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How to Create a Home Art Gallery

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Have you always dreamed of having your own art gallery? Is there an artist or a style of art that you love passionately? If so, you are in the enviable position of knowing all you need to know to create your own home gallery. Then you will be in ... more »

How to Find an Art Auction

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Art can be found in many ways and in many places, but one of the more popular avenues to acquire pieces is through an auction. Art can be bid on at a sophisticated auction house or at a simple country estate sale. Wherever you place your bids, ... more »

How to Find an Artist's Rep

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Just as actors hire agents to advance their careers, some artists hire representatives to promote their personae and artwork. Hiring someone to advocate for you as an artist can take your career to new heights and give you exposure that you might ... more »

How to Identify Raccoon Poop

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Recognizing when raccoons are living in your area is important because of their destructive nature and the fact that their feces, or "poop," may transfer disease to humans and pets. Raccoon droppings may carry the parasite Baylisascaris ... more »

How to Identify Trees From the Laurel Family

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Laurels are flowering plants of the order Laurales. There are many genera of Laurales and many different plants known as laurel. The most well known is probably the genus Laurus, which includes the Bay Laurel. Bay leaves are a popular culinary ... more »

How to Look Professional in a Pencil Skirt

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Dressing to impress is rarely more important than when working. Pencil skirts can be a professional alternative to black pants if you pair them with the right look. Your clothes should never overshadow your skills or capabilities. It's not about ... more »

How to Play the Card Game Phase 10

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Phase 10 is a highly addictive card game that's sure to have your household vying for the ultimate prize. It's different every time you play the game, making it a favorite among kids and adults alike. Playing this game just one time will make it ... more »

How to Prevent Anorexia

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People with anorexia nervosa starve themselves to obtain a "perfect" body. They truly feel it's not possible to be too thin and describe themselves as fat, no matter how thin they become. Symptoms of anorexia, other than starvation, include ... more »

How to Propagate Swedish Ivy

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Swedish ivy is not native to Sweden and it is not technically ivy. It originated in Australia, but became a popular house plant in Sweden. Its branches cascade over the sides of pots giving it a resemblance of ivy. Part of the reason the plant ... more »

How to Recognize Gallstone Pain

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Gallstones form in the gallbladder when bile hardens into a small rock-like substance. The gallbladder normally contracts and pushes the bile through the common bile duct and into the small intestine to help the body digest fats. When gallstones ... more »

How to Set Up a Family Website

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With families moving across the country and even across the world, other family members sometimes don't get to see the children grow up. Since kids change so quickly, creating a family website is a great way to let extended family and friends ... more »

How to Start a Crafts Consignment Business

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If you have a passion for crafts and you love to deal with people, running a crafts consignment business can be profitable and exciting. There are many venues for selling consigned crafts, including a classic brick-and-mortar store, a booth at ... more »

How to Visit the National Museum of Modern Art in Tokyo

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The National Museum of Modern Art, Tokyo, houses one of the finest and most extensive of Japanese and Oriental 20th-century art. It also hosts retrospectives and special exhibitions of renowned collections of the great masters from European and ... more »

How to DIY your personalized Wedding Invitation Card

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DIY your personalized Wedding Invitation Card Category: Romance and Relationships Have you ever thought of designing your wedding invitation card by yourself? Maybe you'll consider it as a hard work if you are an amateur. Here I'll recommend ... more »

How to Get an A&P License

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For many, the idea of a career in aviation seems unreachable. You may be unsure of the education needed and wonder how long it would take to get an Airframe & Powerplant license. You may be surprised to learn that in just under two years, you ... more »

How to Make Timers in MFC and Visual C++

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A timer in Visual C++ is the term used to describe an arbitrary lapse of time. Programmers are the only people to set up and use timers within an application. The outside user does not intereact with the timer; the programmer has complete ... more »

How to Submit an Exhibition Proposal to a Gallery

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Getting your art out there for others to see is essential to selling your work. In most galleries, review committees meet to select exhibition pieces. Here's how to submit your work for consideration... more »

How to Train for a Duathlon

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A duathlon is an athletic event that consists of two different activities, running and biking. In a duathlon, the athlete begins with running, then bikes, and finishes with another run. The distances vary greatly, so there are duathlons that are ... more »

How to Write a Cover Letter for an Art Gallery Job Application

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In the highly competitive field of the art world, writing a smart, snappy and unique cover letter will make you much more competitive in the applicant pool. The key to writing a good cover letter is to highlight your experiences, education and ... more »

How to Advertise an Art Gallery Show

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Advertising is a key component in the success of an art gallery show, especially if there are multiple galleries serving the same market. Innovative and effective advertising can be quick and simple if you follow a few easy steps... more »

How to Avoid Compounding Interest

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You get compound interest when you add interest up to a certain amount and then add it back to the principle. Once this happens, the formula requires you multiply the new principle by the interest rate. You just got your compound interest. It is ... more »

How to Become a Universal Studios Tour Guide

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Imagine a job where you can escort visitors through movie sets, rides and phenomenal shows. Believe it or not, this job does exist at Universal Studios. Universal Studios is a theme park located in Hollywood and Orlando in the U.S. and in Japan. ... more »

How to Become an Ice Cream Taster

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If you love America's favorite frozen treat, consider becoming an ice cream taster. Called tastemasters, sensory analysts and flavorologists these professionals taste and evaluate ice cream every day. Get the scoop on one sweet career... more »

How to Create a Sub Album in Photobucket

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If you want to store more than one thousand pictures at Photobucket you will need to create sub albums to hold some of your pictures. You also might wish to create sub albums so you can organize and file your pictures by category. For example you ... more »

How to Curate an Art Show

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If you want to curate, or organize, an art show, you don't need to be an artist yourself, but it helps. Art curators put together all kinds of shows, from small one-person exhibits at local cafes to shows that feature hundreds of artists. Here ... more »

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