Layup drill in basketball: Four people are seen standing on a basketball court. One begins shooting baskets while the others grab balls for her. Another man
Health: How to recycle eyeglasses. Consider how organizations will use recycled eyeglasses. Most organizations send the eyeglasses to under-served areas in local communities or to developing countries around the world. If you have a preferred group you would like to help by donating eyeglasses, make sure you find an organization that works with that group. Some organizations recycle more than lenses, so you may be able to donate just the frames.. Locate volunteer organizations online or elsewhere where you can donate glasses.

Food and Entertaining: How to throw a spring tea party. Send out invitations. Use pastel colors on the invitations. Decorate with a lovely springtime design, such as little flowers. Send one to each person you'd like to come.. Decide which supplies you already have and which you need to get.

Philosophy and Religion: How to keep your camera sensor cleaner. Be sure to vacuum your camera bag. Your vacuum cleaner should have a' wand' to help with that and get to the nooks and crannies. If you have the right type of camera bag, wash it as well. Animal hair can be very pervasive, so if you have pets, you will probably want to be that much more vigilant about it.. Be extremely careful about changing your lens.

Carving jack-o-lanterns: Several pictures are shown of kids decorating pumpkins that lead into video of a small boy drawing on a pumpkin and a cat sniffing the object. A man then helps the boy cut out the lines of the pumpkin while he looks excited and ends by showing the inside of the pumpkin as well as in the dark.

Pets and Animals: How to make a rabbit room. Take out all furniture and objects that are not safe for rabbits or that you do not want chewed up.. Sweep the floors. If you have carpet, it is recommended that you lay down wood flooring or just laying something over it (rabbits will wreck carpet).  Wash any noticeable marks on the walls. Make sure that the room is completely safe and that there is no mold or mildew.

Travel: How to avoid traffic jams. Listen to traffic reports before you begin your journey. Local television news programs often give morning and afternoon traffic reports to help commuters. Some locations also have dedicated traffic radio. Tune into these before you get in the car. If it sounds like traffic is backed up on your normal route, take one of your alternatives.

Relationships: How to handle unsupportive friends when you have a chronic illness. Educate your loved ones about your illness. Your friends and family will be able to support you better if they understand what you are going through. Find a few high-quality websites, books, or other sources of information about your illness and share them with the people in your life.  Consider talking with loved ones individually, in small groups, and on social media. Start by speaking with friends and family in person before you move on to less formal forms of communication.

Doing kickboxing: One man in blue shorts is kicking the kicking pad worn by the other man in black shorts. Two men that are barechested are boxing each other outside the boxing ring.

Cars & Other Vehicles: How to do a car title search. Know what the vin looks like. A " vehicle identification number " (vin) is 17-digits and made up of numbers and letters; the number is unique to that specific car.. Try looking for the number through the car's insurance information (vehicle insurance card or insurance policy).  Almost every state in the us requires that a car be covered by insurance to drive it on the road. So, if somebody is currently driving it, they will most likely have insurance and a insurance card with the vin.

Youth: How to be nice to teachers. Be prepared. Try to be prepared for every lesson so that you can follow along easily. Make sure you have the right supplies, books and completed assignments for each lesson. When you go into class, be ready to learn. When you're doing your homework the night before, write down any questions you have about it.

Layup drill in basketball: Four people are seen standing on a basketball court. One begins shooting baskets while the others grab balls for her. Another man