Finance and Business: How to withdraw money from a savings account. Know your traditional savings account. These are sometimes called passbook savings accounts or share savings accounts. Such savings accounts usually have low or no balance requirements, and thus correspondingly low interest rates (but usually higher than checking accounts).
Discus throw: An athlete sets up her stance in order to throw a disc during a track and field event. The woman throws the disc far across the field. The athlete celebrates the throw and the crowd cheers.

Computers and Electronics: How to pair a cell phone to a bluetooth headset. Charge your headset. Starting with a full charge on both devices ensures that process won't be interrupted by a low battery.. Put your headset in " pairing mode.  " the process is similar across all bluetooth headsets, but there might be slight variations depending on model and manufacturer. For almost all headsets, this is done by starting with the headset power off, then pressing and holding the multi-function button (the button you press to answer a call) for a few seconds.

Home and Garden: How to fix sinkholes. Monitor the hole to see if it grows. Sinkholes are often triggered by weather phenomena, such as a heavy rainstorm. Once a sinkhole has formed, though, it can continue to grow, as further portions of limestone or other carbonate rocks fall away. As long as a sinkhole continues to grow on a day-by-day basis, do not attempt to fill it in. Once the sinkhole has stopped growing and remained the same size for a few days, you can fill it in.

Food and Entertaining: How to make giblet gravy. Place the giblets in a pot over medium heat. Take the giblets of an uncooked turkey and rinse them. Place them in a medium-sized pot and pour in enough water so that it covers the giblets completely by about 2 inches (5.08 cm). Then turn the heat up to medium and let them cook. Many butchers remove the neck and other giblet parts and put them in a sealed bag which they place in the body cavity of the bird.

Throwing darts: A man in a black vest is standing in a room. He throws darts at a dart board on the wall.

Sports and Fitness: How to work out heart rate zones. Calculate your maximum heartbeats per minute by subtracting your current age in years from 220 if you are a man, and from 226 if you are a woman. For example, if you are a 30-year old man, subtract 30 from 220. Your maximum heartbeats per minute is 190. You can also visit a doctor or health-care provider to have them calculate your maximum heart rate using different tests. Methods of testing may include a stress test or exercise tolerance test on a treadmill.

Mooping floor: A woman holds a mop and points the head and the cotton part of it, while standing next a pail. Then , the woman wets the mop and drains it squeezing in the pail.

Fixing bicycle: The man demonstrates how the levers sit and adjusts the brake levers. The man demonstrates the sitting positions and braking and screws them tight. The man then, and adjusts the shifter lever.

Health: How to recognize arthritis symptoms. Take notice of any joint pain. Joint pain is the most characteristic symptom of all types of arthritis. You might notice the pain after exercising or using the joints extensively, which is the case with " wear and tear " arthritis (oa), or upon waking and after periods of disuse, which is more characteristic of ra.  Arthritic pain is usually described as dull, achy and/or throbbing. The more destructive types of arthritis can also generate sharp and electric-type pain.

Scuba diving: Then, a white boat appears with the man in them before going down under water to experience the coral reef and the other life forms. While the guy is scuba diving, men are shown on the boat talking and they all eventually join the man at the bottom.

Finance and Business: How to withdraw money from a savings account. Know your traditional savings account. These are sometimes called passbook savings accounts or share savings accounts. Such savings accounts usually have low or no balance requirements, and thus correspondingly low interest rates (but usually higher than checking accounts).