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How to Swing a 9-Iron Golf Club

By AnneV

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Golf can certainly be a frustrating sport to dally at, much less master—particularly the pesky 9-iron shot that, when executed properly, can bring the ball inches from the hole. Learning how to swing a 9-iron is key to your golf game—“flying the ... more »

How to Take a Child's Photo

By eHow Hobbies, Games & Toys Editor

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You can take great photos of your children without the help of a professional photographer. Many parents take their child's yearly portraits themselves and they look just as good as ones done at a portrait studio. The only thing you really need ... more »

How to Take Professional Looking Photographs

By eHow Hobbies, Games & Toys Editor

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Whether you prefer using a digital or film camera, taking professional-looking pictures can be fun and rewarding. With patience and practice you will be taking photos worth framing every time. Just follow these steps... more »

How to Tie a Monkey's Fist Knot

By eHow Hobbies, Games & Toys Editor

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The Monkey Fist Knot was first used in sailing to add weight to the end of a rope when throwing it. This rope knot is also used in rock climbing and hiking when throwing a rope over or around sturdy trees or rocks. Tying a Monkey Fist Knot is ... more »

How to Tie Someone Up

By eHow Relationships & Family Editor

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Many see bondage as an erotic art form while others view it as a means of self-defense. Whether you are practicing a way to keep your prisoner at bay or exploring sexual expression, tying someone up should always be performed with the utmost care ... more »

How to Toilet Paper a House

By Paige Sullivan

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We actually call it wrapping, but it's the same thing. It's fun and easy... more »

How to trick the brain

By benspar

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There are probably an infinite number of ways to make someone feel something without actually touching someone by manipulating either solids, liquids, or gasses. However, very few ways to make someone feel something without doing this... more »

How to Twirl a Pencil

By eHow Hobbies, Games & Toys Editor

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Twirling a pen or pencil is a fun trick to amuse others or even just yourself. Although it takes patience and skill, learning to twirl a pencil can give you something to do at school or work. If you want to advance your skills further, there are ... more »

How to Upgrade a Remote Controlled Car

By eHow Hobbies, Games & Toys Editor

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Learning how to upgrade a remote controlled car is the best way to wrest every ounce of enjoyment from this hobby. With countless technical advances being made annually and an ongoing worldwide contest to see who can create the fastest 1/10 ... more »

How to Use a Czech Pipe Tool

By esplainer

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The Czech pipe tool is the handiest accessory a pipe smoker can own. It consists of a probe, a tamper and a scoop. These three simple components are held together by a swivel mechanism at the top. It is the perfect tool to keep your pipe in good ... more »

How to Use a Fountain Pen

By Kat Yares

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The use of a fountain pen is almost a lost art. First came ballpoint pens, then roller balls, then gel pens and the eloquence of the fountain pen was forgotten. Yet, fountain pens are still sold in every price range. From the cheapie version ... more »

How to Use Flash in Photography

By mhougland

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Flash can be a photographer's best friend or worst enemy. With built-in automatic flash, fill flash, mountable and remote flash units, there are many techniques a photographer can use to control not only exposure, but also mood. Read on to learn ... more »

How to Use Memory Mixer Software

By AlinaBradford

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If you love making scrapbooks then you probably have Memory Mixer Software. This software lets you design scrapbook pages, edit photos and more. If you need help on getting started with Memory Mixer, read these tips... more »

How to Use Numerology to Find a Personal Year Number

By Patricia Resnick

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Western numerology uses the numbers in your birth date and name to analyze your life. Those same numbers can help you understand the new challenges you face each year, and find the ways you can use your circumstances to grow and be happier. Your ... more »

How to Use Schematics to Build Electronic Circuits

By eHow Computers Editor

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Electronic schematics are the detailed diagrams of the components and connections required to create a specific electronic process. These are specific symbols and layouts used to indicate the type of circuit or connection required. A detailed ... more »

How to Use Trick Photography Techniques

By eHow Hobbies, Games & Toys Editor

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You think some photographers have all the luck when it comes to taking great shots. Or you think they use trick photography techniques to edit their photos. It's not luck; they just know how to use their camera to enhance their photography. Make ... more »

How to Walk 5 Miles a Day Without Trying

By Ryn Gargulinski

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Walking is healthy, invigorating and fun. The activity can also help you lose weight, keep muscles active and even lead to some introspective meditation. With a little determination, you can easily walk 5 miles a day without trying. Before long ... more »

How to Wash Clothes

By Tajuana

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A nice way to wash your clothes... more »

How to Weave Potholders

By eHow Hobbies, Games & Toys Editor

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Weaving potholders is an easy, inexpensive and fun craft to do. Go to your local craft store or the craft department of your local department store and pick up a loom and loops for a great deal of creative enjoyment. Your kids will love making ... more »

How to Win Prizes From a Claw Machine

By tdubbs86

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Tempted by the great prizes inside a claw machine game? These instructions and tips can help you pick up a prize from a claw machine... more »

How to Write

By tamanna

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"Words, once they are printed have a life of there own," said Carol Burnett. Many of us have a burning desire to write, what wouldn't we do to see our name in the list of great authors and our work read by readers worldwide. But in ... more »

How to Write Capital Letters A Through G in Calligraphy

By eHow Education Editor

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Anyone can learn calligraphy and develop beautiful writing. You may take a home study course or you can buy a book about learning calligraphy. The first step is making your individual letters. Learn the capital letter and begin to master this ... more »

How to Write Scavenger Hunt Clues

By eHow Hobbies, Games & Toys Editor

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One of the best parts about planning a scavenger hunt is writing the clues. These clues are found throughout the search area, leading participants to activities that must be completed to win the scavenger hunt. You can write scavenger hunt clues ... more »

How to Absorb the Characteristics of a Fictional Character

By eHow Arts & Entertainment Editor

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One of the most fascinating aspects of watching films or reading great literature is that doing so allows us to enter the worlds of fictional characters. It offers us a kind of escape and after our encounter with the fictional character we often ... more »

How to Accent Pictures and Photos

By eHow Hobbies, Games & Toys Editor

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Scrapbooking is a fun hobby that gives you the opportunity to preserve your memories in a creative, stylish way. Photos are a primary component of any scrapbook. Use the information below to learn how to accent pictures and photos in your next ... more »

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