The reason why we are in the bathroom today is that for some reason cats are drawn to the bathroom when they're not feeling well.


A cat with a urinary tract infection will often pea right over the drain so if you come in the bathroom and you smell a little cat urine odor or you see a little yellow around the drain that is a good sign that your cat might have a urinary tract infection and you want to rush him to the vet because they can die from UTI's.


Some ways that you can help your cat prevent from getting UTI's and kidney failure is to keep them well hydrated.


I would like to advocate feeding your cat wet food which contains a lot of water.


Basically you want to watch for things like loss of appetite.


Occasionally you will get a cat who loves to drink a lot of water but most cats aren't really good water drinkers.


Their ancestors got most of their moisture from their kill so giving them a wet diet means that they get a lot of moisture in their food like their ancestors did.


From day one you want to take your cat in for an annual health check, even if there is nothing going on.


Once your cat gets to be eight years old you really want to take that cat in once every six months to get a little blood work done, get these things checked out because a lot of things, there are a lot of illnesses that your vet can catch early that don't have to be terminal but if you catch them late, if you wait for your cat to point you to the symptoms, you may find that by that time it is really too late.


You want to check their fur and if their fur gets dehydrated.


You want to pull on it like this and you see how Ben's just sort of pops back down.


If you pull on it like this it will stay up if they're dehydrated and that tells you that something is going on.


They are trying to hide their illness so they try to hide their whole selves.


Fortunately we have some tools that can help us as well.


If your cat is getting a little bit older you might want to consider using a diagnostic litter periodically just as a routine check to make sure that the cat is not ill.


Myth number 1, you are supposed to use your dog's name before you give him every command to get his attention.


Eventually they can add Lucky come, the dog starts moving over.


If your dog is sitting there and you say Lucky down, he may towards you and then you may get mad at him.


Now he is really confused or Lucky stay.


The stationary commands are sit down and stay.


You never want to use your dog's name for those commands.


First thing people do when they bring their puppy or dog home is that they name them.


If you have a hard ceiling, at the very top about 3 feet from the peak.


The reason we put smoke detectors up high is because smoke and heat rises and this is what is going to set the detector off.


Like we said in this case, this is a smoke and carbon monoxide detector.


You can get a carbon monoxide at any Home Depot.


They come in a variety of ways such as ones that can plug into the wall.


Smoke detectors should be checked monthly and every smoke detector has a test button.


In this practice, we are not going to set this one off because we are in an enclosed area and it is very loud.


Batteries should be changed in all smoke detectors twice a year.


It is recommended in good practice to change the batteries when you change your clocks for daylight savings time; once in the Fall and once in the Spring.


In this case what we have here is combination detectors.


This is a smoke and carbon monoxide detector.


We recommend that everyone has a smoke detector in their house.


It should be placed in the hallways and other common areas and should be in front of bedroom doors.


Smoke detectors should be at the highest point of the house such as the top of the ceiling.


We are talking about how to take care of your wig.


In previously we have mentioned washing it and felling up a sink or a basin filled or water.


Once you have done that, you want to get some wig shampoo.


It is especially designed to help condition and wash the fiber so it does not break it down as normal shampoo would.


So you want to go to either the accessory shop or to any of your local wig store to purchase a shampoo specifically made for wig or for wigs so it would help the synthetic hair.


You want to use probably just about a tablespoon of shampoo in the basin or sink.


You don't want too much shampoo cause you don't want to have soapy hair so just a little bit would work.


We would wash out all the dirt and the grime and make it nice and clean for you again.


Now, we're going to talk about how you write dialogue on the page in the formatting process.


Evan says, "Yes, thank you," and then Evan enters.


So, here's a way we can break up the dialogue with action and we can list the dialogue.


Also, down on this line, Sonia says, "Have a seat."


So, we can have Evan sit right there and that gives a little direction inside the dialogue.


Sonia sighs perhaps and that gives a little direction that something she might do in a sound type of capacity but with the dialogue.


And then he says, "Sure," and then she exits.


So here, we have the same page where we have the scene description and let's look at the dialogue.


And then right down here, we have offstage which is denoted by the OS in parenthesis.


That basically means offstage, the character is delivering a line from offstage.


And then we hear some dialogue offstage.


So, here's some of the ways in which we can see dialogue is written on the page.


It's basically written in a back and forth process.


Also, there's a lot of room on this page.


Some of these things will be happening here so that's how the dialogue functions and that's how we lay it out in the page in the formatting of dialogue.


Okay, so we have two characters, Evan and Sonia. Evan says "Hi," Sonia says "Hey," and then we come in for a pause.


So, here's some of the ways in which we can influence dialogue.


So, there we have a pause in the dialogue.


Then, we have Sonia saying, "Do you want to come in?"


Okay we are over here at tub number 2 where we are going to install a PVC pipe drainage system and this pipe doesn't have any holes in it.


You can buy a pipe that is perforated cause this is a thin wall sewer type pipe.


Now we are going to plug the ends of this pipe so that we don't have dirt coming in to the pipes.


On the ends, we are just going to use a can to put in the end and we are going to hold it in place with a little piece of stick.


We are going to do that on both ends of the pipe to provide a barrier for the infiltration of dirt that will choke up our drainage system, like that.


But the problem is with a thin wall sewer pipe that you will buy, it is going to have holes on exactly sides of each other and we are not going to drill like that.


We are going to drill our holes so that the water holes are on the bottom of the pipe but not 180 degrees to each other.


We are going to drill them so that they are just kind of around the corner from each other.


Then we will give an improved way of getting the water out while impeding the infiltration of dirt and many things that will get into there to choke up our little system.


These holes are about a half inch diameter.


It is kind of a generic name that is used for the drill bit or flat spade bit that some people call them.


That does a real nice job of drilling but you can see how we drill primarily on one side of the pipe and there is a reason for that.


Now we're going to learn the lift up with your second hand.


If you hoop to the left, your second hand is your left hand.


Really try to push the hoop forward and keep it in that strong horizontal plane above your head.


Take the hoop to the waist, start hooping in your comfortable direction, take the second hand, notice when the hoops create an opening in front of your body.


Hands dips into the hoop like you're shaking someone's hand, lift, and turn.


Turning is really important in this move.


Hooping at the waist, dipping the hand in, turning, spiraling all the way up into lasso with the second hand.


If you hoop to the right, your second hand is your right hand.


Starting at the waist, look down, watch the hoop.


As the hoop swings around to the front of your body, you're going to take your second hand, dip it in the hoop, grab the hoop as if you're shaking someone's hand, turn with the hoop, and lift it up.


At the waist, your second hand dips into the hoop, grab the hoop, and lift it up all the way up into lasso over the head.


There's one tricky movement that happens with the hand.


As you lift up, the hoop is going to roll over your thumb and into the palm of your hand.


I am a member of the Calcutta Racing Pigeon Club.


So once this pigeon has grown to become an adult pigeon, you cannot remove the ring.


So this number belongs to this pigeon; it cannot be changed.


This ring that you can see is not made in India.


We import the ring from Belgium to prevent anyone from duplicating the ring.


So this is why any people are making the same number of rings.


So this ring is made with aluminum metal ring and the people would just bring the number and the club name and the year and then covered with plastic.


Now this ring is released from the club but 2007 ring is given from the club only after December 1, 2006 and the ring you have to put on the ring on the youngster when they are only about 7 days old.


More than 7 days old then the leg will become sore and it would be difficult to put the ring in.


This pigeon is about more than 2 weeks old and you can see it is impossible to take out the ring or to put in another ring without injuring the leg of the bird.


What we want to talk about right now is the importance of having a good rebounding team.


Now, in the game of basketball, every possession counts and what a rebound means is another chance for your team to either score or less of a chance for the opposing team to get a chance to score.


Rebounding is probably one of the most important parts, fundamental parts of the game of basketball.


If you have a good rebounding team not only will your team get many chances at the basket but also the opposing team, every time they miss it and you get to rebound you'll be able to go to the other end and score, and that's what we all like to do is to go to the other end and score.


So it's very important that each one of your players takes pride in rebounding and that you instill that in your practices and that you work on the fundamental skills of rebounding so that your team is able to get second chance shots and so that you can dominate inside and so that you can keep the other team off the boards and allow your team to score more.


Really concentrate on rebounding, it will make your team much much better.


You have recently wondered what are your rights about free credit report.


Are you entitled to a free credit report.


Hello I'm Robert Todd and I'm here to answer what is the law about free credit reports.


As you know employers often and are allowed by law to check your credit report for their background checks for you with regards to both perspective employment and with existing employment.


The United States Fair Credit Reporting Act entitles you as an individual to receive a free credit report once a year.


Now there are a lot of websites that talk about sending you the free credit report and so forth, beware.


Instead I would site you to annual credit report dot com to receive your free credit report.


And pay attention to your credit report, it's probably not a bad idea to check on this once a year.


I'm Robert Todd and thank you for watching.


Okay, let's talk for a minute about structure.


Traditionally a monologue should have a climax.


And what a climax is, is where the character makes a revelation.


Some big action occurs that they have been talking about prior to it.


So, think of the monologue structure as kind of an arc.


We're building to something, that big something happens and then we can taper it down.


Also, remember you only have one or two minutes to get the job.


So always, always pick a monologue with a strong opening line.


But what we're looking at is what needs to be in this one or two minutes with regards to material.


Many monologues are more talking about something, just chatting.


But you must have a strong opening line and really you need a strong closing line.


But that is not, the closing is not absolutely as imperative as the opening line. You want a STONG opening. HEY, LISTEN TO ME!!!


And then your closing, the thing about the closing, the last line it should be very clear, I'm done.


I have seen way too many monologues that just kind of ended.


And left me, the director, wanting more.


Well, regardless of where you find the monologue, if you put it together or even if you write it yourself, it is important that the monologue makes sense.


You never want to say, okay, I'm finished.


You want to come in with that strong line.


So that's what we got to have in this monologue.


Don't think necessarily so much in the terms of beginning, middle and end.


What is the through line of the character?


Now we are going to go over some measuring rules.


If your eyebrow ends short of that naturally then that's fine, don't make it any shorter, but you want to let that, your fine, fine few hairs end up, that's a natural line, that's your map.


So I've got my inside starting, my outside ending, now your arch right in the middle of your eyebrow, is where your arch should be, the highest point of your eyebrow.


When you're looking straight forward, where the pupil of your eye is, go ahead and open your eye, where the pupil of her eye is I want to hold this straight up above and that's where the highest part of her arch is going to be.


So now I've created, that's all natural lines, no matter what your face shape is.


So now I have actually created an eyebrow map.


Now that I know the shape that I need to take I'm going to kind of embed this in my memory, in my brain, or if you need to remeasure as you go along that's fine.


So now I know where the shape that I want her eyebrows to be.


First of all just take your stick or even your eyebrow brush, something with a straight line and what you want to do is measure from the inside of the nose, I mean, excuse me, the outside of the nose, hold the stick straight up.


That's where the inside of her eyebrow is going to start, right here where this line is.


That's the inside of her eyebrow, which is where it is naturally so that's good.


Then you want to take the same space from her nose and draw an imaginary line again follow it to the outside corner of her eye and that's where the outside of her eyebrow will end.


So, are you interested on how to brush your teeth?


Well, my name is Michelle, and I'm a dental assistant with Solutionz, and I'm going to explain and show you, on how you can brush your teeth.


You're going to want to initially first, angle the bristles directly at like, somewhat of like a ninety degree angle, and you're going to place it, therefore the bristles are touching your gums and your teeth, and then you want to go around in a circular motion.


What you do not want to do, is go back and forth, or go up like this, because that will actually cause your gums to kind of swell, if you're going back and forth,and it will also cause your gums to recede,and then you'll start to become, having sensitive teeth, so you want to go in a circular motion.


That will ensure that you are removing all of the debris and bacteria, off of your teeth, and then you want to start in the front, and work your way towards the back, and then go ahead and open for me slightly, sweetie, and then when you're coming back towards your back teeth, it's always helpful that you close down just a bit, so therefore, it will release your TMJ joint muscle, to give you more room to brush back there, in a circular motion, so go ahead and close down for me.


There you go, just like that, and as you can see, I'm able to stick the toothbrush way back there, and you're making sure you're getting the very back part of your teeth, along with your gums,and you want to do that consistently, all throughout your mouth.


You want to do it on your upper arch, and also on your lower arch.


That will remove any of debris and bacteria from your gums, and then also you want to brush back and forth motion, on top of your teeth and that will remove any debris, and prevent you from having any cavities, and my name is Michelle, and I'm a dental assistant with Solutionz, and I just demonstrated for you on how to brush your teeth.


We have a great girl. She's going to demonstrate for us, on how to brush your teeth. It's pretty simple. First of all, you need the set of teeth, and you need a toothbrush, and a toothpaste.You want to place a small amount of toothpaste on to your toothbrush.


Just basically, you want to cover the bristles of your toothbrush.


Then, you're going to go ahead, and open for me, and actually bite down on your back teeth.


Hi I'm John Graden for the Martial Arts Teacher's Association.


As a fighter and as a coach here are two offensive strategies that once you learn to understand that everything falls into place and quite simply it is a direct attack versus an indirect attack.


If I go direct he is going to clock me as I come in and I don't want that to happen so I go about it indirectly.


I'll throw a little fake on him, draw that punch out, and then finish the attack by stepping in the rest of the distance so it is an indirect attack.


So a direct attack, nothing proceeds it and an indirect attack is usually proceeded by a fake or some kind of draw step or something that sets the attack up.


You want to hit him with the punch or the kick but because of their counter fighting skills or speed or power you'll want to go about it indirectly.


So become a master at direct attacks and indirect attacks and when to use each.


For more information contact me at johngraden.com.


You want to become a master of both but the real intricacy, the real advanced student really becomes a master at the indirect attack.


Joining me from Pro Star Mixed Martial Arts is Mr. Joe Brignoli.


A direct attack just like it implies, I am out where I set point control without a fake, without anything else, I simply step in, pow, and I directly attack him.


That is fine, however, if he is bigger, stronger, faster, more experienced than me, stepping in with a direct attack could be kind of dangerous especially if he is a really good counter fighter.


So I want to become a master of the indirect attack so possibly in this case I'm going to throw a little fake on him.


In other words I'm going to hit him with this jab but I'm going to go about it indirectly.


So I might, I've got this much distance to cover in order to get in there.


Again, we're just going to do it on a series of little cuts.


Pretty soon, it'll just go right through and I'll have my cardboard protecting the carpet area.


You can start to feel when it has gone all the way through your picture or through the foam core.


Again, if you're brand new at this, just start with something small and kind of get a feel for it before you do something much larger.


If you don't want the ruler touching the photo like I did this the first and second times.


Part of the ruler is actually on the photo, but if you don't want that to be on the photo at all, then go ahead and keep it on the outside and just line it up on your photo like this.


Again, make sure that you kind of stretch out a little bit because you will be on the floor cutting for quite a bit.


You need to be able to press down, which is why I like doing it on the floor.


I have that gravity working for me and I can press down.


Again, we're going to go ahead and score this at the very top.


Hi, on behalf of expertvillag.com, my name is Shelly Roberts with AA Callister in Salt Lake City, Utah, I am going to show you some points about how to do buy a winter horse blanket.


Fist I would like to show you what a winter horse blanket is.


It is a body cover that will usually cover from their chest back to their tail and this is Rudy here.


Rudy also has on a hood and we will go into hoods a little later but just a winter horse blanket something to protect your horse from the elements.


Now some people might say why does my horse need a winter horse blanket.


Horses have been around for thousands of years and it's true mother nature has provided them with a layer of head that will protect them from the elements.


But as we have domesticated horses, we've taken them out of their natural environment and put them in places that they wouldn't naturally be like in a snow covered pasture up to 3 feet where they can't get any food vegetation.


So we've had to get horse blankets to provide them with the natural covering that they would need in that environment that mother nature hasn't provide for them.


So we will go over what a horse blanket is, types of horse blankets there are, what sizes there are and how to size your horse for the winter horse blanket.


So that is how to start choosing a horse blanket, a winter horse blanket.


You want to make sure that you always apply your wax in the same direction the hair grows.


The hair will not be removed with the wax if you don't do it in this manner.


If you have wax that you've previously removed, take that and reapply it to the wax the next section that you're ready to take off, because it gives you like a handle, something to grab a hold of and remove that wax.


Wax sticks to wax, so you can go through and dab that on any little pieces that might be left and remove those wax.


So remember, apply with the growth, remove against the growth.


So I'm going, the hair grows down, and it's, sometimes facial hair tends to grow in several directions.


So if this hair grows in the direction then go this way.


If this hair grows in this direction, then go that way and separate your sections.


But make sure you always apply in the way the hair grows, in the direction the hair is growing.


It's growing this way, I'm applying this way.


Remember we're going to put it on nice and thick so we have something to grab a hold of.


And then I'm going to remove against the direction of the hair growth.


And today, we're going to talk about how to self publish your own comic or graphic novel.


You know, here we've had four pages in a row that are captioned.


You would rarely, if ever, see in a movie where there would have that much voice over time.


You're not doing an inferior job as a comic storyteller to use that and to allow yourself to get inside the comic character's head.


Obviously, there have been any number of successful comic movies lately, and they certainly have some things in common.


Comics are a visual medium and movies tend to be a visual medium as well.


Although as we said, with comics you have an unlimited special effects budget.


But, the thing to remember about comics is that they're also a literary medium.


With comics, you have time and you can control the pacing.


It's, it's not like a movie where you're, you're paying for every single minute.


And, if you want to do a voice over and include captions, that's fairly easy to do.


Another thing to look out for and this can be very important.


Quite often hats have inner tags and even though the lining on this particular, this is a canvas hat, a safari hat with a snap on the side as you'll see, even though this hat is lined with a gentle cotton that would find very good on your head, it actually has a harsh embroidered tag on the back of it that can be very very uncomfortable.


Look out for tags, bows, seams and joins because while they might not feel bad during the three seconds during the time you are in the hat shop once that hat is on your head for four or five or six hours they can begin to chaff, wear, and become a complete annoyance and now you have spent, $20, $30, or $50 on a hat you are not going to wear any more and that is just not good sense.


For example, if our cheer is go go, G-O, go team go.


The most prominent and easy words of that cheer are going to be go team go.


We're going to want to start off with go team go, and then everyone knows what cheer we're going to do, you're going to be ready, and you're going to take one beat to get into the cheer.


First and foremost, you usually want to let the captain go ahead and call a couple of cheers.


Sometimes we'll go in order down the formation.


Other times, it can just be a free fall.


Whenever you feel the motivation to start your cheer, you're going want to make sure everyone is paying attention.


Go ahead, and this is where our volume is going to come into play.


I'm going to show you some cheerleading squad cheers today.


Then everyone should be ready to go ahead and go forth to perform the whole cheer.


We're going to talk about chants and I'm going to demonstrate some that you can take to your squad.


Now that we're at a game, we need to figure how we're going to do what cheer when.


We don't just want to do them in the same order every game because then it's going to get boring.


We're going to get sick of it, and also how are we going to know when to start these cheers.


It's really important to learn how to call a cheer.


The way we're going to call a cheer is to pick out the most prominent words and motions of the cheer.


If the cake happens to fall in you can just flip it over and use the bottom side to frost.


The cake could fall if you don't modify the recipe for high altitudes or if you open the oven to much and cool air will cause it to fall.


The timer just went off we're going to check the cakes and I'm going to stick this knife down in the center and it came out clean.


There's no batter on it so now we're going to take the cake out when you cooling the cakes it's important not to cool it on the oven.


So you suppose to put them on cooling racks so that they can cool but I don't have cooling racks so I'm just going to use this pan turn it upside down and cool them that way.


Hi, I'm Stan DeFreitas, Mr. Green Thumb.


This is a Mother-In-Law's tongue, sometimes called Sansevieria.


As far as the plant goes, it grows well in a good, peaty type soil, but you can grow it in just about anything; sand, rocky, it doesn't matter.


This plant can be grown inside in a bright area or even a low lit area.


Good water soluble plant food maybe once every two to three months should be fine, or you can add some extra fertilizer at planting time.


Sansevieria, good plant if you're trying to make sure the plant won't die.


For On Gardening I'm Stan DeFreitas, Mr. Green Thumb.


And the Mother-In-Law's Tongue, well you kind of get the idea where the name came from.


This plant is one of those succulent kind of plants that's really tough.


This is almost a brown thumber's favorite plant.


You really have to try to kill this plant once it's established.


Probably not that cold hardy, but this plant sometimes called say Mother-In-Law's Tongue or it used to be called hemp plant as well.


They used to grow this plant and they would actually peel the leaves and make a type of hemp rope from it also.


A little trivia that you may not have known.


Now that we have our dough we will set that to the side and I will show you how to make the orange zest that we will need next.


All you need to do is take a small grater and with your orange grate until you have 1/4 cup.


Keep rotating your orange so you don't actually get into the fruit part, we just want the rind.


It does take a little while, alright we final have our 1/4 cup of orange zest we're now going to add this to the rest of our dough.


Hi, I'm magician Paul Weatherbee, and I'm going to show you a magic trick.


I'm going to need to borrow a dollar from a spectator.


Okay, I'm going to take your dollar bill.


I'm going to cover it up with this handkerchief, and better yet, what we'll do is, grab it right by the top here.


Now, I've got a magic...magic knife right here, New York style credit card.


Sir, could you please come on up with your dollar?


One, two, three, and the dollar is gone!


Take the dollar out of the orange and make sure that the serial number matches.


Now, I'm going to tell you how this trick is done.


First you get an orange, and you cut the end off the orange.


You stick a pencil in the orange, and then you roll up a dollar bill.


Before you roll it up, write down the serial number.


And then you stick it into the orange, and put the little knob back on.


In the cloth, I have a piece of rolled up paper sewn in the hem.


That way, when the person is holding it, they think it's really the dollar.


So, when I write down the serial number of their dollar, I've already written this down, and I just act like I'm writing this down.


I take their dollar as I'm reaching for the knife, and put it in my pocket, then give them this wadded up piece of paper to hold.


And then the rest is just cutting open the orange to reveal the dollar.


Have fun, and keep the magic in your life.


I'm going to write down the serial number of that dollar, because as you know, each dollar has a separate serial number.


That's the way they can be identified later.


Okay, I'd like you to take your dollar bill and roll it up, if you would.


Just roll it right up and place it into my left hand.


Hi this is Yolanda Vanveen from Vanveen bulbs dot com.


And in this segment we are going to talk about how to grow indoor plants with artificial lights.


And it seems to be just enough for them to do even better then if they didn't get any light at night.


And I found just a little bit of artificial light goes a long way.


And all it takes whether it's a little light in your laundry room or a light in your bathroom or even a light in your office.


If you put a plant underneath that light when the light's on at night it might be just enough for that plant to do really well.


So of course the sun light is the best for plants. But not all of us live in areas where even when the sun is out and there's so many clouds to cloud it up, you are just not getting enough light in the house.


So by just even having a few lamps or a few lights or using the lights that you already have, sometimes you can use clip on lights and sometimes even a night light over a plant will make all the difference.


And try it that's what my case is, try it you never know what plants will do.


A lot of plants don't need much light to survive.


And they will do very well indoors even if it's a tiny night light above them.


Now we all love our plants outside in our garden, but we can also enjoy plants inside.


So try to plant your plants inside under a light and see how they do.


If they are not doing so well move them into a sunnier window, and if they are doing really well, then leave them where they are at.


But gardening can be really enjoyable inside or outside and you don't even need to have sunlight.


And you don't need to have a really sunny window and you don't need to have a lot of artificial light for them to grow well.


You only need a little light and I found plants really survive well indoors with a little help with just a little artificial light.


I have found this window is the best window in my whole house for plants to grow.


It is east facing so it gets the sun that comes up in the morning and then there is no sun in the afternoon.


I've got this artificial light up here that is on every night.


It's about the only light that I leave on in this part of the house.


And it's just enough light for all the plants to have light at night as well.


Hi I'm Tim Gipson and I'm going to talk to you about how to use steel wool.


Now when we are using steel wool, steel wool comes in various coarseness and fineness.


Now you have and they are graded by numbers so you may have a steel wool that is 2 or 3, any numbers like 1, 2, or 3 represent a coarse steel wool and that might be something that you use as far as removing rust from metal, using WD40 or an oil type of finish so if you have some rough machine parts that you want to clean up using a coarse steel wool.


Then you get into the steel wools that are finer such as a 0 or a 00 or 000 and those are the type of steel wools that you use for something like this is when you are refinishing furniture or putting finishes on furniture.


What the steel wool allows you to do is get a really smooth surface as opposed to using a fine sand paper so we'll use the steel wool so in this case if we have put a coat of varnish or urethane or a shellac on this and we are in between coats then we can use the steel wool.


Now it is usually a good idea to have a neoprene or latex glove or a rubber glove that you are using when you are using steel wool because little shavings can come off and can embed in your skin so it is good to have some kind of protection but when we are using steel wool we are going to use it just like we would any sand paper and we are just going to rub it and we're going to go with the grain so it is very important when you are refinishing wood that you always use any type of sand paper or any type of steel wool you are putting very very fine scratches into the surface so you always want that to go with the grain so that it won't show up.


So again it works just like using steel wool is just like using sand paper and we can just work back and forth and what it does is it really can give you a very fine surface in between your coats of your urethane, shellac or lacquer or polyurethanes.


So I'm Tim Gipson and that's how to use steel wool.


In our first clip we're going to actually talk about the construction of the mirrors.


They're unbreakable, and one of the reasons being unbreakable is I have the boxers stand about where they can punch the mirror and then step about a half a foot back.


So too many times they'll be stepping in and they'll be actually hitting the mirror, which is really not what we want to do.


But just in case they do, we don't want them to break.


The reason we've got them cut down to about a foot square is we used to use a full-length mirror, and some of the boxers still use the full-length mirrors in their shadowboxing, etcetera, but that doesn't give you the actual circumference of your head of a target-type position.


Even with a full length mirror if you take a magic marker and draw a circle around it you'll get the effect of a target, but this gives you that much more.


Once you duck down you're out of the mirror, and that's the best thing about having just the 1 foot mirror.


That way you're limited to just that one foot.


Once you're out of there, you're out of that mirror.


So, we're going to use about an inch of the hot water, just enough to let the tea steep.


There's one tea bag, just let the tea steep for a little bit and we're going to fill up this with cold water over the ice, so I'm going to add the cold water to it so all the ice doesn't melt.


And, pour it over the ice, I usually leave the tea bag in it.


If you want to add honey or cream you can do that when it's in the hot water so that it will dissolve and that's an iced tea.


Watch our next segment and I'll show you how to make another drink.


Hi my name is Mary Thinnes and I'm a skin care expert.


I'm going to go through prepping the skin to repair it for the chemical peels.


After you've rinsed off the cleanser off the skin, you want to prep the skin with the papaya.


Papaya is going to break down those dead skin cells and its going to help the chemicals penetrate into the skin as well.


If you have dead skin cells built up on the surface, nothing is going to come in and nothing is going to go out.


Basically papaya is just a little bit of like a gel as you can tell.


And since most people don't have a steamer at home, you want to keep it on the skin for about twenty minutes without steam.


If you have a steamer you want to keep it on the skin for ten minutes.


But, without a steamer, you're going to keep it on for twenty.


And then, once twenty minutes is up, you're going to remove it with a wet cloth.


First, what you want to do is put on gloves to protect your hands because it will cause peeling on your hands.


And that's the first step in prepping the skin for chemical peels.


I'm going to take a brush, dip it in some water, put some of the cleansing gel on it, and then I'm going to cleanse the skin.


You want to do it in just a circular motion.


Don't be too aggressive on the skin just cleanse it.


Just making sure you get off all the impurities so that your skin is properly prepped for the peel.


And so that the chemicals and treatments that you're going to do from here on out are actually going to penetrate into cleansed skin not contaminated skin.


So, to conclude the "leave it" command, it is going to be a very important command to train your dog not to eat, chew or dig certain items.


You can use this command whether something falls off a bathroom counter, a kitchen counter, if your dog is attempting to counter surf for food, or if you're on a walk and the dog attempts to eat a Taco Bell wrapper or cat poop.


To illustrate again, we will start with a tin man, bait the dog to get attention, lightly down on one knee, gently hold the collar, place the treat down a foot and a half away, hold three to five seconds and release with the command "take."


As I said, you can use any release command, but get your dog in tune to the same word so they know it's acceptable to eat, smell or chew something upon that release command.


By practicing the "leave it," it also will show your dog that you're the boss.


What we want to talk about now is, when kicking an extra point or a field goal, you want to have the proper kicking mechanisms.


You see he has his body straight up and when he kicks through watch how high his leg extension is when he kicks through (video demo).


He has good mechanics, he has his body open, when he comes through he explodes the leg through, he keeps it straight and he kicks it up as high as he possibly can.


You can see if he was bent over he would not have been able to get that leg extension.


It's all about kicking the ball and getting the most out of your body when you make the kick.


We're going to see what it looks like at full speed.


Watch his balance as he approaches, in the way he kicks his leg through and up, and how he gets good height when he kicks the ball through (video demo).


You can see his balance as he comes through.


Everything was straight, everything was exploding through the ball, very good and balanced.


What we're talking about first of all is, obviously, balance.


When you approach the ball to kick a field goal, you do not want to be leaned over.


If you lean over you can't get good leg extension.


You'll only be able to kick your leg up as high as you're bent over and that won't allow you to kick it very far.


You also don't want to be on your back foot.


When you plant you don't want to be leaning backward or you'll kick the ball straight up in the air.


Hi, my name is Rachel, and I'm the owner of austinstylewatch.com, street fashion site, and I'm also a freelance fashion reporter, and today, I'm going to talk to you about how to choose a charm, for your charm bracelet.


If you're doing gold, you're going to always want to stick with solid gold.


If you don't like to stick with that standard theme, and you kind of want to get kooky with what you're doing,there' a lot of different turns on charms out there, that will bring a little color into your bracelet.


You can look for enamel charms, that have been colored in with the glass enamel.


You can also look for, and these are a little pricey, but jewels and gems inside charms, to kind of make the bracelet a little more upscale.


I also wanted to talk about two other types of charm bracelets, that have kind of come up in popularity, with charm bracelets resurgence, and that's the European Charm Bracelet, which is really a combination of different types of silver, and jeweled beads, so it's definitely nothing like what we think of, as the American Charm Bracelet, and there's also the Italian Charm Bracelet, and these, you'll see a lot of different stores nowadays,and they're flat bracelets with charms kind of riveted into it, and it's connecting links, so that's how you get in the different little charms, is the links of the bracelet, so this has been how to choose a charm, for your charm bracelet.


Actually, depending on how you're judging it, way, way far back.


They were popularized as Catholic symbols, and tools to show your beliefs, and then they came back in the 50's as kind of kitschy little pieces, that teens collected, and each charm on bracelets in the 50's, would usually represent an important moment in a person's life.


You'd have a 16th birthday one, you'd have a marriage one, you'd have a graduation one, so it's sort of like a story on a bracelet.


It kind of fell out of fashion, during the 70's, when disco era, big chains, came in, but charm bracelets have made a recent resurgence, and that makes buying a charm, really easy right now, so there's a lot of places selling them.


There's a lot of companies bringing it back,and the trade of vintage charms, has become really big, so when you're selecting charms for a charm bracelet, assuming you don't yet have your bracelet, it's something to think about, before you really get started collecting.


When you get the bracelet, you sort of commit to a motif.


If you're going to get a gold one, you kind of commit to gold.


If you're going to get a silver one, you kind of commit to silver, colors, expense, sterling silver versus cheap. If you're going to want to keep a theme, with your whole bracelet, you're going to want to put some thought, when you're first buying it, into what color,what look for the long term, are you going to really want, so when you decide that theme, you're going to want to stick with a light metal, so if you're doing silver, you're going to always want to stick with sterling silver.


Myth number 7: my dog fears me and he know who's boss.


She told me my dog responds me, she comes to me, but she respects my husband more.


Well, the dog has to listen to you too, I told her.


Husband comes in late, dog's all over the place.


She's like we have to do something about this dog.


He yells at the dog, "Go to the kitchen!"


Like a bullet. I ask him the question, "Does the dog come to you when you call him?" He told me, "Well, apart from all these other problems we're having with the dog, I need to my dog to come to me when I call him."


What happen there is he got his result lesson taught.


He got the dog to do exactly what he wanted him to do, but he taught him the wrong lesson.


You need fear in your dog so that he respects you.


The lesson he taught him is to be fearful of him.


When he gets into the kitchen now the dog's in a back room, because that's the lesson that he taught him.


His got to the kitchen training when down the drain.


There's a difference between respect, which he was not respecting him, that's what she thought, and fear.


You want to make sure that your dog does things because he feels good about doing it.


Out of fear you're going to have all kinds of behavioral problems later also.


Apart from him being fearful of you, right?


The other day for example there was a customer where the German Shepherd was just jumping all over her.


A really good thing to have in your studio if you're producing a lot of pieces is a damp area that's designated to keep pieces damp.


Now, the way that this works, I have built into a metal shelving unit, I've added side pieces and then cross bars.


And shelves can come in and out of these cross bars.


When I'm throwing pieces that I take directly off the wheel, I can set them right onto this shelf, and then slide it into this damp area, or if I've thrown them on a bat I can set the bat on the shelf.


Now the benefit of doing this, is that you don't have to throw plastic over pieces that are still very wet, which can often leave marks, it can deform them, it can do a lot of things that are kind of unpleasant and cause you to do a lot of work later that you didn't want to have to do.


So this has a front door made of plastic.


It's completely enclosed, all the way around, with plastic, and then it's just got a large drape that comes over the front.


Now, when I'm going to leaves for a long period of time in here and I want them to stay damp, I'll spray down the damp area, and then I will tape the sides shut, so that no air flow will go through there.


And on not incredibly dry days you can keep things in there for days on end without having a problem and they'll stay damp for you.


It's a really great way to save you some time and save you some effort.


Remember you are going to grip the racket and you turn it like that so the racket faces open.


If I have a bad grip I can hit all types of bad shots but if I have the proper grip I am going to be much more cognizant of staying away from the ball and hitting a good shot.


So the idea of why the grip is such a simple concept but it is so overlooked because people are always looking for those big improvements but the fastest way to improve your game is to get a good grip so that once again it is that open face on both sides so you see how you open the face and if you do that you will be able to hit a nice loft on the ball and you will have a good shot so remember with an open face that is an easy shot.


With a closed face it is no good so open the face and your game will be good.


Grip the racket and turn it like that and that is what it should look like.


If you have a nice grip it allows you to come underneath the ball and open the face, under spin is the key to good squash.


It is not like tennis where we hit top spin.


In this game if you hit top spin you are going to drive it in to the tin and you are going to lose a lot of points.


To be able to get the ball deep into the court you are going to have to have the racket open so you can hit the ball with some loft so the grip is really the foundation of everything.


If you have a good grip that is going to force you to move in certain ways.


See if I have a bad grip where I can use arm and shoulder I can move the ball any way I want because I will just adjust with my hand and arm but I will hit a bad shot virtually every time.


Here I have a puff sleeve and I have a thin band and a bow at the bottom of it as a closure.


You could do a tie, anything, but that's your closure right there.


Basically it's going to have the same arm hole as your shell, as your basic sleeveless shell.


And again, how much puff you want is determined by how much fabric you're using.


Remember you have to put in all the fabric that you use that creates the puff is going to naturally measure more than the arm hole does.


So you have to gather it and put it in, and the more you gather it, the more fabric you gather the more of a puff you get.


And then on the opposite end at the bottom of the band you do the exact same thing pretty much.


You take a band of fabric of given measurement, typically whatever is going to fit around that person's arm, and you bring the bottom of your puff, all the fabric that creates the bottom of the puff, gathered together and sewn into the band, and then that creates the bottom of the puff.


This is a type of skirt that I use when I go creeking and in a bigger water situations as well.


This particular one made out under it's a little durable than a touring kayak skirt it also has a enclosure resistant bar and that's this bar right here it's built in with the skirt so that water can't punch through it and take it off of me while I'm in the kayak.


It has an elastic that goes all the way round towards back and a pull tab, this pull tab is important cause this is how to get out of the kayak and I'm going to show you how to put it on as well.


When you put the skirt on the boat you want to grab the back of the elastic of the skirt pop it around the back coaling the back of the cockpit coaling which is this ram that sticks out from the boat make sure it's on there pretty snug so when you pull on the skirt it stays on flip the pull grab group push it all the way forward get it over the front of the cockpit combing run your fingers all the way back, make sure the sides are on as well so that no water can come in then your skirt is on.


You want to get your out of the boat when you take your skirt off you pull the pull grab loop give it a good snug it comes off the first time that's great, if you need to run your fingers back toward the back of the cockpit combing that's good as well just make sure it's all the way off, pull your knees together push out of the boat and then your done.


These are also two other common instruments that a dentist uses basically everyday of their career.


One being the straw, the straw is basically a way of evacuating or eliminating all the spit and saliva that's in you're mouth while were doing dental procedures.


There is basically an unlimited potential for dentist depending on what they pursue.


It's obviously dictated by how big their personnel is and the size of the practice that they have.


I know dentist that make as little as $120 and I tell you dentists that make as much as a million.


And again it's all variable based on you know, what sort of services they provide how large their staff is, how large that their patient clientele is, certainly where they're practicing.


It's definitely growing a recent statistic approximately a year or two ago has suggested that for every four dentist that were retiring only one dentist was entering into school.


Which is an outstanding feature for some one who's pursuing the career of dentistry because there's a lot of dentist that are baby boomers and because of that the access to dental care is becoming decrease very rapidly so it's a great time for someone to pursue dentistry.


This is what's called a dental hand piece or core drill and this is the device that's typically used to help remove the cavity or the filling out of a tooth to help us fix it.


Every geographical location dictates the income of the dentist.


Now typically, typically a dentist if I'm not mistaken the household income of a dentist I believe in 2004 was approximately $129,000.


That again can be very variable because depends certainly on the location where your at.


Some dentist will work as little as three days a week, some work six days a week, some work Fridays some work Saturdays there's a lot of flexibility in the schedule and it also goes hand in hand with fact that whether or not the dentist is working for himself or a group practice, or a hospital or even the military.


So there's a lot of variability you know, in the salary of a dentist depending upon where you are, who you're working for, and also how long you've been practicing.


If you're going into like a residency so you want to get additional training, it may be starting as little as $50 or $60,000 or if you go directly into private practice which is what most people do when they graduate dental school they could start out for as much as probably I'd say as much as $100 to $120,000.


Green tea, you need to keep in mind, the best ones come from China and Japan.


In addition green tea has moderate amount of caffeine, because it's still processed a little bit.


The pan firing is done to keep the tea leaves green.


After that they would take it off the wok or the steamer and let the leaves dry on their own.


But in Chinese version, they would roll into various shapes and sizes and such.


Green tea also is not fermented, is a term that's used a lot.


Once you've picked green tea, what's usually done it's taken automatically into heat.


In Japan they would steam it, in China they would pan fire it and put it into a big wok and add heat to it to stop the tea leaves from withering.


The brew will have a light gold to a green tint.


The Japanese tea you will see a darker emerald type of green.


And in this regard, green tea has a lot of antioxidants that's not present in other teas such as Oolong or black.


These moldings here I tend to use in a cowboy type thoughts.


This particular one here I used around a lady who had won her ribbon for roping a cow.


This is actually something that you can put around a document, you can put it around a photo or put it around a piece of art, and it is going to fit in almost everyones home.


They had a picture of her roping the cow, the cow that helped her win the ribbon.


Her husband is a great cowboy, he is very cowboy he wears cowboy hat, blue jeans, boots the whole bit.


And she told me I need this to hang in my husbands office and you know how much of a cowboy he is.


So I got to looking at the picture and decided that I wanted to use this with it cause it just look like him.


Several of these are the same way they are very much cowboy looking.


They fit in other things as well but I tend to reach for them often when I'm dealing with my cowboy people or my country people.


Because they just fit it is a very earthy frame.


Most cowboys are very earthy people, people are very earthy people and they tend to lean not as fancy as thought.


The first thing that you want to do is you want to think in terms of creating voiceless sounds through your lips.


I want you to blow air through your lips, just allowing them to flutter.


Sometimes you might do that when you get frustrated, you might blow air through your lips.


And you want to do that 4, 5, 6 times, allowing your lips to flutter.


I'm sorry, that makes my nose itch, that fluttering.


The next thing that you want to do is blow vibration through.


So the first time through we just have that little tickle-y flutter, and now we really want to put a hard, vibrating sound on our lip, where you really get a vibration, you really get a nose itching kind of really vibrating feeling.


So a light flutter, a voiceless sound, and then a hard-voiced flutter of the lips.


That's the first thing that you want to do to get your lips warmed up.


Today, we're going to be talking about road cranks.


And they've made the bearings that go into the frame much larger because they now sit it outside of the frame.


All of this adds up to extreme stiffness, strength, and a great riding crank that can make a big difference in your riding and your power.


This can be a great upgrade to any road bike out there.


One of the top names in the business, of course, is Shimano.


Shimano is one of the companies that really is a pioneering company for both lightweight, strength, durability.


With this particular crank we're going to look at today is their top-of-the-line Dura-Ace crank.


What I've got here is a very interesting cutaway which really shows how they get that lightweight but yet extremely stiff and strong crank.


Again, to distribute that power from our pedals now right through to the drive crank to propel us froward quicker.


They made the entire crank hollow, all this being done while it's done in a casting process.


We've also made the axle integrated into the crank arm itself, makes for a much stronger, much larger axle.


So now, we're going to look at how to string a classical guitar.


Bring it around and bring it underneath the string.


And then we'll bring it down a little bit so we have a little bit of room and enough slack so that we can bend it again and push it through.


Now once we've done that, we should be able to take it and do one more, just like that.


And then, we will pull the string very tightly so that we can get that all the slack.


We have the post turned so that the hole is facing us.


We just put the string through the hole, in this way.


This is much more flexible, this little couple of inches at the end of the string.


So we're going to go ahead and we're going to tie on, we're going to change the sixth string on this guitar, or the low E string.


It allows us to put a little knot in, if we choose to.


There are several different methods of locking.


So what I'm doing is I'm holding the tension on both sides of this little knot that we've tied.


And as we do this, you can, if you choose to, even again wrap the end of the knot back around the string.


And it'll stay enough so that we can simply pull.


We're turning the key and rolling the post.


And that pulls this string that we are turning onto the post over the top of our knot on the outside, if you notice.


When I say the outside, I mean the outside of the hole on the post, you see.


And then after we've done that once, maybe twice, where we've come around to our tie.


Now, we can go ahead and take our string and bring it across.


As you see, we've brought it across our first wind around the peg, or the post.


Now, some strings will have an excess amount of length on the string.


And you will check it, and you can go ahead and cut it.


You want to just make sure you've got a good three inches or so.


We're keeping a consistency of tension as we're putting the string on the guitar, which helps a whole lot in the string's ability to hold its tune once you're done.


And we're going to start by; a lot of times, you'll have strings, your classical guitar strings, you'll notice that at the end they'll have a little bit of winding that kind of thins out, and you'll have an inch or two.


And we kind of keep the same amount of tension.


As the string gets closer to the neck, the tension obviously increases.


You'll notice that at the end, where the string is a different width.


And that you'll use at your top, through the headstock.


The classical guitar, you'll have holes for each string.


And what you're going to do is put the string through in this direction, towards the bottom of the guitar.


We'll wrap the string around once underneath.


It's really good to take your child to the restroom as frequently as possible because in the beginning of potty training they don't know when they have to go and when they do they're going to just go in their clothes.


They don't know how to hold it like you and I, eventually they're going to get to the point where they're going to but when they're really small they get really into what they're doing.


If they're playing they don't want to stop playing, it's better to just drag them out of whatever they're doing and say, "it's time to go to the restroom" and they're going to go.


Now we're going to talk about what some things not to do that can create a lot of ill will and problems in relationships with regard to communication.


Thus, the climate of the workplace, the climate of the school classroom, the climate of any type of environment can be regulated by the people who gossip, and the energy that that gossip puts out.


Basically, the bottom line on gossip, is it is a negative thing that is very hard to repair.


And should be, no matter how difficult, avoided at all costs.


Just sacrifice not being in the in group.


Well, it's social talk that makes evaluations about another person when they're not there to defend themselves, basically.


But gossip actually does a lot of other things well.


It can create some very negative things which if you're in it; it might not seem negative, but to the outsider looking in, can be very negative.


Gossip can create an in group, the group that gossips together.


Can cause, can help regulate the behavior of an organization.


Sleep as a model is very important, you want to make sure that you get at least 8 hours of sleep a day and I know itâs hard because with your schedule on shoots, on set itâs very hard to get at least 8 hours of sleep a day.


So, you want to try to schedule it in your calendar to where you can get may be 1 or 2 hours here, another hour there, to add up to a full 8 hours of sleep.


The effects of lack of sleep are tremendous, I mean your eyes, it shows in your eyes, your face, how you carry yourself and how you do your work.


You also want to make sure that when you get your sleep, how little it may be at a time that itâs actual restful sleep and another way to do that is maybe by doing some meditation or listening to soft classical music while youâre sleeping.


Like I said you want to schedule it in your calendar to make sure that you can work in at least 8 hours of sleep especially while youâre on set.


To sleep is so important as a model, you donât want to get old before your time.


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And they have a nice heavy feel to them, and are usually not too expensive.


The third step is then bring your pitcher back up, submerge the tip back into the milk, and keep swirling until you reach the right temperature.


So what I'm going to do to steam the milk for a single latte is drop the steam wand down in to where this tip of the steam wand is below the surface of the milk and turn on the steam wand.


There's then three processes that go into steaming the milk for the latte and the first is after I turn it on, I have the tip on the steam one submerged below the surface of the milk with the steam one resting in this ridge and I have the pitcher held at the right angle, so that the milk is swirling inside the pitcher.


You got to keep it swirling until right when you feel the milk warm up.


You feel it kind of match the temperature of your hand and its right at about 100 degrees and then you're going to want to drop it down toward the tip of the steam wand is just above the surface of the milk.


That's going to start introducing air into the milk and that's where you make your foam.


Now that we're making a latte, you're not going to do that quite as long as you would for a cappuccino.


See there's less foam goes into a latte.


We're going to go and cover the handle of the wagon, with some tissue paper, make it a little bit more decorative.


For that, we'll use a different color, and we're going to use the same glue that we used for the green tissue paper, over the body of the wagon.


We just go ahead and coat the entire surface of the paper towel holder, and once it's fully coated, we'll go ahead and take pieces of the tissue paper, and we'll just lay it across, the same way that we did to the shoebox, to the body of the wagon.


It doesn't really matter how it's laid across.


It gives it a nice effect, even if it's not fully spread out, so that it lays completely flat, and the tissue paper, will also be a fun activity for the kids, that can give them more time to glue and paste.


Make sure that you take pieces, and cover up all of the spaces.


The wagon can be used to actually play with, because it does move, or it could just be used as a decoration to put things inside, and to be left, into a child's room.


I've seen people even use this type of project to put plants and things inside, and in a playroom or a kid's room, so there's a lot of things you can do.


It's a really nice project, and gives a lot of room for creativity, as you can decorate it, and cover it in any way you want, so now I've showed you how to cover the handle, and finish the project for the wagon.


I'm going to lay in this shot and I want to show you something.


Now you can see from this angle the V, that's what we're looking for the V or, or what I want to say, the funnel.


More space is provided, more a, dew is created and it spills into the bucket.


And we all, like I said, we also have the top for the, a, the rain water.


So that's the whole theory behind the solar still.


The reason why again is if it rains tonight this, the rain that will hit here is going to run down this V towards the stone into the bucket.


The morning dew collects underneath it so this is why it's shaped the way it is as you can see the, the strong funnel V so if you have it like this you know you're in good shape.


The stones right over the, the slit and now let's, let me explain the whole theory behind all this work.


You ever hear of the green house effect?


When water is enclosed it creates this, this precipitation, this dew.


We have water like I showed you earlier in the ground here and when it, this tarp heats up it creates the green house effect and the dew from that water will start to form on the underneath of this V, V tarp, and funnel tarp.


As it accumulates more and more it'll make space, it'll actually push the, the, the dew into the bucket and more dew will start to accumulate on the tarp and it'll keep doing this process as more dew drips in there it creates more open space.


And more of that rain water heats up and creates more dew on the tarp so it's this constant cycle of the dew forms spills into the bucket.


Ok. Now, that Myra's hair is sectioned off and I'm ready to apply color I want to mix my color. You don't want to mix your color too early.


You don't want to be too vigorous with it.


You can see that everything has been mixed all the way through.


There's no lightener or color separated.


If you shake it too much, it actually heats up the molecules and speeds up the color process.


Make sure that cover, that hole is covered.


Because, it actually starts the color process at that time.


So, in my bottle I have nothing but my hair color.


This is after I've been to the store, chose the right color.


And, this actually has measuring lines on the bottle itself.


So, I'm going to follow my measuring lines.


Apply my developer, which now once you apply the developer the color starts to process.


Make sure you cover the opening with your finger.


There's so many beautiful stained glass pieces to choose from.


It almost seems silly to incorporate other things, but why not?


Here's an example of a piece in which I used a couple of multimedia highlights.


Most of this is stained glass, but I have a glass bead up here, I have glitter glass windows, the Millifiore flowers as a doorknob, and flowers in the grass.


It adds texture, depth, and a touch of class.


In this piece, I used stained glass to make the bamboo, I used tempered glass for the background.


Tempered glass is really easy to find in a city like SanFransisco when people get their car windows broken.


It's also easy to find if you know contractors who break down shower doors or shower windows.


All that glass is tempered and can make a beautiful sparkling effect on your piece.


Remember, you have a lot of creativity in this project so be creative, go wild, go crazy, use colors or don't.


Just enjoy the process, be patient with yourself and have a good time.


Sometimes I like to use little glitter glass in my pieces or glass beads.


You can also feel free to use little tiles, some come in shapes already precut for you.


They're Italian made, they're called millifiore, million flowers.


They can add nice little highlights and touches in your pieces.


This is a Buddha from a trip I took to Thailand.


I'm going to be doing pressure points on the head, all going towards the crown.


When you have a headache, this is a great way to relieve the stress of the headache.


It might not take care of it, but it will relieve the stress of the headache.


I'm using my thumbs going down the center of the back of the head.


I'm going towards the crown. If we had a headache, I'd probably be staying there a little bit longer. Maybe not necessarily using my thumbs, but I can also use my middle finger or my index finger, or both and just staying there a little bit longer.


When I get to the crown, I give it a nice double thumb pressure.


Using your oil lamps and converting them to electric is a really great way to make them functional today in our homes today.


So what I suggest is you take the number one burner and you just unscrew it and take it off and take this number one that has been electrified and I put the globe right on it.


They are all going to be a little bit different but I like to make sure the shade is covers that portion of the lamp and this seems to fit just about the right size and I will show you.


It has the exact same size of the threads on the bottom that you can see that are going to fit right into the center of the collar of the oil lamp.


So you are going to screw that right on to the base; very simple, easy to do.


An inexpensive way to convert your oil lamps to functional oil lamps today.


So there you have your lamp with your electric burner on top and you can take any one of these shades.


It does not necessarily have to be one of these shades but I find that this size in particular fits this particular lamp and you will see that you are going to have to measure the size of the height, width and clip of each of these shades to make them fit proportionally with your lamp.


Ideally when you put a shade onto a lamp like this, you don't' want to see the brass collar here.


You want it to come down to the old collar that would make it proportionally to the lamp.


You have about as much space up here as you have down here on this particular lamp.


Alright, for indoor and outdoor hockey, roller hockey, you need a ball for outdoor and for indoor you would want to use a specified roller hockey puck.


They sell them to, they'll sell them to any sporting goods store would have them.


It just doesn't work very well if you have a lot of cracks, stuff like that.


So typically outdoors what you want is just a roller hockey ball.


It just works good rolling around out here.


You can stick handle really good with it.


You can go there and check it out and they can tell you which ones are the best ones or whatever.


Basically a roller hockey puck is basically the same size as a regular ice hockey puck.


But at the pro shop they would be able to explain it a little bit better, and you can check it out.


You can use them outdoor too if you want.


Of course, it's very difficult to tell, so you're going to use the test.


Right there it's still a little bit greasy, but you can hear on the side over here.


It might also be a problem on the glass inside of your microwave oven, so you want to probably use some all-purpose cleaner on the inside of that to keep it clean and streak free.


As well as the boiled water technique works for cleaning out baked on gunk from the top, sides, and even bottom of your microwave, water alone is not going to help if you have some slick butter or grease that's been spilled inside that microwave.


For that, we're going to need something to cut the grease.


I'm going to use an organic all-purpose cleaner.


You do not want to spray it in your microwave.


You've got vents all over the sides and the top, which can easily get cleaner in them and that's going to potentially mess up your microwave down the line.


Just spray it right on your sponge, and then you're going to use that to wipe up that grease.


Once I have my box leveled, I am going to remove that level and draw around each side of my box.


When I remove my box, I will have my lines.


In this video clip, I will be showing you how to properly mark for an electrical box.


On this section of wall, I want an electrical box to go right here.


If I stick it on there and just mark around my electrical box, there is a good chance that my box is going to be crooked and its not going to look good.


What I like to do is grab a combination square and some other type of tool that may have a small level built into it.


Go ahead and remove that piece and I have this little level.


Now I've also used a line level in the past which is a real small level or you could just buy a very short level.


Next I am going to put my box onto my wall and set that level on top of it.


I am going to go ahead and adjust it so that my bubble goes in the middle that way I will know that box is perfectly level.


Adults love to play in birthday parties.


Come on, who likes to come to a birthday party and just sit around and talk to people that you may or may not know.


Choose a game that incorporates everyone.


For example, if who ever the birthday party is for, make a story about that person.


That person like to eat at McDonald's or Burger King or a restaurant.


Make the story flow to where people part of the party will be able to choose or guess their favorite item or things.


Make sure that they would enjoy games that are lively, and most importantly, have fun.


Now we're going to discuss the appropriate games for the birthday party.


For example, if you're having a party for a 5 year old, you want to choose games that are lively.


Have games that are going to make the children, and when they leave they'll be glad that they came to the birthday party.


You might even want to purchase party favors, things that would allow them just to be really excited about the game.


If you are having a birthday party for someone that's close to teen age, you will like to choose games that will make them think, but also make them have fun as well.


In this clip were going to talk about the importance of the spray skirt.


We wear a spray skirt th keep the water out of boats.


Russel here is pulling on it and you can see the skirts not coming off immediately.


So always practice pulling that skirt forward then back.


Now there?s different types of spray skirts.


People this may be a little bit to tight so you can get a nylon skirt comes off very easily.


We prefer neoprene because when were in rougher water like waves and serf and white water it doesn't come off as easily.


This may come off but on regular day paddle if you just want to keep the sun and water off your legs a nylon skirt works really well.


We also want to show you another way to remove a spray skirt.


Often times were in a hurry to get on the water because others ore waiting for us.


Russel is going though show you how to put on a neoprene spray skirt.


So we may inadvertently put our loop in.


So what we want to do is not be depending on the loop to pull the spray skirt off.


It's like a shower cap it's just a bunch of cord around the undercut.


Russel here is going to show how to pull it off without using the loop.


He turns to one side digs in and pulls the skirt away from the cockpit coning.


This is something that you really should practice.


And we challenge our self that if we should capsize we try not to pull the loop at first we practice by not using the loop.


First were going to start and always start in the back.


Fully engage it in the under cut of cockpit coning work it around the sides and then pull it on.


This is a pull loop so if you should capsize you can pull this loop and it releases.


Russel's going to show you haw to remove a spray skirt.


He lets go of the spray skirt reaches around and pushes the back of the kayak and out he comes.


What is real important about the loop on your spray skirt is to pull it forward first instead of back first.


Today we are going to make smothered chicken with maque choux casserole.


This is going to be a coating seasoning for your chicken.


So now we are going to prepare the chicken but here is how we are going to do it.


We want to create a flour dredge for it to brown up nicely.


I have a paper plate here you can use whatever you need then put that in here.


We have a wheat flour here, you can just use regular white flour if you like pretty southern tradition to do.


Seasoning it up a little bit so I'm going to use some black pepper, be pretty liberal with this because it is in the flour so all this is not going to be on the chicken.


You have that and you have some nice salt here to put in.


And today, we're making a campfire in my backyard in the snow, in the winter months which is something we actually love to do, be able to spend as much time as we can outdoors.


Not everyone has an opportunity to be able to do a campfire like this.


Now, I happen to have a nice big backyard and so that really is a great thing for me but you need to be able to talk to your fire department or local places to see if you could actually and legally have a campfire and be able to roast marshmallows in a container.


We're going to talk about what type of surroundings you need to look for in order to make sure that you're safe when you actually build a campfire in your backyard but be familiar with your rules in your own community.


No matter where you live, you need to kinda find out what you're allowed to do in your own little community before you start a campfire.


Now I'm going to talk to you about how to decide if you are going to build a glue in or a bolt in neck.


You can complete the body first, make sure that it's done, make sure it's going to work, and then turn your attention to a neck.


Now bolt on necks are not as warm in sound as glue in necks, but they are definitely going to be something that you would be able to pull off.


This is what's referred to as a glue in neck again.


And again this neck is actually glued in to the body, it is not removeable once it's put in there.


For these guitars, the only way to take the neck out and put a new one in is to cut this neck out and route all of the material that's left from it, from this body.


So again this is something that is very difficult to change.


If you break the neck, it woud be very difficult for you to make another one to replace.


In addition the fit between this neck and the body has to be fairly precise for you to get the appropriate return of vibration and tone.


It requires a little more technical skill, you have to be a lot more careful when you're putting this type of guitar together.


But again it provides a very solid joint, it is a permanent neck, so if you don't like this neck you can't really change it.


And I want to explain the differences to you of each of these types of designs and how they affect the sound and how they'll affect your ability to build one.


You'll get more sustain with this type of neck then you will with a bolt on.


Let's begin with what's called a bolt on neck.


As you can see once again, we talked about that it has four screws that hold it in.


And of course they don't protrude through the top.


The benefits of the bolt on neck are that you can easily adjust the angle of the neck by applying shims under it.


A small piece of wood, a small piece of paper, whatever to tilt the neck if you need to change the angle of the neck.


Also if you ever break the neck or, lets go ahead and assume that at some point during the assembly process you have difficulty, shall we say, with the neck that you're working on and you decide that you want to start over.


You will be able to do that with absolutely no problem, it won't affect your body at all.


Now this is an open front winter turnout blanket.


If you put a blanket on and there is dirt underneath the blanket, it is just going to rub on your horse all the time so it is important to make sure that your horse is brushed off.


The open front is very easy to slide on.


All we need to do is just over the horse and again, just buckle him up.


So we will start in the front, do his chest straps, he has three belly surcingle that we will do next.


And last but not least on this blanket a ham strap.


So that is how to take on and off an open front blanket.


Let me show you the easiest way to take on and off a winter horse blanket.


First to take it off, this is Rudy, he's already got it on, unbuckle the front and this also has a Velcro behind it so we will undo that as well.


Then he is going to have three surcingles and we are going to undo those three surcingles and then this blanket also has the tail strap and we are going to take that off as well.


A turnout open front blanket is really easy.


Now to put it back on, when you are putting on your horse blanket, obviously you want to make sure that your horse has been brushed.


It is just like before you put a saddle on.


Proper golf etiquette is something that every golfer needs to know and practice while out on the golf course.


My name is Jared Garbett and I'm with Echo Farms.


After marking the ball, you can pick the ball up.


So that anybody else that is behind you is not in the way of your golf ball.


This is how practice proper golf etiquette while on the green.


And I'm going to teach you how to practice proper golf etiquette while out on the putting green.


You're going to begin by taking the flag out of the flag stick.


Making sure not to damage the edges of the cup.


Going to gently place the flag stick on the ground making sure not to throw or drop it.


You're then going to check your line of path to walk so that you know you're not in anybody else's way.


Seeing that the path is clear, I can walk over and mark my golf ball.


Whenever I get to my golf ball, I want to take a coin or a ball marker and gently place it behind my golf ball.


You can find me in New York City, and today I'm going to teach you how to play a saw.


About the time of World War II, saw playing almost disappeared.


This was due to the fact that vaudeville, it's main venue, ceased to exist.


Also, all metal was used for the manufacturing of ammunition, and no new saws were manufactured.


For saw playing, you need a new saw with no rust on it, and most of the men went to war.


Since most saw players were men, there was nobody who would teach the younger generation how to play.


Today it is regarded as if it's a new invention, but actually it's very, very old.


I started bringing this art form back into popularity through performances, recordings, lecture demonstrations, but mostly through working with composers of today, urging them to incorporate the musical saw in new works.


Let's talk about how you keep score in the game of Pyramid Solitaire. Well, you don't necessarily keep score. It can be just a one hand affair, but I do like to keep score.


I have a bit of a competitive nature and I might compete with my previous score.


So, it's interesting to me to have a score at the end of a hand of Pyramid if I haven't completed the board.


So, the end of a hand is when you can make no more plays, you have no more stock pile, you're usually going to have a waste pile, you're usually going to have some tableau left and then you've got the foundation.


The way I keep score is I ignore the foundation and I add the remaining tableau to what's in the waste pile.


So, in this case it's one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight plus one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten, eleven, twelve.


I have a score of twenty for this hand of Pyramid.


To make our rat we are going to use air drying clay or self hardening clay.


Important things about this kind of clay is that it need to be kept in a sealed container in order to stay malleable and able to use.


So we want to make sure that when we are, that when we are not using it.


It's wrapped up and the air is out of the bag and when we are using it we are not leaving it for long periods of time.


We also use water with this clay it's a little different from what you might use if you us if you were doing pottery or spinning on a wheel and you want when you're using this clay you will notice that the oils and the moisture from your hands are actually soaked into the clay and it starts to dry out.


So it's important to add water to this clay but not too much.


What happens when we add water is it moistures the clay but then if we add too much we get something that gets a little bit too sticky and this clay can often crack if it's not well shaped and well sculpted.


Just like in the previous "sit" command, I would like you to administer baiting your dog with the "leave it" command as well.


Once your dog knows that they're about to have a work activity by baiting them, you can then get down on your one knee.


As I mentioned, I like to lightly hold the dog's collar, bait them so they know that a command is to follow.


I will be discussing placement of the treat or the object in an upcoming segment, but I'd like you to always think how baiting the dog gets the dog's attention.


Like I also mentioned, I never want a dog to assume a certain pattern of commands.


Certainly, if you go to a zoo or see a dog show, they train the dog to do a series of segments.


But as far as the "leave it" command or any other single commands, I want the dog to know that baiting is going to be followed by a particular command.


I've been working in men's tailored clothing for about 25 years now and I'm going to demonstrate how to tie a wider knot.


You start out, you cross the front of the tie over and then you take a wrap around this first leg and cross around the back side and you go around this leg.


A lot of times with the more Euro knot, you don't pull this part as tight as you would with a normal business tie because you want it to be a little fuller to start with.


After you get that base it forms a good triangle there, cross it over and up through the neck and then down through that loop.


And that's going to tie a wider stance knot at the top here and it's going to fill up spread collar a littler bit more and then also as far as the gage you want to gage it for the over all length of the tie.


It still should drop below your belt line of your trousers.


A lot of times it is used with a spread collar or cut away collars.


First thing you want to do when you start out to tie this tie, you need a tie that's a little thicker in its fabrication.


The liners are going to be a little heavier on the inside of the tie and make it a little heavier.


If you go with a traditional business tie like this it's going to be a little thinner and it's going to tie a narrower knot.


But, to tie this knot first thing you do, you want to start out and tie the full Windsor which, also gives you another wrap around the base of the knot and helps you get a little fuller knot.


First thing you have to do is you want to judge your length, how much you need.


Hi, I'm Johanna Krynytzky and this is Karen Sun Ray and we're here with Hip Expressions Belly Dance Studio in St. Petersburg, Florida.


Now how big you want to make your camel is up to you.


You can make it nice and big, one, two, three, four.


Or you can refine your camel and make it a little bit smaller, three, four.


One, two, three, let's speed it up a little bit, four.


Now remember a camel is different from an undulation because the shoulders move with the camel, an undulation stays with a confine of the body without having the shoulders move.


So if we put one shoulder in front of the other, so right now I have my left foot in front of my right and not very far forward, so we're not way out here.


Feet together, so my toes line up almost with my heel, I want to bend my knees, keep the belly button pulled in.


As I bring the chest forward, I'm going to let the shoulders come forward with me and then lift the chest, bring it back and roll down.


So it's going to be one and two on the front foot and three and four on the back foot.


Hi, if you're looking for things to consider when you're rating a massage chair when you're thinking about buying one, I can give you a few things to consider and to think about before you make your purchase.


It takes a few more minutes than a chair that's made a little bit better would.


Out of five stars, I'd probably give this chair a three.


So you want to make sure it's really easy to set up and that there's not too many moving parts.


The third thing to consider is the padding and there are many, most of the pieces on here are padded.


You've got your headrest which is really padded and that's really nice, you've got your chest plate, you see this one moves up and down, you've got your seat, you've got your leg guards and you've got your hand rest, your forearm rest.


So you want to make sure it's got enough padding for you.


And you also want to make sure it's comfortable to sit in.


You want to make sure it's really comfortable and some massage chairs just aren't comfortable at all and they look comfortable, so you just never know.


You want to sit in your chair definitely before you buy it.


So those are just four quick and very simple things to consider when considering which chair to buy for your chair massage.


Now there are about four things that you should really keep in mind when you're purchasing a chair, massage chair for massage.


What you want to do is you first want to think about the weight and how heavy it is.


You're going to be carrying it around and you don't really want it to, you don't want to hurt yourself carrying your chair around.


So you want to make sure it's fairly light.


You also want to make sure that it's fairly adjustable.


The headrest can move, this chest plate can move up and down, and there are definitely lots of movable parts on the chair.


You want to make sure that you know how to work your chair and that it's easy to work.


For instance, this chair is a little bit harder for me to set up.


In this segment we will talk about how to set your tent up in the snow.


In the coldest part of the winter you are certainly going to want a four season tent.


This will save you a lot of grief and also be a really good way of knowing that you can set your tent up faster especially as the sun sets and it is getting cold and you would like to get that tent up.


I am using snow stakes which have a little better purchase on the snow and will hold the tent a little more securely than the wire stakes that normally come with your tent.


If once you set your tent you don't feel that it is still secure enough you can always try to find l rocks or large quantities of snow to set over the stakes to help anchor them in.


When you are pouring out all the parts to your tent they can get lost pretty easily in the snow, particularly if it is fresh powder so it is a good idea to lay down some kind of a cloth that all your stakes and miscellaneous pieces go on otherwise you will be digging for them or worse yet not be able to set your tent.


I have found a couple of rocks that I can put over the stakes and that may be good enough but I'm going to go a step further and cover them with snow to sort of anchor them in place and that should keep my stakes where they belong and my tent standing through the night.


Now the final step of course is to put your rain fly in.


You will stake it out the same way and that will give you a secure tent that you will be able to rely on for the night.


You can use a three season tent towards either end of the season.


If you are using a three season tent it is a good idea to use a ground cloth.


You will want to set your door so that it is facing your gear that makes the shortest trip between the door and your gear when you need it for convenience sake.


This tent has two doors so we won't have to consider that.


If you weren't able to get the ground perfectly flat which is often the case you will want to consider where to put your head.


It is a good idea for the head end of the tent, where that is where you are going to be laying your head when you are sleeping to be on the higher ground.


Now hopefully what you did before you came out here was set your tent at home so that you know for sure how it sets up and that you have all the pieces that you need.


Okay, we're going to start with the shower.


Lets get some water marks going right there.


I don't know if you can see the water marks.


But every time you shower, if you use the squeegee to get rid of that water on your panels, there is so much less work to do when you have to come and clean your shower.


So from the inside, lets say I've just had a shower.


I pick up my squeegee, which is always on the floor in m tub.


And I just go from top to bottom, and it just helps so much with stopping that buildup of water marks or calcium from the water.


Hopefully you have no questions left on the tub.


And then obviously I did it to this side as well.


You would be amazed at how much easier it is to keep your glass clean if you just do that with no cleaning products at all.


You know that its, its a clean place to wash.


I'm going to give you an example of what I do with the squeegee.


Every time you take a shower, this is your best friend.


So lets get some water marks first to show you.


Next step, with a nice, even coat of media on your photocopy, flip it over.


Take your hand and I want this thing stuck, stuck, stuck, stuck on here.


Everything should be stuck, every single surface of it, no edges poking up.


If they are, have some media on the end of your brush, gently go around like that, and then there you go, then press it down.


Now as soon as you feel you have a good seal, you're not done yet, because you want to put some more media.


I like putting some more media on the back of the photocopy as well.


Some people don't do this, to me actually the transfers are a little more consistent when you do.


So, same as last time, put a bunch of dots on the back, now we're going to do the same thing.


I prefer a bigger brush for this, not like a little one, otherwise you can see it can take a while, and media does dry, so you want to make sure you have a nice, even layer on here, before the drying process starts, which will be about five to ten minutes after first application.


Hi, my name is Mike Sanders and I'm going to tell you a little bit about how to catch a wave.


So once you get out in to the position that you want to be in, you gotta keep in mind that the waves usually break in one place, repetitively.


You don't want to take off on somebody, which means, you know, the person who's on the wave or the person who's paddling for the wave and they're closest to the peak.


If the wave's crumbling like this you know, breaking, breaking to the right and somebody's riding the peak and you're over here and you just shouldn't go for it.


But if you know the wave is there, it's standing up for you, it's behind you, you see it, turn and you want to paddle perpendicular.


If the wave's moving in like this, you want to paddle perpendicular with the wave.


That'll give you a steepest face and that'll give you the most speed to take off on.


Another thing to keep in mind is position of your body on the board.


You want to be far enough back so that the nose stays out of the water.


And they're going to move in parallel more or less.


You also don't, you don't want to be too far back, because you're pushing a lot of water, if your nose is you know, if here's the water and your nose is here, you're like a barge pushing a whole bunch of water in the front, slowing you down.


Paddle like you've never paddled before.


So many people will just go out there, start paddling, start paddling and then they'll jump up on the board when the wave's ten feet behind them and they wonder why they aren't catching it.


You really have to wait to feel the wave pick you up.


You'll feel the board get turned down the wave and as it gets turned down, it'll drop down the wave, just like a skate board goes down a hill.


Once you feel the board moving faster than you're paddling it, that's when you know you've caught the wave.


Well, their motion is perpendicular to the beach, but the waves themselves come in, and here's the beach, the waves are coming in like this and they're breaking each way.


So what you really want to do is position yourself where the waves are about to break and you want to be there.


You don't want to be around too many people.


That's hard to do in places like California.


But if you can, you want to stay away from too many people.


Fortunately, usually there's more people surfing at the better spots.


So once you're out there in your position, you're right where the waves are almost breaking but not really, just kind of lifting you up and down, and you see white water on the other side of them; you gotta be patient, you gotta wait for a wave that's coming.


I think that's a beautiful classic hair cut.


Leaving it low on the bottom, higher on the top.


Once I'm done with my clippers, I'll go in with my shears making sure that I get all the leftover hair and that I make it even throughout.


Now this is something that you and a friend or your mom and dad can do at home.


But if you are not sure on how to get a good classic men's haircut, visit your local professional.


I'm sure they can help you choose the right cut that's for you.


We've done the sides, we've done the middle and we've done the top and Matt likes his little spiky.


And you've got a clean and classic men's hair cut.


My name is Sylvia Russell and this is how you can get a clean classic men's hair cut.


Classic and beautiful is what we are going for here.


Now first thing on my client Matt is that I like to keep it low.


Classic means very conservative, keeping it easy to maintain.


As I work my way up the side of the head, I'm going to leave it a little bit longer because I'm actually creating a fade.


Red cups, red Dixie cups are the easiest to play with and they are the most commonly used.


So you can buy those at any liquor store, any convenience store, any grocery store, the little Dixie cups.


Ping pong balls are a little bit harder to find.


Sometimes you can find them in the grocery store in the toy aisle, but other than that a good place is REI or a Sports Authority, something like that is always going to have ping pong balls.


Anywhere that sells sports equipment like that.


The beer pong table is actually the most crucial.


If you can't afford to spring for all this stuff that I just showed you in this video, just use a regular table.


It doesn't have to be fancy enough to be cool.


And if you are, if it is too short just make people stand back further to actually shoot.


Please join me again, next time, for all of my other videos.


Now, a lot of places that you can buy supplies for beer pong is actually, go to any convenience store.


I'm Maria Enomota from Consumer Credit Counseling Service and today we're going to learn how to shop without having a credit card.


The main difference is that if you use it as a debit card and you enter your pin number and they charge the amount, the amount of this charge is going to be taken right away from your checking account.


If you decide to use the same card but as a Visa transaction or a credit transaction, they're going to be taking the funds 72 hours after the transaction.


So that will give you some time to put some money in your check account if you don't have a set amount at that point.


Some people have had a bad experiences with credit cards so they want to stop using them for at least for awhile.


And, but they also need to know that they can buy without having a credit card.


One thing that you can use is a prepaid credit card.


Know something that has a extend limit you put the amount that you want to carry with that and you'll use a prepaid credit card to do any purchases that you may want on line or if you are going to be renting a car or renting a hotel room if you're on travel or if you want to buy groceries.