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How To: Origami a kiwi bird

The people from openorigami.net demonstrate how to make an origami kiwi bird.

How To: Origami a ray fish

The people from openorigami.net demonstrate how to make an origami ray fish.

How To: Origami an easy elephant

The people from openorigami.net demonstrate how to make an origami elephant.

How To: Origami a hoopoe bird

The people from openorigami.net demonstrate how to make an origami hoopoe bird.

How To: Origami a rhinoceros beetle

The people from openorigami.net demonstrate how to make an origami rhinoceros beetle.

How To: Origami a duck like a pro

The people from openorigami.net demonstrate how to make an origami duck.

How To: Origami an eagle

The people from openorigami.net demonstrate how to make an origami eagle.

How To: Make a real Psi/Chi ball through meditation

This video is for the people out there who want to learn how to make a real psi ball.

How To: Tie the handcuff knot easily

This double loop knot can't be cinched too tightly, so the police don't really use it—but firefighters do to pull people out of narrow spaces by their wrists.

How To: Make things disappear on camera

An Indy Mogul viewer shows you a simple editing trick for making objects and people disappear in your movies.

How To: Use an autodialer to market your lawn care business

In this episode of Gopher Haul you'll learn you can use an autodialer to market your business. This is a device that makes outgoing calls from a computer while you are out working. Then when you get back you can listen to the messages of people who want an estimate.

How To: Cut a cigarette and put it back together

Watch this instructional video to learn how to cut a cigarette and put it back together. Ever wonder how magicians cut people in half then put them back. Well, this is the same trick just with a cigarette.

How To: Dance the minuet step of two movements

This is a demonstration of 17th Century French minuet steps. A minuet is a social dance of French origin for two people.

How To: Drive traffic to your site using links

You can learn how to drive traffic to your website using links. The most important thing is to get people to your website. You can not spend hours and hours writing emails to people who steal your articles.

How To: Start drawing storyboards for film, animation & stories in Springboard for PC

Springboard from Six Mile Creek Systems is a program for creative writers and artists using Windows PCs, to help storyboard their ideas into visual means. Nowadays, storyboards are what people want to see, because it's less time in their hands (reading takes forever!). So, if you have Springboard, this video gives you a quick stepping stone to using it to sketch and animate your storyboards— for films, videos, animations or any other media.

How To: Use the Minor Arcana cards in a Tarot reading

Many people who perform tarot card readings use only the Minor Arcana - the court cards and the twos through aces of each suit. Peter John teaches the way to explain the Minor Arcana of the Rider-Waite deck and how to incorporate it into your next divination.

How To: Pull off the tablecloth trick

At some point in time on TV or in a movie we’ve all witnessed a person pull a tablecloth clear off of a table without spilling the items on top. This is not an illusion, it can be done. Don’t choose your mother’s fine china to start with but do try it out.

How To: Play KenKen

It’s a game, it involves numbers, it’s fun, it’s KenKen! Understanding the goals and rules of this fun, numbers puzzle will give you the skills you need to win. Have fun working your brain and passing the time with KenKen.

How To: Edit PDF files

Use Adobe Acrobat to edit your PDF files. With handy software like this you will be able create the perfect version of whatever project you are working on. Text, photos and images can all be changed with this handy advice.

How To: Dry apple slices for crafts

Dry apples for that perfect project by following these steps. Apple aren’t just for eating. You can use sliced dried apples to add a little interest to your next craft project. Making the dried apple slices is half the fun and a great way to spend a lazy afternoon.

How To: Craft a button brooch

This cute and colorful flower button is a perfect Spring craft project for the kids. Not only do you get rid of unwanted buttons but you can keep the kids busy and make a cheerful brooch all at the same time.

How To: Open a coconut Samoan style

Ah coconuts, such a delicious...seed? Yeah, it's technically not a nut, but who cares. It tastes excellent once you get it open, which is no easy task. Ever wondered how to open a coconut without resorting to hammers, screwdrivers, chisels, or other unwieldly tools? Filmed in Hawaii at the Polynesian Heritage Centre this video explains how the Polynesian people do it - and it's so easy once you know how.

How To: Make a mini zine

This is a video tutorial for all of you people who don't know how to cut and fold zines, which are short magazines, especially a fanzine, or webzine. It's not brain science here. You basically just print, cut and fold. That's it.

How To: Solve the Rubik's Twist

See how to solve the Rubik's Twist! The Rubik's Cube has been puzzling people for ages now, with only the best of minds able to solve it without any help. The rest of us might not be as lucky, we need a little help, but the Rubiks Twist might not be as hard. This video tutorial is only for beginners, to show them how to solve the mechanical Rubik's Twist puzzle, also referred to as the Rubik's Snake or Rubik's Transformable Snake.

How To: Do a Renaissance Branle Simple dance

Have you ever watched a Medieval based movie, and the setting was at a festival where people were dancing in a circle, well this is that dance. This Branle Simple (Simple Swing) video is more a demonstration of the dance, and does not teach you how to do it step by step.

How To: Do a Renaissance Branle Double dance

The Branle Double is a French-style dance from the 16th Century. It is usually performed by people in either a line or a circle. This is a great video, however it's intent is to be a demonstration, and not an instructional how to.

How To: Weave a cast on for a knitting machine

This instructional knitting video provides tips for making interesting patterns using a knitting machine. This is a demonstration of how to use a knitting machine to weave a cast on. This is a cast on that many people find difficulty with. You may want to reference written instructions in addition to watching this knitting video.

How To: Polish your videos in Windows Movie Maker

Windows Movie Maker has been part of Windows XP for sometime but very few people are fully aware of its capabilities. In this tutorial video, you'll learn how to polish your own Windows Movie Maker videos using a number of tips and tricks.

How To: Properly apply perfume and body spray

This how to video is about perfume etiquette and how you can properly apply perfume. Many people are allergic to perfumes and it is best to apply less perfume in consideration for those around you. Watch this fragrance tutorial and you will be smelling sweet but not strong in no time at all.

How To: Bow In Japan

In this tutorial, Akemi Solloway Sensei teaches a Young Samurai audience how to bow correctly in Japan. This is a very important way to greet Japanese people. There are different ways for a man and a woman to bow. Learn how to greet and bow when greeting Japanese friends with this video.

How To: Do a backflip on a bike

Almost anyone can ride a bike, but how many people can perform a backflip on one? This instructional video explains how to do a backflip the proper way. Be cautious, this move can be extremely dangerous.

How To: Use the F word in English

A lot of the English you hear in the real world isn't taught in the classroom. The F word is a word you hear all the time and you're going to need to know how to respond. This ESL tutorial is all about the F word and how people use it on a daily basis. Watch this how to video and you'll be swearing in English in no time.

How To: Use Botox for jaw reduction

Botox is commonly used to reduce the appearance of wrinkles in the forehead area. But Botox for your jaw and neck? In this how to video Dr. Samuel Lam explains how to use Botox to reduce the jaw. Often times people with wider jaws seek out this popular procedure.

How To: Choose an accent when speaking English

Which is the best way to speak? American English or British English? The truth is that you do not have to sound like anyone! You create your own individual sound. As long as people can understand you, then that is all that matters.

How To: Handle spiny cactus

Cacti have spines that prick the handler's skin. So how do people in the cactus business handle spiny cactus all day long? They use nitro gloves! Watch this instructional video for a demonstration on how these special gloves prevent gardeners and cactus growers from getting pricked.