Preparing salad: She continues tossing the salad and mixing the dressing into it. A woman behind her pours seasoning onto the salad. A woman
Making a sandwich: The mixed sauce from the clear bowl is then shown being spread onto the bread with a spoon and the meat, cheese and shredded white food is put onto the bread, topped with the other bread, and then sliced in half diagonally. The sandwich is then spread apart and a hand picks up one half to show it at different angles, it gets bitten a few times and then put back on the plate where the rest of the video just shows it at differently angles and short previous seen clip of the meat being sliced.

Education and Communications: How to compete in the scripps spelling bee. Dress to look professional. Avoid loud colors and sloppy clothing. Black, white, and/or grey are safe colors.  If you are a girl : If you choose to wear a skirt, you should wear skin-colored hose. Keep jewellery subtle, such as small stud pearls or gold studs.

Home and Garden: How to eliminate bad smells in the kitchen. Clean your kitchen as you cook. Disposing of spills down the drain or in the garbage can will prevent them from becoming stuck on the counter or prevalent in the air.. Rinse and do dishes while you cook or immediately after.  Do large pots and pans by hand or place them in the dishwasher. If the dishes need to soak, place them in the sink with some soap and hot water right after you use them, to decrease the amount of time the cooked food or burnt bottom can be pungent.

Youth: How to do your hair for school. Make a trendy ponytail. With one hand, brush or pull your hair back, trying to avoid fly-away strands. With the other hand, grab a hair tie and slip the ponytail through the elastic. Twist the elastic, forming a figure-8 and pull the hair through again. Keep twisting the elastic and pulling your hair through until the elastic is tight.

Mooping floor: A person is seen shirtless standing in a kitchen and holding a mop. The man looks back and laughs to the camera while holding the mop.

Computers and Electronics: How to research workplace copyrights. Determine the author of the work. In most cases, the person who created the work owns the copyright in that work. Often the creator's name will accompany the work. For text, this usually is pretty easy, but it can be more difficult with visual works. For example, if you find a photograph you want to use on the internet, you might look for a watermark or other signature.

Work World: How to start an alligator farm. Research the specific laws and regulations for the location of your alligator farm. Some areas require special licensing and have restrictions for the facilities and buildings, purchasing eggs or hatchlings, or length requirements for harvesting alligators. Your local or state game and fish department is a good place to begin.  Decide whether to have an integrated or grow-out (" feedlot ") alligator farm. The integrated farm includes breeding stock, hatching and nursery facilities, and grow-out buildings.

Home and Garden: How to get rid of microwave smells. Microwave a water and vinegar mixture. Combine ½ cup (118 ml) of water with 1 tablespoon of white vinegar in a large microwave-safe bowl. Put the mixture in your microwave and nuke for roughly five minutes at its highest setting. Then let it sit with the door closed for about 10 to 15 minutes. This will enable any gunk or crusted bits of food to absorb the steam, which should work them loose and negate most odors.

Starting a campfire: There's a bon fire lit in an open ground next to some tents and bikes. There 's a person dressed in a biker's suit who comes up and sets fire to a pile of wood sticks.

Assembling bicycle: A screen appears with instructions how to attach an instep bike trailer. A man is showing how to attach an instep bike trailer on the back wheel of a bike.

Preparing salad: She continues tossing the salad and mixing the dressing into it. A woman behind her pours seasoning onto the salad. A woman