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One Minute How-To
By George L SmythEducation
One Minute How-To episodes
- Item #211 - How To Understand Dark EnergyDr. Michael Turner, the person who coined the term "dark energy," explains how you can begin to understand the most mysterious thing in the universe.5 min
- Item #417 - How To Present A SpeechDavid Block goes through the things you need to know to successfully present a speech before an audience.6 min
- Item #182 - How To Make Your Podcast Site User FriendlyKarin Hogh explains the things you need to do to make your podcast as friendly to users as possible.5 min
- Item #84 - How To Easily Attach A Microphone To Your ComputerScott Bourne explains the easiest way to attach a microphone to your computer.0 min
- Item #93 - How To Finish What You Started WritingPaul Levinson, author of five science fiction novels and nine non-fiction books, explains his key to ensure that he completes what he starts.0 min
- Item #117 - How To Understand The Standard ModelProfessor Hitoshi Murayama breaks down the complicated Standard Model of particle physics so that anyone can understand it.6 min
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- Item #549 - How To Memorize A One Person ShowKathy Curtin explains the process she established for memorizing an 11,000 word one person play.0 min
- Item #521 - How to Save Money On HolidaysSi Salter very (VERY!) quickly offers more tips to save money on holidays than you can grasp within 60 seconds.0 min
- Item #327 - How To Get Rid Of The Yahoo ToolbarPaige Eissinger explains how she removed the annoyance of the Yahoo toolbar, which was on her computer when she purchased it.0 min
About One Minute How-To
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The One Minute How-To is your podcast. Each episode features someone just like you who explains how to do something. The catch is that the participant is only given 60 seconds. This means that they…
need to get right to the point, but isn't that a good thing?