How to show respect to a jewish mourner
Maintain a respectful attitude.
When visiting a jewish person who is in mourning, it is important to maintain a respectful demeanor. Don't joke around or talk about frivolous topics.

Remember that you are there to show your respect for the dead and to comfort the deceased's family and friends. A mourner is usually considered a spouse, parent, sibling, or child of the deceased.

How to fix an underbite
Ask your orthodontist about braces.
Are a common fix for many underbite problems. The amount of time that you need braces will depend on the level of your underbite, as well as any other dental complications you may have.

Talk to your dentist or orthodontist to see if braces might be a good option for you. Metal braces are commonly used to treat underbites, but clear braces such as invisalign may also be an option for mild to moderate underbite problems.

How to receive alimony or spousal support before your divorce
List the household budget prior to the separation.
This will include both your and your spouse's income and all expenses that you both incur. Be sure that any joint debts (credit cards or loans in both of your names) and joint assets (bank accounts, etc.

That are in both names) are listed and noted as such. This will help you and a court know all of the assets, income, and liabilities there are to work with and remind you to take care of those joint items, as well.

How to measure a hockey stick
Determine what type of hockey you will be playing.
If you are playing ice hockey or playing in roller blades, you will need a longer stick than if you were playing street hockey or playing in shoes.
Wear the proper foot wear.
If you will be playing street hockey, wear shoes and measure your hockey stick. If you will be playing in skates or rollerblades, make sure to wear them or add inch or two to the length of your your hockey stick.