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How to Appreciate Deaf Culture

By eHow Culture & Society Editor

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In recent years, the American public has become more aware of the deaf and of deaf culture. Many people are interested in learning sign language and are beginning to realize that deaf people have a rich and vibrant culture that is uniquely their ... more »

How to Avoid Being Perceived As Racist in Conversations

By DreamLiving

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Have you ever walked into a room full of people from another culture and you didn't know what to say? Have you been accused of making racist or prejudicial comments? In this article, the following tips will help you communicate with other ... more »

How to be a Mainer

By Lancec

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Living in Maine myself I do not always see these qualities in myself because this is where I grew up, but I guess to others Mainers are quite a crowd. People come all the way from Florida and California just to vacation in our backyard, but why ... more »

How to Be Random

By eHow Culture & Society Editor

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Some people have the gift of randomness. They come and go as they please, pepper conversations with comments that came straight out of left field and have an interesting sense of style. They also have a lot of fun and give a new meaning to the ... more »

How to Celebrate John Frum Day

By virtualibrarian

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John Frum is a mythological figure--part WWI-era American GI, part Uncle Sam, part Santa Claus--who is associated with the cargo cult that bears his name on the island of Tana in Vanuatu in the South Pacific. His worship, which is very active ... more »

How to Combat Loneliness When Living in Rural Areas

By Kat Yares

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Loneliness is the new rural dweller or homesteader's number one enemy. After spending years surrounded by people in the city, many people find the lack of people disconcerting. Getting used to being alone much of the time takes awhile, ... more »

How to Date a Furry

By eHow Culture & Society Editor

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A furry is a person who endows human characteristics on animals. Members of the furry fandom love cartoons, mascots and comic books involving animals behaving like humans. Members of the furry community are misunderstood, but they are often ... more »

How to Deal With Gay Discrimination

By eHow Culture & Society Editor

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America has become a melting pot of cultures from around the world. As the country grows, so does diversity. From big cities to the smallest towns, people are different in a variety of ways--from the way they look to their sexual orientation, and ... more »

How to Discourage Stereotyping

By eHow Culture & Society Editor

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Stereotypes can be hurtful and are often inaccurate. Discouraging stereotyping creates a safer environment and helps people appreciate differences between cultures instead of fearing them. Be open and accepting of others and teach children to ... more »

How to Enjoy a County Fair!

By AutumnLeavz

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A good ole' county fair is an all American staple. Usually lasting for a little over a week, fairs are packed full of many different things the entire family can enjoy. Here are some tips to help you get the full enjoyment out of your visit!.. more »

How to Feng Shui: For a Vacation and The Journey

By vikki9

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Be it climbing Yosemite’s Half Dome, waltzing in Vienna, sipping vodka in St. Petersburg, sunbathing in Rio, or meditating to bask in the Light of All-There-Is... let Feng Shui support you on The Journey or just a fun vacation... more »

How to find a Native American Tribe Directory of addresses

By Elizabethknows

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Do you have Naitve American heritage or are you interested in their culture. If so read on down further... more »

How to Hold a Hmong Soul-Binding Ceremony

By Jonathan F.

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The Hmong people (an ethnic group in mountainous southern China) can't seem to reach a consensus on how many souls a person has (estimates range anywhere from 1 to 32), but they do agree that the life-soul is necessary for health and happiness. ... more »

How to Interact with a Homeless Person

By Ursula Anderson

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Anyone who lives in or near a big city in the United States is aware of homeless people in their area or nearby. They look a little scary sometimes, or pathetic, or ill. It's hard to know sometimes how to make a human connection with someone who ... more »

How to Join a Cargo Cult

By virtualibrarian

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Cargo cults are the ultimate in materialism, even though members of these cults generally have very little in the way of the possessions they so covet. Typically, cargo cult members belong to tribal societies in remote areas. Due to some contact ... more »

How to Learn the ASL Alphabet

By Wildscribe

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American Sign Language or ASL is the primary way in which our deaf community communicates. Learning the alphabet will allow you the ability of rudimentary communication by finger spelling when necessary... more »

How to LIVE AT A HIGH ELEVATION

By DUSTYMILLS

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If you've ever lived at a high elevation, you know this kind of environment is like no other. On the one hand, the country is beautiful with clear blue skies, clean air, and wonderful mountain views. The natural wonders in such an area are ... more »

How to Live Life like a Warner Bros. Cartoon

By justsumguy

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The title doesn't say it all?.. more »

How to make a good first impression

By Elizabethknows

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need some tips well here there are.. more »

How to make party marshmallow treats

By hilites

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Marshmallows can be made rather easily by making them the way they were originally done and add a little twist to the basic recipe. With some creativity people of all ages can enjoy a special treat. (Powdered Marshmallow root was used originally ... more »

How to Make the Transition From City to Country Living

By Kat Yares

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Once the decision is made to move from the city to the country is made, you need to prepare yourself for some major lifestyle changes. Some you may anticipate, but many will take you by surprise... more »

How to Recognize a Homeless Scam

By eHow Culture & Society Editor

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The National Law Center on Homelessness and Poverty estimates that there are anywhere from 700,000 to 2,000,000 homeless persons in America on any given night. Unfortunately, there are individuals ready to take advantage of people's ... more »

How to relate to a person from a different cultural background

By firelane

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The US is a melting pot; that’s what we hear all the time. Virtually every country in the world is represented here. Unless you come from a really small city and don’t travel, you are bound to meet a person of foreign descent quite frequently; ... more »

How to say hello in every language

By sylva2453

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Have you ever stopped to consider how many people are saying "hello" to each other today, and in how many different languages? If you wanted to say "hello" to everyone on the planet, you would have to learn at least 2,796 ... more »

How to say I Love You in every language

By sylva2453

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Love needs no language to express itself. It has a universal language of its own and eyes can express it all. Yet, we would like to express our love eloquently to our valentine, without being restricted by the chains of languages unknown to us. ... more »

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