Family Life: How to cut baby hair. Make sure that your baby is in a good mood. Cranky, fussy babies will move around a lot, which can make cutting difficult. A happy baby may still squirm, but not to the extent of flailing arms and legs.
Education and Communications: How to write an article for the enquirer. Find a source. Think of recent or very old news articles that could be classified in the scandalous or strange section. Fiction books are good also a good source of stories.  Think of a headline that will attract attention the moment it is seen. Try one like " bat boy lives! " " the child who saved the world! ! ! " try to empathize the shock value with exclamation points.

Pets and Animals: How to trap a feral cat. Establishing a regular feeding routine. If your property has a lot of feral cats around and you want to get them spayed or neutered, you can start a regular and controlled feeding routine. Put food out at the same time and place daily. Food is usually the easiest way to get feral cats to come into your vicinity.. Let the cat get used to your presence.

Painting furniture: Text states the video will show how to chalk paint. An armoire is shown, and a woman is holding one of the drawers.

Fun sliding down: Once again he goes down the slide, but with dad right behind him. He goes down the slide a 4th time but with another little boy. He goes down the slide several more times.

Food and Entertaining: How to cut beef. Purchase a cut of beef. Beef can be purchased at a butcher's shop or grocery store. For the sake of learning proper cutting, you should buy a cut with visible muscle, or " grain ". The beef you use should depend on the meal you're preparing. " grain " refers to the direction of the major muscle fibers on a cut of meat.

Kayaking: A person is seen sitting along the water in a kayak holding a paddle. The person then begins moving along the water in the kayak. The person continues paddling and is then pulled back by a rope and his arms up cheering.

Making a lemonade: A woman is standing in a kitchen. She puts strawberries in to a glass. She adds juice to it.

Education and Communications: How to evaluate your memory. Recognize disruptions in your daily life. When your memory changes, it will disrupt your life. You may notice yourself forgetting recently learned facts, forgetting important events, or not remembering dates. This will make your life harder or cause problems in your daily activities. This may manifest in an increased need to write things down, rely on electronic devices to keep track of things, or have others remind you of important events and dates.

Finance and Business: How to sue for bankruptcy discrimination. Gather information. You will need information about who you allege discriminated against you because you filed bankruptcy, as well as information about your bankruptcy itself. Federal law primarily protects you against bankruptcy discrimination from government entities. For example, no one in federal, state, or local government can use the fact that you filed bankruptcy as a reason to deny you a job or public benefits, or terminate your employment or receipt of public benefits. You also cannot be denied licenses or contracts, or be evicted from public housing because you filed for bankruptcy.

Disc dog: The man then has the dog jump off of his back and perform many other tricks and stunts on the field in the middle of catching the frisbees. An audience in front on the sidelines erupts in applause at the final frisbee catch.

Family Life: How to cut baby hair. Make sure that your baby is in a good mood. Cranky, fussy babies will move around a lot, which can make cutting difficult. A happy baby may still squirm, but not to the extent of flailing arms and legs.