Paint your ride for 50$ with a roller
This is an excellent forum post in which one member gives you information about painting a vehicle with a professional foam roller. His paint jobs come out looking like show quality ones, and he has the pictures to prove it. This thread runs over 40 pages, so you should be able to gather everything you need to accomplish this. The paint type, the mixture, and the wet sanding paper grit are all covered in full. Wouldn't you love to see the looks on your friend's faces when you tell them your paint job was done with a roller for 50$?
>> http://board.moparts.org/ubbthreads/showflat.php?Cat=0&Number=2331682&page=0&fpart=1&vc=1

1st gen S-10 big block installation
More Power! This guide will help you install a big block in a first generation s-10. This isn't the easiest of modifications but with the proper tools, parts, and directions, it shouldn't be undoable. This guide walks you through the frame modification, sheet metal modification, the A/C cooling system, the steering components, the crank pulleys, the mounting brackets, the front suspension, and finally the exhaust. As you can see, it's a pretty in-depth guide. It even list all the GM part numbers you need. Imports beware!
>> http://www.s10forum.com/forum/showthread.php?t=223375

Backing up your DVDs with ImgBurn
This site shows you, using screenshots, how to use a somewhat complicated piece of software to copy your DVD collection. The thing with DVD software is that you can get lost, or miss an important step and start pumping out DVD coasters. There are many features in ImgBurn that can be used to make sure the DVD copy comes out just like the original. With this comprehensive guide this can be easily accomplished.
>> http://www.mrbass.org/dvdburn/

Change a bicycle chain
Quoting from the site; "There are a lot of people new to cycling who are not aware that a bike chain is considered a "consumable", that is expected to be replaced periodically." Admit it, most average Joes don't ever change their bicycle chains for the period of time they own the bike. It's a shame considering the simplicity of replacing it if you know what you're doing or being told how to do it. With pictures and very good knowledge on the subject, this site is extremely helpful. It shows you what can happen if you don't change a chain, what tools you need to remove it, and how to change it properly.
>> http://www.bicyclinglife.com/HowTo/ChangeAChain.htm

Simple online guitar tutorial
Even though this is a very basic three part guitar guide, it does teach you the fundamentals needed to go on to the next, more advanced, tutorial. It shows you the string's notes, the tuning aspect, chord basics (with diagrams), and a couple musical scales. This makes for a less frustrating transition into the process of guitar playing. All you need to do now is become the next Hendrix.
>> http://www.netspace.org/~mts/guit_tut/tutorial.htm