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How to write an ehow article

By emmabushyo

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Want to share your expertise with the world using ehow as the tool in which to deliver it? Curious as to how to do this? Its easy... more »

How to Write Well-Written Articles

By Diane Uhlman

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If you are anything like then you may have a great deal of trouble going back over your written work to find typos, grammatically incorrect sentences, word drops, punctuation. I, like most people, have the thoughts in my head and when I read my ... more »

How to . . . NOT PANIC and prepare yourself in case you GET STUCK IN AN ELEVATOR.

By kjv4thee

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It's something that might never happen to you. ( But preparing yourself ahead could help you not to panic if it does.) BEING PREPARED is not a bad idea... more »

How to . . . TOTALLY WATERPROOF WOODEN MATCHES . . . ( not just the tips )

By kjv4thee

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Waterproof matches might be the difference between getting a fire going or not getting a fire going. If it's a case of survival it would be wise to have some waterproof matches with you. The procedure described will give you wooden matches that ... more »

How to add a free translater to your website

By Elizabethknows

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Have a website that is only in English? Well this tool will help you if people that speak other languages come to your site this tool will translate it for them... more »

How to Appreciate Michigan's Upper Peninsula or “Yooper” Dialect

By laurapayne

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Dialects are sometimes thought of as regional or social variations of a language. The state of Michigan is unique in that there exists a separate dialect variation in the Upper Peninsula than in the Lower Peninsula. The geography of Michigan ... more »

How to Be an Agnostic in Theory and an Atheist in Practice

By Michael Motta

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If the title of this article sounds hypocritical, that one isn't "practicing what one preaches," then you've taken a good first step, that of examination. What makes living as an atheist but thinking as an agnostic not-so-hypocritical is that ... more »

How to Be Conventional About Skepticism and Skeptical About Convention

By Michael Motta

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I'll long remember a course I took in skepticism, or better yet, scepticism (the prof was an Anglophile) for at least one aspect - the role played in ancient skepticism by convention or custom. Within ancient skepticism via such philosophers as ... more »

How to Be Creative

By eHow Education Editor

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Everyone has the potential to be creative, and you don't need to be in the arts to find your own creativity. By choosing a creative path and paying close attention to what you find interesting in the world, you can jump-start your inventiveness... more »

How to be part of this this year 30 Day Challenge

By Derren

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It's all about making your first $10 online. Many people said it changed their world, 4 of them became millionaires, and thousands got full time work-from-home jobs. Ed Dale started this 2 years ago. Last year, it was the LARGEST educational ... more »

How to Be Relevant.

By TheDon

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I have spoken in many different public circles many times and I have received both applauds and puzzled looks. One of my mentors has spoken all the world from London, Jamaica, Washington D.C., and very soon in Africa. He gave this bit of advice ... more »

How to become a lifelong learner on a budget

By Valerie Deneen

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Are you looking for inexpensive ways to continue your education? Would you like to learn a new skill on your time, and at your own pace? Find free or low-cost ways to boost your brain power, learn something new, and foster a lifelong love of ... more »

How to Bind a Book of Poems

By Karen Hamilton Silvestri

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The famous poet, Emily Dickinson bound all of her poems herself into what were called fascicles, more commonly called 'packets'. Placing your poems together in this fashion is a satisfiying way of displaying your creative work. Here I will tell ... more »

How to Breath Management - The Key to Better Singing

By mzvocal

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The three goals of most singers are :How to hold a note when singing and not run out of air, increase the vocal range (sing higher or lower) and to be able to project the tone (sing louder). This must all be learned in such a way that no damage ... more »

How to BUILD A GOOD CAMPFIRE.

By kjv4thee

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Is there anything more relaxing than sitting around a well built good campfire? Getting a good campfire going is easy if you just follow the simple steps outlined in this article. I'm doing this article to help me feel better, while I wait for ... more »

How to Build Your Spanish Vocabulary

By MiriamK

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If you really want to become fluent in Spanish, you'll need make a concerted effort to build your Spanish vocabulary and use that vocabulary until it becomes second nature. Unfortunately, if you're not living in a Spanish speaking environment, it ... more »

How to Buy A Foreclosed House

By Driverinmyhead

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Depending on your current local Real Estate market, you can benefit from Foreclosed Properties!.. more »

How to Calculate One's Power and Horsepower

By eHow Education Editor

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Power is the measurement of how much work can be done per unit of time. It can be expressed in either watts or horsepower, depending on whether metric (International System) or English (Imperial) units of measure are used to calculate it. ... more »

How to calculate the slope of a line

By Ron Auerbach

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A key concept in math and economics is something called slope. This article, written by an experienced math and business instructor, will show you how to calculate slope. And you'll understand it's importance and use... more »

How to conduct a "Forgiveness-Ritual"

By Claudia Blanton

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Forgiveness is important to be able to move on, and to create a vibrant future. It is a gift you give yourself, not to the person who you are forgiving. That person, does not have to present during this ritual, actually it is best to be done ... more »

How to Count in Russian - Numbers 1-10

By Pomeroy

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Here's how to say the numbers 1-10 in Russian. They may come in handy if you ever plan to visit a Russian speaking country, or if you ever meet some one from one. Speaking Russian isn't hard it just takes time. So, stick with it and you will be ... more »

How to Create Suspense in a Story

By Cougar1002

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In fiction, the ability to create suspense allows you to keep a reader glued to your short story or novel. In this article, I'll share tips that I've found helpful in my own stories... more »

How to Decide if an E-Learning/Distance Learning Course is for You

By JaimeLynn

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Are you curious to know if an online course would fit your circumstances and lifestyle? Many colleges offer distance learning classes in order for more individuals to attain a degree. Here are some ways to help decide and prepare you for an ... more »

How to Determine Compound Word Status

By laurapayne

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When compound words appear in written form with no space between the two individual words or with a hyphen between the two words; it is easy to tell they are compounds, but have you ever wondered how to know if two words form a compound when ... more »

How to Differentiate Between Homonyms and Polysemes

By laurapayne

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There are numerous word types that by semantic definition are hard to define without context. Included in this category are homonyms and polysemes. Traditionally, homonyms and polysemes are similar in that they both have variations of meaning ... more »

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