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How to Convert Degrees to Radians
Degrees and radians are two units for measuring angles. A circle contains 360 degrees, which is the equivalent of 2π radians, so 360° and 2π radians represent the numerical values for going "once around" a circle.[1] X Research source Sound...
How to Flirt with Girls in Middle School
Interested in a cute girl at your school? Don't know how to talk to her? And most important, don't know how to get her to like you? Try to understand the difference between social interaction and flirting before you start.
How to Evict a Residential Tenant in Ohio
Although disagreements between a landlord and tenant can often be resolved without legal action, there are times when a landlord has little or no choice but to resort to eviction as a remedy. The eviction process in Ohio is designed to be relatively quick...
How to Unsync Contacts from Facebook
This wikiHow teaches you how to turn off syncing between Facebook and your smartphone's stored contacts. You can do this from within the Facebook app on both iPhone and Android smartphones.
How to Change Gear Box Oil on a Vintage Vespa Scooter
This How-to article will help you changing the gear box oil on a vintage vespa scooter.
3 Easy Ways to Completely Delete All of Your Tweets
X, formerly known as Twitter, does not allow its users to delete Tweets in bulk, but that doesn't mean you can't remove all of your Tweets in other ways! If you only have a few Tweets on your X account, you can manually delete those Tweets with ease. But...
How to Catch a Leprechaun
Training to catch a leprechaun is a fun family activity near St. Patrick's Day. You must first learn about Irish folklore, and then develop a plan to catch the Irish trickster with traps and games.
How to Make Art Prints
We've all made art prints, whether we realize it or not. Remember taking leaves, vegetables, sponges, or blocks and covering them in paint? Simply pressing these items against paper creates a print, as many school children can tell you. If you're ready to...
How to Report a Price Change on GasBuddy
When dealing with gas prices, it's often crucial to find out the most up-to-date price. And with so many users on GasBuddy, there's definitely no shortage in gas price updates. If you want to become another GasBuddy reporter who wants to update the pric...
How to Download YouTube to Video Free with Freemake YouTube Converter
There are a great many cool videos on YouTube. Unfortunately, their owners sometimes delete videos and you can't watch them anymore. To prevent it, we recommend you to download YouTube video free and easily and have them always with you.
How to Calculate Speed in Metres per Second
Meters per second is a rate of speed, similar to miles per hour. Finding the speed is easy if you are given the distance in meters and the time in seconds. You can use the formula speed =...
How to Give Yourself Totally Cute Freckles Safely
Some people have a sprinkling of freckles across their nose and cheeks, while others are covered from head to toe. Freckles are hereditary, so you either have them or don't, but that doesn't mean you can't get a freckled look if they're not in your genes....
How to Care for a Dendrobium Orchid
Dendrobium orchids are beautiful flowers that require careful attention but are overall very sturdy. Provide a moderately warm, humid, and spacious environment for your flower to help it thrive. Feed and water it weekly and makes sure it gets ample sunlig...
How to Make a Car in Minecraft
This wikiHow teaches you how to create a moving car in Minecraft. While you can't change the car's direction, you can create a vehicle that moves forward on its own. This is possible in all versions of Minecraft.
How to Tie a Shemagh
The shemagh is a traditional Middle Eastern scarf or wrap commonly used to shield the head and face from harsh weather conditions. The wrap has also become popular with British and U.S. military members, particularly those stationed in the Middle East, an...
How to Take Care of Dengue Patients
Dengue is caused by the dengue virus and is transmitted by Aedes mosquitoes. Dengue is common in regions in Southeast Asia, the western Pacific, Central and South America, and Africa.[1] X Research source Living in or traveling to any of the...