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How To: Style a herringbone braid

Learn how you can create a herringbone or fishbone hairstyle with this tutorial. You will need long to medium length hair for this hairstyle. Watch this video demonstration and you can create a herringbone or fishbone hair style with your own hair.

How To: Rope braid your hair

Learn how you can create a rope braid hair style with this tutorial. You will need long to medium length hair for this hairstyle. Watch this video demonstration and you can create a twisted rope braid hairstyle in no time at all.

How To: Make the perfect Mexican margarita

It's not just in the tequila you choose, it's also in your technique. This video from How2Heroes shows you the proper way to mix the perfect margarita. Rule #1: don't use a mix. Rule #2: Make sure it is well shaken before serving. Make the perfect Mexican margarita.

How To: Understand class rules in Adobe Dreamweaver

This Dreamweaver tutorial goes over the basics of working with CSS class rules. For more Adobe software tutorials from Layers Magazine, search Layers Magazine on WonderHowTo. WonderHowTo indexes all Layers Magazine tutorials for Illustrator, InDesign, Photoshop, Acrobat, After Effects, Premiere Pro, Dreamweaver and Flash.

How To: Use the rule below option in QuarkXPress

Rules below may not make sense if you're new to QuarkXPress, but it's basically a way of setting conditions or rules for paragraph attribute that fall BELOW the selected text. Learn just how to use the rules below option in this silent tutorial. Make sure you click on "video tutorial sections" in the top left corner and pick the lesson. Use the rule below option in QuarkXPress.

How To: Add rules and line attributes in InDesign

Some text, like a time schedule, looks cleaner if lines are added. In this video tutorial we will take a look at how to add a rule above or below your type in Adobe InDesign and QuarkXPress. Learn how to copy attributes from one line to another quickly by using the eye-dropper tool. Add rules and line attributes in InDesign.

How To: Visualize the 90 degree rule in pool

This video illustrates how to use your own hand to help visualize the 90 degree rule when shooting pool and determine where the cue ball and the object ball will go, so you don't scratch. The thumb and forefinger spread out in an "L" shape will effectively predict the directions the cue ball and the object ball will take. Visualize the 90 degree rule in pool.

How To: Use the 30 degree rule when shooting pool

This is another example of the 30 degree rule when shooting pool. It shows that the anticipated and actual paths of both balls are the same. With a solid knowledge of the 30 degree rule, you can accurately predict where the cue ball will go and set up you next shot. Use the 30 degree rule when shooting pool.

How To: Correctly and safely drive a golf cart at golf courses

Playing golf could be a pain if you don't know all of the basic rules, tips and etiquette associated with the sport. You could find yourself off the fairway (and not on the green, if you know what I mean), or you could find yourself getting kicked out of the golf course for greens damages or unsafe practices and you could find yourself merely being the worst golfer with a club in his hand.