How to use skits to teach about being careful about the way you speak – Skit 6 of 13

One of the main things that all good communicators should do is be careful about the way they speak.

Here is a fun skit that will help illustrate this point for your students. The students will be directed to display a bad communication skill. Then the class will guess which technique they should have done to be better communicators.

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How to use skits to teach about being better turn-takers when they talk – Skit 5 of 13

One of the main things that all good communicators should do is take turns talking and listening.

Here is a fun skit that will help illustrate this point for your students. The students will be directed to display a bad communication skill. Then the class will guess which technique they should have done to be better communicators.

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How to prepare for Subcutaneous Port implanted for chemo treatments

Should you have breast cancer or some other condition requiring chemo treatments, a Subcutaneous Port can be your friend. Another name for a Subcutaneous Port is Sub Q Port. One woman who is in her third round of chemo treatments refused to have a Sub Q Port implanted the first time around. Some of her veins collapsed and she suffered needless pain. She went through the Sub Q Port operation for rounds two and three of chemo.

What is a Subcutaneous Port?

The Sub Q port is implanted underneath the collar bone above the healthy breast. It is about the size of a quarter. The narrow tubing, called a catheter, is implanted into the Subcutaneous vein near the lung. Using a Huber Needle, chemo will be inserted directly into the Sub Q Port. The chemo will run through the Sub Q Port, through the catheter tube, and into the veins. This saves your arm from being stuck over and over again with a needle.

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How to make an email signature card using Wisestamp

Wisestamp.com is a customized signature card. This is a free download that can help promote your business and you personally. Since I wanted to add a picture plus very specific links in tabular form to make it look like a business card, I visited my favorite HTML tutorial site of http://www.w3schools.com/html/ to help me do just that. Here are some helpful tips that could help you customize your e-mail signature for free.

What else is Wisestamp.com good for? You can customize all aspects of your signature, you can add RSS feeds, you can add in many or all of your social networking sites, and you can customize your e-mails and either select a personal signature or a business signature based on your specific e-mail recipient.

Please note: Since the eHOW fields won’t accept straight HTML code, I placed the HTML code on the pictures for Step 3 and Step 5. Copy the code found in the pictures and replace the text that is colored red with your personalized information.

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How to choose between Wigs for Kids or Locks of Love Hair Donation

Your hair has grown long enough and you are thinking about getting it cut. If you have at least ten inches of hair to spare, why not donate it to either Wigs for Kids or Locks of Love so that kids who have lost their hair due to cancer, burns, or alopecia areata can wear a wig made of real hair? So now the big decision is, how do you choose between those two groups? Which organization would you rather donate your hair to?

Years ago, I donated 26 inches of hair to Wigs for Kids. My hair is long enough that I can now donate 24 inches of hair this time around. Do I send my hair to Wigs for Kids again, or do I send it to Locks of Love instead? Here is what I learned about both groups.

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How to donate hair to Oil Spills program

If you own or work at a hair salon, you can donate cut hair and the hair you sweep up from the floor to the Hair for Oil Spills Program that is part of the organization called Matter of Trust.org. Or perhaps you are a busy mother who cuts the hair of your entire family. Rather than throwing that hair away, wouldn’t you like to do something to help our environment?

The group called “Matter of Trust” will weave together all excess hair into a hair mat that helps soak up oil when there is an oil spill. Since there are hundreds of oil spills every year, just think what a difference your donated hair clippings will make.

They will also take pet hair, old nylon stockings with or without runs, waste wool, feathers, and natural fiber donors. See how this program works.

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How to delete your cookies in your Control Panel

Are you having trouble logging in to one of your writing or blogging sites? The solution is often that you need to delete the cookies that have been clogging up the works in the Internet Options area of your Control Panel. Follow these easy steps to delete those cookies and temporary files so you can resume enjoying the internet.

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How to delete your cookies using Internet Explorer

Are you having trouble logging in to one of your writing or blogging sites? The solution is often that you need to delete the cookies that have been clogging up the works in your Internet Explorer Browser. Follow these easy steps to delete those cookies and temporary files so you can resume enjoying the internet.

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How to delete your cookies using Firefox

Are you having trouble logging in to one of your writing or blogging sites? The solution is often that you need to delete the cookies that have been clogging up the works in your Firefox Browser. Follow these easy steps to delete those cookies and temporary files so you can resume enjoying the internet.

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Sub Q Port aka Subcutaneous Port

Sub Q Port aka Subcutaneous Port
Originally uploaded by Professional Storyteller Debbie Dunn

Sub Q Port aka Subcutaneous Port created with Powerpoint and Art Explosion Publisher Pro Silver by Debbie Dunn. The Sub Q port is implanted underneath the collar bone above the healthy breast. It is about the size of a quarter. The narrow tubing, called a catheter, is implanted into the Subcutaneous vein near the lung. Using a Huber Needle, chemo will be inserted directly into the Sub Q Port. The chemo will run through the Sub Q Port, through the catheter tube, and into the veins. This saves your arm from being stuck over and over again with a needle.

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