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There are an infinite number of possible handwriting styles, and a large number of factors that determine an individuals handwriting style. This means that everyone's handwriting is unique, which is why it is sometimes used a legitimate method of identification, such as during court trials. Although there are many theories about the differences between male and female handwriting, it turns out, people aren't actually that good at differentiating between the two. Some generalities can be made, such as women's handwriting being neater on average. Women tend to write slower, and larger, with more attention to detail. One study found that prenatal hormones in women can predict the femininity of their handwriting. Since one of the major differences between male and female handwriting is neatness, you can make your handwriting more girly just by improving your handwriting in general. The first step to improving your handwriting is analyzing how you write now. Take out a sheet of lined paper and a pen. Write the sentence "The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog" a couple of times. This sentence contains the whole alphabet. Note the areas that could use improvement. Does your handwriting slant or is it upright? Do you vary the length and height of your letters? Circle the letters you like the look of the least.

summary: Know why people have different handwriting styles. Understand the differences between male and female handwriting. Analyse your handwriting as it is now.

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Bowling balls come in a variety of weights, ranging from 6 pounds (2.7 kg) to 16 pounds (7.3 kg). Choose a ball that is heavy enough for you to effectively roll down the bowling lane without straining yourself. Heavier is not necessarily better. Remember, you will be tossing the ball two dozen times and what seems like a comfortable weight at first might not be so comfortable by the end of the night. For practice, try swinging a weight at home in much the same way that you would swing a bowling ball. If, after 23 times, your arm is tired, that weight level is too high for you. You want to have full use of arm strength through the duration of the game. As a general rule, you should be able to handle a bowling ball around 10% of your own body weight. Unfortunately, the poor grip quality of house balls at bowling alleys can make tossing these more strenuous. When working with a ball not specifically fitted to you, it might be necessary to use a lighter ball. Each bowling ball has holes for your thumb, middle finger and ring finger. Pick a ball with holes that allow your fingers to be inserted and removed freely, without being so loose that you lose control of the ball. Find a ball for which the distance between the holes (span) is comfortable for you. Try out several balls until you have a fit that feels comfortable. For house balls, the size of the holes typically correlates with the weight on the ball. Heavier bowling balls feature larger holes, whereas lighter balls feature smaller holes. The limited range of options can make it difficult to find a ball that has the right weight and finger parameters for you, but you should keep on trying until you find the best fit. When purchasing your own ball, the pro shop should customize the span and finger holes to the size of your hand. Any quality store should fit a ball precisely to your needs without much effort on your part. A pro shop should also sell finger inserts, which can be useful when using other people's balls. These can be transferred from one ball to another to improve your grip and give all of your balls a consistent feel. These have become very popular in recent years. The only difference between the two is that the ring finger is drilled 1/8 inch (3.175 mm) further from the thumb hole on a left-handed ball. The majority of balls available for rental at bowling alleys are right-handed balls. If you want to use a left-handed ball, you may need to specifically request one.

summary: Pick a comfortable weight. Find a ball that fits your fingers. Choose between a right-handed or left-handed bowling ball.

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Add 3 tablespoons (45 ml) of soy sauce and 2 tablespoons (37 ml) of black vinegar to a small bowl. Use a whisk to stir the ingredients together until they're completely mixed. If you have celiac disease or a gluten-sensitivity, be sure to choose a soy sauce that is labeled "gluten-free." Some contain wheat or other sweeteners and flavorings that contain gluten. You can usually find black vinegar at Chinese grocery stores or from online retailers. You can substitute Worcestershire sauce for the black vinegar if you prefer. When the soy sauce and black vinegar are fully mixed, add 2 tablespoons (25 g) of sugar to the bowl. Whisk the mixture until the sugar is fully incorporated. After the sugar is mixed into the dressing, add teaspoon (3 g) of salt. Use the whisk to mix the dressing until the salt is completely blended in. You can adjust the amount of salt to taste.
summary: Combine the soy sauce and black vinegar. Mix in the sugar. Stir in the salt.