Find a comfy position. Take a nap. Read a book. Pack a notepad. Play a word game. Talk to each other.

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It can be tough to relax in a cramped vehicle. Try resting your pillow up on your lap and leaning forward over your knees, or propping it up against the side of the headrest so you can fall asleep with the sun shining on your face. If there's enough room, you might even be able to kick your feet up on the console or shift sideways to stretch out your legs. Remember, safety first: always leave your seatbelt on for the entire duration of your trip, even when you're trying to get comfortable. Long car rides make a perfect opportunity to catch a few Zs, especially if you're setting out early in the morning. Don't forget to grab a pillow before you leave home so you'll have something to rest your head on. By the time you wake up, you'll be hours closer to your destination. A sleep mask and pair of earplugs can come in handy for blocking out unwanted light and noise, helping you drift off in peace. Throw at least a couple books into the bag you're keeping with you and break them out when you feel like enjoying a quiet activity. Reading is a great way to fight off boredom and take your mind off the long miles ahead.  Pick out a bestseller or popular fiction title that doesn't require too much concentration. Reading in the car makes some people nauseous. If you feel like you're starting to get car sick, take a break for a little while. Stick some paper and pens or pencils into your personal bag. That way, you'll be able to doodle or jot down your thoughts during slower moments. A long car ride will also be a good opportunity to get caught up on incomplete homework assignments.  Pass the notepad back and forth with a friend and play a paper-based game like Tic-Tac-Toe, Hangman or Mash.  Get in touch with your creative side by journaling or writing a poem or short story. Have everyone take turns spotting out-of-state license plates or solving tricky riddles. Word games are great because all you need to participate is an imagination. Some other popular games include:  “I Spy,” where one player describes an object in or...


Find a comic book store. Locate other major sources. Consider a mainstream superhero comic. Try out a different genre. Dive into the bargain bin. Start with the beginning of a story arc. Collect comics in the same series or story arc. Follow a character or universe.

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A dedicated comics store is the best place to start a collection, since there will be a large selection available, and store employees that can give you advice. Use this worldwide comic shop locator to find one nearby. If there is no comic book store in your area, try to find another area with a sizable collection. Libraries won't let you build your collection, but they can be a good place to find out which comics you enjoy before spending any money. Book stores, especially ones that sell used books, often have good starter material as well. As a last resort, you can try the magazine sections of gas stations and grocery stores, but the selection will typically be poor or nonexistent. If you are interested in trying out superhero comics, you might want to start with one of the DC or Marvel characters that you're already familiar with from popular culture.   Spiderman is a good introduction to the genre, while Batman is another extremely popular comic with darker themes. For plenty of humor and action, try Captain America or Thor. For a more complex approach, follow the large hero team X-Men, or read about the antihero Deadpool for his fourth-wall-breaking gallows humor. There are many other genres of comic books, but the selection may vary from store to store. Ask advice from a comic-reading friend or a comic store employee, or follow the suggestions below:  The graphic novels Watchmen and V for Vendetta, along with the Sandman series, are popular examples of comics that address more adult, intellectual themes using superhero tropes. Japanese manga includes many sub-genres. Try this introductory guide. Browse the store's independent publisher section or graphic novel selection to find a wide array of artistic and writing styles. If you truly can't decide where to begin, find the bargain bin and start buying stacks of comics for a dollar or less each. You probably won't find popular or valuable comics this way, but you may find hidden gems that spark your interest in a series. There's no need to start with...


Find a commodity broker. Open an online trading account. Purchase commodities through your online broker. Decide whether to buy corn commodities on margin. Buy commodities through ETFs. Get commodities through mutual funds.

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You can look locally or online. Either way, your commodity broker should have experience selling on the corn market. They’ll be able to offer advice based on recent trends in corn futures.  Look in trading magazines or the phone book to find a local broker. Many periodicals like Futures Magazine, Stocks and Commodities Magazine and Stocks, Futures and Options Magazine will contain advertisements for various firms around the country and the world. Look online. Websites like commoditybrokersonline.com lists over 700 online reputable brokers and provides their contact information. Make sure he is not a “high pressure” broker. You want someone who won’t push you beyond your comfort zone. Many brokers push your finances to the brink to ensure that they’ll take home higher commissions. Remember, in the end, it is your money, so you are assuming most, if not all, of the risk. Look for a broker who will give advice, but not push too hard. This is a simple step. Most commodity brokerage firms provide some online account services. Fill out the form online or on the premises. Most online trading accounts are free to start and free to use. If you are asked to pay a fee prior to use, consider another brokerage firm. The way you purchase commodities is through futures contracts. Futures contracts are agreements between buyers and sellers. They list a price at which the commodity has been purchased and a date by which the goods must be delivered. You will either sell or transfer futures so that you’ll never actually receive these goods. You are purchasing a contract, not the actual goods. Big companies buy and sell futures on a regular basis. For example, if corn is at a cheap premium early in the year, a company like Kellogg will pay the going market price for the commodity to be delivered months later. If it turns out that the price of corn futures goes down weeks later, then Kellogg made a poor decision. If the price goes up, then they saved a lot of money by buying corn commodities ahead of time at a cheaper price....


Find a common denominator for all the fractions. Convert each fraction so it uses the common denominator. Use the top number to order the fractions. Return each fraction to its original form.

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Use one of these methods to find a denominator, or lower number of a fraction, that you can use to rewrite every fraction in the list, so you can easily compare them. This is called a common denominator, or the lowest common denominator if it is the lowest one possible:  Multiply every different denominator together. For example, if you are comparing 2/3, 5/6, and 1/3, multiply the two different denominators: 3 x 6 = 18. This is a simple method, but will often result in a much larger number than the other methods, which can be difficult to work with.  Or list the multiples of each denominator in a separate column, until you notice a number that shows up on every column. Use this number. For example, comparing 2/3, 5/6, and 1/3, list a few multiples of 3: 3, 6, 9, 12, 15, 18. Then list the multiples of 6: 6, 12, 18. Since 18 shows up on both lists, use that number. (You could also use 12, but the examples below will assume you are using 18.) Remember, if you multiply a fraction's top and bottom by the same amount, the fraction is still the same size. Use this technique on each fraction, one by one, so that each one uses the common denominator as the bottom number. Try it for 2/3, 5/6, and 1/3, using the common denominator 18:  18 ÷ 3 = 6, so 2/3 = (2x6)/(3x6)=12/18 18 ÷ 6 = 3, so 5/6 = (5x3)/(6x3)=15/18 18 ÷ 3 = 6, so 1/3 = (1x6)/(3x6)=6/18 Now that they all have the same denominator, the fractions are easy to compare. Use their top number, or numerator, to rank them from least to greatest. Ranking the fractions we found above, we get: 6/18, 12/18, 15/18. Keep the fractions in the same order, but return each one back to its original form. You can do this by remembering how each fraction transformed, or by dividing the top and bottom of each fraction again:  6/18 = (6 ÷ 6)/(18 ÷ 6) = 1/3 12/18 = (12 ÷ 6)/(18 ÷ 6) = 2/3 15/18 = (15 ÷ 3)/(18 ÷ 3) = 5/6 The answer is "1/3, 2/3, 5/6"


Find a common interest. Compliment the person. Listen intently. Offer information about yourself. Be sincere. Use discretion.

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It can be relatively easy to keep a conversation going once you’ve introduced yourself by finding something that ties you to the other person. Draw on the common situation or something you notice about the person to hold the person’s interest. Your conversation partner may also be able to introduce you to others with similar interests.  Notice what the person is wearing or something else about them. For example, you could say “I noticed you have the new iPad Air. My model is four years old and I’m in the market for a new one. How do you like that one?” or “I couldn’t help but notice that you’re reading the same book as me. What do you think of it?” Use the situation to your benefit. For example, if you are at a sporting event say “Are you here participating or watching?” At a work event you could say, “I work in sales and marketing, where do you work?” Most people love flattery. Find something nice about the person to say and compliment it. This can help stimulate further conversation and may help you meet other people, too.  Make sure your compliment is sincere. Most people can tell when someone is feeding them a line and it may turn the person off of you and the conversation.  Focus your compliment on something about their appearance, demeanor, or item they own. For example, you can say “I couldn’t help but staring at that beautiful nail color,” or “That was a beautiful talk! You are so eloquent and engaging,” or “I see you have the latest Android. I’ve been trying to get my hands on it and can’t. I’m totally jealous you have it!” Thank the person if they compliment you back. You can use this as a way to invite them to get to know you better. Ask questions and repeat key points during the conversation. Not only does this show that you’re listening closely, but also that you are interested in the person or group.  Use natural pauses in the conversation to ask questions about something the person has said. You can also repeat an item as a part of your question. For example, you could say “You said that you’re...


Find a compelling story. Do research on your topic. Decide on the type of feature you want to write. Consider the audience you’d like to talk to. Consider the type of publication you’re writing for.

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Read the news and talk to people to find interesting stories. Think about what phenomena are happening and how you can talk about them in a new and innovative way. Finding out background information can help you figure out an angle and identify subjects to interview. Doing online research is good, but it may only get you so far. You may also need to consult books to make sure you are fully aware of the issues surrounding a topic. A historical article may require a visit to an archive. There are a number of ways to write a feature, depending on what you want to focus on. Some of these include:   Human Interest: Many feature stories focus on an issue as it impacts people. They often focus on one person or a group of people.  Profile: This feature type focuses on a specific individual’s character or lifestyle. This type is intended to help the reader feel like they’ve gotten a window into someone’s life. Often, these features are written about celebrities or other public figures.  Instructional: How-to feature articles teach readers how to do something. Oftentimes, the writer will write about their own journey to learn a task, such as how to make a wedding cake.  Historical: Features that honor historical events or developments are quite common. They are also useful in juxtaposing the past and the present, helping to root the reader in a shared history.  Seasonal: Some features are perfect for writing about in certain times of year, such as the beginning of summer vacation or at the winter holidays.  Behind the Scenes: These features give readers insight into an unusual process, issue or event. It can introduce them to something that is typically not open to the public or publicized. As you brainstorm story ideas, think about who will read these stories. Ask yourself questions such as Who will be my readers? and What kinds of angles appeal to these readers? For example, you might write a profile about a pastry chef, but you’ll write differently depending on if your readers are aspiring chefs or if they are...


Find a computer in the library. Do a title search. Search by the author. Do a subject search.

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Today, most libraries have electronic catalogues available on computer terminals throughout the library. Find a computer and access the library's homepage. On the homepage there should be a search option for books, articles, magazines, newspapers and editorials. It is usually located at the top of the web page. The computers should have the library's homepage set as the computer's homepage. If not, type the library's web address into the computer's internet browser. Do this if you know the title of the book you are looking for. Type the title of the book into the search box. Omit any a's or the's at the beginning of the title when you type it into the search box. For example, if the title of the book is “The Fall of the Roman Empire,” then type in “Fall of the Roman Empire.” Do this if you cannot remember the book's exact title, but you know the author's name. Authors are usually listed by their last names, so either type in the author's whole name, or just the last name. All of the works written by the author that the library has available will be listed.  In addition to books, newspaper articles, conferences, and other books associated with the author will be listed. You can narrow down the search results by filtering the list. Filter the results by clicking on books. You can also use this method if you are interested in other books by a specific author. Type in the author's name and look through the books that come up in the search engine. Do this if you do not have a specific book or author in mind, but you are interested in a particular subject. When searching by subject, use key words to narrow down your search. For example, if you are interested in immigration, then type in the search box “U.S. immigration,” “European immigration,” or “Mexican immigrants.”


Find a conductive container. Line the inside of the container with plastic wrap. Place your devices inside.

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A stainless steel trash can with a tight closing lid will work very well. You can look for other metal containers or boxes. This will serve as a first line of defense against electromagnetic radiation. Once you have chosen a trash can or another container, line the inside with a layer of plastic wrap. This protects your devices from touching the conductive surfaces of the trash can, and it also provides protection against flooding.  For added insulation, you can line the inside of the can with cardboard before the plastic layer goes in. You can add layers of foil and additional layers of plastic wrap inside to increase the effectiveness of the Faraday cage. More layers will make the cage more effective, even if the layers themselves are thin. Once you have lined your trash can, place your devices inside the can. The best practice is to cover each device individually in its own small Faraday cage (such as the simple aluminum foil Faraday cage). You can also purchase a Faraday bag and place the items in that bag. The trash can will serve as an extra layer of protection. Once the devices are inside, you can attach the lid with adhesives or bolt it on for a more sturdy cage. It is also wise to tie the cage down to a beam or bolt it to the wall using a metal strap to make your cage a permanent fixture.


Find a container to use as an incubator. Line the bottom of your container with substrate. Make sure the moisture levels are correct. Regulate air in your incubator.

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Gecko eggs need to be incubated to be healthy and safe. You will need to have an incubator ready before your gecko lays eggs so you can transfer the eggs quickly once they're laid.  You can purchase an incubator at the store. This may be your easiest option as it will save you some time. However, if you're on a budget you can make an incubator. You can use a small plastic container for the incubator. You can use a deli cup or a small tupperware container. Make sure any container you use is big enough to hold at least 24 ounces. Substrate is the lining of the bottom of a cage. You can purchase substrate online or at a local pet store. The best materials for an incubator are the soils vermiculite or perlite. You can use one or the other, or a mixture of the two.  You should put enough substrate  in the container that the bottom is fully covered. There should not be any parts of the bottom of the incubator exposed. The exact amount you need will depend on the shape and size of your incubator. Gecko eggs need moisture to thrive, so you'll want to make sure the container is adequately moist. You want an equal ratio of water to the substrate, based on weight.  Weigh your substrate and add an equal amount of water. For example, say your substrate is 3 ounces. You will want to match that with 3 ounces of water. You can buy a small scale at a hardware store to take measurements. Make sure the ratio is based on weight and not volume. It's very important that you keep the moisture levels appropriate as you want your geckos to be comfortable. Mix the water in with your substrate to create a moist, even mixture in the incubator. Tap water is probably safe here, but you can use filtered water or bottled water if you want to err on the side of caution. Geckos need a temperature of at least 73 degrees. However, the ideal temperature is between 86 to 90 degrees Fahrenheit. You can buy a small thermometer, like an oven thermometer, to measure the temperature in your incubator.  If you need your incubator to warm up slightly,...


Find a container. Reinforce the container, if you have time. Clear a space in the floor. Vomit into the container. Discard the container. Clean up.

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If you can’t get to a window that rolls down or if you are driving, a container in the car is a good back-up plan. If there is a grocery or garbage bag in the car, that’s usually your best option.  A large fast-food container may also work in a pinch. A shirt or jacket will work. Purses are great containers if you have time to empty one first (and are willing to throw it out later). If the container you have found is flimsy (like a paper bag), try to put it inside another container so that you don’t burst the bag when you vomit. If you can’t find a container, be prepared to vomit into the floor. Make sure there is nothing that could get soiled.  If you did find a container, you may have to put it in the floor for a while until the driver can get to a place for you to discard it. Try to hold the edges up around your face so that you don’t spill (especially if it’s a piece of clothing). If your driver can get to a garbage bin soon, you should hold on to the bag until then so that it doesn’t spill. If not, you can temporarily put it inside another container where it won’t spill or sit it in the floor. Try to wipe your hands and face if you can. Have gum, mints, or something to drink.


Find a conversation partner. Join a group. Break the ice. Introduce yourself.

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Scan the room and see if there is anyone else who appears approachable and/ or to be hanging out by herself. You can then slowly make your way towards her to start up a conversation.  Ask your host beforehand if there is anyone else there who isn’t normally part of the group. You can keep an eye out for this person and mention that your host suggested you talk. Look for cues that the other person doesn’t know anyone, too. This includes scanning the room or standing in the corner away from the crowd.  Even if you notice that another person approaches your intended conversation mate, you can also join the two of them and start a conversation. Remember that it’s important to take initiative in situations where you don’t know other people. Not only can it draw people to you, but also make you seem approachable. In some cases, you may be at a large event like a conference or wedding where people tend to congregate in groups. Gradually ease yourself into the crowd of people with whom you’d like to engage and then take the opportunity to make a statement and introduce yourself.  Stand by a member of the group until you make eye contact and can introduce yourself. Listen to the conversation for a few minutes as you try and join the group. You can start by standing a bit to the outside of the group and move in slowly by saying, “May I move in a bit? I’m really interested in what’s being said.” Once you’ve found a person or group with whom you want to socialize, you’ll need to relieve the tension of approaching someone you don’t know. Find a general or clever statement that can kick off a conversation.  Figure out things to say before you actually get to the person. For example, if you see an individual you’d like to talk to, notice something that the person is wearing or doing as a way to break the ice. For example, you could say “There are so many accountants in one space- this lawyer feels like a fish out of water.” Turn to the person standing next to you and make a funny comment or compliment. For example, if...


Find a counselor or therapist. Set up a single appointment. Describe your negative feelings to your counselor. Make additional appointments as needed.

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If you feel overwhelmed by your negative experiences, you may benefit greatly from speaking to a counselor, in addition to practicing positive thinking exercises. Look for a therapist trained in Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy. He or she will be able to help you train your mind to think positively. To find a therapist you trust, ask a friend who has sought counsel or therapy before. You can also get a referral from your doctor. Think of it as a check-up for your state of mind. You are under no obligation to stay if you feel too uncomfortable and there's no rule saying you must regularly see this therapist. Make the appointment with an open mind. Hope that the counselor can help you. If not, you can always find a counselor that you feel more comfortable with. Remember that therapy is confidential and safe, so you can be totally honest. The more honest you are with your counselor, the better he or she will be able to help. Be sure to describe how these negative thoughts make you feel. Explain how often you experience them and what you usually do to deal with them. If you felt comfortable with your therapist, make another appointment or two. Remember that it will take more than a single session to work through your negative thoughts. Don't get discouraged if you feel your time with a particular counselor was unproductive. You can seek out a different therapist until you find one that makes you feel comfortable.


Find a cute pair of high waisted jeans.

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If you want to make high waisted shorts, then you have to find a pair of jeans with the right waist height.This could be an old pair of jeans in the back of your closet, a pair of jeans given to you by a friend, or one that you snagged at Goodwill. It doesn't matter where the jeans came from as long as you don't mind cutting them up.


Find a daily body wash that suits your skin type. Make lifestyle choices that benefit your skin.

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Good body wash products normally contain essential oils such as: coconut oil, olive oil and jojoba oils that help retain moisture. If you can, visit shops that specialize in natural products or consult a dermatologist for recommendations. Avoid cleansers with alcohol because they strip the skin of its natural oils. There are several lifestyle choices you can make that will help your skin stay healthy and moisturized. Here are a few:  Stay hydrated with water. Drink at least 2.2 liters of water every day (if you're a woman) and 3 liters (if you're a man).  Don't smoke. Smoking makes your skin age faster, so you will develop wrinkles earlier than you would have. The only way to prevent skin damage from smoking is to quit smoking.


Find a dance instructor. Get the right shoes. Find your perfect outfit.

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Irish dance is an incredibly complicated style unique unto its own in the dancing world. Because of its complexities, it is nearly impossible to teach it to yourself. You can begin to learn basic footwork on your own, but to become a successful Irish dancer it is imperative that you find your own dance instructor.  Most dance studios won’t offer Irish dance as a style, because it is so different from most other popular styles of dance. Try looking for Irish dance studios in your area that specialize only in this unique form. You can google it for nearby dance schools. There are many private dance instructors/choreographers who can give private Irish dance lessons, so try looking for one in your area. Though it will offer a much different experience to joining a dance school. As with most types of dance, certain shoes must be worn in order to perform a traditional Irish dance. Unfortunately, Irish dance shoes are not available in most dance or shoe stores, they are usually bought pre-used from your teacher or as a competition/feis, or even custom ordered online. Only do this once you have started dance lessons and are 100% sure that you want to continue.  Ghillies/Soft shoes are a type of soft-soled shoes used for dancing jigs and reels. They are similar to ballet slippers in appearance, but have more structure and only lace to the ankle.     Hardshoes are a special type of shoe with a heavy heel attached to the bottom to make sound during a dance. These are similar to tap shoes, but instead of a metal heel hardshoes are made with a wood or fiberglass heel.     If you are interested in eventually entering competitions with your Irish dance, it is good to have a special pair of performance shoes which you keep solely for the times you are in competition. This way, they won’t get scuffed and will always look neat and clean. Only do this once you have started competing. Your dance school should have a school dress/vest but before that you will probably compete in a beginners outfit (white blouse, and a skirt...


Find a die cutting machine and other materials.

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These shaker-like cards are slightly more difficult to make than other cards because you'll have to invest in a die cutting machine. You could also try to cut the shapes out manually but it is much more difficult to make them all exactly the same shape and size. Other materials include card stock, a paper cutter, a glue pen, craft glue, acetate, and filler material such as beads and sequins. All of these items can be purchased at a craft store.


Find a different server that you can play on. Download a mod. Play with friends.

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There are a wide range of servers out there, so find one that suits your taste, or even try to find one that you and all your friends can play on as well. Try the Technic mod pack as its easy to download and includes over a hundred mods! Challenge each other in all sorts of ways to make it more interesting and fun.


Find a digital temperature screen on the front of your refrigerator. Press the arrow keys to adjust the temperature setting. Test the refrigerator by storing a thermometer in it for at least 5 hours.

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You might be living large if you have a modernized refrigerator with a digital readout. The screen makes changing the settings a breeze. It is usually located outside the refrigerator on its door. Some refrigerators have digital displays with control buttons while the newest models have touch screens. The digital display is tough to miss, so if you don’t see one, you probably have a dial or sliding gauge hidden inside your refrigerator. Be sure to check your owner’s manual for more instructions about how to operate your refrigerator’s controls. Many digital displays have small arrow buttons that you press to change the temperature. Some models have buttons like “warmer” and “colder” instead, which do exactly what you would expect. Keep pressing the buttons until the screen displays your desired temperature. Plan on getting the refrigerator to about 37 °F (3 °C). Set the temperature no higher than 40 °F (4 °C) to prevent your food from spoiling and becoming unsafe to eat. Give the refrigerator plenty of time to adjust to the new setting, but keep a thermometer on the center shelf. The electronic display is only a display, so it might not match the temperature of your refrigerator if something is wrong with it. Always use a thermometer to rest easy knowing that your food is as safe as it can be. If the internal temperature is wrong, try adjusting it little by little using the controls again. Wait another 5 hours after each adjustment to see if anything changes. If not, you might have a cooling problem that needs to be addressed by a repair technician.


Find a dog breed which matches your personality. Pant when you get hot. Be social with other people and other dogs. Play like a dog. Communicate like a dog. Stay loyal to your companions.

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Assess your own personality traits and determine which kind of dog you most resemble in the way you behave.  Are you nervous or confident?  Are you social or secluded, friendly or aloof, hard-working or lazy?  Match your answers to different breed personalities to choose the best dog breed for your cosplay.  Working dogs include herding breeds like Collies and Shepherds.  Nervous dogs are often the smaller or toy breeds like Chihuahuas and Toy Poodles. A guard dog may suit your personality, in which case, you should look at breeds like  Rottweilers and Boxers. Super friendly people want a dog breed to match, like a Labrador or Retriever. Dogs don’t really sweat except through the pads of their feet, so they pant to release heat from their body.  They also pant when they get nervous or are in pain. Dogs originally came from wolves and hunted in packs -- they are social animals.  With domestication, dogs have learned to rely on and bond with human companions.  Be friendly,  surround yourself with other dogs and work together like a dog would. Dogs naturally love to play.  You can choose to do the types of things that dogs do when they play.  Some great options are playing catch or tug of war with your friends, or playfully wrestling with a buddy.  Hey, if you’re alone, take yourself for a walk. Dogs can’t tell you what they want and what they are feeling, so they use a lot of body language to communicate with people.  Study a dog’s body language and mimic what dogs do to communicate.  When someone is speaking to you, tilt your head to one side. Wag your tail when you’re happy. Dodge out of the way when you are mad at someone who is about to touch you. Whine for attention. Dogs rely on their human companions and bond closely to them. Be consistent in your friendship and always have your companion’s back. Be quick to forgive your close friends and family members. Hachiko, a dog in Japan used to walk to the train station every day to meet his owner when he would return from work.  One day, the owner died at his...


Find a dresser. Add legs or wheels. Replace the back, if necessary. Replace or cover the top.

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Find a dresser that is suitable to make into a kitchen island. Overly long or very heavy dressers will make poor kitchen islands. Instead, look for something which is roughly the length and width of the area you want to occupy in your kitchen. If you want the island to be a different color when it's done, paint the dresser now as it will be more difficult to do once the top has been replaced. If the top of the dresser is too low, you can raise it to proper height by adding legs (if you want it stationary), wheels (if you want it mobile), or both (if you need more height than just wheels can provide).  Be sure to factor in any changes you will be making to the countertop, as adding a thicker countertop will also add height. How these legs and wheels are added will vary widely depending on the style of the dresser. Consult with a local expert for advice and be sure to follow any additional instructions included with the packaging of wheels or legs. If the back of the dresser is unsightly or damaged, replace it by cutting or having cut a custom-sized piece of MDF or particleboard. Carefully remove the old one and then nail the new one into place.  You can add usability to the back by painting it with chalkboard paint to create a blackboard for writing grocery lists or as doodle space for the kids. Another way to use the space would be to screw hooks or bars into and solid, stationary sections on the other side of the backing. These can be used to hang kitchen towels, paper towels, oven mitts, or kitchen tools. If you want to have a more food-prep friendly countertop, you can carefully remove the existing dresser top and replace it with a custom-sized countertop of your preferred material. If the existing top is fairly rectangular with clean, straight edges, you should be able to tile it easily. What you do will largely depend on your skills, needs, and preferences.


Find a drop-off site for Styrofoam in your area. Take Styrofoam to Publix. Set up your own local program. Make sure all EPS to be recycled is clean and free of contaminants before recycling.

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Contact your local recycling program to find out about Styrofoam recycling programs or drop off sites in your community. Because Styrofoam needs to be recycled at specialized facilities, you need to find a drop-off location rather than setting it out with your regular recyclables.  You can also get in touch with the Alliance of Foam Packaging Recyclers or independent organizations like Earth911 to search for Styrofoam recycling programs in your area. You can find the drop-off station nearest to you by searching the AFPR website. AFPR also allows you to mail back Styrofoam if you live in an area without a reliable drop-off site. While this can be somewhat challenging if you've accrued a considerable amount of the stuff, it's an option for packing materials or loose-fill "peanuts." Common throughout the American South, the Publix chain of grocery stores will often have drop-off options for Styrofoam, making it a reliable option in many areas. In other regions, check out whether or not grocery stores, recycling centers, and other commercial zones have Styrofoam drop-offs set up for regional recycling. If recycling EPS is frustratingly complicated in your area, consider starting your own program in conjunction with business owners and consumers to bring change to your community. Working with a recycling company like AFPR for pick-up service is best, especially if you work for a business that receives massive amounts of EPS, or if you can collect a large volume of EPS, to make it easier to coordinate. Requesting a new pick-up spot is a lot easier if you can guarantee a large quantity.  Most companies require storage containers to remain outdoors in a bin where EPS is kept clean, dry and unexposed to the elements. Check with AFPR to see whether stacking, bagging, or bundling loose Styrofoam will be appropriate for pick-up, then organize a regular pick-up on behalf of your company. EPS compactors are also available for use in some commercial spaces, to condense and make more portable a supply of EPS for pick-up....


Find a duplication removal script. Use DeDuper for Windows. Use Dupin Lite for Mac OS X.

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There are several popular options for both Windows and Mac, but they may set you back a few dollars. The most popular ones are:  Dupin Lite (OS X)  DeDuper (Windows) Open the list of duplicate files in iTunes.  If you are using DeDuper, you will need to first load all of the duplicate tracks into your iTunes window. You can do this by clicking View and then selecting “Show Duplicate Items”. Highlight the list of duplicates.  Run the script. Double-click the downloaded VBS file. All but one of the duplicate files will be removed. The Played and Skipped counts will be merged together, and the best rating is kept. Removed files will be placed in the Recycle Bin in case you need to restore them. The script may take a while to run, especially for larger libraries. The largest-sized duplicate will be kept, so as to keep the highest-quality version. Run the Dupin Lite program. In the upper-left corner, select the library that you want to search for duplicates.  Select the criteria that Dupin Lite will compare to determine if the songs are duplicates. Click the Filter button to choose which copy will be kept on the computer. You can choose to keep the oldest, the most played, the highest quality, and more. Click the Get Dupes button, a list will be returned of all of your duplicate tracks. The checked tracks will be kept, and were checked according to your Filter settings. The rest can be purged.


Find a few C programming books. Join some communities. Take some classes. Consider learning C++.

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This article covers the basics, but it only scratches the surface of C programming and all the associated knowledge. A good reference book will help you solve problems and save you from a lot of headaches down the road. There are lots of communities, both online and in the real world, dedicated to programming and all of the languages that entails. Find some like-minded C programmers to swap code and ideas with, and you will soon find yourself learning a lot.  Attend some hack-a-thons if possible. These are events where teams and individuals have time limits to come up with programs and solutions, and often foster a lot of creativity. You can meet a lot of good programmers this way, and hack-a-thons happen regularly across the globe. You don't have to go back to school for a Computer Science degree, but taking a few classes can do wonders for your learning. Nothing beats hands-on help from people who are well-versed in the language. You can often find classes at local community centers and junior colleges, and some universities will allow you to audit their computer science programs without having to enroll. Once you have a grasp of C, it wouldn't hurt to start taking a look at C++. This is the more modern version of C, and allows for a lot more flexibility. C++ is designed with object handling in mind, and knowing C++ can enable you to create powerful programs for virtually any operating system.


Find a firm, even area to jack up the car. Ensure you have space to work safely. Make sure the car is in park. Engage the parking brake.

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As you jack up a portion of the car to remove the wheel, the weight of that portion will be centered on the relatively small space beneath the jack.  As a result, it is essential that you jack your car up in an area that can support the pressure.  Concrete and blacktop are the best options for jacking up the car.  It is extremely unsafe to jack a vehicle up on an angle, so it is also very important that you choose a level surface.  Never jack up a vehicle on slanted or uneven surfaces. Jacking a car up on a surface that isn’t strong enough can cause the jack to topple over or sink. Whether you’re using an emergency jack or a trolley jack, it’s important to ensure you have enough room to work without putting yourself or others at risk.  Make sure you have at least enough room to stand with an outstretched arm toward the jack without coming into contact with a wall or being in the street if you are replacing a flat tire. Make sure there’s enough room to sit behind your jack without being in the lane of the road. If your car is equipped with an automatic transmission, it should be in park before you jack it up.  Putting your car in park prevents the wheels from turning and will keep the vehicle from rolling off of the jack.  Remember, however, your car may still shift when in park, so it’s important to utilize wheel chocks in conjunction with placing the vehicle in park.  Remember that putting the car in park will lock its drive wheels in place, so a front wheel drive car’s front wheels won’t turn in park, and vice versa for a rear wheel drive vehicle. If your car is equipped with a manual transmission, try putting the car in first gear to prevent it from rolling. You can place rocks or plastic wheel chocks purchased from an auto parts store behind the wheels to ensure they can’t turn while you lift the vehicle. Depending on the make and model of the vehicle, the parking brake may be a handle in the center console or a pedal on your left side when sitting in the driver’s seat.  Pull up on the handle or press...


Find a fitted T-shirt that fits you well.

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The shirt must be fitted, otherwise it will sag around your shoulders when you wear it. It can have long sleeves or short sleeves.


Find a fitted blouse. Look for jackets that are very fitted, with more rounded shoulders. Choose the type of skirt. Try a shirt dress. Realize that further into the decade, styles changed. Get the right type of pants/trousers. Wear a hat! Know the hairstyles for women. Invest in some period appropriate shoes and gloves. Carry a handbag.

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Quarter length sleeves were popular during this time period. The shoulders were fitted rather than puffy. However, sleeveless blouses were also popular. Small collars close to the neckline, called Peter Pan collars, were typically round in shape. This type of clothing was hemmed at the hip level to emphasize a woman's small waist. Collars on jackets were often small and rounded in the Peter Pan style, just like on the blouses. There were many types of decorative pockets and big buttons on jackets in the 1950s. You might also wear a fitted cardigan with pearl buttons. There were several different types of skirts that were popular in the 1950s. Styles often featured nipped-in waists and full skirts. Here are some of the most common styles:  Full skirts. These had more fabric, often with layered petticoats to make it more full. The material could be sewn in many different ways including circle, gathered, pleated or gored. Pencil skirts. These skirts were narrow and straight. The skirts were designed to emphasize the woman's slim waistline, which was a very important factor in the 1950s Swing skirts. These were knee high skirts that were also called poodle skirts. However, poodles were not the only animal featured on swing skirts. Nearly any animal, insect, or flower could be depicted on this kind of skirt. Shirt dresses were very popular. These had a shirt-like bodice, with no gathered/exaggerated waistline.  A narrow belt was often worn with this kind of dress. Here is a run down of silhouette styles after 1955:  The A-line look (narrow shoulder to wide hem) was very popular. Looser fitting dresses were also seen mid-decade. Sac (or Sack) dresses became common; these were loose and baggy. At this time, the hemline for most skirts and dresses was near the knee. Jackets became boxy and the Chanel look (a type of woman's suit) was worn. This look had contrast trim around the jacket edges, no collar, and small pockets with contrast buttons. There were several different styles of pants popular for women in the...


Find a fleece or wool-felt blanket. Fold the blanket in half widthwise. Draw a vertical line down the center-front of your folded blanket, from the folded edge all the way down to the bottom. Cut along the line that you drew. Cut a half-circle along the top fold to make an opening for your neck. Try the coat on, and place a sewing pin where your waist is on the center of each front flaps. Check the sleeve lengths. Take the coat off, then cut a short slit on each flap, using the sewing pens as a guide. Shorten the sleeves, if needed. Wear the coat.

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You won't be doing any sewing in this method, but you will be doing some cutting. Because of this, you want a material that does not fray—such as fleece or wool-felt. A throw or twin-size blanket will work best for this. A much larger blanket may be too long, especially in the arm area. If you do decide to use a larger blanket, you may need to cut it down. If you'd like, you can fold it asymmetrically, so that the front part is shorter than the back. Once you have folded the blanket, rotate it so that the folded part it on top, and facing away from you. This will be your cutting line. A quick and easy way to find the center is to fold the blanket in half widthwise, and make a mark at the top and bottom edges. Make sure that you are only cutting through the front layer of fabric, and not both. Cut straight up from the bottom edge of your blanket all the way to the top edge. These two flaps will make the front of your coat. Make sure that the circle is centered. If you want a more tailored finish, cut a narrow half-circle through both layers of fabric first. Next, cut the circle bigger, but only on the front layer of fabric. This will create a neck opening that is narrower in the back, and wider in the front, just like in store-bought garments. To find the circumference for the circle: measure the base of your neck, then add 1 inch (2.54 centimeters). Drape the coat over your shoulders, with the solid piece against your back, and the two flaps hanging down in front of your chest. Figure out where your waist is, then slip  sewing pin into the fabric. The sewing pins will mark the placement for the belt holes, so that you can close the coat. The edges of the fabric should fall to your wrists, or just below. If the blanket is too wide and the sleeves are too long, you will need to shorten them. Figure out where you want the sleeves to end, then mark the spot with a sewing pin. Do this for both sleeves. Make sure that the sewing pin is centered on each flap first. Next, cut a 1-inch (2.54-centimeter) long slit on...


Find a food that motivates your cat. Decide on the cue that you want your cat to respond to. Begin making your cat work for her treats. Keep training sessions short.

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The key to training is finding a food that motivates your cat. Every cat is a sucker for at least one particular food, be it a flake of tuna, chicken, ham, prawns or even steak.  You need to find out what food is the "must have" treat for your cat, the food that she will do anything for. This may take a bit of experimentation, offering different morsels until you hit upon the one she really perks up for. This food is going to be the treat you use as motivation. It might be her name, or a command such as "come" or "here", or it could be a clicker. The general idea is to get the cat to associate that command, or a "click" with getting her must-have treat.  Start off by "clicking" each time you put her food down. Clickers are small handheld gadgets that make a loud "click" when you press down on the trigger. They are widely used in dog training, and are equally suitable for cats. Next, keep a supply of treats in a container in your pocket. When you are relaxing, for example watching TV, place a treat on your finger tips and hold within the cat's reach. Eventually she will stroll over for the treat. At the very moment she takes the treat, "click". Think of this as taking a photo of the good behavior. The importance of clicking at the exact moment she takes the treat is to strengthen her association between clicks and treats. Reinforce these first lessons by being consistent. Take every opportunity to get her to associate food with clicks. Teach her that clicks mean treats. Now she has learned that clicks mean treats, start making her work for the treat a little. Click when she is in a different room, and when she comes running, give her a treat and a click. Then several more clicks and treats so that she considers the trip it worthwhile.  At this stage, you may want to try letting her out when you has an empty stomach. Initially, let her out of the door, and immediately click. When she comes for a treat, click again. Each time, let her wander a little further away before you click. The aim is that eventually, no...


Find a foster mother if the mice are orphans. Watch the babies for signs of diarrhea and dehydration.

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If you know where to find another nursing female, she may accept the orphaned baby mice as her own. This is the best option, both psychologically and physically, for the babies but it is not always possible, especially if they are over 1.5 weeks old.  Quickly find a nursing mother from a pet store or breeder. Rub the foster babies with bedding from the new mother’s cage to let them absorb her smells. Place the babies in the mother’s tank. Keep an eye out for signs of aggression, excessive squeaking, or abandonment. Even if a biological or surrogate mother is taking care of the newborn mice, diarrhea and dehydration are common problems you may encounter when raising newborn mice. Dehydration occurs alongside diarrhea and can kill the babies if not treated.  A swollen tummy, lethargy, and yellowish discharge from the anus are signs of diarrhea.  Replace the mother’s milk or formula with an electrolyte solution for human infants. Take the babies to a vet to ensure they are healthy.


Find a friend. Act fearless. Keep your sense of humor on display. Refrain from showing off.

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If nothing else, having a buddy in class can make it more enjoyable. Obviously, if friends of yours from other classes share the same gym class or period as you, hang with them. If not, reach out to others. You could try:  Complimenting people when they score or pull off an impressive feat. Telling someone they must be tough as nails when they recover from a spill. Making a sarcastic joke about the joys and wonders of phys ed to others who look less than pleased to be there. Dive right in and play to the best of your ability. Don’t act afraid of the ball or other players. Impress them with your self-confidence, even when you’re not particularly good at whatever you’re playing. Of course, you don’t want to be seriously injured, but don’t be afraid of scrapes and bruises. Recovering from a spill and walking it off without a complaint can be just as impressive to other students as hitting a homerun. That spill you took might really hurt, or that ball you missed should have been an easy catch. Whatever the goof was, just laugh it off. After all, it’s only gym class, not the World Series, so don’t take things too seriously. Show anyone who might be tempted to make fun of you that you are perfectly cool with laughing at yourself. Sure, some students might get really competitive over a baseball game in phys ed. Just keep your cool and shrug it off if a teammate gets upset with you for ruining a play. Keep in mind that everyone else probably thinks that this kid looks way more foolish for getting all worked up over a pointless game in gym class. If you happen to be really, really good at sports in general or one in particular, save the superstar plays for the school team or league sports. Although this may seem like a great chance to impress people, keep in mind that others aren’t as skilled as you. Do your best, but remember good sportsmanship and don't rub it in your classmates' faces.  Remember: this isn’t a tryout, so you're not competing with your fellow students for a spot on the team. Have fun and give it your...


Find a fun creative outlet. Develop your style. Take risks instead of being focused on perfection. Present yourself uniquely.

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Discover activities and hobbies that help you express yourself uniquely and creatively.  Express yourself in a way that is significant to you. This might be painting, sculpting, sewing, creating jewelry, doing woodwork, singing, or composing music. The important part is that you have a way to express yourself in a unique way that you enjoy.  Think back on what you enjoyed as a child and find ways to build on that. Engage your playful side and see where it takes you.  You might use your own body to express originality. This might include the way you dress, your hair, or modifications such as piercings or tattoos. This goes for fashion, art, and everything in between. Take your interests and put your own twist on them. If you don’t know where to start in creating a style, do something that interests you until you find your ‘sweet spot.’ Be willing to take risks and fail as you define your style.  For example, if you’re a photographer, take photos of people, places, animals, and nature, and utilize different lenses and techniques. Notice what resonates with you, and you can begin to develop within framework. With practice, you might find that your style is taking black-and-white landscape photos. Constantly assess your work and yourself. Think about what do you do well and what you can improve on. If you feel constrained by being perfect or having a perfect idea, you likely won’t reach your potential in creating something truly original. Be willing to take risks and experience failure. While you’re creating, be willing to approach things unconventionally and make changes later. There’s no need to put your work in a box. For example, if you usually draw clean lines in your sketching, experiment with imperfect lines and see how it affects your work. If you want to show your originality to others, your appearance is a great way to showcase your unique style. Figure out what you like to wear and what feels comfortable. Find a clothing style you enjoy (such as dramatic, classy, romantic) and make it your own.  If you...


Find a good and reliable music store that specializes in stringed instruments (preferably that are handmade). Go to the store. Talk to the maker of the instrument, or his/her assistant(s). Test the cellos for the tonal quality. Get a good bow. Purchase some strings. Change the tailpiece and and the fine tuners if necessary, and purchase a wolf tone string eliminator/ gadget if encountering problems with wolf tones. Choose a good secure case, preferably hard.

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If you have a private teacher, see if they can come or have a student who is moving up a size, and see if you can buy theirs. They will usually know which cellos sound better. Talk about your price range and ask about the different types of cellos (high arched, low arched, two piece back, one piece back...). Even if your teacher says to choose a certain cello, but you prefer another cello, choose your cello. You should know that you will be using this cello for quite a long time. You wouldn't want to regret your decision. Remember not to be hasty, there are always other cellos in other great workshops. The cello may be great but the accompanying bow might not be. Ask one of the specialists and your teacher which one to get. Just like with the purchase of your cello, don't be hasty. Pick one you feel comfortable with, that feels balanced. Many people recommend getting a wooden bow, not a fiber glass one. Having two bows can also be convenient. If you buy a cello, the strings provided might not be the best fit. Ask a specialist and your teacher for their opinion. If no help is available, stick with the best brands, Obligato, Larsen and Jargar, or dominant for the less advanced. It is very important to have the cello well set-up to its advantage. A cello with great potential could sound poor with the wrong accessories. Do not buy Red Label strings, they are about $10 a string, but they are cheaply made and sound bad. Other types may be $40-$100 per string, but they are higher quality, last longer, and sound much better. Titanium string are more than $100 per string, but are excellent, and are extremely high quality. Make the investment if you can afford it and know that you are going to keep playing.  If you are using a cello that is smaller than a full sized, hard cases will be hard to come by. Also, good rosin is also important.


Find a good desk (or table) and chair. Ensure adequate lighting. Gather your supplies. Keep things organized. Organize your computer files, too. Consider a clock.

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You want to be comfortable, but not so comfortable that you lose focus or fall asleep. (Your bed’s not the greatest option for homework, it turns out.) You also need adequate workspace to spread out.  Find a desk or table with a top that rests somewhere between your waist and ribcage when you sit at it, so that your elbows can rest easily upon it without having to hunch your shoulders forward. You also want to be able to rest your feet flat on the ground.  Use a comfortable chair that fits the height of the desk / table. You may want to skip the fancier desk chairs that rotate, roll, recline, lift, etc., if these will only become distractions.     If you are using a computer, you want enough space to place it about 1 ½ to 2 ½ feet away from you. A study area that is too dark will not only make it easier to nod off, it can exacerbate eye strain, which will put a damper on any study session. Harsh lighting, such as fluorescent light, can be bad for your eyes too. Use a desk lamp to focus light on your workspace, and also a nearby table or overhead light to brighten the area. If natural light is available, certainly make use of it. Be aware, though, that while the natural light provided by a window can be refreshing and calming, the temptation to stare out the window may hamper your studying. Consider draperies or translucent blinds, or face away from the window. Make sure you have all the materials you need for studying close at hand, so you don’t waste time fumbling around for a ruler or pencil lead refills.  Keep classic school supplies like pens or pencils, erasers, paper, notecards, highlighters, and so on in assigned areas on the desk or in a handy drawer. Keep a traditional pocket dictionary, thesaurus, and calculator nearby, even though your phone can probably do the jobs of all three. Using your phone to do long division or spell-check is an open invitation to distraction by the million other things you can do on it. Make use of the desk drawers to keep things you need close by but not spread out all...


Find a good gender therapist. Talk to gender variant and questioning people. Explore online forums.

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There are many psychologists, counselors, and social workers who specialize in gender variance. These experts can help you ask and answer your big questions.  Look for counselors who specialize in gender identity, gender dysphoria, or LGBT concerns. If there is a transgender health clinic in your area, contact them to see if they have any available therapists. If you live in the USA, you can use the American Psychologist Association locator to find a psychologist who specializes in questions of gender identity: http://locator.apa.org/  In the UK, consider contacting the Beaumont Society for a reference: http://www.beaumontsociety.org.uk/  You can also ask your doctor for a recommendation, or visit a counselor at your school if you are in high school or college. Get in touch with people who have transitioned, or people who are questioning their gender. Some places you might look include LGBTQ meet up groups, community centers, and events. If you are in school, consider visiting any student groups such as an LGBTQ group or a Gay Straight Alliance. You don't have to come out right away; just say you are an ally, or explain that you are questioning but you aren't comfortable talking about it just yet.  Not everyone you meet will want to talk about their gender! Some people may feel exposed if you ask them personal questions. You can mention your own questions, and if they ask you questions you can ask in return. If you're not sure, write them or find a private moment to ask. You might say, "I've been thinking a lot about my own gender identity, and you are someone who might know about some of the questions I am having. If you ever have the time and energy, I would love to talk to you about this. Please feel free to say no." A great way to connect with other gender variant and questioning people is to look online. Consider joining a group on social media, or an anonymous forum. When you interact with people online, make sure to conceal your personal information.  Check out a general LGBTQ forum like:...


Find a good hill. Warm up by jogging. Do dynamic stretches on a flat area. Run your first sprint at between 50-70% intensity. Rest between sprints. Watch your form. Take it easy the first time out. Cool down on flat ground. Do 1-2 sessions a week.

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A good running hill will be fairly steep and at least 40 yards long. Unless you know of such a place (and its length) off the top of your head, you’ll probably want to drive around in your car and check out some nearby places.  If you don’t have a car, then take a walk around the area or ride the bus if one is available. Depending on the hill you choose, you may need to consider traffic flow, availability of sidewalks or berms (if running on the road), lighting, foliage, and the general safety of the area that you will be running in. As with any athletic activity, it’s important to be aware of the conditions and plan your attire appropriately, including whether to running shoes or cross-trainers. Jog for 2–4 minutes on a flat area near the hill. If you really prefer it, however, you can do a light jog up and back down the hill to get your body ready for the sprinting workout. Even though you’ll be sprinting up the hill, you’ll want to do your stretching on flat ground so as not to over-tire yourself. Dynamic stretches are performed while walking, and you can help prevent injury if you do a limited number of these before beginning your sprinting workout. Aim to spend about 5–10 minutes stretching before doing hill sprints. Some particularly good stretches for this type of workout are high knees, butt kicks, and toy soldiers. Stretch until you feel energized—not fatigued. You can increase with each sprint, but only by about 10%. If you’re new to sprinting, or not in great shape, you may want to wait until the third or fourth session to go all-out on any of your sprints. Walking down the hill will give your body time to recuperate between sprints. If you still feel too fatigued after getting to the bottom of the hill, walk on flat ground for another 15–30 seconds before beginning the next sprint. Steeper hills require shorter strides and vice versa. It is important to pay attention to your running form so that you avoid injury.  Don’t stare at the ground! Hold your chin at the normal level and keep your eyes...


Find a good location. Consider a suite of rooms, if possible. Map out the basic set-up. Design a signal pathway.

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The best recording studios are in windowless, well-insulated rooms. Depending on the size of the group you want to record, the room should at least be able to hold a small table for your computer and interface. There should also be room for the performers.  Avoid rooms with lots of outside noise. Aim for the quietest space possible. You don’t want a great take interrupted by your neighbor’s lawnmower.  In general, bigger is better. Try to find a room that won’t be too cramped and that has space for several musicians and all your gear. Pay attention to the room’s floor. Ideal rooms will have hardwood, concrete, or tile flooring, which is better for acoustics. Carpeting will absorb high-frequency sounds, but not low ones. It may also get worn down by high foot traffic. Pick a room with good overall acoustics. This usually means a larger room with fairly high ceilings, asymmetrical walls, and irregular surfaces for sound dispersion. Full-scale recording studios usually have at least two rooms for production. One of these is called the “live room” and another is the control room. There may also be one or more small rooms called booths or “isolation booths.”  In professional studios, the "live room" is where musicians perform. It is usually separate from the "booth," where single musicians or vocalists can be acoustically isolated for very clean takes. The engineer does the recording, editing, and mixing of the takes in the control room. In many homes a suite set-ups won't be possible. You may only have space for a live room. At most, you may be limited to a small live room and control room. Closets can be often be converted into small isolation booths, as well. There's more to a recording studio than just microphones and musicians. In most studios there are two major systems. You’ll need to understand and organize these according to your interests and the projects you intend to record.  The first setup is the recording system. This takes in audio from instruments and microphones and records it either digitally...


Find a good location. Consider building off an existing house. Gather some materials.

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Your fort should be close to supply run locations, but not too close as to attract attention. Ensure that you have good visibility from all sides of the fort. Consider building a tall watchtower if you don't have good visibility in your chosen location. It may be easier to build your fortress if you use an existing structure as the foundation. This can save you some precious materials. A fortress is a huge base that can protect and support the players inside it. Two houses will work as long as they stand close or right next to each other.  A house with a basement is ideal for mining and creating underground tunnel to move around the map. Make sure to put torches inside the house to keep zombies from spawning. You will need a lot of materials to construct a well-protected fort. You'll find this process easier if you have some friends helping you. You'll need plenty of wood and stone, as well as materials for traps and other features.


Find a good mounting area. Prepare your vehicle for drilling. Drill out the holes for the tow bar. Secure the brackets to your car. Install your pivot brackets. Wire your tow bar. Attach your safety chains between your car and towing vehicle.

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This should be on some sturdy location on your front bumper, as that's where the tow bar will be attaching to the back of your towing vehicle. Make sure that your tow bar will sit properly on your front bumper. This means  that you'll want to put the tow bar up against the bumper and see that it fits comfortably.  You also want to test that there's enough room, on the width of the bumper, to drill your holes to attach the bar. This may require the help of a friend. You'll want to make sure the tow bar is perfectly parallel. It's best if you have a second pair of hands to hold the other side. You may have to remove the interior boot trim of your vehicle or your side panels. Make sure that you're attaching it directly to your bumper. Any free-hanging paneling that protects the front end of your car will be in the way of your strongest mounting point. Putting holes in your car can be dangerous, and you also may cause costly damage to your vehicle if you aren't careful. Before picking up any tool, make sure you know exactly what you'll be doing with it. You don't want to accidentally drill into your radiator or cause any electrical damage.  Create a one-inch cross of tape at your place of drilling. This will prevent the drill from sliding off your intended entry point. Use a hammer and a sharp centre punch to create a light indentation in your bumper. Your drill bit will rest on this point when it enters your vehicle. If you have no experience drilling metal, or if you feel nervous that you will damage your car, you can seek assistance in attaching your tow bar. While you may have to pay someone to help you with this drilling, you don't want to make a mistake and make costly damage to your vehicle. You'll be threading the bolts through the holes of the tow bar and into the chassis of the vehicle. For those maybe unfamiliar with the term, the chassis of a car refers to its frame. In this case, the chassis relates to the undercarriage of the front bumper of the car.  Start by drilling a hole smaller than your bolt...


Find a good salon. Bring a photo. Have realistic expectations. Set aside a decent chunk of time.

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Attempting to dye your hair platinum blonde by yourself is a bad idea. The process tends to be very long, and involves a lot of chemicals that can seriously damage your hair if you don’t know what you’re doing. You may be able to go blonde out of a box, but to achieve truly silver hair you should enlist a stylist’s help. This can get expensive, but it’s not something you want to skimp on unless you want to risk ending up with fried, orange hair, and a burning scalp. If you have very light blonde hair to begin with, you may be an exception to this rule. In this case, a quality toner applied to your hair may be enough to get silver hair. Even so, if you have never used toner before, it is highly recommended that you go to a stylist the first time around, so they can show you the ropes. You might be surprised at how many shades of white and silver there are. Bringing in a photograph to show your stylist will help ensure you get exactly what you want. It will probably take a few sessions to get your hair truly silver. This is especially true if you have naturally dark hair or have colored your hair before. You should also be prepared for the process to be painful, as the bleach often creates a burning sensation on the scalp. Don’t expect to be in and out of the salon in an hour. Keep your schedule free on the day of your appointment, and be prepared for it to take a while. Don’t panic if you don’t see ideal results the first time. You may need to lighten your hair to a darker blonde first, then gradually lift to silver.


Find a good spot for bodysurfing. Watch the waves. Wait for the perfect wave.

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Look for local beaches that don't get very crowded: you'll need a bit of space to properly bodysurf, and you don't want to worry about knocking over any unsuspecting beachgoers. Choose a soft, sandy beach with a gradual slope. Avoid jagged rocks, tide pools, and shallow swaths of seaweed. Begin bodysurfing on a day when the waves are substantial enough to propel you along (1-3 feet) but not so large that they drag you under.  As you improve, you might learn to bodysurf confidently in more dangerous conditions. Start with small waves and sandy bottoms until you get the motions down. If a swell drags you along a rocky bottom, you might be seriously injured. Check waves online. Run a web search for "swells at [local beach]" or "surf conditions [your area]". Visit Surfline.com, Surf-forecast.com, or another site. Get out into the water and watch where the waves break. The best time to catch a wave is right before it begins to crest (crash.) Wade out into the water and get into position so that you are prepared to catch the waves right where they crest. Gauge the height and the power of the surf, and make sure that you're confident surfing here.  You should be facing away from shore while you're watching the swells. When the time comes to catch a wave, you'll spin to face the shore so that you can ride the surge in. Make sure that there are no rocks or other obstacles in the way of your ride – above or below the water. Most of the waves that come your way will not be ideal for bodysurfing. Get used to diving under or floating over the waves that come. The most graceful way is usually to dive deep into the space beneath the crest of the oncoming wave. This way, you will pass through the wave without taking any of its force.  If the waves are small enough, you can just jump over the crests or let them knock you around a bit. Try to take the opportunity to practice "diving deep" into the waves. If you don't dodge the bad ones correctly, you'll get rolled by waves faster than you'd think. If you take a pounding from...


Find a good spot to install the hood. Drill a .25 in (0.64 cm) hole through the center of the spot. Make a template on the wall by tracing the vent hood. Remove stucco and brick veneer coverings using a hammer and chisel. Cut out vinyl and wood holes using a hole saw. Mount the vent hood.

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Look around the room where you keep your dryer and search for a spot as close to the dryer’s exhaust port as possible. Select a spot made from material that you can cut through, like plaster, wood, vinyl, or aluminum. Remember to check both sides of the wall to make sure there are no obstructions on either end. To make sure the spot will actually work, test it by drilling a small, .25 in (0.64 cm) test hole through the material. If the drill makes it from one end of the spot to the other without running into trouble, you’ve found a good location. If it did not, cover the hole with putty and try again. If you’re drilling through stucco or brick veneer, make sure to use a hammer drill fitted with a masonry bit. Once you’re set on a location, place the pipe portion of your vent hood over the center of the test hole and trace the outside using a pencil. Make sure to repeat this process on both the inside and outside of your house. Using the same drill as earlier, create a series of small holes around the vent hood template. Then, stick a cold chisel into each hole and hit the back of the chisel with a hammer, breaking the material. Take out the material and, if you’re getting rid of stucco, make sure to remove the wire mesh backing as well. Repeat this until you reveal the wood frame beneath. Pick a saw that has a diameter .25 in (0.64 cm) larger than your template, then place it directly over the test hole. Saw slowly, tilting the tool as necessary until you’ve cut about halfway through the wall. Then, go to the other side and repeat the process. If necessary, remove any insulation from the newly formed hole. If your hood’s cap extension is not long enough to fit through the entire hole, attach a piece of dryer vent hose to the back and cover the seal with foil tape. Then, go outside and push the smaller end of the vent hood through the new opening. Press the hood firmly against the wall, then secure all 4 corners with screws. Finally, go back inside and apply caulk around the entire vent hood using a caulking...


Find a good stick. Trim it to length. Whittle off the bark. Let your stick dry.

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A good walking stick starts with a good piece of wood, of course.  The size, shape, sturdiness, and age of the wood all contribute to the quality of a potential walking stick.  A good walking stick usually starts as a fairly straight piece of wood that is approximately one to two inches in diameter.  Look for a piece of wood that is as tall as your armpit (usually in the 55-65 inch range); you can trim it to length later.  Hardwoods tend to make the most manageable and sturdiest walking sticks.  Good options include maple, alder, cherry, aspen, and sassafras, among others.  Look for fresh hardwood, but never cut from a live tree to make a walking stick.  Enjoy nature, don’t damage it.  If you look around a bit, you will find a suitable stick that is still fresh but no longer living.  Avoid sticks with holes or other evidence of insect activity.  The stick may be weakened by insect boring, or you may unwittingly transport bugs into your home. If you are making the walking stick for your own use, stand the stick on the ground and hold it in front of you as you would when walking, with your arm bent comfortably at the elbow (roughly at a right angle).  Mark the stick about two inches above the top of your hand (or more if you intend to add a decorative top carving, for instance), and cut it to length with your saw of choice.  (Note:  Children or those unfamiliar with using saws should seek assistance.  Power saws can take a finger in an instant, and hand saws can easily cause deep cuts as well.)  If you want to size a stick for someone else before locating it, have him hold a broom out in front of him as described above.  Measure the height from the floor to a few inches above the top of his hand.  Take a tape measure or string cut to length with you on your walking stick search.  If you are making walking sticks for sale or to give to undetermined recipients, remember that the 55-65 inch range is a good general starting point for stick length. You can leave the bark on if you wish, but most people prefer the...


Find a good study time. Listen to music. Disconnect from the rest of the world. Move around. Have others quiz you. Focus on 1 topic at a time when you're studying.

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Memorizing things can be hard if you aren’t awake and focused when reading your cards. Make sure you find a time during the day when you will be wide awake and won’t be interrupted. This time will be different for every person, so you’ll have to find the situation that works best for you. Having music on in the background when you study can help you remember things. Your brain will be able to connect information to the music by “playing” the song mentally in your mind. Avoid music with lyrics. The best music for studying is instrumental or classical music, or just ambient noise. When you hear music with lyrics, like rap or country, your mind will focus on the words, meaning you aren’t paying as much attention to the cards you are supposed to be studying. It can be hard to study effectively when your mind is somewhere else. If you are trying to study, you should put down your phone, get off the computer and turn off the TV. It might even be helpful to set a timer, knowing that you should only be memorizing flashcards until that alarm goes off. If you can, try to move around a bit while reviewing your flashcards. It doesn’t have to be very far, just pacing a bit can help get your blood flowing. A quick walk around your bedroom or office should be enough. Even just standing in line at the coffee shop, or leaning against a wall can helpful, just something to get you up from your desk. Sometimes asking another person to help you is most effective, and a good way to keep you accountable. It can even be a person who has no idea about the subject, as long as he or she can read...a great job for younger siblings or your own kids! When you're studying with your flashcards, it's best to focus on 1 topic, test, or subject at a time so you can fully learn the material. If you have multiple tests or classes to study for, do it over the course of multiple study sessions so you can devote each session to 1 specific topic or test.  For example, if you have 2 tests to study for, you could spend an hour studying for your first...


Find a good time to ask. Ask in a good place. Be reasonable. Set ground rules.

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A good time to ask for an iPod is near a birthday or Christmas or another holiday. If you do ask for one around those times, don't ask for a lot. Your iPod will be your "big" present.  If your parents have been arguing or talking a lot about money, it is not a good time to ask for an iPod. Wait until you stop hearing those kinds of conversations. Don't stress that you need the iPod immediately. Instead say, “I know that maybe I can't get this immediately, so I was thinking that I could wait for a few months, or until my birthday.” If you can ask when you can have a long discussion, your results will be better than if you ask when your parents are rushed or irritated.  Car rides are a good time to ask, since your parents will be sitting for a long time. If you spend time doing chores together, like washing dishes, your parents might be able to spend more time talking to you. If your parents say that the iPod is too expensive, they may not be able to afford it. Wait a few months, and try to save up some money before asking again.   Do not whine or complain that everyone else has an iPod.  Instead, revisit previous steps, and try to demonstrate why having the iPod would be useful to you. If your parents turn you down without much explanation, do not be too aggressive. Wait a month or so, and then casually bring up the reasons that you would like an iPod again. If your parents seem like they might say yes, but have some reservations, make sure that they know how responsible you will be.  Let them know that you will not be distracted while your parents want you to be paying attention to them. Say, “I won't let the iPod distract me from what is important. I won't use the iPod when you're talking to me either.” Make sure they know that your schoolwork won't suffer either.  Say, “I know that you might be worried that I won't pay attention in class.  I really only want the iPod for my down time, or when I'm waiting for the bus.  I won't use it during school.”


Find a good time to talk with her. Keep it simple. Practice your spiel if you’re nervous or shy.

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Don’t just rush up to her to ask if she’ll be your valentine. Figure out when you can have a few quiet moments together during the day if you see her regularly. Call her when you know she’ll be home. Don’t worry too much about what to say. Tell her you’d like her to be your valentine. If you want to add anything, list a few of the things you like about her. You’d could also remind her of things you have in common or enjoy doing together.  Focus on saying things you like about her as a person. Try saying things like, “I like how nice you are to other people” or “I admire your confidence” or “You’re really creative and funny.” Remember to tell her how nice she looks. Work up your courage to ask her in person by rehearsing what you want to say. Be calm and confident with your speech and your body language. Keeping your eyes forward, your back straight, and your hands out of your pockets will help you look and feel more confident.   Don’t worry about what she might be looking for in a valentine and focus on being yourself. Start by saying hi: “Hi, it’s so good to see you!” Then, show an interest in her by asking “How are you?” Be sure to tell her you’d like to spend time together on Valentine’s Day: “I’d love to get together on Valentine’s.”


Find a good, professional teacher. Listen closely to professional singers and speakers. Watch professional singers and speakers. Don’t ignore professionals you dislike. Compare the way an artist sounds in a live performance to their recordings. Go to open mics and other local music events.

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A good teacher can give you detailed feedback and advice on how to improve your voice. Aim for someone with classical training, as a classically-trained teacher is likely to have experience with a variety of styles. Listen to the way they handle their breath, volume, articulation, control, vocal habits, and resonance. If you’re particularly fond of their style, see if you can replicate it. Replicating someone’s style is a great way of learning to sing, because it forces you to try things you might not normally try when singing. Pay attention to how they breathe and support the notes with their breath. Note their posture and body language. Watch the way they use their lips to shape the sounds and words that they are singing. Think about why you dislike a certain singer or speaker. What do they do differently from the ones you like? Are they doing something wrong or is it just not your style? It is amazing what a good sound engineer can accomplish during a recording session. If you really like an artist's recordings, try to figure out how much is real and how much is engineered before you decide that "you can never sound as good as that!" Ask those whose voice you like what they are doing to get that sound. Most will be flattered and pleased to share this information with you.


Find a healthy conifer. Create a flat, cleared area on the face of the tree. Place a bucket under the tree. Cut V-shaped notches into the cleared rectangle. Check the bucket every day. Use a double broiler to melt ingredients and form the wax.

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Cold-water wax differs from warm-water wax because it requires the addition of tree resin. To extract tree resin, first find a conifer tree that generally looks healthy, with relatively smooth, tight bark and without many dead branches or limbs.  Conifer trees are trees that grow conifers, the cone-like growths that grow on tree branches. Examples of conifers are pine, spruce, maple and cedar trees. If you don't want to extract tree resin yourself, you can find it on Ebay or other online sites. Once you have found a suitable tree, use a machete or a hatchet to cut downward on the bark about 3 feet from the ground. Make a rectangle that is about 10 inches long and 6 inches wide. Try to cut cleanly so that you cut out a flat area about 1 inch deep into the tree. Place a bucket against the tree directly underneath where you made the rectangular indent. Use a flat piece of metal or another smooth material to make a ramp that leads from the cleared rectangle into the bucket. The ramp will catch the resin as it comes out of the tree and lead it into the bucket. Therefore, it's important that the ramp is flush against the tree and leads directly into the bucket. After you set up the bucket, use the hatchet or machete to hack into the cleared rectangle you made, forming V-shaped notches that are about half an inch from each other. It may be easier to do one side of the “V” at a time, hacking downward slashes on the left half of the rectangle and then hacking upward slashes on the other side of the rectangle. Collecting tree resin isn't instantaneous. You may have to wait several days for enough resin to collect. Keep the bucket under the tree and check on it daily. When it looks like you have about ¼ cup of resin, remove the bucket from the tree and transfer the resin to a small bowl. It should take two to three days to collect ¼ cup (60 ml) of resin. Use the same steps used to make cold-water wax, adding in the additional ingredient of ¼ cup (60 ml) of tree resin along with the beeswax and coconut oil in the top of...


Find a hobby. Take pictures Write something.

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There is no better way to amuse yourself than to find a hobby you love to do on your free time. There are so many options to choose from. You can buy a candle-making kit and try your hand, learn how to sew or knit, learn how to play an instrument, or plant a garden. Be patient, and remember that practice leads to the road of perfection. . This is a great way to tap into your creativity and find the beauty in the world. You could walk around your neighborhood, or simply take pictures of your house. No matter where you choose to take pictures, try to be as creative as possible and find your artistic side. You may end up developing a passion for photography. Write a story, a letter to a friend, or a poem! Just write anything that comes to mind. Writing is a great way to express yourself and can even help you relax. Even if writing pulls you out of your comfort zone, give it a try. Remember, you don't have to show anybody poems your write or personal thoughts you record.


Find a job as a pharmacy assistant. Become certified.

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In a few states, you must have several hundred hours of experience working in a pharmacy before you can receive certification. Pharmacy assistant positions require less education and training that pharmacy technician positions, but they gain valuable experience that can give them a leg up when it comes to getting a job as a pharmacy technician. To achieve certification with the Pharmacy Technician Certification Board, the following requirements must be met (additional requirements may apply according to state):  Compliance with PTCB certification policies Full disclosure of all criminal and State Board of Pharmacy registration or licensure actions Passing score on the Pharmacy Technician Certification Exam.


Find a job as an Xray technician. Know the duties expected of an Xray technician. Decide whether you want to expand into a related occupation.

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There are many professional resources available to Xray technicians looking for employment. Members of the American Society of Radiologic Technologists (ASRT) can use the ASRT website to find career listings. Technologists who are not a part of ASRT can use the Health careers Network website to find job postings by category, location, or employer. Xray technicians are not doctors; rather, they must follow the physician's orders and obtain internal imaging. Technicians may then be expected to help evaluate those images in conversation with the physician. Typical duties of an Xray technician include:  adjusting, cleaning, and maintaining imaging equipment  preparing patients for imaging procedures  protecting the patient by preventing any unnecessary exposure to Xray imaging (usually with a lead apron)  positioning both the patient and the imaging equipment, and operating the equipment to obtain an internal image  processing film used for internal imaging maintaining the patient's records, and labeling images with the patient's information Xray technicians work primarily with Xray and computed tomography. However, some Xray technicians who have acquired experience in other types of radiologic technology may specialize in related fields, working with magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) equipment or mammography equipment.


Find a job you would enjoy. Research which skills or training the job requires. Obtain any necessary requirements of the position.

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The first step in finding an airport job will be to examine what jobs are available in the air travel industry.  Since the field is rather large you will have plenty of positions to choose from.  Take your time and look for jobs or careers that you feel are appealing to you and your professional interests..  Most jobs at an airport will focus on customer service. Airports offer positions for security workers. Many airports feature shops or restaurants and may offer positions in them. You might want to work directly with airplanes or assisting runway procedures. Flight attendants work directly with passengers during the flight. For a comprehensive list of air port careers check on-line at websites like http://www.avjobs.com/ or http://www.airlinejobfinder.com/ Once you have found an airport job or career that you are interested in you will need to discover what training, qualifications, education, or skills it might require.  These requirements will vary drastically between positions and doing a little research can help you gain an understanding of what your chosen position might require from you.  Some airport jobs such as pilot or air traffic controller will require years highly specialized and rigorous training. Custodians or maintenance workers are responsible for the upkeep of the airport and are generally great entry level positions. Some security positions with the TSA only require you to pass a background check, have a high school diploma and be a US citizen of at least 18 years of age. After you have determined which position you would like to pursue in the air industry you will need to set out to obtain the skills or education required by it.  If you already have these skills you might want to consider how up to date they are and seek refresher courses if needed.  Some positions at airports will offer on the job training, such as the TSA   Other positions with airports will require you to receive training or education through an outside organization, such as is required of pilots or other specialists.


Find a job. Apply for a job. Find somewhere to live. Locate a temporary residence in Germany if necessary.

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Unless you are moving to Germany for a new job, a transfer, or for studying or training, you will need to find employment to support yourself, pay your bills, and cover your living expenses.  It’s important to understand the work culture in Germany, because while many work days are over at 4 p.m., there is a strong emphasis on efficiency.  German salaries are among the highest in the world, but don’t be surprised if you're taxed at a rate of 50 percent. If you're looking for a job after you’ve made the move, you can check local classified ads, check official job listings, walk around town to see if there are any vacancies being advertised, visit local job fairs, or go to a labor office (Arbeitsämter). If you haven't made the move and want to line up work for when you arrive, check the internet, newspapers and magazines, try a recruitment agency (Arbeitsvermittlung), or contact the chamber of commerce where you'll be living. The manner of application will depend on the job, but you may be able to send your application by email. Along with your resume, prospective employers will also want to see:  Copies of your certificates, degrees, or diplomas. Have the original documents available for inspection if required Proof of training or courses you’ve taken References A passport photo attached to your resume in the upper right corner Before or after you move to Germany, you will have the option of purchasing or renting a home or apartment. When it comes to rentals and purchases in Germany, homes don’t come furnished, so you will have to provide your own furnishings.  Rentals in Germany can either be Kaltmiete (cold rent), meaning you have to pay for heat and utilities separately, or Warmmiete (warm rent), meaning heat and possibly some other utilities are included in the rent.  To find a rental before or after you arrive, check online classifieds. Be sure to ask lots of questions and look at many photos before signing any sort of rental contract if you won’t see the place in person first. Never pay any money or fees...