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  • How to Make Your Dimples on Your Cheeks Deeper

    Making dimples on your cheeks deeper is something you can do by highlighting those dimples with the right type of makeup. Make your dimples on your cheeks deeper with help from a Class 1 cosmetologist…

    Last Updated: May 10, 2013
  • How to Hand-Pollinate Corn

    Hand-pollinating corn can be necessary in some single-stalk or small strands of corn. Hand-pollinate corn with help from a classically-trained chef with experience in both world class restaurants and…

    Last Updated: May 10, 2013
  • How to Detassel Corn

    Detasseling corn allows the silks of the corn to become pollinated. Detassel corn with help from a classically-trained chef with experience in both world class restaurants and private dining companies…

    Last Updated: May 10, 2013
  • How to Prune Corn

    Pruning corn means that you strip off the top, or tassel, of the crop. Prune corn the right way with help from a classically-trained chef with experience in both world class restaurants and private…

    Last Updated: May 10, 2013
  • How to Hoe & Weed a Corn Patch

    Hoeing and weeding a corn patch allows the crop to thrive with an abundance of water and nutrients. Hoe and weed a corn patch with help from a classically-trained chef with experience in both world…

    Last Updated: May 10, 2013
  • Pilates for SI Joint Pain

    The SI joint is also referred to as the sacroiliac joint. Learn about using Pilates for SI joint pain with help from a fully certified STOTT Pilates instructor in this free video clip.

    Last Updated: May 10, 2013
  • How to Compare Cancer Insurance

    Comparing cancer insurance requires you to look at several different things, including the premium. Compare cancer insurance with help from an insurance professional in this free video clip.

    Last Updated: May 08, 2013
  • Definition of Cancer Insurance

    Cancer insurance provides a benefit in the event that you are diagnosed with cancer. Get a definition of cancer insurance with help from an insurance professional in this free video clip.

    Last Updated: May 08, 2013
  • Can Cats Get Sick From Mold?

    About 15 percent of cats suffer from allergies, according to Cat Health Guide, and one of the more common irritants is mold. Many people know to avoid mold, whether in food or in their surroundings,…

    Last Updated: May 08, 2013
  • Helping Children With Competitiveness

    Although a competitive personality can motivate your child to do his best, an unhealthful level of competitiveness can lead to stress and unhappiness. Competitive children might lose friends or…

    Last Updated: May 07, 2013
  • Does Bending Your Legs Help With Pull Ups?

    Pullups are primarily an upper-body workout. They use your own body weight to create a muscle workout with just a pullup bar. Proper form is crucial for safety and good results; however, variations to…

    Last Updated: May 06, 2013
  • How to Identify a Teen's Strengths

    Adolescence can be a confusing, frustrating time for teens and parents alike. Many teens struggle to find their place in the world and look to their parents for advice and guidance. If you identify…

    Last Updated: May 04, 2013
  • Hosta Diseases & Parasites

    Hostas (Hosta spp.) are shade-loving, leafy perennials with showy foliage that grow well in U.S. Department of Agriculture plant hardiness zones 3 through 9. They are a favorite selection for gardens…

    Last Updated: May 03, 2013
  • How to Support Big Breasts in a Halter Dress

    Supporting big breasts in a halter dress is all about the bra that you choose to wear. Support big breasts in a halter dress with help from the owner and creative director for Ose in this free video…

    Last Updated: May 02, 2013
  • Exhaust Tuning for Performance

    Don't underestimate how integral a performance exhaust setup ‘tuned’ to your specific car can be. Find out how in this video.

    Last Updated: Apr 30, 2013
  • RF for Rosacea

    Rosacea is an inflammatory skin condition that mostly affects the face. Symptoms include redness, bumps or pimples, skin thickening and eye irritation. Visible blood vessels may also be present.…

    Last Updated: Apr 28, 2013
  • Studies on the Benefits of Exercise

    The "exercise is good for you" mantra echoes through websites, talk shows and magazines. Prolific fitness enthusiasts tell us that exercise controls your weight, lowers your blood pressure…

    Last Updated: Apr 28, 2013
  • What Is the Purpose of the NICU?

    After waiting nine months to hold your newborn in your arms, it can be upsetting to hear that he requires specialized care and must stay in the neonatal intensive care unit, often referred to as…

    Last Updated: Apr 26, 2013
  • How To Rhinestone Your Own Boots

    Rhinestones are a quick and inexpensive way to give an ordinary pair of boots an instant makeover. Whether you want a few rhinestones to add a bit of sparkle or all over for a blindingly bedazzled…

    Last Updated: Apr 25, 2013
  • How to Avoid Joint Pain While Walking on a Treadmill

    Whether you suffer from arthritis or are just prone to joint pain, walking on a treadmill is a wise choice. That's because the treadmill offers a lot more cushioning than walking on the pavement…

    Last Updated: Apr 24, 2013
  • Lipoma In Kittens

    Lipoma in kittens are considered benign or non-cancerous tumors. Learn about lipoma in kittens with help from a naturopathic doctor in this free video clip.

    Last Updated: Apr 24, 2013
  • What Are the Causes of Congestion & Mucus Buildup While Sleeping?

    If you are experiencing congestion and mucus buildup while sleeping, you could be experiencing a few key things. Find out about the causes of congestion and mucus buildup while sleeping with help from…

    Last Updated: Apr 24, 2013
  • How to Make the Most of Your Wellness Doctor Visit

    Making the most out of your wellness doctor visit includes a variety of different techniques, like asking as many questions as possible. Make the most out of your wellness doctor visit with help from…

    Last Updated: Apr 24, 2013
  • Can Teens Get Carpal Tunnel?

    The prevalent use of computers and electronic devices as well as work involving repetitive motions influence the development of carpal tunnel syndrome, which affects the wrist and hands. When left…

    Last Updated: Apr 23, 2013
  • Gender Terms for Chickens

    When those fluffy little babies peck their way out of their eggs, both sexes are termed chicks until secondary sex characteristics appear. It's hard to tell the difference in chick genders unless you…

    Last Updated: Apr 23, 2013
  • Treatments for Bacterial Bloom in Aquariums

    If your aquarium looks like it's been filled with watered-down skim milk, you could be dealing with a bacterial bloom. The water will have a distinct haze, and it may be difficult to see from one end…

    Last Updated: Apr 22, 2013
  • How to Transfer Memory From a Sony Handycam

    Transferring your videos and pictures from your Sony Handycam enables you to edit your footage and create space on your camcorder. Transferred data can also be backed up for archival storage, to…

    Last Updated: Apr 21, 2013
  • Toddler Won't Drink Fluids With the Flu

    A sick toddler is tough for parents to cope with; you never want to see your little one suffering like that. The flu can be serious for a toddler for a variety of reasons, but one thing that may be of…

    Last Updated: Apr 21, 2013
  • What Are the Benefits of the Power Clean Exercise?

    The power clean is a simplified version of the full Olympic clean, and is a weight-training exercise performed by sportsmen and fitness enthusiasts. It can be performed using a barbell, dumbbells,…

    Last Updated: Apr 21, 2013
  • Can You Prevent Getting Sick by Exercising?

    An apple a day may keep the doctor away, but so does a brisk half-hour walk -- or whatever form of exercise you choose. While scientists haven’t pinpointed the exact physiological processes that…

    Last Updated: Apr 19, 2013
  • Creamy Baked Corn With Mayo Dip

    Creamy baked corn tastes extra great when you add in a little mayo and Parmesan cheese. Make creamy baked corn with mayo dip with help from an experienced culinary professional in this free video…

    Last Updated: Apr 19, 2013
  • Corn & Feta Dip

    Making corn and feta dip requires six ounces of crumbled feta cheese, among other ingredients. Make corn and feta dip with help from an experienced culinary professional in this free video clip.

    Last Updated: Apr 19, 2013
  • Corn Dip With Bacon & Tabasco

    Corn dip with bacon and Tabasco is perfect for someone who likes a little more zing in their favorite dip. Make corn dip with bacon and Tabasco with help from an experienced culinary professional in…

    Last Updated: Apr 19, 2013
  • Preventing Achy Joints After a Workout

    Achy joints are common and a normal part of the aging process. Although regular exercise can help keep your joints and the rest of your body healthy, many adults experience joint pain after a workout…

    Last Updated: Apr 17, 2013
  • What Are the Benefits of Exercise to Sedentary Adults?

    After a hard day's work, it's tempting to collapse on the couch. However, a sedentary lifestyle can be hazardous to your health. The benefits of exercise to sedentary adults are numerous. Besides…

    Last Updated: Apr 17, 2013
  • Fiesta Corn Dip

    Fiesta corn dip is a dish so tasty your guests will never suspect how healthy it really is. Make fiesta corn dip with help from an experienced executive chef in this free video clip.

    Last Updated: Apr 17, 2013
  • Two Ways to Prevent Beef Tapeworm Infestation in Beef-Eating Humans

    Tapeworms have an incubation period of about one to two months. Find out about two great ways to prevent beef tapeworm infestation in beef-eating humans with help from a naturopathic doctor in this…

    Last Updated: Apr 17, 2013
  • What Should You Do if You Think Your Child Has Strep?

    Strep throat is a contagious disease caused by the bacteria Group A streptococcus. Children between the age of 5 and 15 are most likely to get strep throat, which usually causes a sore throat, fever…

    Last Updated: Apr 16, 2013
  • Teens and IBS

    Balancing typical teenage worries such as work, school and relationships is already complicated enough. Teenagers who have irritable bowel syndrome, or IBS, have another concern. Sufferers of IBS may…

    Last Updated: Apr 16, 2013
  • How to Help Children With Their Reluctance to Write

    Getting a reluctant writer to put pencil to paper takes a mix of patience and writing activities that motivate. The writing assignments he gets at school often miss the motivating factor that makes…

    Last Updated: Apr 12, 2013
  • Tricks to Get Your Toddler to Drink While Sick

    Getting crucial fluids into your sick toddler to prevent dehydration becomes more challenging when he doesn't want to drink. Without the liquids, you may notice signs of dehydration, such as crying…

    Last Updated: Apr 11, 2013
  • Carpal Tunnel Syndrome in Teenagers

    Carpal tunnel syndrome can affect people from all walks of life, including teenagers. Repetitive motions can cause problems in a teenager's hands. If your teenager suspects that she has carpal tunnel,…

    Last Updated: Apr 11, 2013
  • Is Baby Eczema Caused by Smoking Parents?

    The skin condition eczema, also known as atopic dermatitis, normally manifests itself before the age of five. Babies with eczema typically have rashes on their face and scalp, which may spread to the…

    Last Updated: Apr 10, 2013
  • Can Teens Get Whooping Cough?

    While the potentially lethal effects of whooping cough are well-known in babies and toddlers, it is not as frequently diagnosed in patients older than 5. Whooping cough can last for several weeks or…

    Last Updated: Apr 10, 2013
  • How to Fry Corn in a Skillet

    Frying corn in a skillet is a great way to preserve all of that flavor that you're looking for in just such a dish. Fry corn in a skillet with help from a Baltimore-based, professionally-trained chef…

    Last Updated: Apr 09, 2013
  • How Cats Help Patients With Cancer

    The presence of your own feline friend or a special therapy cat can actually help you feel better as you recover from cancer treatments, improving your quality of life. Animal-assisted therapy is a…

    Last Updated: Apr 07, 2013
  • Can a Cat Get Sick From Eating a Mouse?

    It's a bit off-putting to most humans, but cats love to stalk, kill and sometimes eat mice. It's perfectly natural, but mouse consumption poses health risks to your feline friend. Because a number of…

    Last Updated: Apr 05, 2013
  • How Much Radiation Does a Radio Give Off?

    A radio receiver, such as a pocket radio or car stereo, puts out negligible amounts of radiation in the form of electric fields. How much radiation it produces depends on two factors: the design and…

    Last Updated: Apr 05, 2013
  • Can Kids With Celiac Disease Eat Chocolate?

    Celiac disease causes a digestive problem when the protein gluten is eaten. Gluten is commonly found in many food products you may eat every day, like pasta, bread, cereals, breading on meats, and…

    Last Updated: Apr 04, 2013
  • The Most Contagious Diseases in Teenagers

    An infectious disease is caused by germs such as bacteria and viruses. Lyme disease, for example, is spread to people through an infected tick’s bite. When the disease spreads directly from one…

    Last Updated: Apr 04, 2013
  • How to Help Children Be Better Citizens

    Though the overarching concept of citizenship might be challenging for children to grasp, you can still help them become good citizens by including them in age-appropriate activities that contribute…

    Last Updated: Apr 04, 2013
  • What Do Peke-a-Poo Dogs Look Like?

    A cross between a Pekingese and a poodle, the peek-a-poo looks a little like both breeds. Although poodles come in toy, miniature or standard sizes, only the first two sizes are used for crossing with…

    Last Updated: Apr 03, 2013
  • Epilepsy in Teens

    Epilepsy is caused by electrical surges in the brain that cause the person to have seizures. Depending on the type of seizure, it can include a blank stare, confusion, or losing consciousness and…

    Last Updated: Apr 03, 2013
  • Human Papillomavirus in Teenagers

    It's common for teenagers and people in their early 20s to get human papillomavirus, which is spread through sexual activity. In fact, HPV is one of the most common sexually transmitted infections,…

    Last Updated: Apr 02, 2013
  • Herpes Simplex Education for Teens

    Herpes simplex viruses come in several types, one of which is sexually transmitted. Herpes simplex is a contagious virus that is easily passed among friends, family members and in dating…

    Last Updated: Apr 01, 2013
  • Sepsis In Teens

    Sepsis is a severe reaction to an infection that causes the body to attack itself. The condition can be life-threatening if it's not caught early enough or if the infected person doesn't receive…

    Last Updated: Apr 01, 2013
  • What Are the Causes of High Salinity in Soil?

    Soil is important for plants because their roots absorb from soil the water and nutrients necessary for proper plant growth and flower and fruit development. The necessary nutrients vary by plant, but…

    Last Updated: Apr 01, 2013
  • Can Parakeets Eat a Finch's Bird Food?

    To each bird her own? Not necessarily when it comes to bird seed and fresh foods. Finches and parakeets enjoy many of the same natural foods, which means the species can share a menu. To avoid fights…

    Last Updated: Apr 01, 2013
  • When Do You Take a Kitten in to Be Spayed?

    One of the most responsible choices you can make as a pet owner is to have your female kitten spayed, or neutered if he is male. In addition to the health benefits for your kitty, this routine surgery…

    Last Updated: Apr 01, 2013
  • Whooping Cough in Teenagers

    Pertussis, or whooping cough, is sometimes referred to as the “100 day cough” and lasts up to 10 weeks. While known as a childhood illness, whooping cough can also affect teenagers. This…

    Last Updated: Apr 01, 2013
  • Does Smoke Affect GPS Signals?

    Many elements in the earth's atmosphere affect GPS signals to some degree. A GPS satellite must send its signal about 12,000 miles before it reaches a receiver on earth. The ionosphere -- the…

    Last Updated: Apr 01, 2013
  • How to Decorate a Box to Look Like a Monster

    Decorating a box to look like a monster is a really great opportunity to unleash the monsters within your own imagination. Decorate a box to look like a monster with help from an expert with an…

    Last Updated: Mar 19, 2013
  • How to Add a Stroke in Illustrator to EPS

    Adding a stroke in Illustrator to EPS only requires a few quick clicks of your mouse and the right technique. Add a stroke in Illustrator to EPS with help from a Photoshop and Adobe Suite professional…

    Last Updated: Mar 11, 2013
  • Ricotta Pancakes With Corn

    When making ricotta pancakes with corn, you're definitely going to want to be careful of a few basic things. Make ricotta pancakes with corn with help from a European trained executive chef in this…

    Last Updated: Mar 07, 2013
  • Cooking Tips for Razor Clams

    Cooking razor clams is a whole lot easier if you keep a few basic tips and tricks in mind. Get cooking tips for razor clams with help from the Executive Chef at Siro's of Manhattan in this free video…

    Last Updated: Feb 08, 2013
  • How to Cure Chapped Skin

    There are a few different ways in which you can cure chapped skin depending on your preferences. Cure chapped skin with help from an accredited dermatologist in this free video clip.

    Last Updated: Feb 07, 2013
  • Benefits of Bending Exercises

    Bending exercises are associated with a number of important benefits that you may or may not know about. Learn about the benefits of bending exercises with help from a fitness professional in this…

    Last Updated: Feb 04, 2013
  • Insurance for People With Cancer

    Just because you have cancer doesn't mean that you won't be able to get insurance. Learn about insurance for people with cancer with help from a longtime insurance specialist in this free video clip.

    Last Updated: Jan 31, 2013
  • Exercises for Chemotherapy Patients

    If you're a chemotherapy patient, there are a few important exercises that you're going to want to learn more about. Get tips on exercises for chemotherapy patients with help from a celebrity peak…

    Last Updated: Dec 24, 2012
  • How to Make Easy Crafts for Pink Ribbon Breast Cancer Awareness

    Making pink ribbon breast cancer awareness crafts doesn't have to be the most difficult thing you try to do all week. Find out how to make easy crafts for pink ribbon breast cancer awareness with help…

    Last Updated: Dec 24, 2012
  • How to Make Photos Look Like They Are Moving

    Just because photos are made up of still images doesn't mean it can't look like they are moving. Make photos look like they are moving with help from a photography expert in this free video clip.

    Last Updated: Dec 21, 2012
  • How to Put Up Long Hair to Look Like a Bob

    Putting up your long hair to look like a bob requires only the careful application of the right technique. Put up long hair to look like a bob with help from an experienced hair stylist in this free…

    Last Updated: Dec 19, 2012
  • Exfoliating Corns

    Exfoliating your corns only requires that you follow a few basic, easy to manage steps. Learn about exfoliating corns with help from a licensed nail technician in this free video clip.

    Last Updated: Dec 06, 2012
  • Healthy, Pan-Seared Cod

    When making healthy, pan-seared cod you're going to need four cups of Rainbow chard or Swiss chard. Make healthy, pan-seared cod with help from a registered dietitian and certified diabetes educator…

    Last Updated: Nov 29, 2012
  • Cause of Hyperpigmented Skin on the Neck

    Hyperpigmented skin on the neck can be caused by a number of different things, including the over production of melanin. Learn about the cause of hyperpigmented skin on the neck with help from a…

    Last Updated: Nov 20, 2012
  • What Do Real Chanel Handbags Look Like Inside?

    You can always tell a real Chanel handbag from a fake one by looking for a few key traits on the inside. Find out about what real Chanel handbags look like inside with help from a fashion and retail…

    Last Updated: Nov 07, 2012
  • How to Make a Fingerprint Look Like a Reindeer

    Making a fingerprint look like a reindeer is a great craft for toddlers and even teenagers. Make a fingerprint look like a reindeer with help from an authority on entertaining in the home in this free…

    Last Updated: Nov 02, 2012
  • Sciatic Pain Injury & Running Stretches

    Certain stretches are great for combating things like sciatic pain injury while running. Learn about sciatic pain injury and running stretches with help from an experienced personal trainer in this…

    Last Updated: Oct 30, 2012
  • Preventing Achy Joints After a Workout

    Your joints will often ache after a workout, but they don't have to. Prevent achy joints after a workout with help from a nationally–recognized fitness specialist in this free video clip.

    Last Updated: Oct 19, 2012
  • How to Cure Cracked Cuticles

    Cracked cuticles can be effectively cured using a few different great home remedies. Cure cracked cuticles with help from a board-certified naturopathic doctor and a licensed acupuncture physician in…

    Last Updated: Oct 17, 2012
  • What Does the LCD Icon Look Like on GarageBand?

    The LCD icon in GarageBand is one you're going to want to get acquainted with. Find out what the LCD icon looks like in GarageBand with help from an audio engineer in this free video clip.

    Last Updated: Sep 29, 2012
  • Carburetor Tuning & Exhaust Temperatures

    Carburetor tuning can be a daunting task if it’s not something you’re familiar with, but is an important aspect to maintaining a proper running and healthy engine. The purpose of the…

    Last Updated: Sep 24, 2012
  • Dune Buggies of the 1940s and 1950s

    If you ask an expert about dune buggies of the 1940’s, they will probably look at you funny and proceed to tell you they didn’t exist at that point in time, which is both true and false.…

    Last Updated: Sep 24, 2012
  • Rotten Egg or Sulfur Smell Coming from Diesel Exhaust

    Diesel exhaust has always had a significant smell compared to the smell of a gasoline engine's exhaust, but in general it shouldn’t exhibit much of a sulfurous smell. A sulfur or rotten egg…

    Last Updated: Sep 24, 2012
  • 1995 Ford F-150 Coil Failure Symptoms

    The 1990s were a watershed era for Ford's reliable old pickup, a transitional time when it went from a generally utilitarian appliance to preferred conveyance of those who disdained front-drive…

    Last Updated: Sep 24, 2012
  • How to Multiply Multiple Factors

    Multiplying multiple factors always requires you to tackle the steps of the problem in a very specific order. Multiply multiple factors with help from a professional online tutor and academic scholar…

    Last Updated: Sep 07, 2012
  • Herbal Conditioning Spray for the Skin

    Herbal conditioning spray for the skin has a variety of different health benefits that you should be aware of. Learn about herbal conditioning spray for the skin with help from a health and beauty…

    Last Updated: Sep 05, 2012
  • How to Cure Flaking Skin

    Curing flaking skin is something you can accomplish with a very specific natural solution. Cure flaking skin with help from a health and beauty professional in this free video clip.

    Last Updated: Sep 05, 2012
  • 5 Strategies for Defeating RSI and Carpal Tunnel Syndrome

    If you're rubbing your hands, wrists or neck while you read this, you could be suffering from repetitive strain injury. RSI is a blanket term for a number of health issues caused by repetitive…

    Last Updated: Aug 27, 2012
  • How to Join Brush Strokes in Illustrator

    Joining brush strokes in Illustrator is something that is going to be necessary for a wide variety of different projects. Find out how to join brush strokes in Illustrator with help from a well-versed…

    Last Updated: Aug 22, 2012
  • Remedies for Sore Fingers From Guitars

    There are a wide variety of different remedies you can try to get rid of those sore fingers from playing the guitar. Learn about remedies for sore fingers from guitars with help from an award-winning,…

    Last Updated: Aug 15, 2012
  • How to Jazz Up Corn

    You can jazz up corn in a variety of different ways depending on both your preferences and your needs. Learn how to jazz up corn on the cob with help from an award-winning and critically-acclaimed…

    Last Updated: Aug 14, 2012
  • How to Make Remedies for Skin Yeast & Fungus

    You can make remedies for skin yeast and fungus right at home, so long as you have the right tools. Make remedies for skin yeast and fungus with help from a licensed Naturopathic Doctor and a…

    Last Updated: Jul 13, 2012
  • Fruit Food for Birds

    If you want to draw certain birds to your yard that you've never seen before, consider giving them fruit. Learn about fruit food for birds with help from a landscape designer and horticulture writer…

    Last Updated: Jul 11, 2012
  • How Do You Set a Stroke to Resize When Enlarged on InDesign CS?

    Adjusting the size of a stroke in InDesign is a great way to take the maximum amount of control over your project. Set a stroke to resize when enlarged on InDesign CS with help from a well-versed web,…

    Last Updated: Jul 10, 2012
  • How to Get a Drawing to Look Like an Etching

    Getting a drawing to look like an etching requires the proper use of the appropriate techniques. Get a drawing to look like an etching with help from an experienced traditional and digital artist in…

    Last Updated: Jul 05, 2012
  • How to Cure Blotchy Skin

    Curing blotchy skin involves using products like moisturizers and mineral makeups. Cure blotchy skin with help from a licensed Esthetician in this free video clip.

    Last Updated: Jun 12, 2012
  • Cures for Leathery Skin

    A number of different products are great for curing the effects of leathery skin. Learn about cures for leathery skin with help from a nationally recognized Board Certified dermatologist in this free…

    Last Updated: May 03, 2012
  • Tightening the Donut on the Exhaust

    Tightening the donut on the exhaust requires only the right tools and a little bit of know-how. Learn about tightening the donut on the exhaust with help from an expert in the automotive industry in…

    Last Updated: May 03, 2012
  • Propagating Sundews

    Sundew, also known as Drosera, is a genus of more than 190 species of carnivorous plants. They are often propagated for their ornamental appeal, as the leaves are coated in small tentacles with…

    Last Updated: Mar 27, 2012
  • How to Seal a Chimney When Shingling

    Sealing a chimney prevents water from the roof flowing down the sides of the chimney and into the house. Flashing is a set of specialty metal shingles installed around the base of the chimney to seal…

    Last Updated: Mar 27, 2012
  • How to Prune Blue Princess Meserve Holly

    Blue princess meserve holly (Ilex x meserveae), which is often shortened to blue holly, is a dense shrub that can grow up to 12 feet high. The blue holly grows quickly and produces large quantities of…

    Last Updated: Mar 27, 2012
  • What Foods Are Bad for Parakeets?

    More than 4 million households in the United States own birds as pets as of 2007, according to a report published by the American Veterinary Medical Association. Parakeets are among the most popular…

    Last Updated: Mar 27, 2012
  • How to Make Gunite Look Like Stone

    Gunite is a mixture of four parts dry sand and one part Portland cement that mixes with water as it is sprayed at a high pressure through a nozzle. The nozzle is attached to a gunite machine that is a…

    Last Updated: Mar 27, 2012
  • The Effects of Excess Selenium in Horses

    Horses nutritional needs vary depending on the type of activity they do, their age and whether they are gestating or nursing their young. Small amounts of minerals are critical to the health of…

    Last Updated: Mar 27, 2012
  • How to Kill Ringworm in Dog Pens

    Because animals infected with ringworm constantly release spores into their environment, a ringworm infection isn't one of the easiest conditions to eradicate. Disinfection with appropriate products…

    Last Updated: Mar 27, 2012
  • Causes of Congenital Cerebellar Syndrome in Canines

    Located under the cerebral hemispheres, the cerebellum is a region of the brain that plays a key role in motor control. The cerebellum matures during the last phase of fetal development. This leaves…

    Last Updated: Mar 27, 2012
  • How to Quiet a Chatty Cat

    Meowing is a cat's way of communicating. Whether a kitten is trying to tell the mother cat that he's hungry or an adult cat is trying to communicate with his owner, the chatty behavior is often…

    Last Updated: Mar 27, 2012
  • How to Make the Walls Look Like a Cave for Halloween

    A dimly lit cave makes the ideal venue for a creepy Halloween party. If you're looking to give your home better atmosphere for the ghoulish holiday, it's also a fairly simple and economical approach…

    Last Updated: Mar 27, 2012
  • How to Insulate a Prefab Fireplace

    Prefabricated fireplaces can turn plain living rooms into showplaces. Without proper fireplace insulation and sealing, however, those showplaces may become very drafty in the winter when air rushes…

    Last Updated: Mar 27, 2012
  • How to Insulate the Exhaust From a Downdraft Countertop Stove

    Downdraft exhaust fans for countertop stoves do not require ductwork to go through your ceiling and roof. Instead the ductwork usually is under the countertop stove and goes directly out of the rear…

    Last Updated: Mar 27, 2012
  • Memory Problems with the Panasonic UF-790 Facsimile

    Panasonic designed the UF-790 fax machine, which was released in 2001, with on-board memory to store fax documents. You may notice problems with receiving and sending faxes, such as connections…

    Last Updated: Mar 27, 2012
  • How to Bring a Furnace Flue Up to Code

    Furnace flues are designed to vent dangerous gases and particulates away from the dwelling area and discharge them safely outside. For the flue or chimney to function correctly, it must be properly…

    Last Updated: Mar 27, 2012
  • Help With SuperCard SD Slot-2 Adapters for NDS & NDS Lite

    The SuperCard adapter, designed for Nintendo DS and DS Lite, allows you to play homebrew and backup copies of games without the original game cartridges. The SuperCard adapter connects to your…

    Last Updated: Mar 27, 2012
  • How to Change Visual SVN Diff

    VisualSVN, a commercial program based on the open-source Subversion project, allows developers to keep track of changes made to Web pages or files. The command used to compare changes in VisualSVN,…

    Last Updated: Mar 27, 2012
  • How to Separate Rusted Exhaust Components

    A rusted boat exhaust system is a potential engine-killer. It allows water a way into the engine's combustion chambers. It's a slow death that begins with a death rattle -- a clanking from rusted…

    Last Updated: Mar 27, 2012
  • Canine Hot Spots, Moist Dermatitis & Eczema Remedies

    Hot spots, moist dermatitis and eczema are different names for the same skin condition in dogs. The ailment develops as small, irritated, red and moist lesions. They grow quickly as a dog bites, licks…

    Last Updated: Mar 23, 2012
  • How to Help a Cat With Emphysema

    Cats, similar to humans, are subject to a wide variety of respiratory diseases, including asthma, bronchitis and even emphysema. While some of these feline health issues have the same causes and…

    Last Updated: Mar 23, 2012
  • Differences Between a Dog's Staph Infection and Ringworm

    Early recognition of a Staphylococcus infection and ringworm is essential to your dog's well-being. Because the conditions may look similar and are common in dogs with a compromised immune system, it…

    Last Updated: Mar 23, 2012
  • What Causes High Ketones in a Canine?

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