Your Guide To Gems And Jewelry Plr Ebook
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Your Guide to Precious Gems and Jewelry
Learning the Lingo
What About Carats
Evaluating Color
Judging Transparency and Clarity
All About Cuts
Learn About Cat's Eye and Stars
Pros and Cons of Synthetics
What Are the Different Types of Stones
Evaluating Gemstones
How to Spot Fraud
Caring for Your Jewelry
Where and How Gemstones Are Mined
Buying Wholesale
Hand-crafted Jewelry
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Learning the Lingo
Jewelry with a Capital J, Understanding Basic Jewelry Terms, Processes, and Techniques
It is easy to feel intimidated and out-of-place when you’re visiting a high-class jewelry store for the first time. To avoid making unwanted and uninformed purchases, improve your knowledge about jewelry starting with the tips below. If you speak the same language people in the jewelry industry speak then you’ll go home with the jewelry piece you want, need, and definitely can afford.
The Meaning of Gemstone
A gemstone may be a rock, mineral, or even a petrified material that’s cut and polished to be used for making jewelry. It may even be harvested like pearls or organic material like amber, just as long as it has aesthetic appeal. In the old days, precious gemstones only referred to the Big Three: emeralds, sapphires, and rubies. Everything else was labeled as semi-precious gemstones.
Categories today, however, have changed and expanded to avoid further confusion.
The Ins and Outs of Lapidary
Lapidary refers to the process of cutting and polishing gemstones. Rough materials are left uncut and unpolished. Cobbed materials are referred to as fractured. Materials like silicon carbide and diamond, due to their hardness, are used for cutting gemstones in a progressive abrasion process. Compounds like aluminum and chromium oxide are, on the other hand, used for polishing gemstones.
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Shopping For Spas Hot Tubs And Whirlpools Plr Ebook
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How Do Spas and Hot Tubs Work
How to Select the Right One
Plumbing Your Tub
About Motors and Pumps
Filters
Heaters
Optional Automation
Spa and Hot Tub Accessories
About the Water
Cleaning and the Tools You Need
Installation
Special Repairs
Hire a Professional
How to Shop for a Retailer
Spa/Hot Tub/Whirlpool - How They Differ
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How Do Spas and Hot Tubs Work
Spas and Hot Tubs: The Magic of Their Function
When people talk about spas and hot tubs, they often think that these are simply tubs designed for luxury. In reality, they are more than that. These tubs are actually designed for therapeutic use and since the use of these hot tubs and spas result in utmost relaxation due to the muscle relaxing action of the moving water; hence, they are associated with luxury. Hot tubs and spas are often built out of materials like acrylic, ceramic and wood lined with a waterproofing agent. The amount of water each of these spas can hold is usually dependent on the tub's size and the number of people it can seat.
What Makes Them Special
How exactly do spas work and why are they so useful when it comes to getting a person's body to relax which in turn helps them relieve stress? Let’s start with the composition of these technological wonders. Spas and hot tubs are essentially large bathtubs that incorporate the water pulsing action of jet streams. These jet streams cause the water to bubble and this bubbling water is one of the elements that helps muscles relax. Since the pulsing water rotates around the body, it gently massages all of it with this pulsing water action.
This massage like movement of the water along with the added relaxing element of warm water helps many people relieve stress and that tired feeling that you usually get from long hours at work. Hot tubs usually have more than one water or air jet placed strategically around the spa in places where it can give the user the most comfort and therapeutic use.
Modern Movie Making At Home Plr Ebook
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What is Modern Movie Making
Prepare Your Computer for Digital Video
Digital Video Tools
How to Shoot Better Videos
Capture Digital Video
Capture Analog Video
How to Import Audio
How to Edit Your Movies
How to Use Titles and Transitions
Audio Tips
How to Add Still Photos and Graphics
Finish it Up How to Put Your Movies on the Internet
How to Record DVDs and CDS of Your Movie
Comparing Audio/Video Software
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Modern Movie Making
The Video Camera as a Tool in Modern Movie Making: The Most Basic Things You Need to Know Before You Shoot Your First Film
If movie making is your passion and you have the skills, you're probably halfway there as a filmmaker. These days, modern movie making is no longer a full-scale production requiring a lot of crews, extras and a mile-long script. It can be a scaled-down effort, requiring only a cameraman, his video camera and his subject.
The joys of modern movie making
These days, you no longer need to be a film student or a music video director to make your own movie. As video cameras became more sophisticated, so did their ease of use. Even a 7-year-old kid with steady hands can shoot a decent short film, send it to YouTube and watch his work become an overnight sensation.
But if you want to go a bit further, your first step is to pick a good, reliable video camera. Here are some important points to consider before you begin using your video cam for modern movie making. These are just the basics, but these steps are a good start.
Ready for your close up?
Light is the video camera's friend and foe, depending on how you use it. The film industry is a business built on lighting and if you are to succeed in modern movie making, you must be able to understand how to use and manipulate light, especially if you'll be using your brand spanking new video camera.
The Good Habit Guide Plr Ebook
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Habits and How Are They Created
What You Can Do to Change Habits
Is There Something Stopping You
Regular Habits People Create
Tripping the Trigger
Changing is a Process
Using Meditation and Relaxation
How to Stop Nail Biting
Changing Sleep Disorders
Overspending and Shopping
Do You Have Relationship Habits
Health and Fitness Habits
Gambling - Another Self Destructive Habit
Is Laziness a Habit
When You Need Help
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Habits and How Are They Created
Habits: What They are and How They are Formed
There is no human being in this world that doesn’t have a habit. In fact, no creature lives and thrives without at least a semblance of a habit. Habits are reminders that we learn within our environment and that our environment directly affects the way we act, speak and think. But what are habits and how are they formed?
Learning a habit
A habit, by definition, is any act that is acquired through experiences and is performed on a regular basis, often without thinking. Once a habit is acquired, it becomes almost automatic in nature. It is often exhibited as a mannerism, a quirk, a regular act, a routine or a craving, like smoking.
Psychologist Mortimer Adler, Ph.D., refers to a habit as a 'formed ability', learned over a sustained period of time. He even considers habits as a form of perfection, regardless of whether they are good or bad. His reasoning is that a human infant, during the early stages of his life, has within himself various potentialities and abilities, all of which need to be developed.
Vitamins For Vitality Plr Ebook
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All About Vitamins
Essential Vitamins
Supplemental Vitamins
Vitamins for Children
Vitamins for Pregnancy
Vitamins for Seniors
How are Vitamin Supplements Made
Vitamin A
Vitamin B12
Vitamin B6
Vitamin D
Vitamin E
Vitamin Deficiencies and Illness
Clinical Trials and Research
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All About Vitamins
Vitamins: Know What They Are and Why You Need Them
Vitamins are nutrients necessary for the regulation of many different bodily functions in animals and humans. They are important for the formation of tissues, blood cells, genetic material, hormones and chemicals for the nervous system. Vitamins can either be catalysts or coenzymes. As catalysts, vitamins bind with proteins to produce enzymes that will in turn produce essential chemical reactions within the body. As coenzymes, they act as chemical carriers from one body cell to the next.
The history of vitamins
Vitamins as we know them today were largely unknown thousands of years ago and whatever nutrients and benefits vitamins give were only received through the ingestion of food. Some of the ancient civilizations discovered through observation, experimentation or purely by accident that some foods seemed to offer relief or cures for certain illnesses and ailments. Ancient Egyptian doctors, for example, would prescribe liver to patients suffering from night blindness.
Certain vitamin benefits were also discovered long before they were named. The benefits of citrus fruits, for example, a known source of Vitamin C, was first extolled in the mid 1700s long before it was known that vitamins existed. It was first used to prevent and cure scurvy. Although successful, the practice was initially met with skepticism.
Caring For Your Lawn Plr Ebook
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What is a Lawn (not a trick question)
Mowing
Equipment
Watering
Soil
Fertilizing
Thatching
Types of Grasses
Seeding a New Lawn
Sod Lawns
Chemicals
Insects
Controlling Weeds
Manual Watering versus Automatic Sprinklers
Starting a Lawn Care Business
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What is a Lawn (not a trick question)
The Art (and Science) of Having a Lawn
If you have the chance to glimpse the gardens of the rich and famous, you’ll notice that most of them have lawns. This isn't surprising because unlike other types of gardens and landscape designs, lawns are easier to maintain and pretty on the eyes because of their neat symmetry.
The Right Way of Choosing a Lawn
For purposes of definition, any area where grass is growing evenly and at a low height can be referred to as a lawn. Sometimes, other plants may grow on it, depending on the preferences of the owner.
If you feel like having a lawn, there are a lot of things that you have to consider first. You can’t just wrinkle your nose, point to your neighbor’s lawn and have the same one. If the type of soil you’re using in your yard is different from your neighbor’s, it might not be possible for you to have exactly the same lawn as theirs.
The most important thing to consider when choosing what type of lawn to build or design for your home is its purpose. Why do you wish to have a lawn? Is it purely for ornamental and aesthetic reasons? Do you simply want to make your home beautiful?