Monday, January 23, 2012

Fenix TA20 Flashlight, Black, Small

!±8±Fenix TA20 Flashlight, Black, Small

Brand : Fenix Flashlights
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The TA20 utilizes the Fenix patented mechanical revolving dimmer system to precisely lock into its 4 ouput modes. With a maximum output of 225 lumens in a focused beam, this light will light up items 200 meters away. The flashlight is made of a premium hard-anodized, anti-abrasive finish; toughened ultra-clear glass lens with anti-reflective coating, and tactical tail cap switch with momentary-on functionality. The TA21 also follows the IPX-8 waterproofness and offers digitally regulated outputs to maintain constant brightness.

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Monday, January 16, 2012

DUI Tricks

!±8± DUI Tricks

DUI tricks and tips can help reduce your risks of getting a DUI. Let's face it. A DUI is serious business. You should never drive drunk. But even if you aren't drunk and have had only a small amount to drink, you are still in danger of getting a DUI. There are some DUI tricks that you should know which can help reduce the chance of getting arrested and convicted of a DUI.

Search Your Car

We've all seen those cop shows on TV where the cops stop some guy and begin to question him. The guy clearly doesn't know anything about his rights. He seems to be convinced that if he just helps the cops find evidence to convict him, then they will let him go. I know it makes no sense. The cops finally ask the guy if they can look in his car. The guy agrees. This is always the puzzling part, since the guy knows he has something in his car that he doesn't want them to find. Sure enough, the open up the trunk and there's a dead body in it. Imagine that.

Therefore one DUI trick is to search your car thoroughly, before you ever leave your house. After all, if you get into some trouble, that's what the cops are going to do. You don't want to get pulled over and have the cops find something in your car which incriminated you. For example, if they pull you over for a red light violation, you don't want them to notice something in your backseat or the back of your truck which will get him starting an investigation for a DUI, for example. Start with obvious. Look at what's in plain view. If a cop shine shines his flashlight in your car, what will he see?

You probably need to get rid of those empty beer cans in the back of your truck, leftover from that fishing trip. Or how about that stuff in your ash tray? What about that flask in your golf bag? Look in your glove box, all compartments, under your seats, under the floor mats, and in your trunk. Make sure that anything that could in anyway incriminate you is taken out of the vehicle. Sometimes DUI tricks can be the difference between going to jail, and going home to sleep in your own bed.

A businessman took some clients wine tasting, hoping to land a big account. While wine tasting, he didn't swallow, but spit the wine out. He got pulled over. The cop smelled booze and asked the guy to take some tests. The guy's balance wasn't very good - overweight. So the cop failed the guy, arrested him, and handcuffed him in front of his clients. When they tested him at the police station, he blew.01 - almost stone sober. The guy lost the account and had to fight the DUI. This happens all of the time. If you don't know how to play the game, you're toast.


DUI Tricks

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Monday, January 2, 2012

Easy Knitting Instructions For Beginners

!±8± Easy Knitting Instructions For Beginners

Posted here are some easy knitting instructions for beginners. I think when people try to learn to knit they choose the wrong pattern and the wrong supplies.

A beginner is naturally clumsy because they are not comfortable with using two needles. So why make it more difficult for yourself by choosing small size needles and tiny yarn to learn with?

It is also best to use the basic knitting stitches, just knit and purl until you are use to knitting. Once you learn these two stitches you will find everything else is just a variation of the knit and purl stitches.

First find a pattern with the some basic knitting instructions; a small flat item really is best. Try a dishcloth, potholder or a square for an afghan. These are all good choices for that very first project. The needles size 8 or larger is easiest to handle. Do keep them about 14 inches long or shorter. I love the new kids needles that are about 7 inches long.

To help you there are many videos and graphics online. If you do not understand the written instructions do check out some of these videos. It also helps to read the written instructions and than watch the videos.

(1) Slip Knot: Wrap yarn over needle from front to back, over the working yarn, and through loop, pull taut but not tight.

(2) Cast On:

(A) With needle in right hand, wrap tail over left thumb and working yarn over index finger

(B) Insert needle up through thumb loop, then draw a loop from working yarn through loop

(C) Release thumb loop, tighten loop on needle by pulling tail forward

(3) Knit stitch: Hold needle with loops in left hand

(A) Insert right needle

(B) Wrap yarn around it, draw yarn through to form new stitch

(C) Transfer stitch to right needle

(4) Purl: With yarn in front of work

(A) Insert right needle into front of stitch, yarn over and

(B) Draw new loop through

(5) Cast off or Bind off: Begin by knitting two stitches loosely

(A) With left needle pass first stitch over second stitch and tip of right needles which leaves one stitch on right needle.

(B) Knit next stitch and repeat process.

(C) Continue until all stitches but one are bound off.

(D) Break or cut yarn and draw end through stitch With these few knitting basics to get you started, you will be well on your way to becoming a knitter.

These few basic knitting instructions are the foundation of any project you will ever knit. Take your time; understand these few items and you will be able to knit anything you want.


Easy Knitting Instructions For Beginners

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