Friday, June 18, 2010

How To Go from Geek to Stylish in Three Steps

How To Go from Geek to Stylish in Three Steps


How To Go from Geek to Stylish in Three Steps

Posted: 18 Jun 2010 07:08 PM PDT

Do you hear people whispering behind your back? Do you hear them say that you look like that particular geek on TV - the one from "Beauty and the Geek"? Well, if that is the case, you have all the reasons to strive for a new look. It is time to reinvent yourself and make people realize how much you can be better than your best. Here are some few steps on how you can go from geek to stylish:

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How To Go from Fat to Fabulous

Posted: 18 Jun 2010 07:08 PM PDT

It is not a bad to thing to imagine yourself - graciously walking straight into a room full of watchful eyes. You held your head high and you feel confident about your new look. You feel that you deserve the attention. You really worked hard for this. But don't just stop there. What you have imagined can become a glaring reality. Let that day happen. Get started - now. Here are three tips on how you can go from fat to fabulous:   

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How To Go from Co-Worker to Supervisor

Posted: 18 Jun 2010 07:08 PM PDT

Being promoted can be overwhelming. Suddenly, you are challenged to assume an important post. Aside from that, you are tasked to look after you co-workers. You are now in-charge of handling things. You are no longer one of the guys. How do you manage to deal with your work buddies? How do you earn their cooperation and respect with being too imposing and upfront? Here are some guidelines on how you can capably go from co-worker to supervisor:

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How To Turn Brown Grass Green in a Mild Climate

Posted: 18 Jun 2010 07:07 PM PDT

After going through such pain just to have a beautiful, green lawn, many things can happen to turn it into a brown hue. Some of these things are dog's urine, insect damage or too much fertilizer or water. Another factor that turns the grass green is when it gets little sunshine. It may be because there are other plants or trees that shade the grass from the sun, or it could be because of foot traffic. But the biggest factor is the mild climate. The plants enter a dormant period when it becomes too dry or hot to survive. Dormant period means the plants stop some other functions to save its energy and survive the stress until mild climate has passed. During this time, the color becomes blue green or brown instead of the usual green and the leaves become weak. But when the mild climate has passed, the grass can return to its normal selves again.

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How To Throw a Frisbee: Backhand and Forehand

Posted: 18 Jun 2010 07:07 PM PDT

A game of Frisbee is exciting to watch as players pit their skills against the wind. It takes dexterity and speed and the right hand, arm and body angles plus shifts in body weights to be able to throw a Frisbee and pass it to another player. There are four basic throws used in a game of Frisbee and we will be discussing two of them here. For backhand and overhand throws take a look at the steps below.

Your normal stance should be at 45-degree angle towards the other player with your feet spread apart, about the shoulder wide, with leg slightly forward. If you are right- handed then your right leg should be the one forward. Initially your body weight should all rest on your back leg or your left leg.

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How To Teach Mythology

Posted: 18 Jun 2010 11:38 AM PDT

Nowadays, students especially little kids are in awe with role-playing of adventures and outlandish creatures in mythology. These students and little kids are endowed with the ability to recreate and believe stories about the creation of the world, adventures of heroes and con artists, fight between the good and the bad, and even dinosaurs and unicorns.

Telling them stories told by different people from the different parts of the world harnesses their inner intelligence and vivid imaginations. All you need are mythology books, papers, pencils, colored pencils, and a comfortable place. And you're set to teach these students and little kids how to clearly imagine the mythical stories dramatically.

Some ways on how to teach them mythology include:

Try finding a comfortable spot to read to the students, where there are less distractions and fidgeting. A comfortable corner with adequate lighting and relaxing chairs or mats is advised.

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How To Unlock a Locked PDF File in Windows

Posted: 18 Jun 2010 11:36 AM PDT

PDF or Portable Document Format files are electronic documents that can have security features integrated into the document. It's a popular format because of this option to password protect or lock the document from printing. These security features give the author a certain degree of protection from unauthorized viewing, publication and distribution of his documents. But just like most things in the digital world, every security measure invented inspires the creation of a counter-measure. Here are some tips on how to unlock a locked PDF file in a computer running on Windows.

1. Look for PDF unlocking software.

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How To Teach Microsoft Word to Kids

Posted: 18 Jun 2010 11:33 AM PDT

Currently, the commonly used and most helpful word processor is Microsoft Word. With the rise in the innovation of technology and because almost everything is accomplished and done using the computer, chances are everyone will come across a document that it is created and can only function using a Microsoft Word.

Most businesses make use or Microsoft Word. College courses require projects and requirement that use Microsoft Word and other colleges require Microsoft Word as a part of their curriculum. Now even primary schools are beginning to include slots in Microsoft Word as a part of their classes.

Here are some simple tips on how to teach or orient kids in using Microsoft Word:

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How To Uninstall MSN Messenger

Posted: 18 Jun 2010 11:31 AM PDT

MSN Messenger is the instant messaging software that comes with every Windows installation. Despite being a good communication application that has all the basic features, some users may still prefer to use other instant messaging and communication software such as Yahoo Messenger or Skype. It would be unnecessary to have two or more such applications installed on your computer. If you don't have any intention of ever using MSN Messenger, here are the steps on how to uninstall it from your system.

1. The problem of uninstalling the software

MSN Messenger doesn't appear on the Add/Remove Programs dialog box accessible through the Control Panel nor does it have a viewable uninstall feature. So removing it from the system will involve some extra steps. This probably has something to do with the fact that MSN Messenger is a built-in Windows program so extra measures were taken so that it doesn't easily get removed.

2. Search for the sysoc.inf file.

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How To Tell If You Are a Control Freak

Posted: 18 Jun 2010 11:23 AM PDT

A control freak is a derogatory term that is used to label a person who has this innate need to control all people and every single thing, event or situation that surrounds or concerns him. If used correctly, it can become an advantage and an asset to a person's life due to one redeeming factor: being result-oriented at all times. This basically means that by the end of the day, you still get things done despite your crazy need to do everything your way. You will literally not stop to get to your goal even if it entails exercising an attitude of complete obnoxiousness leading you to a lot of annoyed people. Nothing matters as long as you get the job done. However, wanting too much control can cause havoc to your professional career and to all your social relationships. It can greatly affect your personality as well by inducing a certain instability bordering dangerously on insanity if not quickly addressed.

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How To Understand Your Basic Credit Card in Simple Terms

Posted: 18 Jun 2010 11:21 AM PDT

If you are concerned that you are getting ripped off from those fees your credit card company is charging you, the following will help you understand your credit card in simple terms.

1.    Be aware of how the interest charge is computed.

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How To Teach Umbrella Safety to Children

Posted: 18 Jun 2010 11:18 AM PDT

From time to time, kids will need to use umbrellas. If you supervise them in every moment of using umbrellas, there surely will be no problem. However, when the time comes that they need to use them unsupervised, a real problem comes out of the picture unquestionably.

Indeed, certain parts of an umbrella can cause injuries to children if they do not use it with care. Hence, it is very important to prepare your kids in using umbrellas by teaching them about safety. To guide you with this, here are the most effective tips in teaching your children about umbrella safety:

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How To Telemark Ski in Wet Powder

Posted: 18 Jun 2010 11:15 AM PDT

Telemark skiing is a type of downward sloping turn that is performed through bent knees while the heels from the inside are lifted and at the same time, the weight is transferred on the outside ski creating an advanced maneuver with a continuous inward angle until the turn is finished. In order for you to successfully achieve this challenging act, it is important that you use cross-country skis. Today, it has become a popular individual sports and recreations. As you know, executing this turn is easier on dry snow. However, Telemark skiing on wet powder is a whole different story. To avoid falling flat on your face, continue reading and learn more about how to do this maneuver on wet snow.

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How To Teach Toddlers Hand Washing

Posted: 18 Jun 2010 11:12 AM PDT

A little act of handwashing can do a lot of miracles to the health of your toddlers. It drives them away from diseases and promotes neatness all throughout the day. Hence, it will be a great idea to teach your toddler how to properly wash their hands.

As you know, it is not only enough that your toddler knows how to wash his hands. It is very important that he knows the appropriate way to do this. If not, all of your efforts to teach him this skill will all come to waste. So to assure of a successful teaching, here are some tips you can always consider:

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How To Unlock Hidden Numbers on a Mobile Phone

Posted: 18 Jun 2010 11:10 AM PDT

Your mobile phone has an onboard program that provides you with an interface to navigate to different menu options. You can personalize your phone, make calls and send text messages through the program. There are other important features on your mobile phone that cell phone manufacturers and service providers neglect to inform their customers. These features can help you protect your mobile phone and save you in case of an emergency. There are hidden numbers on your Nokia mobile phone that can be accessed to activate certain features that you can use. These numbers may not work on some Nokia mobile phones. 

1. Emergency number

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How To Teach Toddler Toilet Hygiene

Posted: 18 Jun 2010 11:07 AM PDT

If potty training for your toddler is difficult, the challenge becomes more difficult when you need to instill toilet hygiene with the training. Though this really can be a tough process, teaching your child good hygiene is very important. Not only will this be beneficial for them today but for the rest of their lives as well.

With this, it is very important for you to find ways on how you can effectively teach this important manner to your toddler. Young as he is, you can find him unwilling to follow if you don't know the kind of approach to do. So here, check out all these tips on how you can successfully teach your toddler about hygiene:

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How To Tie a Double Windsor

Posted: 18 Jun 2010 11:04 AM PDT

Neckties are a staple of a man's wardrobe. But a girl's also got to know how to tie a necktie as a skill. She can use this to help her male family members in trying their neckties or impress a boyfriend later on. If you aim for the latter, then you should learn a double Windsor knot. Here's a step by step guide to tying a Windsor knot. Practice on your self.

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How To Tie a Criss Cross Sarong

Posted: 18 Jun 2010 11:02 AM PDT

Summer's here and you want to look your best when you hit the beach with your friends and hopefully attract the attention of some cute surfer dude. Make sure that your beach wardrobe includes a colorful sarong. It can be worn a number of ways that will make you feel like the perfect island girl. Below are three ways to wear this very versatile garment in a criss cross style.

Criss Cross Style #1

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How To Throw a Movie Marathon

Posted: 18 Jun 2010 11:00 AM PDT

Film buffs enjoy watching their favorite movies several times. There is a great feeling sitting inside a theater and getting immersed in what is unfolding before you. Some movie theaters offer movie marathons on special occasions and you can recreate that atmosphere in the comfort of our home. With a home theater system and some careful planning and a bit of creativity, you will be able to have a fun and grand movie marathon that can be the envy of your friends.

Determine who will be coming. Will you be inviting family over or just your fellow movie enthusiasts or will it be a combination of family and friends. What will be the ages of those you are going to invite? This will determine the type of food and drinks that you will serve during the marathon.

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How To Tie a Black Belt

Posted: 18 Jun 2010 10:57 AM PDT

Practitioners of the martial arts take pride in earning a black belt. It represents the fruit of their long and hard training and excellence in their field. They make sure that their black belt is tied the proper way. Here's a step by step instruction on how the black belt is correctly tied.

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How To Tell If You Have a Vintage RV

Posted: 18 Jun 2010 10:55 AM PDT

RV is a famously abbreviated term for Recreational Vehicle. In other states and countries, it is known as caravan or camper van. This is a type of vehicle that is specifically designed with fully furnished amenities and rooms that you normally find in a home. These amazing automobiles are completely equipped with a kitchen, bathroom, bedroom, dining area and/or living room. The best part is, you can drive it around wherever and whenever you want to go making all your out of town vacations easier and more convenient. Many Americans today use this as permanent living quarters. These mean machines are often located in trailer parks. RV was first created between 1900 and 1930. It was called house trailer then, and it was often built at the back of a family's garage or yard. Gradually, the vehicle's popularity increased that people started buying it not because they wanted to roam around the country, they also wanted to live in it, even collect it!

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How To Teach Your Puppy to Walk on a Leash

Posted: 18 Jun 2010 10:52 AM PDT

If your puppy does not know how to walk with a leash, you will be the one to suffer. Indeed, when you will be taking him for a walk outside, you can always be in a tough situation when your puppy keeps on pulling every time. With this, it is about time that you teach your puppy how to walk with a leash.

Aside from the basic view of your puppy pulling you during a walk, you can encounter a lot of other problems when he is not trained properly. There will be instances that he will not follow your desired direction as well as instances that he will keep on struggling to get out of the collar. So to help you and your puppy to get out of this kind of situation, here are some effective training tips you can follow:

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How To Tell If a Child Has a Cavity

Posted: 18 Jun 2010 10:50 AM PDT

Also known as tooth decay or dental caries, a cavity is a bacterial disease wherein the tooth is damaged through complex bacterial processes that cause the breakdown of tissues, creating a hole in the actual tooth. This is one of the most common diseases all throughout the globe. This is mainly caused by poor dental hygiene. A child is more prone to tooth decay especially without a close adult supervision on his diet. If your kid eats a lot of sugar (such as chocolates, candies, cakes and the like) and does not regularly brush his teeth, the occurrence of bacterial infection is high resulting to cavities. The good news is, there are ways that you can do to prevent this from happening. So how can you tell if your child has a cavity? Read on to learn more.

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How To Teach Your Teenager About Drug Abuse

Posted: 18 Jun 2010 10:47 AM PDT

Though curiosity is a good trait of teenagers, it sometimes becomes a problem. This is especially true whenever they feel like trying new stuff such as drugs. So when you have a teen at home, you must be responsible to teach him early about drug abuse. This is to prevent him from falling victim to the ill effects of this kind of situation.

It is not enough that you only tell your teenager that drug abuse is not good for him. It is important that he very well understands its effects. In the end, his understanding and knowledge about drug abuse will be the key to keep him away from engaging into drugs. So as a parent, here are some guidelines that you can follow in teaching your teenager about this:

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How To Teach Your Kids Multiplication Tricks

Posted: 18 Jun 2010 10:44 AM PDT

Not all kids will love numbers. With this, some of them will surely find it a big challenge to understand and solve multiplication problems at school. Though this happens to a lot of kids, it is your responsibility to help make this thing easier for your children. You can do this in as simple as teaching them several multiplication tricks that they can use anytime.

Indeed, your children will surely love you more if you can teach them several things that will make this difficult subject a total breeze for them. Even if you really didn't excel in that subject at school during your time, it is always possible for you to help your kids in this matter. You simply need to follow these effective tips:

Know the different multiplication tricks. There are really a lot of tricks for multiplication. Your children just need to know them at heart so that your children can easily take advantage of them.

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