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How to Write a Screenplay Synopsis
A screenplay synopsis summarizes a screenplay for an agent, director or producer. If the reader likes the synopsis, they might ask to see the screenplay itself. Unlike a treatment, which is a narrative of everything that happens in a screenplay, a synopsi...
How to Keep a Cat from Waking You Up
Has your kitty brought in mice through the cat flap at 3 in the morning? Has she taken a flying leap onto your softest and tenderest parts? Or is she just meowing at you enough to get you out of bed? Cats are masters of doing things in a calculated way. T...
How to Make Homemade Paint Thinner
Traditional paint thinners can be harsh, and you might be looking for a milder option. If so, whip up a batch of mixed linseed and lemon to use when needed to thin oil paints. If you need to thin some paint and don't have any traditional thinner around, a...
How to Create an iCloud Account in iOS
This wikiHow teaches you how to create a an iCloud account in iOS. To do so, you'll need to create a new Apple ID. Once your new account is created, simply sign in with your new Apple ID and configure your iCloud settings.
How to Catch Zekrom in Pokémon Black
Capturing a legendary Pokémon like Zekrom requires technique and strategy. Being a powerful Dragon and Electric type, ordinary Poke Balls will simply be useless against it. The norm is to capture Zekrom using a Master Ball, but you may want to save that f...
How to Embolden, Italicize, and Underline Email Text with iOS
This wikiHow teaches you how to bold, italicize, and/or underline text in the iPhone's Mail app.
How to Build a Climbing Wall
Climbing is a popular exercise and recreational activity. While many commercial facilities and gyms now offer walls where you can pay to climb, it may be much more convenient and cost-effective to have a climbing wall in your home or backyard. By coming u...
How to Calculate Asset Impairments
Companies that own depreciable fixed assets may need to adjust the value of these assets due to unexpected loss of value. This loss is known as asset impairment. It is recorded on income statements and balances sheets in specific ways in accordance with...
How to Become a Security Guard
A security guard is responsible for keeping people and property safe from theft, illegal activity, and harm. He must always be on the lookout for suspicious activity and must act quickly to detain criminals or investigate anything out of the ordinary. Sec...
How to Be Friends With Everyone at School
Instead of being bullied or lonely during your school career, follow these easy steps so that you can be everyone's friend at school!
How to Address a Judge in Court
If you represent yourself in a legal matter, you will need to know how to address a judge appropriately. A judge has control in the courtroom and, in many civil cases, will make many decisions in your case. It is important to speak politely and maintain a...
How to Make Your Cat Stop Attacking You
As much as your love your cat, she may try to attack you on occasion. She may attack because of medical or behavioral issues, but the end result is you getting bitten or scratched, which is painful and can lead to disease transmission from your cat to you...
How to Draw a Feather
Feathers could be used as pens as well as decorations. Do you want to draw your own personal feather? Here are easy steps on how to draw one!
How to Gain Muscle With Diabetes
Studies show that diabetes may damage your muscles over time because of inflammation it causes in your body, but exercise can help reverse this damage.[1] X Trustworthy Source PubMed Central Journal archive from the U.S. National Institutes of Hea...
How to Write a Financial Aid Statement
The financial aid statement is a simple, short piece of writing that students may include on a financial aid letter, in an essay, or in other communications to a financial aid department. The financial aid statement may not be a full communication on its...
How to Apply for a Copyright
In the US, your creative work — music, videos, stories, poems, or anything else — is protected by copyright from the moment you put it down in a fixed form (on a piece of paper or your computer). Registration is optional but does have various benefits, in...