How To: Use a dual fianchetto move in chess
This video is a good match that looks at a dual fianchetto setup versus the Sicilian Defence. Don't know what fianchetto is? Well, here's a hint: It involves the bishop.
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How To: Origami a vase
Learn how to fold a vase that you can actually put flowers in. Although who knows if it will hold water...
How To: Deal with bangs (pinning, parting, ponytail, & braids)
Mary Claire has bangs and knows how to use them. In this segment she shows four different approaches to dealing with bangs.
How To: Play "Glow" by Alien Ant Farm on your acoustic guitar
Learn how to play "Glow" by Alien Ant Farm on your guitar. It's not that hard, unless you know nothing about playing the guitar.
How To: Make a Laotian egg salad (yum salad)
Forget the fancy salads at those expensive restaurants. Watch this how to video tutorial as professional Thai chef Kai shows you how to make a Laotian egg salad. This salad is also know as a yum salad. Make one for dinner tonight.
How To: Create vintage pinup girl makeup
Think 1940s/50s pinup magazine pictures! Jayne Mansfield, ya know.
How To: Cut circles in your wood with a bandsaw
Bandsaws have always been great at cutting curves. With a simple jig, perfect circles are a breeze. This woodworking video demonstrates this jig, and also briefly shows some minor mods that I have made to my 14" Jet Bandsaw to keep the tyres clear of sawdust.
How To: Cook an egg in a basket
Watch this how to video and try this recipe inspired by the movie V for Vendetta. Its a well known way to cook an egg, its easy and tastes great.
How To: Make kosher kasha varnishkes with Bubbe
What do you get when you mix bowties and meat? A really good meal! This recipe can be frozen and Bubbe decided to serve with pot roast and a vegetable so try it out and let Bubbe know how you enjoyed it!
How To: Do a traveling kong vault
This tutorial is assuming you already know how to do kongs. A traveling kong is used in parkour to leap over longer objects, in this case a picnic table.
How To: Prepare buttered prawns with egg floss
If you're looking for a sumptuous dinner idea tonight, why not try this buttered prawn dish with egg floss? We know that "egg floss" sounds weird (no, it's not like tooth floss), but it's actually those really thin, tender pieces of egg that float in egg drop soups. They're an attractive way to add flavor to any dish.
How To: Use the word count feature in OpenOffice Writer
When creating word processed documents, there are often times when it is important that you know exactly how many words you have written - for example, student writing their dissertation, and journalists writing articles.
How To: Check for worn shocks on your vehicle
This video shows how to check your shock absorbers also known as dampers, shocks, shockers or shox. If they are no longer doing their job, they will need to be replaced.
How To: Revamp your old jewelry
Don't know what to do with your old jewelry? Watch this video and get some ideas on how you can revamp your old jewelry.
How To: Sketch and sweep in Autodesk Inventor
This tutorial shows you how to create a 3D sketch using points and then how to use the sweep tool to create the final shape in Autodesk Inventor, a digital prototyping software. Knowing the interface of the software will be helpful so you can find the exact tools being used.
How To: Remove stop motion rigging with MS paint
This is a tutorial on how to remove rigging with MS paint (also known as rotoscoping). Turn your speakers up, as the audio is very quiet.
How To: Interpret "man speak" to communicate better with men
Want to know what he's really thinking? Watch Love U to learn the language of man speak! This will save you time and heartache.
How To: Install a trailer wiring harness in a Dodge Ram van
If you are going to be towing a trailer, or using auxiliary lights with your Dodge Ram 1500 full size van, you are going to need to install a T-One wiring harness. This installation could not get any easier, if you know how to use a plug and some zip ties, you can do it. This video shows where to locate the needed plug and how to test the wiring to make sure it works properly.
How To: Properly hold your pen to paper in calligraphy
This video explains how to properly hold your pen to your paper in calligraphy (also known as scripting).
How To: Hack together a gun attachment for the Wii
These are two gun designs that can be used with the wiimote. Both are pretty easy to make, and modify. Let me know what you think.
How To: Practice short shot principle drills
Learn how to shoot the ball with backspin, improving your chances of making the shot on the basketball court. This drill is known as the short shot principle.
How To: Warm up for basketball with Russian March drills
Learn how to warm up for basketball with an effective stretch walk for the legs and core known as the Russian March. First see the proper form to use, then some drills.
How To: Begin playing chess
Learn the basics of the game, the chess board and piece positioning. These are the very basics you'll need to know to play chess.
How To: Practice goalkeeper toss drills in soccer
Learn how to receive a ball from the goalkeeper and take a quick shot right after. This is known as goalkeeper toss soccer drill.
How To: Embroider a spiderweb rose or woven rose with ribbon
Watch this video to learn how to embroider a spiderweb rose. This is also known as the woven rose.
How To: Tell your boyfriend he’s a bad kisser
You’ve found the one, but he’s a horrible kisser. Don’t let him live the lie any longer—you’ve got to let him know… nicely, of course.
How To: Use letter markers for knitting
Learn to use letter markers - markers that can be identified alphabetically - to help you know exactly where you are in your knitting.
How To: Read basic drum set music
In this drum lesson you will learn to apply what you already know about reading single-drum music to reading multiple drum music, or drum set music. In order to do this lesson, you should already have an understanding of quarter notes and 8th notes.
How To: Play scales on the banjo
Grab your banjo and get to know the different scales you can play with! He will begin with a short scale.
How To: Measure food using cups and spoons
Knowing how to measure ingredients is an important aspect of cooking. This Tips and Techniques video really goes back to the basics and shows you how to use measuring spoons and cups. This is a skill you will need whether you are baking or cooking.
How To: Microwave a baked potato
Healthy and low in calories, baked potatoes are easy to prepare if you have the right techniques. With this quick microwave recipe, you'll have your baked potato ready in no time! Watch the video and let us know what you think. Enjoy!
How To: Play a C minor chord on the piano
Pete Sears shows you how to play the C minor chord perfectly on your piano or keyboard. It's derived from the major chord, so if you know how to play major chords, it's easy!
How To: Play "Piano Man" on the piano
Learn Billy Joel's great song Piano Man and how to play it on the piano. You should already know how to play the piano to follow along.
How To: Dig potatoes
It's one thing to grow potatoes, but do you know how to dig them up? This video has you covered.
How To: Find the initial timing of your engine
This video shows you how to find the initial timing of your motor, with or with out a top dead center whistle. You need to know your firing order and distributor rotation direction.
How To: Transfer movies from iMovie HD to iMovie '08
If you've created movies in iMovie HD, you'll be happy to know that iMovie '08 has made it easy to import your movies. Be careful, transitions and music will not transfer over, but we think you'll be happy with the improvements available in iMovie '08.
How To: Perform hyperloop poi spins
If you want to do orbitals and some of the more advanced poi spinning moves, then you'll need to know how to do hyperloops. Check it out in this video.
How To: Filter incoming emails in Gmail
If you're new to Gmail or just haven't taken the time to play with it, and really want to know how to deal with filters (sorry there aren't folders) and organize your inbox, then you'll want to check out this tutorial.
How To: Make roux the classic thickener
If you like to cook, you've probably made roux, the classic thickener for soups, sauces and stews, hundreds of times -- even if you didn't know you were doing it. Roux is equal parts flour and fat -- butter or oil, ususally -- combined into a smooth paste over heat.
How To: Save incrementally in CINEMA 4D if you know AE
In After Effects 6.5, Adobe introduced Incremental saves. Rather than waiting for the auto-save to catch the latest revision to your project, incremental save allows you to manually save a new file, incrementing the name of your project in numeric integers. CINEMA 4D does the same. And with a little configuration, you can make it act exactly the same as in After Effects.