Write an article based on this "Go to the YouTube homepage and log in using the "Sign In" link in the top-right corner of the page. Browse to the page that allows you to upload videos by clicking the "Upload" link on the YouTube homepage. Click the "Select File" button to browse to the video file on your computer and select it. Fill in the form on the Upload page. Select "Public: Mark a dot next to "Enabled" in the page that appears next asking if you want to allow external sites to embed the video that you have uploaded. Select "Publish" to make your video live. Copy the "Embed HTML" code that appears after you enable the embed feature and paste it within the HTML of your blog where you want it to appear."
article: If you don't have a YouTube account you will have to click on the "Create Account" link to create a new account and then return to the YouTube homepage to sign in. The link is located near the search bar at the top. It will ask you to provide the following information. Title: a short title for your video. Description: a brief paragraph describing what your video is about. Tags: keywords that people should type in the search bar to find your video (separate each tag with a space in between). Video Category: select the category that the video belongs to, such as Comedy, Sports, Music or Film and Animation. Language: use the drop-down menu to select the language that your video is in. Share your video with the world" under the Broadcast options.

Write an article based on this "Determine if you want to buy fine or costume vintage jewelry. Research a particular era of jewelry. Check with reputable jewelry associations."
article: When shopping for vintage jewelry, there are two main categories: fine and costume jewelry. Before setting out to shop, you should determine whether or not you are looking for a fine piece of designer jewelry made using precious metals and gemstones, or a more reasonably priced piece of costume jewelry likely made from different types of glass, plastic, stones, and wood. For example, if you are looking for a vintage engagement ring, you will likely want to stay away from costume jewelry. Keep in mind that fine vintage jewelry is much more expensive than costume jewelry, so your budget may dictate which type of jewelry to shop for. That being said, vintage costume jewelry is often made from better quality material than modern costume jewelry and as a result these pieces last a long time. Some are even dipped in gold making them less likely to turn green or tarnish over time. The label "vintage jewelry" covers all jewelry that is over 20 years old. As a result, this is a massive category that incorporates a lot of very different styles, fashions, and time periods. Before you begin shopping, you may want to narrow down your search to a particular era or type of jewelry. This way you can focus your research and shopping on a smaller subset of vintage jewelry. For example, you may be interested in the geometric shapes associated with the Art Deco period, alternatively you may like the intricate etchings of the early Victorian era, or the nature-inspired jewelry of the Georgian era. Research online to find out some of the common characteristics of jewelry made during the time period you are interested in. When researching into vintage jewelry a great place to check is reputable jewelry associations. For example, the National Association for the Study of Jewelry and the Related Arts can provide you with a number of resources on the history of jewelry and how to identify vintage pieces from different historical eras. The association also provides dates and locations of vintage jewelry exhibitions, which can help to put you in contact with jewelry collectors, appraisers, and enthusiasts.

Write an article based on this "Get a small glass of drinking water. Squeeze a little of your everyday toothpaste into your glass. Do not swallow this toothpaste! Put a small amount of water in your mouth along with the paste. Spit it all out."
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Use roughly the same amount you'd need to brush your teeth. Work with your cheeks and tongue to break up the toothpaste. Then swoosh inside your mouth for 30 seconds (do not gargle). If needed, use a toothbrush to help break it down but be careful not to gag. Again, do not swallow. Your mouth should feel wonderfully refreshed.