Family Life: How to deal with boys. Understand that young boys are always on the go. By the time they're toddlers, boys begin developing gross motor skills at a faster rate than girls of the same age. This means that most young boys are always moving, bouncing, running, kicking, and seemingly trying to hurt themselves in increasingly inventive ways.
Health: How to recognize body dysmorphic disorder. Watch how this person behaves around mirrors. With bdd, a person feels extremely self-conscious about a specific part of their body. They get consumed with these thoughts, wondering if people notice, trying to come up with ways to get rid of it, and beating themselves up over how defective they feel. This leads to serious self-esteem and self-confidence issues. Because of these feelings, you'll likely find them displaying one of two behaviors : They look at the body part over and over and over.

Mowing the lawn: He is once again back in the yard but this time he has the container filled with cut grass and a special effect makes it look like the cut grass is jumping into his container. A special effect shows the man quickly in one place and then in another spot that varies a lot all throughout the yard.

Finance and Business: How to prepare a schedule c. Make sure you qualify. Although the schedule c form itself says that it's designed for a sole proprietorship, that's a little misleading. We tend to think of sole proprietors as tiny businesses, like a hot dog cart or selling bric-a-brac at a flea market. The irs has a different definition, which includes : Independent contractors. A lot of " independent contractors " in the workforce are misclassified, and actually labor under conditions resembling an employer-employee relationship.

Computers and Electronics: How to keep track of the disney vault. Research the disney vault system. Disney's vault system means putting certain movies on a moratorium so that they are not available for purchase or digital viewing until they are released from the vault. Generally, disney puts movies in a seven-year vault hold and then releases them. Disney's reasoning behind the release is that every seven years a new generation of 2-7 year old children comes of age and is ready to enjoy the films. Generally, two movies are released a year.

Making a cake: A person is seen cutting up butter and mixing various ingredients into a bowl. The person boils the ingredients as well as mixing more together in separate bowls. She boils the chocolate, pulls out a cake, and cooks more ingredients.

Home and Garden: How to shag dance. Learn to count " one-and-two, three-and-four, five-six. " repeat until you know the eight-beat rhythm well. Here's what you need to know : There are eight shag dance steps, each of which corresponds to a beat. The " one-and-two " and " three-and-four " steps should take about as much time to complete as the " five-six. " get some good shag dance music going, while you're at it.

Cars & Other Vehicles: How to change a car radiator. Take off the radiator cap. Only do this when the engine is cool. This will release pressure on the cooling system and prevent vacuum lock when draining.  Squeeze the radiator hoses. If you feel a crunching sensation when you squeeze the hoses you probably have rust in the cooling system.

Throwing darts: A little boy is throwing darts at a board. He walks over to the target, looking at where the darts hit.

Pets and Animals: How to clicker train a cat. Get a clicker. A clicker is a small plastic box with a metal tab in it. When you press it, it makes a clicking sound. These are available online or in pet stores, and they cost as little as $1. These are commonly used to train dogs and cats.

Health: How to strengthen teeth and gums. Choose the right toothbrush. Selecting a toothbrush from a store can be overwhelming; the variety of special features, let alone colors, is enough to leave you scratching your head in the dental care aisle. Picking a brush that is right for you is more important than buying the most expensive brush with the most features. Things to look for in a toothbrush include : An appropriate size. Larger toothbrushes can be more difficult to maneuver in your mouth.

Family Life: How to deal with boys. Understand that young boys are always on the go. By the time they're toddlers, boys begin developing gross motor skills at a faster rate than girls of the same age. This means that most young boys are always moving, bouncing, running, kicking, and seemingly trying to hurt themselves in increasingly inventive ways.