Wednesday, April 7, 2010

How To Prevent Chapped Hands

How To Prevent Chapped Hands


How To Prevent Chapped Hands

Posted: 07 Apr 2010 07:34 PM PDT

A person's hands are always the first and foremost part of the body exposed to various conditions and elements. We use our hands to wash and clean everything, exposing them to harsh chemicals that can damage skin. We use our hands to open doors and windows, exposing them to the rough textures of metal, wood, and cement. We use our hands to prepare and eat food. During these activities, it is understandable that eventually our hands will become weathered, dry, and chapped. While there are readily available treatments for chapped hands, there are several preventive measures so that your hands will remain healthy and rejuvenated.

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How To Decide What Color to Carpet Your Home

Posted: 07 Apr 2010 07:32 PM PDT

Installing a carpet in your home is a big decision. It is an expensive home accessory. Before you buy a carpet, think about how long it should last with the amount of foot traffic it will get, then decide on the right texture, thickness, material and brand. One other important decision is the carpet color that will suit your home best. With the wide selection of colors to choose from, making the right decision can be daunting and time consuming. Take a look at the other considerations when choosing the right color of carpet for your home.

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How To Decorate a Wedding Car with Flowers

Posted: 07 Apr 2010 07:31 PM PDT

Wedding cars are usually decorated for the occasion. You can use different kinds of materials such as flowers, tin cans tied at the back of the car, or ribbons adorning the front. You will find that there are always ways to make it more festive and fun. It can be expensive to decorate a car for a wedding. With all the expenses in a wedding, you should always look for ways to save money. Thankfully, there is a cheap and easy way to decorate your car with the same festive elegance without breaking the bank. Using flowers, you can easily do this. With a few tips and tricks, you can create a wedding car that everyone will surely remember.

Here are a few simple tips on how to decorate a wedding car with flowers:

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How To Decide on an Accounting System

Posted: 07 Apr 2010 07:26 PM PDT

Every business should have a good accounting system in place. This is a crucial part of running a business. The right accounting system will simplify your accounting process, minimize errors, give you more control and provide you with accurate information instantly.

If your business is growing rapidly and needs better automation, you have diversified and opening new markets and you need constant access to accurate financial information, then it is time to invest in an accounting system. The tips below will guide you in making a decision on the right type of accounting system for your business.

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How To Deal with a Problem with Your Cellphone Provider

Posted: 07 Apr 2010 07:25 PM PDT

Advancements in electronics, satellite and computer systems have changed the way people communicate with each other. Towards the end of the last century, cellular phones or mobiles have become popular. Nobody would have thought that you could be connected to everyone else even when you are traveling.

Nowadays, cell phones are commonplace. You could call or send a text message to anybody anywhere in the world. For those of you who use smart phones, the Internet is literally in your pockets. Cell phone service providers compete with each other by offering the latest technologies, the widest coverage and the best deals. Because of this competition, these providers also scramble to get the most income for the services they give. Cellphone providers try to maximize profit by cutting corners, and cellphone problems are not uncommon, but there are ways to deal with your cellphone provider and get satisfaction.

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How To Prevent and Diminish Under-Eye Wrinkles

Posted: 07 Apr 2010 07:20 PM PDT

Late nights, sleeping late, sleeplessness, smoking, rubbing, squinting, and exposure to the sun all cause eye wrinkles. Aside from avoiding these hazards, here are suggestions to prevent and diminish under-eye wrinkles.

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How To Decorate for a Disco Party

Posted: 07 Apr 2010 07:19 PM PDT

A disco party is always a hit. In fact, it never goes out of fashion. Partygoers simply love to dress the part. There is really something about bell-bottomed denims, shimmering suits, big wigs, and satin jackets. Don't forget about the fake mustaches, the intimidating platform-soled shoes, and the rainbow-inspired accessories. Here are some basic elements to make your disco party look and feel authentic:

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How To Decorate a Birthday Cake for Men

Posted: 07 Apr 2010 07:17 PM PDT

Birthday cakes now come in different shapes, sizes and decorations befitting the occasion. Modern icing techniques and cake toppers make a huge difference when buying or making a birthday cake. Oftentimes men are presented with the same type of cakes that are given to women, forgetting the fact that birthday cakes can be decorated differently to suit a male recipient.

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How To Decide When to Use Worksheets, Workbooks in Excel

Posted: 07 Apr 2010 07:16 PM PDT

An Excel workbook appears when you open your Excel program. By default an Excel workbook consists of three worksheets. You can add more worksheets as required in a single workbook.

Excel is a powerful program included in the Microsoft Office suite of programs to manage a database of basically numeric information. For a small business that does not require a database server, Excel can perform the function efficiently. The following tips will help you decide when to use Excel workbooks and worksheets.

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How To Deal with Passive-Aggressive Relatives

Posted: 07 Apr 2010 07:14 PM PDT

You are supposed to stick with your relatives no matter what. But if one or two of your relatives are demonstrating passive-aggressive behavior, sticking together like a family is challenging. Passive-aggressive people have a veiled personality. They don't openly express their thoughts and emotions and are largely non-confrontational. They also have habitual passiveness toward people's expectations of them. When they fail to perform in the way they should, they are quick to put the blame on other people. A passive-aggressive behavior manifests in many ways such as stubbornness, procrastination, forgetfulness, inability to show anger, and blaming. Truth be told, having a passive-aggressive person for a relative is never a joke. But to have a meaningful and healthy relationship with your passive-aggressive relative, here's what you should do.

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How To Deal with Teenagers as a Single Parent

Posted: 07 Apr 2010 07:13 PM PDT

If you are a single parent, one of the first things that you need to know is that your child will not become tamer just because he is growing up. Instead, as a child grows up to be a teenager you will likely face more problems from your children. This is because the teenager is beginning to acquire his own world view, his own voice, and his own opinion. Here's how a single parent can deal with teens.

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How To Deal with Medical Debt

Posted: 07 Apr 2010 06:49 PM PDT

Unlike any other debt, medical debt is out of your control. You incur it because you have to. Medical debt can be substantial, amounting to hundreds to thousands of dollars. Although it is bothersome and an additional stressor, you can do some things to handle your medical bill well and prevent bankruptcy. Follow these tips.

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How To Deal with a Bad Phone Call

Posted: 07 Apr 2010 06:47 PM PDT

Technology has truly enabled people to communicate with each other with ease, with less expense, and with speed. Some people use this progressive tool responsibly, while others use it as a way to make other people miserable. If you are at the receiving end of a bad phone call, here's how to deal with it.

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How To Preserve Your Wedding Dress

Posted: 07 Apr 2010 06:46 PM PDT

Your wedding dress is one of the most important reminders of perhaps the most special day of your life, and you would certainly want to preserve it. After all, wouldn't you want to have it remain in pristine condition for the next generation to wear at their own wedding? Here are some ways that you could effectively preserve your wedding dress:

1.    Have your wedding dress professionally cleaned. This is very important, since you'd want your wedding dress to be in as good condition as possible for a very long time. Take your wedding gown immediately after the wedding (or ask somebody to do this for you) so that stains will not be too difficult to remove. Point out whatever areas which need extra treatment.

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How To Decorate a Freshwater Aquarium

Posted: 07 Apr 2010 06:45 PM PDT

Having an aquarium in your home is a relaxing treat. Watching the different colored fishes gives you a tangible connection with the freshwater creatures that you wouldn't get from an aquarium desktop screensaver.

To make the experience of owning a freshwater aquarium more fun and relaxing, decorate with a few accessories to liven it up.

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How To Decide Whether to Rent or Buy a Video Game

Posted: 07 Apr 2010 06:44 PM PDT

In the past, video games need to be purchased, or if you were lucky, borrowed from your neighborhood friend. Today, however, renting video games is becoming more popular, especially as the price of brand new video games is soaring and the gap between renting and owning a video game is becoming wider and wider. Here's how you can make the choice to rent or buy a video game.

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How To Decide Whether or Not to Use Ginkgo Biloba

Posted: 07 Apr 2010 06:40 PM PDT

Gingko biloba has grown in popularity in recent years, because of the many claims of health benefits that the herb brings. The supplement has been used in a wide variety of medical conditions, ranging from ear problems to Alzheimer's. But while ginko biloba can be purchased over the counter in many health shops and drug stores, you should first consider whether the herb will be useful for you or not. Here's how.

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How To Debate Against Animal Dissection

Posted: 07 Apr 2010 06:39 PM PDT

Animal dissection is commonly used in biology classes and courses in high school and in universities. Killing animals for dissection, however, is often debated by people who find the practice morally wrong and cruel. If you think you are not for animal dissection, here's how you can debate the proponents.

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How To Deal with Weight Gain After Gastric Bypass Surgery

Posted: 07 Apr 2010 06:38 PM PDT

Gastric bypass surgery is a common medical operation to treat severe or morbid obesity. In gastric bypass, the intestines are shortened so that food will travel a shorter distance before being passed out of the body. The shorter distance also means that the body will absorb lesser calories and fats. Sometimes, however, weight gain still occurs even after gastric bypass surgery. Here's how you can deal with the weight gain.

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How To Deal with Travel Stress

Posted: 07 Apr 2010 06:37 PM PDT

The world today has gotten smaller and smaller as technology bridges the gap between countries and continents. Today, thousands of people travel by boat or plane each day. If your job keeps you on the road, here's how you can minimize travel stress and the strain of being away from home.

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How To Deal with Depression after Giving Birth

Posted: 07 Apr 2010 06:36 PM PDT

It is estimated that at least half of all women will experience the blues after giving birth. Most of the time this will be categorized as temporary, and will usually disappear a few days after giving birth. If the feelings of sadness and depression are experienced even after  several weeks or even months after delivery, this might be true postpartum depression. If you feel that you are suffering from postpartum depression, here are some ways to help you deal:

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How To Deal with a Structure Fire

Posted: 07 Apr 2010 06:33 PM PDT

Taking control of a structure fire requires knowledge and skills. In fact, if you are serious about effectively handling it, you need to learn how to become part of a team. You have to see yourself as an individual performing the role and following the direct supervision of either an officer-in-charge or a crew leader.

If your intention is simply to deal with a structure fire after it has happened, here are some pointers for you to ponder:

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How To Deadhead Flowers

Posted: 07 Apr 2010 06:32 PM PDT

When your flowering plants look like they need a haircut or a trim, that's when it's time for you to deadhead your flowers. Simply stated, deadheading means removing dead, lifeless, browned, yellowed stems and flowers from an otherwise lush garden. This is a gardening must to encourage your flowers to produce and push up more flowering buds to the surface. Deadheading is also a practical chore to keep your garden from being overrun by dead leaves and whatnot. It's fun and therapeutic to do out in the sun and surrounded by greenery. If you have kids, ask them to join you but leave the pinking shears to yourself and tell your kids to wear gloves and use their hands to take off the dead tops from your flowering plants.

Here's how to deadhead flowers:

1.    Water your flowers at dusk. This will prepare your flowers for deadheading the following morning. It will also make it easier for the soil to capture seed pods during deadheading.

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How To Day Trade Stock Options

Posted: 07 Apr 2010 06:30 PM PDT

Depending on who you're speaking with, the choice to day trade stock options can either be a bane or a boon to your financial portfolio. Many experts out on Wall Street will tell you this is a bad idea because of the risks involved. Then again, if you think about it, financial matters including playing in the stock market come with risks. Maybe these experts are referring to calculated risk vs. plain risking your stocks by day trading. So which side of the fence will you take? The doomsayers or the risk-takers? If you've been dabbling in stocks for a while, then you might want to take the fence solely occupied by you.

Here's how to day trade stock options.

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How To Decorate a Family Bathroom

Posted: 07 Apr 2010 09:54 AM PDT

Bathrooms are not given enough thought and attention when it comes to decorating. Often times, bathrooms are awkward spaces that do not inspire creativity. Don't miss the opportunity of putting your family's stamp on the bathroom. A well-designed family bathroom can be a relaxing and delightful area of your home.

Here is what you can do to decorate your family bathroom.

1.    Empty the whole bathroom. Take out all of the clutter from the family bathroom. This includes the toiletries, clothes hamper and shower curtains. Strip it down to just the sink, toilet bowl and bathtub. By taking out everything from the bathroom, you can better visualize how you want the bathroom to look like.

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