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• How to Climb the Sleeping Bear Dunes

  Instructions Step 1: Determine who in your party is able to climb the dune and who wants to continue across to the lake side. The dune climb area provides picnic tables, a book store and modern restrooms for those wanting to watch the fun from the bottom. Step 2: Keep shoes with you. Even though the initial climb seems fun in bare feet, the sand gets very hot and sharp blades of... more.

• How to Climb a Wind Turbine Tower

  Instructions Step 1: Look up to the sky, and watch as refineries, chimneys and other factories billow out their smoke. Watch how the wind carries it away, it seems to rise, slowly gain altitude then, just as it reaches that perfect height, the smoke begins to move horizontally, carried off by the wind. Those astute young folks out there might even notice that the smoke coming from the... more.

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  Sit and Climb Exercise with Ropes

  Start getting fit with an undulation rope workout in this free video clip - health, exercise, and fitness. more.

• How to Climb a Coconut Tree

  Instructions Step 1: Place one hand around the side of the truck of the tree opposite of you. Step 2: Press your other hand on the truck of the tree in front of your chest. Apply pressure on each side of the trunk to help you stay in place when you are climbing. Step 3: Put your feet on each side of the trunk of the tree with your knees bent. The bottoms of your feet will be... more.

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  How to Mountain Bike Uphill

  Instructions Things You’ll Need: Mountain bike Helmet Hydration system Step 1: Lean slightly forward on your bike. One of the problems when climbing uphill is a loss of traction from the front wheel. By leaning forward, you put more weight on the front wheel, which gives you better traction. Step 2: Come up off the seat and lean in toward the handlebars to climb extremely... more.

• How to Hire a Sherpa

  Instructions Things You’ll Need: Physical fitness to climb the Himalayas Sherpa association so you can make contacts in the climbing community Visa to Nepal Transportation to Nepal Money Your own climbing gear Supplies and food for your ascent Step 1: Get yourself in shape to climb the Himalayas. This cannot be accomplished with just a few nature hikes. You need to get... more.

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  Indoor Rock Climbing Commands

  In this clip we're going to go over commands used in the climbing gym. These formal commands insure that the climber and the belayer are clipped in properly and ready to go. The climber never leaves the ground until all these commands are gone through. So, the climber always starts by saying; on belay?, belay on. Climbing. Climb on. Once the climber has completed the climb and reached the... more.

• About Stair Climbing Wheelchairs

  Instructions Function Step 1: Stair-climbing wheelchairs use a series of computers, cameras and other machinery to sense the location of stairs and curbs. Once the software has processed the obstacle, the chair literally transforms so that the occupant is in a semi-upright position and the wheels can climb end over end over the curb or up the stair. The user shifts her weight to handle... more.

• How to Beat Carnival Games

  Instructions Step 1: Beat the classic plate toss carnival game, where your tossed dime falling in the center of a plate can win you a fancy prize. Plates are slick and often made more so with petroleum jelly or vegetable oil, so the trick to winning is to slow down the trajectory of the dime to ensure that it lands and stops on the plate. The first and easiest tactic for winning the... more.

• How to Build a Cat Climbing Tower

  Instructions Things You’ll Need: Plywood 2x4s Nails Carpet Step 1: Build a design. Since the idea of a cat tower is to allow your pet to jump, climb and play, you will want to figure out the best design for the cat. Some will be simple poles with a couple of ledges while others will include places for them to climb inside to, such as small houses, and extra layers and... more.

• How to Deal With Kids Climbing

  Instructions Step 1: Remove dangerous furniture or anchor it to the wall. Safety comes first when it comes to parenting. If your kid is constantly climbing, remove the furniture she climbs on if possible. Store unsafe furniture such as the coffee table or book shelf elsewhere (temporarily). Make sure your child's chest of drawers is anchored to the wall. You don't want it to fall on your... more.

• How to Reach the Roof in Overgrown on Call of Duty 4

  Instructions Step 1: Go to the brick wall next to the house in the middle of the map. On one side is a dumpster and the other side is a large storage tank. You can start from either side of the wall. Step 2: Climb on top of the brick wall. Climb onto the dumpster for easy access to the wall. If you're on the other side of the wall, get a running start and jump onto the wall between... more.

• How to Practice a Power-Off Stall

  Instructions Step 1: Climb to a safe altitude before practicing power-off stalls. Usually 5000 feet AGL is a safe altitude but check with a certified flight instructor for practice areas around your airport. Step 2: Slow the airplane and put it in the normal landing configuration. Bring the power to idle and maintain your current altitude once you are stable. The airplane should slow... more.

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  Kinds of Rose Plants

  Instructions Bourbon Roses Step 1: A Bourbon rose is a combination of both the China and Autumn Damask rose. This large and beautiful flower's fragrance is very strong, and it blooms in the summer months. Centifolia Roses Step 1: This flower is often called the "Cabbage Rose" due to its cabbage-like appearance. Centifolia roses, reaching 5 feet tall, are usually pink.... more.

• How to Help Your Child Learn to Fall

  Instructions Things You’ll Need: Pregnancy Magazine Step 1: Don't put a baby in a place (chair, bed, slide) that he isn't able to get onto on his own. If a child is placed somewhere, he misses the opportunity to figure out how to climb up, which means that he won't have an inner map of how to get down. This alone can precipitate a fall. Step 2: Support him. Although we... more.

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  How to Identify the Arizona Bark Scorpion

  Instructions Things You’ll Need: A safe vantage point A black light at night Knowledge about the scorpion The Small But Powerful Bark Scorpion Step 1: Observe that the Arizona bark scorpion is a small scorpion that usually is about 7 cm long. As small as the Arizona bark scorpion is, it is packed with a venomous stinger that it will not hesitate to use if you get close... more.

• How to Get to RuneScape's Mining Guild

  Instructions Step 1: Make sure you are a minimum level of 60 in mining. You cannot get into the Mining Guild unless you are at least level 60. Work on your mining skill until you reach this level if you are not at it already. Step 2: Go to Falador. The best way to get there from most places in RuneScape is from the road that travels east and west to the south of the city. If you are... more.

• How to Identify Porcelain Berry Vine

  Instructions Step 1: Analyze the type of plant you are identifying. If the plant requires support and has tendrils helping it to climb on a tree or wall or creep on the ground it's a vine. Porcelain berry is a deciduous vine in the grape family. Step 2: Inspect the area where the plant is growing. Porcelain berry grows well in full sun to partial shade in forests, river banks, and... more.

• How to Clean Windows on Upper Floors

  Instructions Step 1: Vacuum the inside of each window before cleaning. Put the dusting brush attachment onto your vacuum cleaner and suck cobwebs and dust off of the window sill and from around the frame. Step 2: Use paper towels and window cleaner to wash the inside of the each of the upper floor windows first. This will remove the dirt from inside of the window and make it easier... more.

• Why Do Planes Fly at 30,000 Feet?

  Instructions Function Step 1: A cruising altitude is the altitude at which an airplane spends most of its flight. This is the altitude at which it levels out after completing its long climb after takeoff. This altitude allows the aircraft to fly more efficiently, to avoid bad weather and to stay clear of other aircraft. Depending upon the length of the flight and the type of aircraft,... more.