How to tie your shoelaces?
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all you need to know is here http://www.fieggen.com/shoelace/faq.htm
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Buy two wooden or metal poles.  Buy enough rope/line that is long enough to go from pole to pole and strong enough to hold the clothes.  Make sure you get a little extra rope/line just in case and enough to tie off each end.  Put the poles in the ground.  If you use pole drivers you will not need to place concrete around the poles if you drive the posts in the ground deep enough.  As simple as that.  You can also tie a rope between two objects/trees.
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Get some old ratty shoes that has to have duct tape to hold them together because the duct tape will grip the floor easier and yes im serious
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Maybe you could tell them the different types of ties, or tell the class where they came from.  I've seen the model things in the stores and they have really interesting ways to tie ties.  Maybe you could demonstrate the right and formal way to tie a tie, and then find a really funky way to tie one as well.  Does that help much?
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yeah---tie a anchor to your ankle --then tie a plastic bag over your head!!!!----then jump right in !!!---lots o luck to ya !!--let us know how ya do
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Any constant motion (especially feet hitting the ground) will cause vibrations on the shoe laces which in turn lossen the knots.  Eventually they will loosen so much that they become untied.\n\nTry velcro if you really are bothered by having to tie your shoes.  I normally will tie my shoes twice in a day, but I also walk to/from work every day.
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put on a tie like a grown-up...you can always take it off during the receiption if it seems appropriate
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well usually when you get new skate shoes the strings are kinda hard to tie after you lace them. not really hard but dont pull out very much.so just tuck whats left inside your shoe also you want to tie a knot in the string after you stick them throgh the final hole. that way they dont come out because the knot wont go through to hole. i would suggest get shoes with a strap on the top that way you just tighten the strap and not tie the laces. i like my shoes tight tho so i dont break my ankle. tight shoes are also better when you do drops and gaps. well maybe not for everyone but for me it works. good luck.
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put a small amount of coca cola on the bottom of your shoe...
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you should be more specific but if you want to teach a child how to tie shoes or when to teach them try this http://www.ehow.com/how_5906_teach-child-tie.html
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Assemble the necessary equipment: a roll of 1- to 2-inch-wide athletic tape and a pair of scissors. (Image 1)  \n  \n2.   Wrap one piece of athletic tape under the heel of the foot and bring both ends up the ankle to either side of the leg. The tape should form a "U," like the stirrup on a horse's saddle. (Image 2)  \n  \n3.   Affix the tape to the skin just behind the knobby bone that juts out on either side of the ankle, pressing the tape firmly along the little groove behind the bone. (Image 3)  \n  \n4.   Wrap a second piece of tape around the base of the heel, bringing the ends of the tape along either side of the foot, heading for the toes. It should form a 90-degree angle with the first piece of tape. (Image 4)  \n  \n5.   Wrap a third piece of tape under the heel and up either side of the foot and ankle in the same manner as you wrapped the first piece of tape. Position the tape so that it runs adjacent to the first piece of tape - it should fall right over the knobby anklebone that juts out.  \n  \n6.   Wrap a fourth piece of tape around the heel, running just above and adjacent to the second piece of tape, with the ends again heading for the toes along both sides of the foot. You now have the basic structure for the "basket weave" - overlapping pieces of tape that wrap around the heel, extend to the toe, wrap under the heel and climb up to the ankle. (Image 5)  \n  \n7.   Apply about eight more pieces of tape in this manner - four adjacent strips of tape that wrap around the heel pointing toward the toes, and four adjacent strips that wrap under the heel and head up the ankle. Alternating between strips that run along the foot and strips that run up the ankle will give you a weave that limits mobility and supports the entire ankle. (Image 6) \n\n\nSee images by following the link:
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Try spraying hair spray on them, it works for highland dancing pumps and jig shoes.
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khakis and a dress shirt and tie with some nice shoes. Like these:\nhttp://www.gap.com/browse/category.do?cid=5201\nand\nhttp://www.gap.com/browse/category.do?cid=5150\nand\nhttp://www.llbean.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/CategoryDisplay?page=driving-mocs&categoryId=34576&storeId=1&catalogId=1&langId=-1&parentCategory=3541&cat4=1011&shop_method=pp&feat=ssdpa1011
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tape the toe to the toe next to it. wrap some tissues around the whole thing and dont tie your shoe too tight. you'll be ok as long as you go easy on it. i took karate for a long time, and broke the same toes several times. its sucks. painful, but not life threatening.
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Pull the whole string out. Attach a safety pin to one end then work the safety pin through to the other side, pulling the string as you go. Tie bigger knots on the ends of the strings to avoid this in the future.
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The small plastic or metal sheath on the end of shoelaces that keeps the twine from unraveling is called an aglet (or aiglet).
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Sure let me get my shoes on.