Personal Care and Style: How to care for micro braids. Consult with a stylist first. If your hair is dry or brittle, micro braids could cause serious damage and hair loss. Have a stylist assess your hair and tell you how long the braids will last.
Pets and Animals: How to care for a sandfish skink. Get an appropriately sized terrarium. Growing to an average of only 6 inches long, sandfish skinks take up little space in the reptile world. For a single adult skink, use a 10-gallon tank. Add an extra 7 gallons per extra skink. Use a horizontal tank to house them for they don't tend to climb much.

Futsal: A group of players run up and down the court. They are chasing a ball back and forth. They kick the ball, trying to get it into a goal.

Snatch: . A close up of a person putting on a rack is shown followed by several women lifting up large amounts of weight.

Food and Entertaining: How to salt peanuts. Rinse the peanuts. Fresh, raw peanuts actually grow underground, so they often have dirt and other residue on their shells. Before salting 2 pounds (907 g) of peanuts, place them in a colander and run them under cool water. Toss the nuts gently to ensure that they're all rinsed well. Even if the peanuts look clean, you should still rinse them.

Canoeing: A man is seen speaking to the camera as well as riding in a canoe with another woman. More people are seen riding down the river in canoes while the man continues to speak.

Arm wrestling: The women grab each others hands and push as hard as they can until one of them loses. They redo the arm wrestling. One of the girls lets her hand loose and the other girl opens her mouth in shock.

Home and Garden: How to prepare used cooking oil for biodiesel. Obtain used cooking oil. Locate a source for vegetable oil that has been used in cooking. Contact local fast food restaurants, cafeterias, hotels and other commercial food establishments to see if you can take their waste oil, or pay a very small fee for it. You may compete with rendering companies, who also pay restaurants to take used oil off their hands. Try a restaurant that sells a lot of fried food, like french fries or fried chicken, as they are very likely to have large quantities of used oil that they need to dispose of.

Baking cookies: She balls it up and puts it on a cookie sheet. She puts the cookie sheet into the oven. She stands next to a brown dog and talks. She takes the cookies out of the oven and takes a bite.

Arm wrestling: They struggle for a short while, and as soon as the guy on the right is using all his might the man on the left let's his fist go and the man on the left accidentally punches his own face and knocks his glasses off. The man on the left as well as everyone around them starts laughing very hard and the two men shake hands.

Education and Communications: How to read for punctuation and grammar mistakes. Set the text aside. It is very common to miss mistakes when editing your own work, especially if you've just written it. You end up reading for what's in your head and not what's written down on paper. Setting a work aside for a day or so can allow you to get the space you need to spot errors. Ideally, the longer you set a text aside, the better.

Personal Care and Style: How to care for micro braids. Consult with a stylist first. If your hair is dry or brittle, micro braids could cause serious damage and hair loss. Have a stylist assess your hair and tell you how long the braids will last.