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How to Tag Photos on Facebook
Tagging photos on Facebook lets you identify who's in the picture while creating a link to the profile page of the person you've tagged.[1] X Research source This article will explain how to tag all kinds of photos on Facebook: Whether they'...
How to Survive Overthinking
Do you ever find yourself weighing the pros and cons of a situation for so long that you forget to ever take action? Or maybe you play out a conversation in your head so many times that you feel like you've actually talked to the other person. If so, you...
How to Charge a Home Air Conditioner
One of the most expensive items on your electric utility bill in areas with hot summers is the cost of operating a central air conditioner. If your unit doesn't have the correct amount of refrigerant, this cost can be even higher. Here are some steps to...
How to Boot a Windows Laptop from a CD
Windows and Linux installation discs, along with a variety of diagnostic tools, come on bootable CDs or DVDs. These discs contain boot files which allow you to boot your computer from them. Many computers are set to boot from the hard drive first, which m...
How to Charge Your RV Battery
Everything in an RV, including the lights and the appliances, is operational only through a charged RV battery. You may have to charge the battery a few times if you take your RV out on a regular basis. If you know how to charge your RV battery, you can b...
How to Request a Duplicate W‐2
The U.S. Wage and Tax Statement, commonly known as a W-2 form, is issued to employees before Jan. 31 showing the previous calendar year's wages and tax withholdings. Although a government form, employers complete the W-2 and are responsible for delivering...
How to Get to the North Pole
Located in the middle of the Arctic Ocean, a visit to the North Pole will literally put you on top of the world. Whether you are visiting the geographic North Pole (i.e.the points at which all paths lead south, also know as "True North") or the magnetic N...
How to Get Rid of a Writer's Callus
A writer's callus, or writer's bump, is a thick lump of dead skin that forms on the fingers to protect the sensitive skin underneath from the pressure and friction of the pen or pencil rubbing against the skin. They are generally not painful or dangerous....
How to Find the Determinant of a 3X3 Matrix
The determinant of a matrix is frequently used in calculus, linear algebra, and advanced geometry. Finding the determinant of a matrix can be confusing at first, but it gets easier once you do it a few times.
How to Track Old Insurance Policies
Knowing how to track old insurance policies can mean a windfall of funds for you or your family if you know how to access the information and are the rightful beneficiary. Whether you had a parent or other family member pass away or you have simply mispla...
How to Make Bio Diesel
Biodiesel is an alternative fuel for diesel engines made from vegetable oil and/or animal fat. Since it is derived from renewable organic materials and has been shown to reduce certain harmful emissions when burned compared to conventional diesel, biodies...
How to Memorize Dates
Memorizing dates is useful for history classes, for birthdays, for fun, and many other reasons. Nevertheless, many people find it difficult to memorize strings of numbers and clusters of dates. By creating strong, vivid associations with the dates, howeve...
How to Respond when a Friend Comes Out as Gay
Coming out can be one of the most significant events in your friend's life but also the most terrifying. Showing your support and embracing your friend’s honesty lets them know they came out to the right person—after all, the best thing you can do is be t...
How to Host Multiple Websites on a Single Web Hosting Account
With domain names becoming a generic commodity more and more people actually own a domain name. However, more often these people not only own one domain name, they have several domain names registered under their name. What is missing is often the knowled...
How to Pick a Realistic New Year's Resolution
On January 1st, New Year’s resolutions sparkle with hope and the promise of a better you. However, by the year’s end, you may find that many of those resolutions have been abandoned halfway or left completely unattempted. If this sounds familiar, don’t wo...
How to Recognize a Petit Mal Seizure
Experts say someone having a petit mal seizure (also called an absence seizure) may appear to be staring blankly into space for a few seconds before returning to normal. Petit mal seizures are typically caused by a short, sudden loss of consciousness.[1]...