Personal Care and Style: How to make your period eco friendly. Be open to trying something new. It's different than what you're probably used to, but definitely worth it. One misconception is that reusable products are unclean and gross.
Hanging wallpaper: She pulls the paper off and rolls along the wall with a flat object and using a knife to cut down the sides. She pulls down the paper and rubs over the wall with a sponge, ending with her speaking to the camera.

Kneeling: A woman is kneeling down on a blue mat. She grabs a while bar and holds it next to her. She puts the bar down and picks up a kettle bell.

Pets and Animals: How to tell the difference between a crocodile and an alligator. Look at the snout. The easiest way to tell the difference between crocodiles and alligators is to look at their snouts. Alligators have a wide, rounded, " u "-shaped snouts with larger noses, whereas crocodiles have longer, thinner, pointed " v "-shaped snouts and smaller noses. Alligator snouts are also shorter than crocodile snouts. The broad snouts that alligators have give them more strength than crocodiles.

Slacklining: A man is standing outside by a pool, talking as another man stands on the other side. The second man balances on a string and walks over the water, staying balanced by waving his arms at his sides.

Youth: How to be a normal 11 year old girl. Take care of your skin. Start washing your face twice daily, and if necessary use an acne-fighting but gentle face wash. Make sure you wear an oil-free sunscreen when you're out in the sun, and try on-the-spot acne treatment if you break out. But don't get caught up worrying about a few blemishes; it's all part of becoming a teen.. Be sure to have some good hygiene.

Computers and Electronics: How to choose a laptop. Think about your main uses for a laptop. The main purpose of your laptop will be the biggest influence on the type of laptop you get. People use computers for countless reasons, but general use falls into one of the following categories. Keep these in mind when you are looking at laptops : Office/schoolwork-mostly use the computer for word processing, research, spreadsheets, and other professional and academic tasks. Games-playing the latest and greatest games, but still using the computer for other tasks as well.

Education and Communications: How to learn uzbek. Obtain uzbek language learning materials. Before the fall of the soviet union, uzbek was not a widely published foreign language. However, there is a small but steadily growing array of phrasebooks, self-teaching courses, textbooks, grammars, and dictionaries available in english on uzbek. If you read turkish or russian, you will find even more resources available at your disposal. Check what's available online, at your local library, and local book shop; universities with turkic and central asian studies programs may also have a broader selection of uzbek references as well.

Computers and Electronics: How to raise gray tree frogs. Check your state's laws on collecting eggs and tadpoles. Many state or provincial governments have laws prohibiting or limiting the collection of eggs and/or tadpoles. States might also prevent you from releasing baby frogs that have transformed back into the wild. Go to your state's website and check out their fish and wildlife page for details, or contact your representatives.. Find a gray tree frog habitat to collect the right eggs.

Home and Garden: How to make a garland with scrap fabrics. Sort through your fabric stash. Coordinate the scraps by their color. Determine how much yardage you have. You will be able to make approximately 30 inches (76 cm) of garland per yard (91 cm) of fabric you have on hand. Choose 2 to 4 coordinating fabrics to use for your garland.

Using the rowing machine: A woman is sitting on a rowing machine. The woman places her feet into the straps of the rowing machine. The woman holds onto the rowing cables and rows.

Personal Care and Style: How to make your period eco friendly. Be open to trying something new. It's different than what you're probably used to, but definitely worth it. One misconception is that reusable products are unclean and gross.