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How to Switch from Clarinet to Tenor Saxophone
The tenor saxophone is a common instrument for clarinet players to switch to, as it has much in common with the clarinet. It's a member of the woodwind family, in the key of Bb, has a similar mouthpiece, and the fingerings are similar to those of the uppe...
How to Approach the Guy You Like
If you have a guy you like, you may be getting ready to approach him. If you feel horribly nervous or don’t know what to do, don’t fret. Approaching a guy can be fun and easy and be a great way to boost your confidence. You’ll get him to know who you are...
How to Be Edgy
Being edgy means having spunk, following your dreams, and not caring about who gets in your way. Follow your dreams by overlooking the adversaries. Being edgy is about taking risks and always challenging yourself to be on the cutting, well, edge.
How to Make a Santa Hat
Making your own Santa hat is easy and it will be a lot better in quality than the ones sold by the dollar store. The most traditional hat is made out of velvet or faux fur, but you can make simpler ones out of paper. You can even make a mini Santa hat hea...
How to Understand Camera Exposure
To be able to do any of the things that you wanted to do when you bought your digital camera, you need to understand exposure. While you are able to take some decent pictures right out of the box, once you have an understanding of exposure, you will find...
How to Feed Sand Crabs
In the wild, sand crabs burrow into the sand where the water meets the shore. Larger sand crabs feed on baby turtles and seagull carcasses; smaller crabs root for mollusks, worms, plankton, and algae. Sand crabs are saltwater creatures that need high temp...
How to Pimp Your Car
If you love cars, it's a natural step to want to take the specifics of your vehicle into your own hands. Modifying (or "pimping") out your vehicle is a very open-ended process. Some people want to soup up the look, while others will want practical improve...
How to Tune a Mandolin
An old joke: If you've been playing mandolin for 30 years, you've spent 15 years tuning and another 15 years playing out of tune. While it's true that it's not the easiest instrument in the world to get in tune, it's a perfectly manageable task with the r...
How to Get Into the High School of Your Choice
If you’re in 8th grade, you might be getting ready to apply to high schools. This is the first step to prepare yourself for your future career, so it’s a pretty important decision. However, you can ensure that you have a good chance at getting into the sc...
How to Make a No Sew Fleece Blanket
Fleece blankets are perfect for snuggling up on the couch, but do you ever wish had a bit more pizazz? Give that fleece some flair by turning it into a fleece-tie blanket—all you need are a pair of scissors and your hands! In this simple tutorial, we’ll s...
How to Start a BMW (With Comfort Access)
For years it has been taken for granted that starting a car requires turning the key. Some automakers, such as BMW, are challenging that notion. BMW has developed a system known as comfort access that allows you to lock, unlock, and start your car without...
How to Recognize Chronic Fatigue Syndrome Symptoms
Chronic fatigue syndrome, or CFS, is a complex, debilitating disorder that involves ongoing fatigue that is not associated with a primary or underlying medical condition.[1] X Trustworthy Source Mayo Clinic Educational website from one of the worl...
How to Treat Small Cuts or Scratches
You can safely treat small cuts, scratches, and scrapes at home. Before dealing with a minor cut or scratch, wash your hands with soap and water. Wear disposable gloves if available for extra protection of the wound, and for safety if treating someone el...
How to Try Something New
There are many things in the world out there that are worth trying. So, how do you put yourself into the right frame of mind to go out and have a go at netball, or try your hand at cooking? Read these tips to really make your sweetest dream the best reali...
How to Make a Virgin Mojito
Treat yourself to the complex and refreshing blend of mint, citrus, and sugar with this drink that's guaranteed to cut through the summer heat. Even without the rum, this Cuban classic is full of flavor. Keep reading to learn how to make a traditional (mi...
How to Use the Newton's Cradle
The Newton’s Cradle is a device that doubles as a desk ornament and a tool for explaining the basic foundations of physics. It is constructed by mounting a series of balls on strings to a common bar. Usually, 5 balls are present, and when one is allowed t...