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Croquet: A woman with a large chalice is in the same field talking. Cars pass by and people walk around in the background. A bowling ball that is cut in half is on the ground.

Home and Garden: How to sew a horseshoe shaped pillow. Gather the supplies (see " things you need " section below). The items needed can be found at quality craft stores or craft sections of large variety stores.. Take the fabric, and fold it in half so that the right sides are together.  Draw the size of the pillow on the fabric using the fabric marker. You'll also need to add 1/4 " to only one bottom end of the horseshoe.

Health: How to induce a period. Use caution when trying herbal remedies. Many herbs have been as emmenagogues for centuries. People often believe herbs to be harmless, but they can have side effects that are just as significant as any other type of medication. If you want to try using herbs to bring on your period, it is best to speak with your doctor first. Conduct research and make sure you take no more than the recommended dosage, as some herbs are poisonous at high levels.

Computers and Electronics: How to make tepee cupcakes. Make a stand just for baking. Ice cream cones don't sit flat on a surface, because of their pointed edges. This part shows how make the stand so the cupcakes can stand while they bake.  Cover a large springform pan with aluminum foil. Wrap it around several times, adding enough foil over the entire top of the pan.

Food and Entertaining: How to make " death by oreo ". Lightly grease casserole dish or baking pan.. Open 3 oreo packs and separate the cream into one bowl and the cookies into another bowl. The easiest way to do this is just scraping with a knife.  Melt 3 bags of chocolate chips in the microwave. Watch the chocolate in the microwave; do not use full power or you will burn the chocolate.

Computers and Electronics: How to steam bammy. Peel the cassava root. Cut the root into manageable portions and stand each portion on its flat, cut end. Use a sharp knife to cut away the peel in strips.  The peel of the cassava is very thick and covered in a wax-like coating, so you won't be able to use a vegetable peeler to remove it. When using fresh cassava, make sure that you use the sweet variety usually sold in a market, not the bitter variety.

Youth: How to tell your parents you started your period. Start a conversation with your mom. Approach your mother and simply state, " i started my period. " this will open the door to an honest conversation. Reactions will vary from mother to mother, and include happy, excited, or flat. Regardless, your mom will never be angry or disappointed.

Health: How to buy acidophilus. Learn what acidophilus is and what it's used for. This naturally occurring " good bacteria " helps to break down food in your colon and protect against " bad bacteria. " though you can ingest it through food, you can't get adequate amounts that way. For the best results, you should take a supplement as well to help with various gi issues and other conditions. Though there are many types, lactobacillus acidophilus is the most commonly used probiotic.

Relationships: How to ignore someone. Don't make eye contact. Not making eye contact is the best way to ignore someone. Once you lock eyes, you're acknowledging that you know that person exists and are blowing your cover. If that person is near you, avoid their eyes at all costs by making sure to make eye contact with every person but them, looking straight ahead, or even looking at the floor. If the person is shorter than you, then just stare right over their head.

Food and Entertaining: How to produce thick and glossy meringue. Separate the eggs. Using the freshest eggs possible, carefully separate the whites from the yolks over a clean, dry mixing bowl. Crack the shell, separate the halves, and pour the yolk gently from one shell half to the other as the white drops into the bowl. Repeat with as many eggs as your recipe calls for (usually 2 or 3 for a typically pie topping). Reserve the yolks for later use in custard or ice cream.

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