know where you are going, how long you'll be gone, and which activities you expect to fill your weekend. As you go on with your day (before you pack), write down all the essentials you need or go through it in your head. [Your welcome-bye!] Write down all of the things that you will need: clothing, toiletries, electronics, money, identification. When you can't think of anything else, read over the list. Consider which items are nonessential, which items require accessories (e.g. phone and phone charger, contacts and contact case, toothbrush and toothpaste), and what, if anything, you may have forgotten. If you will only be gone for a weekend, you should be able to fit everything you need into a backpack or a small carry-on suitcase. Put your books, electronics, and immediate necessities into a small backpack for easy access. Pack clothing and other space-intensive items into a light bag or suitcase. Choose your luggage before you pack so that the available space can help you with the decision process.  Bring one or two bags, depending on your means of transportation. If you are flying, you might try to fit everything into one carry-on to avoid checked luggage fees; however, you may as well bring a few extra things if you are taking a road trip and you have plenty of space in your car. Consider where you are going and how you plan to spend your money. If you think you'll buy clothes and other items, save space! Keep a collapsible bag or day-pack in the front pocket of your suitcase. If your bag is too heavy, you can put some stuff into the extra bag. This is also a good place to put any souvenirs that you pick up. Are you traveling to a place with cell service? Will you actually spend any time on your computer if you bring it? Do you want to listen to music on the way there? Do you need a camera?  Make sure to bring chargers and extra batteries. If you will be doing a lot of driving, consider bringing a car charger. If you’re going abroad and you don’t want to pay roaming...


Make a list. Think about what you will gain. Look for the qualities you respect.

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Bullet point the negatives and the positives you find in your suitor. There should always be a longer list of positives if you want to maintain a healthy relationship.  Keep adding to the list because everyday you could learn something positive or negative about your suitor. After a fight take a look at the list. It may help you appreciate what you have, or realize what you're lacking. This is a great exercise to put your relationship into a logical perspective. It may come in handy in times of stress. You might realize it's not your partner making you miserable, it's actually, for example, your job or your diet. Your perfect match should complement your current status and help you flourish.Relationships are not stagnant, they will roll and fluctuate with progression and regression. But ultimately you want to find your relationship make positive leaps and bounds. Think about important aspects like:  Does your suitor support your goals? Will your suitor push you to reach new heights? Does your suitor inspire you? Remember the Golden Rule, "treat others the way you would like to be treated". If those you are pursuing lack major components that are important to you, do not overlook this.  Pay attention to how your love interest treats others. Your suitor may treat you well, but if others are treated with disrespect, take that into future consideration. Think about what your suitor's relationships are like with their friends and family. Depending on circumstance, this could give you good insight into how your relationship might turn out.


Make a list. Translate those into values. Look at other values on the list. Narrow down your values. Take an assessment. Rearrange your life.

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Start by doing a little journaling. Take out a piece of paper, and write "What is most important to me?" at the top. Now, start listing things that are important. Try not to think too hard about it. Rather, list the things that pop into your head in the order they pop into your head.  Identifying your values can help you figure out what will make you the most happy. For instance, if you realize you value your family over your job, you may decide to spend more time at home. For example, maybe you would write "my family," "my pets," and "my job." See if you can figure out how to translate what's most important to you into values. If you're not sure where to start, you can use a list of values off the internet, such as the one on this site: https://www.mindtools.com/pages/article/newTED_85.htm, so you can see how they connect to what you've listed.  For example, if you listed "my family," then "family happiness" is probably one of your values. If you listed "travel," then maybe adventure is one of your values. If you used a list of values from the internet, it can help to simply look through that list to see if you can find other things you value. Go through a list and star any values that seem relevant to your life. Right now, star as many as you feel are important to you, even if it seems like you're starring too many at once. Now try narrowing down your values to the 10 most important. You're not saying that you don't value the ones you're leaving off. Rather, you're looking inside yourself to see what is most important to you. Once you've narrowed down to 10, try narrowing down to 5. Next, try to pick your most important value.  You can also try ranking the values you've starred to see which ones feel the most important to you. If you're having a hard time deciding, ask yourself which ones you could live without. For instance, you might find that you can live without adventure as long as your family is happy. Another option to help you figure out your values is to take an assessment. You can find any number...


Make a loop and thread it through the swivel. Push the swivel through the loop when making a basic knot. Tighten the knot. Trim the excess fishing line.

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Fold the fishing line back over on itself about 4 inches (10 cm) from the end of the line to make a loop. Then, thread the loop through the swivel. Wrap the loop around the line and tuck it through the hole that is created, as if you were going to tie a basic knot. Before you pull it tight, push the swivel through the original loop you made. After pushing the swivel through the loop, hold the swivel in 1 hand and the line in the other. Pull both ends firmly to tighten the knot. Use scissors or a knife to trim the extra fishing line off. Be careful not to cut yourself!


Make a loop with the string for your finger. Work on the basic throw. Pull the yo-yo back up. Try the sleeper. Move on to walk the dog.

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Even though yo-yos come with loops, they often won't fit your finger tightly. Feed the string that's right under the main loop through the already tied main loop. Put your middle finger through the new loop, with the double strings towards your ring finger. The loop will tighten around your finger. The part of the loop with two strings should go towards your ring finger. Hold the yo-yo in your dominant hand with your palm up. The string should be on top of the yo-yo. Form your arm into a muscle, bent at the elbow with your forearm perpendicular to your upper arm, which should be straight out from your body. Flip your arm down into a throw, letting the yo-yo roll out of your hand as you do. Your arm should be straight out in front of you by the end. Work on throwing the yo-yo as straight as possible from your hand, as that makes doing tricks much easier. When your yo-yo hits the bottom of the throw, immediately tug it to make it come back up. As it comes back up, have your palm facing down so you can catch the yo-yo.  If you can't get your yo-yo to come back up, work on throwing a little harder. This trick will only work on a responsive yo-yo, one meant to come back up. If you have an unresponsive yo-yo, you'll have to use the bind from the basic string tricks. Throw the yo-yo to the front as you learned in the front throw. As you bring your arm down, snap your hand out and then stop the snap quickly. If done properly, the yo-yo should stay at the bottom of the string while still spinning, which is the sleeper. Throw a front roll into a sleeper. Swing the yo-yo slightly behind you, and then bring it forward. Touch it to the ground, and as you do, walk forward with your yo-yo, so it looks like you're walking your yo-yo. Keep tension in the string. If you allow slack, the yo-yo returns to your hand.


Make a loud noise. Ignore the behavior. Put your dog in "time out. Keep your dog on a leash. Redirect your dog's energy. Block your dog from the temptation.

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Say “NO” in a strong and loud voice or another loud noise. Dogs often get into a trance as they hump, but a loud noise might be enough to startle your dog out of that trance.  Your tone should be assertive, but you need to keep anger out of it since anger can heighten a dog's energy instead of lowering it. Try using another source of noise, like a whistle or air horn. Make sure that these noise makers are far enough away from your dog to prevent damage to the ears. Make the noise when the dog is starting or in the middle of doing the behavior, not afterward. Dogs sometimes mount people to get attention. Push the dog away or turn away from the dog so they don't get attention. You may also sit down or move away from the dog so they can’t mount you.  To push the dog away, gently take the dog by its front legs and set those paws back on the ground. Move yourself. Turning away from the dog or walking a few paces in another direction can work well as long as you remain calm. " You may need to physically remove your dog from the area if they won’t stop humping. Say “No!” or “Nope!” when the dog humps. Then, lead the dog out of the room and into a quiet, closed room for a few minutes. Let the dog stay in that room alone for a few minutes until they calm down.  When you take your dog to a "time out" area, make sure that there are no toys to play with. Leave the dog for 30 seconds to three minutes. Make sure that your dog is calm before releasing them, and when you release them, stay calm and act as though nothing happened. When humping is a persistent behavior, you will likely need to work with your dog every time another person or dog visits your house. Put a short leash on your dog and let them wear it around the house. When the dog needs to go to time out or you have company, you can direct your dog as needed. The leash can also help you remove the dog from aggressive situations. You could either use a tab or a drag-line. A tab is a short piece of leash measuring 4 to 6 inches (10 to 15.25 cm). A drag-line is a 4...


Make a magic ring Create ten single crochets Chain one and work two single crochets into each stitch. Chain one and increase every other single crochet. Form the fourth round. Add more decreases for the fifth round. Decrease again for the sixth round. Decrease again for the seventh round. Fasten off and weave in the ends.

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. Form an adjustable ring with your yarn, more commonly referred to as a "magic ring." At the end of the ring, make one chain stitch to secure the ring in place. . Work ten single crochets into the center of the magic ring. Join the final single crochet with the top of the first single crochet with a slip stitch.  If necessary, tug on the ends of the magic ring to close it into a tight circle. This completes the first round. Make one chain stitch to move onto the next round. Make two single crochets into each stitch of the previous round, joining the last and first at the top with another slip stitch.  This creates an increase, thereby enlarging your circle. You should have a total of 20 crochet stitches in this second round. After you finish this round, compare it to the size of the button. If you are on the right track, you should need to make another front round still to cover the front of the button. Make one chain stitch to move onto the next round. Single crochet once in the first stitch of the previous round, then single crochet twice in the next stitch. Continue all the way around the button, joining the first and last single crochets of this round with another slip stitch.  You should have 30 stitches in this round. By now, your button cover should be about the same size as your button. If it is slightly larger, that will work too, since the excess can wrap around the back of the button. Chain stitch once to move onto the next round. Single crochet once in the first five stitches of the previous round, then make a single crochet decrease over the next two stitches from the previous round. Repeat all the way around, joining the last and first single crochets with a slip stitch.  You should have 26 stitches in this round. The piece should begin to curl under into the shape of a bowl. Chain one to get into the next round. Single crochet once in each of the next two stitches. Single crochet decrease over the next two stitches after that. Continue all the way around, joining the last and first stitches...


Make a mark for the top point of the kite. Measure a point for the side corners of the kite. Measure and mark the bottom point. Connect the dots with a marker. Cut the shape out.

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Lay a large trash bag flat on the table. Bags meant for outdoor use are ideal because they are made of thicker material. Use a soft tip marker to make the first mark a few inches below the top, along the left edge of the bag. The edge of the bag will become the center of the kite.  The trash bag you use needs to be at least 40 inches (100 cm) long for this kite. Depending on the color of the trash bag, make sure the marker you use is visible. For example, with a black trash bag a silver marker would work best. Using a yardstick or tape measure, measure 10 inches (25 cm) down the edge of the bag. Then measure 20 inches (50 cm) across, which should be somewhere in the middle of the bag. Make a mark here for the side corners. From the top point, measure 40 inches (100 cm) down on the edge of the bag and make a mark. The three points should now form a triangle on the bag, with the side corner mark being closer to the top mark.  If you only have trash bags that are smaller than the given measurements, just make sure your points are proportional. The mark for the side corner should measure half of the total length, so that when the bag is unfolded the length and width are the same. For example, the horizontal span could be measured at 10 inches (25 cm) and the length could be 20 inches (50 cm). As long as the proportions match, a smaller kite is fine. Using the yardstick or another straight edge as a guide, connect the top point to the side corner point and the side corner point to the bottom point. Your line doesn’t have to be perfectly straight, but as close as possible. Use sharp scissors or a box knife and cut as straight as you can along the lines. If you are going to use a box knife, you’ll want to put a large piece of cardboard under the material before you cut it out.  Save the extra material after you cut the kite shape out. This will be used later. After you cut the kite out, unfold the diamond shape and lay it flat on the table.


Make a meal plan so you don’t under or overpack. Focus on packing high-calorie foods if you’re backpacking in the woods. Prep whatever foods you can at home before you go camping. Pack fresh foods, like meat, fruit, and cheese, in a cooler. Remember to bring water or a water purifier so you can stay hydrated.

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Take into account how many people are coming and how many days you’ll be camping. If you’re camping at a campsite, will there be a grill available? If not, do you have the equipment to cook meals on your own? With just a fire and a skillet, you can make a lot of things yourself, like eggs, potatoes, hamburgers, and hotdogs. Be aware not all campsites allow open fires, especially in the height of summer in dry, wooded areas.  If you’re camping with other people, spread out the responsibility by having each person bring a meal or two so you’re not the only one planning, prepping, and cooking. Foil-pack meals are really helpful for feeding people while camping. For example, you can put diced sausages, onions, carrots, and potatoes in a foil packet and bake it over an open fire. It’s an easy meal that doesn’t require much cleanup, and you can prep pretty much everything beforehand. Don’t forget about any pets you’re bringing along with you! They’ll need food and water, too. If you’re spending a lot of time hiking and won’t have access to coolers full of food, you’re not going to want to weigh down your backpack with cans, raw meat, and tons of diced fruit. Instead, opt for dehydrated meals that you can restore with water over heat. Pack trail snacks, like nuts and protein bars. Peanut butter and chocolate are great high-calorie foods that will give you a burst of energy when you need it. You don’t have to abandon all fresh foods just because you’re backpacking. Bring a few pieces of fruit, like apples and oranges, to enjoy while you’re on the go. Diced and prepared foods will take up less space, giving you more room pack ice into your cooler. Dishes like pasta salad can be made ahead of time, as can dips or things like salsa. Cut up your fruits and vegetables beforehand so you won’t have to do it at your campsite. Make marinades ahead of time so you don’t have to bring all the individual ingredients. Put condiments into smaller containers. As you prep, label bags and containers with which meal the food is...


Make a meal plan. Create a shopping list. Take a weekly trip to the grocery store. Complete prep work on the weekend. Try batch cooking. Plan ahead to utilize leftovers. Consider a crockpot.

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Having a game plan for what you and your family will be eating each week can be a game changer. With a meal plan, you will be more likely to eat healthy foods, even if you are on the go. Sit down with your family once a week and make a plan for what you will be eating at each meal during the upcoming week. Once you have your healthy meal plan put together, you will need to make a shopping list. Go through all the recipes you will be making and list all of the ingredients you will need to make your meals. Be sure to go through your pantry, refrigerator, and freezer to see what ingredients you already have on hand. Making sure your kitchen is stocked with healthy food is one of the most important parts of successfully preparing healthy meals. Pick a day that you can make a weekly shopping trip, and make it part of your weekly schedule. When you come home from a long day of work, chopping and preparing ingredients for a healthy dinner can seem overwhelming. You can get ahead of the game by taking an hour or two on the weekend and prepping ingredients for your meals.  For example, you can chop the veggies you'll need for weeknight dinners on the weekend. If you're planning on making meals with rice, you can try cooking a big batch on the weekend. You can make the most of your time in the kitchen by giving batch cooking a chance. Batch cooking is when you prepare multiple portions of several meals that you will eat at a later date. You can store the portions in your refrigerator to eat later in the week, or in your freezer if you plan on consuming them later that month. You can be even more successful at preparing healthy meals on the go if you have a plan for your leftovers. For example, you can use Monday's leftover roasted pork in Tuesday's pork barbecue sandwiches. Crockpots will do the cooking for you while you are at work, school, or running errands. For example, you can place four chicken breasts and a can of salsa in a crockpot for 4 hours on low heat. When you come home, shred the chicken and place in...


Make a memory board. Create toys. Sew a quilt Make a picture frame. Make custom gift wrap.

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A memory board is a great place to display concert bracelets, ticket stubs and photos. Use a large piece of fabric from your old clothes to cover the front and sides of a normal office corkboard. Secure the fabric in place with fabric glue around the perimeter on the backside. You can add mementos and rearrange your board by attaching items with pushpins. You can create a teddy bear for child out of old clothes. This can be particularly poignant if you use baby clothes or another cherished garment from the child’s early years. Use an online template for a polished look. You can even stuff the bear with fabric scraps of other old clothes.  You can use buttons from old garments to sew eyes and a nose onto your keepsake bear. If a bear feels too ambitious, old socks actually make great dresses for dolls. Cut off the tube portion of a tall sock. (Frilly or patterned socks work best.) Then thread a ribbon through each corner of the top to create straps. Children may be able to tackle this project with supervision. . Use an online pattern to turn your old duds into a quilt. You can incorporate many different pieces of clothes into your design to create an item full of happy memories. If you’re not particularly crafty but would still enjoy a quilt, there are many websites that will create a patchwork quilt out of your old clothes for you, such as Project Repeat or retailers on Etsy. You simply send your old clothes to them. You can use a piece of cardboard, fabric glue and an old garment to create a completely custom picture frame. This works particularly well if you have a photo of unusual size, as you can tailor-make the frame to suit a particular piece of artwork. You can also cover a tired, old picture frame in fabric for double the repurposing power. After you’ve made your keepsake, your old clothes can do double-duty by turning into gift wrap. Cut the fabric from a garment into a large circle or square (a bigger item like a dress or skirt works best) then place your gift in the middle. Wrap the fabric around...


Make a microwave ganache. Make a vegan icing. Make a buttercream icing. Frost the cake.

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Gather 2 cups of dark chocolate chips and 1 cup of whipping cream. Make sure the chocolate is broken into smaller pieces. Place the ingredients in a microwave safe bowl.  Microwave for 1 minute. After 30 seconds, stop the microwave, remove the bowl, and stir. Start the microwave again. When the minute is up, remove the bowl and stir. Keep microwaving in 15-30 second increments until the chocolate is completely blended, smooth, and completely free of lumps. This icing contains no milk products. Gather 1 cup of powdered sugar, 1/4 cup of cocoa powder, and 1/3 cup of water.  Begin by sifting the powdered sugar into a bowl to rid it of any lumps. Make sure the powdered sugar is completely smooth before continuing. In a large mixing bowl, combine the ingredients together. Add the water to the mixture slowly to thicken. Too much water can make it thin; if the icing is too thick, just add water until it is to your desired consistency. For this icing recipe, gather 1/3 cup of unsalted butter, 2 tablespoons unsweetened cocoa powder, 1 cup of powdered sugar, and 1-2 tablespoons of milk.  The butter should be softened before making the frosting. To soften the butter, remove the butter from the refrigerator 30-60 minutes before you begin. This should allow it enough time to reach room temperature and soften. If it starts to melt, place it back in the refrigerator.  Sift the powdered sugar before starting. Pour the sugar into a sifter and sift into a large bowl. Place softened butter in a large bowl and stir until it is a smooth consistency. Sift the cocoa powder onto the butter, then fold until combined. To fold, start at the back of the bowl and place the spatula into the batter until it hits the bottom of the bowl. Lift the batter over the top of the top ingredient. Then, turn the bowl slightly and repeat. This method will gently mix the ingredients together.  Sift in half the powdered sugar. Fold the batter until completely mixed. Then add the rest of the sugar and fold until the batter is blended and smooth. You can...


Make a mixture of castor and extra virgin olive oil. Massage the oil into your face. Place a hot washcloth on your face three times. Wipe off the oil.

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Castor oil and olive oil can deep cleanse the pores, moisturize your skin, and prevent breakouts before they occur.  Castor and olive oil should be mixed in a 1:4 ratio. This means, for every one part castor oil there are 4 parts olive oil. For example, if you use 1 teaspoon of castor oil use 4 teaspoons of olive oil. If you use 2 teaspoons of castor oil, use 8 teaspoons of olive oil, and so on. Mix the oils together thoroughly in a bowl. Massage the oils gently into your face. Use gentle, circular motions. It's a good idea to wash your hands first. Make sure your entire face is saturated in oil. In order for the treatment to work,  you need to soak your face with hot water three separate times.  Soak a washcloth in hot water. As the washcloth is going directly on your face, the water should be hot to the touch but not boiling. You do not want to burn yourself. If the water is too hot to wring out of the cloth, then it's too hot to put on your face. Try dabbing your arm with the cloth to test the temperature before putting it on your face. Place the wash cloth on your face and leave it in place until it is cool. Repeat this process two more times. Using a clean towel or a disposable paper towel, gently wipe all remaining oil and water from your face. Your skin should be left with a healthy glow and blemishes and scars should be fainter.


Make a monthly budget. Build good credit. Maintain a checking and savings account.

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You can do this by hand, in a simple computer document, or a database program like Excel. Start with your monthly income, then determine the cost of the following:  Rent. If possible, make sure your monthly rent is no more than 1/3 of your income. Recurring bills such as utilities, car payments and insurance, regular medication, phone, and Internet service. Food. Entertainment. Taxes. Consult the Internal Revenue Service website for all forms, worksheets, and questions related to your tax obligations. Set aside some money every month for emergencies if possible. You never know when you're going to need to travel or make use of emergency medical, dental, or maintenance service. Your credit rating is very important. It is a score many companies and organizations use to determine your eligibility for everything from a credit card, to a home or vehicle lease, to a bank or credit union loan. Most people start out adulthood with poor-to-middling credit. You can build good credit in a variety of ways.  Get a credit card and pay it off at least once a month. Demonstrating your ability to make regular payments strongly improves your credit reputation. If you are in debt, make good faith payments regularly. Government debt, like for student loans, can be adjusted to make payments easier, though loans from private organizations like banks can be harder to adjust. Consult a financial professional before making large purchases to ensure you can afford the expenditure. It is unsafe and wasteful to keep all of your money in a checking account. Savings accounts are more secure because they often are not attached to debit cards and checks that can be stolen. Savings accounts also have better interest rates so you will earn money more quickly.  Look for good rates. Not all banks and credit unions are the same. Feel free to shop around for the financial institution that meets your needs. Be careful of hidden fees. Many institutions charge monthly fees for services like debit cards and transfers. Know your minimum balances. Many...


Make a mostly text-based game Make a 2D game. Try your hand at 3D games. Take a programming-heavy approach.

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. This is probably the easiest type of game to make, although not everyone is interested in a game without graphics. Most text-based games focus on a story, a puzzle, or an adventure that combines story, exploration, and puzzles. Here are several free options:   Twine is quick and easy to use in your browser. StoryNexus and Visionaire add more gameplay options and static images.  Inform7 is a more powerful tool with a large community of supporters. GameMaker and Stencyl are good options that work for any genre, and they give you the option to use programming without requiring it. Scratch! is another tool you can use for browser games. A 3D game is a much bigger challenge than a 2D game, so be prepared for a long project and a lot of hard work. Spark and Game Guru and unity will save you some of this effort by letting you build the world without programming. If you already have some programming knowledge or want to start learning how to code, try the extremely popular game engine Unity. If you want to craft your own 3D models instead of using pre-made assets, you'll need 3D modeling software such as 3DS Max, Blender, or Maya. Even if you have a programming background, you may want to use one of the engines above for your first game, and you shouldn't feel obligated to try a different approach just because it is more difficult. That said, some people enjoy the extreme level of control they get from building a game from scratch. Ideally, program the game in an Integrated Development Environment such as Eclipse rather than a text editor, so you can put together everything you need in one convenient project. While you can program a game in almost any language, learning C++ will give you a powerful tool that has plenty of game-development resources and tutorials online.


Make a move. Be sensual. Show some mutual respect. Take your time. Be patient.

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Many mistake the bull for being a bit aloof and cold. It's not that he is unhappy with his surroundings, it's just that he keeps his emotions on the inside and tries to be practical at all times. So he may be interested in you, but you may not know it! You may have to make your move -- or you could be waiting for a while! You don't have to do something super extravagant -- again, inviting him over to dinner would be super impressive to him. And no need to swarm him with your intensity either; a simple cup of coffee will show him you find him intriguing. A Taurus man loves a cozy, cuddly, inviting atmosphere. He adores staying at home to just be with a woman -- you. Dress subtly alluring in public and more alluring in private. Your Taurus Man will appreciate it, knowing it's just for him. Show him you're physically interested without making too much of a show of it. Graze his shoulders as you pass, lightly massage his arm, keep him aware of your touch until he has no choice but to break out of his cage. In the end, Taurus wants a relationship where there's mutual respect. The idea is to respect him as a builder -- he'll, in turn, respect you in your own right. Handle conflict with a delicate hand and he'll respond. Taurus are natural leaders and they love to take charge. Guidance and support will work better than confrontation. The Taurean man has enough issues with his own temper, much less anyone else's. A Taurus is slow to change. He likes routine and doesn't like change. If you try to change him, remember, you are angering a BULL! Try to roll with his flow. If you don't understand something, just ask! He'll gladly include you in his routine if you show that you're trying to understand and share in something that matters to him. He likes planning, too. If you're overcome with brilliant ideas, run them by him before you start implementing them. He'll probably be able to bring you back down to Earth and actually get things done! The Taurean man likes to feel out his adventures. He needs to wrap his mind...


Make a mutual decision to move on. Research the rules of moving out. Stay friendly.

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If reconciliation is absolutely impossible, and you’ve made every effort to resolve the conflict with your roommate, it may be necessary to agree to find a new living situation. This may involve moving to a new dorm room or apartment, or allowing your roommate to leave so that you can find a new one. Whether you live in an apartment or a dorm, there are policies in place that govern who is responsible for the property. If your names are both on a lease, or you are both assigned to a dorm room, then there are definitely rules that determine when and how you can move out.  If you live in a dorm, make sure to understand the residence hall policies regarding roommate conflicts and changes.  Some colleges will require you to go through the steps of mediation before requesting a roommate change, and others have trained students who will help you through the process. If you live in an apartment and both of you are on the lease, notify your landlord or leasing office that one of you intends to move out, and inquire about whether or not a new roommate can move in. Most leases will allow for this, but have different procedures and policies. If you live in an apartment and you split the deposit with your roommate, discuss how the deposit will be repaid to the tenant who is leaving. The leasing office may need to be involved in this process, so definitely check into this. Once you’ve separated from your roommate, try to remain on friendly terms. You may look back on your time together with fondness one day. Even though it didn’t work out, you shared a significant time together. Besides, sometimes even the best of friends simply don’t live well together.


Make a natural dye for an economical dye. Try using acorns to dye fabric a dark purple-black. Use flavored drink packets for a more temporary dye. Dye with tea or coffee.

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You can use items from nature to make a dye. For instance, you can use berries, flowers, bark, leaves, and nuts. Keep in mind that the color of the flower or berry may not be what you end up with as an end result.  For instance, you can get light pink from avocado skin and seeds. Cherries or strawberries will also dye something pink. Blackberries or blueberries will give a bluish purple. Crab apple bark will make a reddish brown, while pokeweed berries will make a red-purple. Artichokes, grass, and foxglove flowers will all give you a shade of green. The possibilities are endless, so try looking up a recipe online to find the color you want and to help you identify appropriate plants.  Cut the plant material into small pieces. Use 1 part plant material to 2 parts water. Boil it together for an hour, and then strain out the plant pieces. To set the dyes, dip the fabric in a mordant before the dye. For berry dyes, you can use 8 cups (1,900 ml) of water and 0.5 cups (120 ml) of salt. For plant dyes, try 1 part vinegar to 4 parts cold water. Simmer the fabric in the mordant for an hour. Rinse it out, and place it in the dye bath and simmer for an hour. Start by making an iron solution. Place rusty items (such as nails, bolts, and screws) in 1 cup (240 ml) of white vinegar. Let it sit in a jar in the sun for 2 weeks until the vinegar is orange, and then strain out the metal.  Place 5 pounds (2.3 kg) of acorns in a pot of water large enough for the acorns to move freely. Let the acorns simmer for 2 hours. Strain out the acorns. Keep the acorn mixture warm. Dip your fabric in, leaving it for 30 to 45 minutes.  Squeeze out the dye, and dip it into the iron mixture (in a bowl) for 10 minutes. Go back and forth, leaving it in each mixture for 5 minutes until you reach a color you like. Squeeze it out between each dip. At the end, squeeze the fabric again. Let the fabric dry for an hour, and then wash it out in cool water with soap. To make the dye, mix 4 drink packets into 0.5 cups (120 ml) of white vinegar and 1...


Make a number line to practice adding two negative numbers. Add two negative numbers the same way you add positive numbers. Use a number line to practice adding a positive and negative number. Treat a positive number plus a negative number like subtraction.

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Draw a number line, but place your zero to the far right of the line. Then, number your line toward your left using negative numbers. Mark the first negative number you want to add on the number line. Then, count out your second negative number, moving to the left. This gives you your answer. For example, let’s say you’re adding -4+-6. You’d circle -4 on your number line. Then, count 6 spaces to the left. You’ll arrive at -10, which is your answer. This is because you are moving the same number of places on the number line, just toward the negative side. This means your final answer will be negative. For example, when adding -12+-21, you could add 12+21=33. However, since your numbers were negative, you’d make your answer -33. Draw a number line with zero in the middle. Number to the left moving from -1 to -10, then number to the right 1 to 10. Circle the positive number on your number line. Then, count out your negative number to find the answer, moving to the left on your number line. For instance, let’s say you’re adding 6+-8. You’ll circle 6 on your number line. Then, count 8 spaces backwards, moving to the left on your line. You’ll arrive at -2, which is your answer. Adding a negative number with a positive number works just like subtraction. This is because you’re taking away spaces on the number line. When you’re solving a problem on paper, you can write it out like a subtraction problem. For example, 15+-17 would become 15-17=-2.


Make a paperclip stand for your snitch. Paint your snitch. Make the outer shell of the snitch. Make wings. Attach everything together.

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First, take a ping pong ball, and make a small hole. This can be done with anything sharp and small. Unfold the large paper clip and form it to make an appropriate stand. Stick the paper clip into the hole in the ball. Put down some newspaper beneath the ping-pong ball so that the paint doesn't stain your workstation. Use a metallic gold spray paint cover your ball with at least two coats. Let it dry. Take the other ping pong ball, and cut it in half, using either an exacto knife, a kitchen knife, or scissors. Draw a swirl pattern on each half of the ball that mirror each other. With a small pair of scissors, carefully cut out the swirl patterns. Paint the swirl patterns and the ping-pong halves, and let them dry. Use plain white craft glue to stick the cut-out swirls back to the ping-pong halves, somewhere where the cut-outs don't overlap with the holes in the ping-pong halves. Cut out the plain paper into two identical wing shapes. The easiest way to do this is to fold the paper in half and cut both wings out at once. You can do the wings as you like, but an idea is to cut out 2 appropriately-sizes half circles, and then cut "flaps" out of the straight sides, to make feathers. Glue the cut-out half-ping pong balls to the actual ball on the stand. Put some glue on the end of each wing, and tuck it in the swirls. Hold it together for a few seconds so that they stays on. Let the glue dry before you remove your finished snitch from its stand.


Make a party playlist to share. Serve drinks to fellow guests. Play an old video game. Take pictures of the event.

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Are there a few silly or ridiculous songs that you’ve been too embarrassed to admit you like? This is your chance to control the stereo and to step onto the dance floor. In the interest of not hogging the vibe, accept input from everyone. You might even discover great new music. If you don’t already know how,  learn how to make a few basic cocktails. This is an easy way to make conversation, as well as to delight a few palates in the process. The host of the party may feel grateful for your help, which can be rewarding. Are you obsessed with a certain game, but can't find anyone to play with? This is your chance to challenge an eager partygoer to pick up a controller. Consider something engaging or nostalgic, which can draw many onlookers to become involved in the game. Try to capture great dancing jigs and other moments of enthusiasm with your phone camera or a DSLR. However, wait to post these directly to social media until the subjects of your photos are sober. Let them decide whether or not they’d like the world to see the images If they consent, then you can post the photos.


Make a paste of a 1:1 ratio of water and baking soda. Rub the mixture into the bricks with your hands. Let the paste sit for 10 minutes. Scrub the mixture away with an abrasive scrub brush. Wipe down your bricks with warm water and remove the drop cloths.

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Combine 4 tbsp (56 g) of baking soda with 4 tablespoons (59 mL) of warm water. Stir the ingredients together until they form a thick paste. If your mixture is too runny, add more baking soda. Scoop large amounts of your baking soda paste and spread it onto your fireplace. Work from the top down to create a thin layer all over the brick face. Spread extra paste on the inside of the fireplace, since that is where the soot will be the thickest. Pay special attention to the crevices and grooves in between bricks. Focus on any areas of the fireplace are particularly dirty. Put on rubber kitchen gloves to protect your hands, or use a clean rag to spread the paste instead. The baking soda will work to break down grease and grime on your bricks. Allow the paste to sit for about 10 minutes to loosen up the soot. Do not let the paste dry or harden all the way, or it could damage your bricks. If your paste does get too dry, spray it with water to loosen it up again. Use a scrub brush with hard bristles to scrub away the mixture. Dip your brush in water occasionally to wash away the baking soda residue. The mildly abrasive baking soda will work with your brush to scrub away tough soot. Do not brush so hard that you damage the bricks themselves. Use a soft sponge dipped in warm water to completely remove any baking soda left on your bricks. Let the fireplace dry completely before you use it again. Remove any drop cloths or towels you put down to catch spills.


Make a paste of baking soda and water for an easy solution. Bake lemons in your oven for a natural cleaning option. Use a store-bought cleaner if you don’t mind using harsh chemicals. Avoid getting any type of cleaner on the heating elements.

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Combine ½ cup (260 g) of baking soda and 2–3 tablespoons (30–44 mL) of water in a small bowl. Wearing gloves, spread the paste onto the burnt areas. Let it sit overnight to loosen the grime.  As you spread the paste around, try to rub it into the particularly bad burnt spots. The mixture should start to turn brown.  Add vinegar to the cleaning paste to make it more effective. As an alternative, spray the vinegar onto the paste just before you scrub it off. The vinegar will react with the baking soda to create more cleaning power. Cut 2 lemons in half and squeeze the juice into a small oven-safe bowl or baking dish. Add the peels and enough water to fill the bowl or dish ⅓ of the way. Put one of the racks in the center of the oven and place the bowl on the rack. Bake it for 30 minutes at 250 °F (121 °C). The vapors from the lemon juice will penetrate through the burned layers, making them easier to remove.  It’s normal for the oven to smoke during this process. Provide ventilation by turning on your oven fan and opening a nearby window. Let the oven cool down and remove the rack before trying to wipe away the spills. These cleaners will probably work better than any other method, so if your oven is really dirty, you may want to try this option. However, these cleaners can be toxic, so you need to make sure they’re fully removed before you cook food in your oven again. Spray the cleaning agent on the burnt areas, and let it soak in for 20-30 minutes.  Wear safety glasses and thick rubber gloves if you use heavy-duty cleaners to prevent the chemicals from splashing in your eyes or absorbing into your skin. Check the package directions to find out how to apply the cleaner and how long to let it soak. Whether you’re using a natural or chemical cleaning product, do your best to keep the cleaner away from the heating elements. When you turn the oven back on, the heating elements can create fumes when burning off the cleaner, which could alter the taste of your food.  For electric ovens, lift up the thick metal wire...


Make a paste with a quarter pack of henna. Apply directly to your roots. Wait one hour and rinse with water. Apply the remaining paste to the rest of your hair. Rinse.

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Henna fades with time and eventually gray roots will develop. You'll need to color the roots and touch up the rest of your head. You'll need to make more henna paste. You should be able to get by with a quarter of a pack of henna. As with the first mixture, use hot tap water that's roughly 120 degrees. There is no exact amount. Simply add tap water until you form a thick paste with the henna powder. First, use gloved hands to apply a layer of henna directly to your roots. Work from the root of the grayed hair to the end of the gray section. Make sure to saturate the gray hair. You should have a bit of paste left over after touching up your roots. Let the mixture sit for an hour to let the color set. Then, rinse out your hair with water. Do not use shampoo. Make sure to get all the henna out of your head. From here, add a light covering of the henna powder to the rest of your hair. Once again, use gloves to work in the paste. You will not have as thick coverage, as you're using less paste. You're not changing your hair color completely, but just darkening the existing color to match the roots. Once you're done, rinse out your scalp. Do not use shampoo. Your hair should now be a reddish shade again. It's a good idea to wait to shampoo for 24 hours again.