Powerbocking: A woman in a parking lot is bouncing up and down with some kind of pogo stick attachments on her legs. The woman walks around the parking lot. The woman
Shoveling snow: A man speaks to the camera while a woman behind him shovels snow. The man lifts up snow and throws it at the girl while the camera pans around.

Education and Communications: How to annotate a poem. Understand what is meant by iambic pentameter. While contemporary poems don't always have a steady rhythm, most older poems do. One common rhyme scheme is iambic pentameter.  " pentameter " refers to how many feet-i.e. groups of syllables-are in the line.

Drinking beer: One of the men is using a controller to make the arm pick up a bottle. The arm brings the bottle to the man's face, so he can take a drink. Then the robot returns the bottle to the table.

Computers and Electronics: How to determine if you should quit facebook. Notice how often you use facebook. Start by considering how much time you spend on facebook on a daily basis. Do you change your facebook status every hour on the hour? Do you end up scrolling through your newsfeed for way too long? Do you tend to check your facebook a little too often? These may be signs that you are spending too much time on facebook.  You can also think about your facebook use on a weekly basis. For example, maybe you spend an average of two hours a day on facebook.

Shaving: A man with long beard is talking in the camera while a hand is brushing the side of his beard, then he continue talking while in his back the tv is running, then he closed up his beard, showed a man in green and the kid sitting next to him. The man in green shaves the man's beard on the side then brushed it then continue to shave the long beard leaving the stubble.

Tango: A woman steps onto the table and falls into his arms. She does a back flip off of him onto the floor. They begin dancing on the dance floor.

Education and Communications: How to improve english pronunciation. Study how to form your mouth and tongue for each sound. Look up how to shape your mouth and tongue for each sound or watch a native speaker as they talk. Next, look in a mirror and try to match that shape.  Look up where to put your tongue or teeth as well. These can also vary the pronunciation of a sound.

Pets and Animals: How to care for a garden spider. Find a web spinning spider. Look on trees in gaps in between branches, or in the corners of a shed for a web. If there isn't a spider on the web, try poking the web with a stick to imitate a trapped fly. This will lure out the creature from its hiding place. When you can see the spider, place a plastic tub (lid off) in front of it on its web and the lid behind.

Food and Entertaining: How to move. Get rid of the stuff you don't need. First, you have to assess your stuff to have a sense of what you're taking with you on the move and what you're leaving behind. There could be a variety of reasons for leaving your stuff behind. Your new place could be smaller, you could be moving in with someone with nicer versions of your stuff, or you could just be ready to get rid of the old junk you don't need. Here's how you do it : Assess the space in your new place.

Computers and Electronics: How to straighten thick hair. Wash and condition your hair. Straightening works best when you start with clean, well-nourished hair. Wash with a gentle shampoo to avoid stripping your hair before you use heat on it and make it more prone to damage. To ensure that your hair is properly hydrated, follow up with a straightening conditioner. They typically contain moisturizing ingredients, such as argan oil, coconut water, and macadamia oil, that help smooth your hair.

Powerbocking: A woman in a parking lot is bouncing up and down with some kind of pogo stick attachments on her legs. The woman walks around the parking lot. The woman