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Carefully observe the professionals and see what techniques they use. You can also watch video clips of expert bowlers online. Try to imitate the bowler's stances in your own home. Just remember that you're watching experts, and that your bowling technique will be much simpler than theirs. If you want to really improve your game, seek out help from other, more advanced bowlers and from coaches. It will always help to have a critical eye watching you and you will gain new insight. This is a great way to keep up a regular practice and to make new friends.

summary: Watch bowling on TV. Ask for advice. Join a bowling league.

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Make it big, but not very thick. Rub that on your smudged finger. Start at the inside corners of your eyes and work the mark down and out slightly. Start from the outside edge down toward the first mark if you want a more extreme effect, or for darker lighting.

summary: Get a black marker; preferably washable. Draw a rather large smudge on one of your fingers. Take another finger on the opposite hand. Apply the marker to below your eyes carefully. Add a much lighter bit.

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Wait for your yellow flowers to fade and for the leaves to grow. At this point, the plant starts to develop next year's buds, and the plant carries the buds through the fall and winter season. This is the best time to prune your forsythia. If you wait to prune your forsythias until after the springtime, the number of flowers that your plant yields next season will be considerably less. This is a good idea if your bush is large and unruly and you want to tame it back. You may sacrifice a season of flowers, but your forsythia bush will look much better the next year. Young forsythias need little to no pruning. Only when they mature should you prune them once a year. If you want to help maintain the shape of the plant as it grows, you can snip off a few longer stems once a year, though this is not required. Letting the plant take its natural shape helps it establish a healthy root system.
summary: Prune forsythia plants right after they finish blooming in the spring. Prune in the summer, fall, or winter to reduce the number of flowers. Avoid pruning your forsythia when the plant is 1-3 years old.