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How to Cope After the Death of a Pet
For pet owners, the loss of a pet is more than just the loss of an animal, it’s also the loss of a friend and companion. It can be difficult to cope after the death of a cat, dog, or any other pet you owned and cared for.[1] X Trustworthy Source Hel...
How to Teach Guitar
If you enjoy playing guitar, you may want to share that joy with others by becoming a guitar teacher. You don't even have to be an expert guitar player to teach. In fact, teaching guitar can be a great way to improve your own skills and gain a better unde...
How to Get a Girl to Like You
Getting a girl to like you can be difficult, but there are things you can do to help get them interested. Caring about your appearance and personality can help her notice you so you’re able to introduce yourself. If you’ve already reached out to the girl,...
How to Remove Ice Cubes From a Tray
Ice cube trays are ingenious inventions that allow you to make ice that will cool a hot drink or chill a beverage, and they can even be used to preserve herbs and sauces. But as incredible as they are, ice cube trays can be extremely frustrating because t...
How to Teach Your Dog to Shake Hands
Teaching your dog to offer their paw to shake is a fun trick that can impress your friends. More importantly, this kind of training can help teach your dog obedience and deepen your bond. Your dog must first know how to sit before you can begin training t...
How to Make Out with Someone: French Kissing & More
When you really like someone, kissing might not be enough—you want to feel close and connected, and making out is the perfect way to do that. But if you’ve never made out with anyone before, don’t worry! Your mind might be racing, but the most important t...
How to Rip Music from a CD to a Computer
This wikiHow teaches you how to rip the songs from an audio CD onto your computer. You can use both iTunes and Windows Media Player to do so.
How to Do Cheerleading Jumps
Cheerleaders do jumps to create excitement, get the crowd’s attention, and show off their athletic skills. Any successful jump has 3 parts: the approach, the execution, and the landing. While there are many different types of cheerleading jumps, some of t...
How to Develop Good Study Habits for College
Effective studying is critical to success in college, and many new college students quickly find that their prior study habits need major adjustments. To begin making the change, find a quiet, organized space to study. Study with a positive attitude and s...
How to Build a Bicycle Cargo Trailer
If you love using your bicycle to get around, but find it difficult to carry everything you need with you, you might want a cargo trailer to haul more stuff. Build a simple, inexpensive cargo trailer to attach to your bicycle with a few pieces of lumber,...
How to Make a Bunny by Typing Characters on Your Keyboard
“ASCII” art is a way of making pictures using different keyboard symbols. To make adorable ASCII bunnies, try one of the following methods.
How to Love Your Life
The best way to live day to day is with love and appreciation. Do you feel like you're missing something, or do you want to learn how to live your life to its highest potential? If you're not sure where to begin, you can start loving your life by discover...
How to Get Rid of Poison Ivy Plants
Poison ivy plants make a dreadful garden companion. The oil on the leaves and stems of poison ivy—urushiol—is toxic and causes severe dermatitis upon contact, and respiratory problems if you burn it.[1] X Trustworthy Source Mayo Clinic Educational...
How to Write a Thank You Letter
Many people say "thank you" using text messages or chat these days, but nothing beats writing an old-fashioned thank you letter. It's a meaningful way to express gratitude when you received a gift or where the recipient of someone's thoughtful action. Add...
How to Safely and Comfortably Pick Up a Cat
Picking up a cat may sound easy, but there's actually a proper way to do it so the cat is comfortable and doesn't get injured. Make sure the cat feels safe and comfortable in your presence before you attempt to pick it up. Some cats need a more “delicate”...
How to Assemble a Clarinet
Each clarinet is a little piece of history. While the clarinet is rooted in ancient single reed "shepherd's instruments" played by the Greeks, the modern clarinet took shape in Europe sometime in the 18th century. Like a larger, more complex version of th...