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How Much is a Terabyte, Anyway?
How much is a terabyte? Read on to find out the answer, and find out how many photos, DVDs and Blu-ray movies you can fit on a terabyte-sized hard drive.
13 commentsWhittle a Walking Stick with an Ol' Timer
High up in the hills of the blue mountains yonder lives an ol' timer by the name of "Toothless Jake" Goldbug. He's a bit of a hermit, and hard to track down, but I was fortunate enough to find him hard at work whittling.
9 commentsStarting A Home School Preschool Co-op
A cooperative school is a small-group preschool usually run by 5-7 parents of the participating children. Starting one of your own is a great way to save money, introduce a curriculum you approve of, and work...
1 commentHow to Play Canasta
Canasta is a competitive game that uses 4-6 decks of playing cards (including the jokers), and is played by 4 players, divided into two teams. You'll love playing this fast-paced, easy to learn tournament game with friends and family. It is easy enough for kids to play, but involves enough strategy for adult play too.
3 commentsGetting Labor Started, Naturally
My son'll come out, tomorrow, tomorrow, bet your bottom dollar that tomorrow, he will come! Well, actually I'm having a girl, but that didn't sound right with the lyrics from Annie. Some of these methods are tried and true, others originate from a state of desperation.
13 commentsHow to Make Chainmail From Coat Hangers
My husband's hobby is inspired by his love of medieval arms and armor: his quest? To make a hauberk, or chain mail suit, entirely from coat hangers. It is the ultimate in extreme knitting, and a great use for all of those metal coat hangers. My husband has been making his chainmail suit for years. Wanna learn more?
10 comments15 Ways to Beat the Christmas Blues
This year Christmas just hasn't felt Christmas-sy. Now with just a few days to go, you're feeling a day late and a dollar short. What's a person to do? Read on for 14 quick ways to add holiday cheer when the Christmas blues knock on your door.
2 commentsA Basic Story Time Lesson Outline
Here is the basic formula I use for our library's story hour. It's the bones of my story hour program. I use books, music, movement, and transitions in some predictable ways that create the sense of routine that young children crave. This story hour format also helps create a structure for selecting appropriate books and building a theme. Feel free to use it as a place to start and then adapt it to the needs of your story time crowd!
2 commentsHow to Write a Readable Online Article
Copyright 2009 Carolyn Augustine You want to write easy-to-read hubs that will entice your readers to come back for more? Before we jump into my easy tips for improving your hubs, I'm going to share three...
29 commentsHow to Be a Success At HubPages in 100 Hubs or Less
Being a joiner has its rewards! Almost two years ago I stumbled across HubPages quite by accident. It wasn't long before I was writing my own articles. Here are the secrets to my HubPages success, with some key links to get any new writer here on HP going in the right direction.
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