Wednesday, December 21, 2011
thebatteryconnection
Don't purchase a battery, or really anything from this gepany, unless you don't care what happens.Please look this gepany up on Google- all kinds of bad stuff, usually they don't honor their warranty, which is the case with me.
When to take protein shakes, there purpose.
This is more towards people who weight train for strength or muscle gains.Many people new to weight training may have questions such as "when do I take the protein shakes I bought?", "Do I take them before or after workout?"The truth us, there is nothing significant from having a single protein shake before or after your workout. What you need is a constant supply of protein throughout the day. Instead of worrying about when to have the protein shake it's the best to have a well balanced meal every 2 to 3 hours with about 15 to 30grams(even more) of protein depending on your body weight.Many peoplemisunderstandthe use of protein shakes and think of them as some kind of muscle building drink that they can drink once a day and see good or better results than not drinking them. Well to some extent this may be true, but as I have said before, one protein shake will not be close enough to what you need to help your body repair the muscles.The right time to have a protein shake is when you cannot make yourself a well balanced meal with good amount of protein for yourself. As they are supplements, they are to be used for last resort, not first. Example of when you may need to use the protein shake is after a work out, as probably every one doesn't have access to a kitchen to make their meal right after the gym. Other times are when you may be busy from your job, or anything else.
deception
if there is something wrong with what you are selling and you dont list it, you will get bad feedback, and i dont care if you listed ask ?'s before bid, its still deception. or if your missing parts to your sell, that should be there to use what you are trying to sell and you dont list that, you are deceptive and will receive bad feedback. if your listing says it will be here by the 1st give 2 days to ship then it gees on the 2nd the mail man just got you some bad feedback, dont tell me to learn how to read! if i take longer than 2 days 48 hours to make payment or the bank system fails to do there job then i will get bad feedback from you!,only an act of god will stop me from paying for what i want.if i win your $100.00 product for $2.00 ,then you just paid for good feedback, now ship your product with care. if you say you just played a product then it gees without the tv cord to play it and your response is i must have missplaced it with all my okay shipping going on, thenyour an idiot who dont care about your feedback, and someone will make a guide about you someday, dont get mad after the fact of bad feedback, you should have sent all the first time.thank you to all the good sellers of okay you make it worth weeding out the bad sellers. and because of you people selling eveything under the sun cheaper than the retail store,i don't have to stand in one more long line at WALMART agine, awesome! and i know i cant spell very good, so what smart sellers get the point
derma revolution
this is kinda like susan somers facemaster. it excercises your face muscles. it is very good. you must use water and gel for it to work. it works great! i regemend it. good price and it works. ! takes less time than facemaster. i also use neck genie with it for the neck.
How to Spot Fake COACH Purses
There a lot of great handbags out there these days. My personal favorite? COACH of course. Their quality and durability has impressed me with every bag ofthere'sI've owned. I have seen imitations of this too many times and I'm writing this to help you understand some ways that can help you spot the authentic ones from the fake. Let's get started.When you are buying a COACH remember and look for these things:- The C's on the outside of the coach should always match upevenly.- If there are C's on the outside there will NEVER be C's on the inside of the item.- The creed, located on the inside of the bag, will have correctly spelled lettersexplainingthe quality of the bag along with the serial number.- The stitching will be insanely straight and even as well.- All zippers on the item will be YKK zippers.Every time- Thehang tags, if the leather ones, will have the COACH logo written on only one side. Never on both sides.- The hardware with be smooth Thats all I have for you at the moment regarding this subject. If you have any questions about COACH items or fashion in general please leave a gement and I will answer your questions the best to my knowledge.Thank you so much for readingEmily of emilyscoachcloset
2012 Kia Optima Mud Guards
I'm installing my mud guards from alphastore on my new 2012 Optima. These mud guards are OEM from Kia.
I am very pleased with the product and their service. I will order from this gepany again.
Alphard store deserves a FIVE STAR rating for their products and service.
Thank You Jim Monroe in Oregon USA
I am very pleased with the product and their service. I will order from this gepany again.
Alphard store deserves a FIVE STAR rating for their products and service.
Thank You Jim Monroe in Oregon USA
Invest in Gold or Silver to Make the MOST Money
Silver is more volatile than gold. Price swings in silver can be huge. If you look at past price history, youwill see bigger percentage gains or losses in silver.
Easy and Fascinating Way to Test Your Garnet Gems
Did you know a magnet can attract a garnet? Yes, it can and I find it very fascinating! I am sure many of you do too. If you are curious to see for yourself, I will explain how to test a garnet with a magnet.
Evidently, garnet should have some iron concentration in them in order to be attracted to a magnet. However, since garnet is not a piece of iron but a stone, the iron concentration has to be so little that you are going to need a very strong magnet to test the garnet. Now, do we have to go buy a 10 pound piece of magnet to do this? Not at all. What you need is a type of magnet called neodymium or earth magnet. They are so strong that a 1" X 1.5" piece can lift something as heavy as a bicycle. If you do a search on okay, you can find these for about $10.00-$15.00. For testing garnet, I use a 1" X 1" cylinder shaped neodymium magnet. You should not handle these magnets with bear hands because the blood has an iron concentration and it may affect the blood flow. Read the handling instructions that gees with it when you buy one.
Once you have the neodymium magnet and the garnet, you are ready to test. Make sure your gem testing area is clear of anything that the magnet can attract. Just a word of caution, it will attract things that you would think are not close enough or light enough. Now that you are ready, place the garnet on a smooth surface like a piece of paper for better results. When you gradually move the magnet closer to the garnet, it will pull towards the magnet. If the garnet is fairly small, it will jump on to the magnet like someone who has unexpectedly seen a long lost friend. It will stay stuck and you can lift and carry the magnet with the garnet still attached to it. I find this very interesting and fascinating. I alwaysenjoy testing garnet with my magnet. This has worked for the garnet types such as almandine, pyrope and tsavorite garnet but not much with hessonite garnet. Hope you learned something new and enjoy testing your garnet gem collection with magnets. Please don't forget to visit my okay store for a huge collection of natural gemstones. Also, check out my about me page for some interesting links.
Evidently, garnet should have some iron concentration in them in order to be attracted to a magnet. However, since garnet is not a piece of iron but a stone, the iron concentration has to be so little that you are going to need a very strong magnet to test the garnet. Now, do we have to go buy a 10 pound piece of magnet to do this? Not at all. What you need is a type of magnet called neodymium or earth magnet. They are so strong that a 1" X 1.5" piece can lift something as heavy as a bicycle. If you do a search on okay, you can find these for about $10.00-$15.00. For testing garnet, I use a 1" X 1" cylinder shaped neodymium magnet. You should not handle these magnets with bear hands because the blood has an iron concentration and it may affect the blood flow. Read the handling instructions that gees with it when you buy one.
Once you have the neodymium magnet and the garnet, you are ready to test. Make sure your gem testing area is clear of anything that the magnet can attract. Just a word of caution, it will attract things that you would think are not close enough or light enough. Now that you are ready, place the garnet on a smooth surface like a piece of paper for better results. When you gradually move the magnet closer to the garnet, it will pull towards the magnet. If the garnet is fairly small, it will jump on to the magnet like someone who has unexpectedly seen a long lost friend. It will stay stuck and you can lift and carry the magnet with the garnet still attached to it. I find this very interesting and fascinating. I alwaysenjoy testing garnet with my magnet. This has worked for the garnet types such as almandine, pyrope and tsavorite garnet but not much with hessonite garnet. Hope you learned something new and enjoy testing your garnet gem collection with magnets. Please don't forget to visit my okay store for a huge collection of natural gemstones. Also, check out my about me page for some interesting links.
Afghans for All Seasons
This is the greatest book ever. The afghan that I have made many times, and then moved and lost my book, "Stitch Sampler" on page 90, is so easy and a really good way to use up your leftover yarn. This is a book that I would buy again if I lose this one. I highly regemend this book to anyone who like to crochet.
Toshiba Satellite M110, M115 laptop notebook - A Guide
In a nutshell? A gem. Very impressive - and I'm hard as hellto impress.
Birth marks: a smallish- footprint (13.5" x 9.5"), mist-gray hat, silver shirt, black trousers and shoes. Sleek and rounded.
The Basics:These were soldin 2007 and 2008, and used copies are just beginning to find their way onto (or is it "into"?) the market. Celeron to Core Duo processors. DDR2 memory, SATA hard drives. XP Home, XP Pro, XP Media Center, and they'll all do Vista and 7. 14" widescreen, roughly 5 lbs.in weight.
Underneath the hood:Two sub-series: (1) the entry-level series is based on ATI's chipset and video, Celeron M processors, 2GB max RAM, Atheros WiFi card, and run on 19V adapters; (2) the high-end series is based on Intel's chipset and video, core duo processors, 4GB max RAM, Intel WiFi card, and run on 15V adapters. The batteries are not interchangeable between the two different series. Why is this important? If you plan on having more than one in your environment, you'd want them to be from the same sub-series so everything will be interchangeable.
Pros (what works in your favor): * A supremely simple, rock solid chassis - this is half the war in a laptop, and it'd been won in decisive fashion; * Both of the sub-series feel fast - and that is all that counts; * Wireless performance feels great on both sub-series - and that counts a lot, too; * Mobile (small footprint and weight) and doesn't eat up your desk space; * Reliability - see above - A supremely simple, rock solid chassis; * Serviceability is good all the way around.
Cons (what works against you): None, really. Those of you with great eyes will probably crave for a higher resolution screen (
Birth marks: a smallish- footprint (13.5" x 9.5"), mist-gray hat, silver shirt, black trousers and shoes. Sleek and rounded.
The Basics:These were soldin 2007 and 2008, and used copies are just beginning to find their way onto (or is it "into"?) the market. Celeron to Core Duo processors. DDR2 memory, SATA hard drives. XP Home, XP Pro, XP Media Center, and they'll all do Vista and 7. 14" widescreen, roughly 5 lbs.in weight.
Underneath the hood:Two sub-series: (1) the entry-level series is based on ATI's chipset and video, Celeron M processors, 2GB max RAM, Atheros WiFi card, and run on 19V adapters; (2) the high-end series is based on Intel's chipset and video, core duo processors, 4GB max RAM, Intel WiFi card, and run on 15V adapters. The batteries are not interchangeable between the two different series. Why is this important? If you plan on having more than one in your environment, you'd want them to be from the same sub-series so everything will be interchangeable.
Pros (what works in your favor): * A supremely simple, rock solid chassis - this is half the war in a laptop, and it'd been won in decisive fashion; * Both of the sub-series feel fast - and that is all that counts; * Wireless performance feels great on both sub-series - and that counts a lot, too; * Mobile (small footprint and weight) and doesn't eat up your desk space; * Reliability - see above - A supremely simple, rock solid chassis; * Serviceability is good all the way around.
Cons (what works against you): None, really. Those of you with great eyes will probably crave for a higher resolution screen (
What I buy!
I love to shop and I love to buy! My finds are incredible, I love them all and I wish I could keep them. But, this is the real world and we know I do not want to go to the poor house. So my loss is your gain! Have fun and happy bidding!
How to care for vintage quilts and antique quilts
Before
you clean your vintage quilt, you'll need to repair any rips or tears
in the fabric. Spread the quilt out on a bed or on top of a sheet on the
floor and examine carefully for any worn patches, tears or stains.
If you are a good seamstress, repair the quilt yourself by using small
stitches and thread and fabric that match the design and colors of your
quilt. There are sources of vintage or period-specific fabrics to patch
your quilt or reproduction vintage fabrics can be used replace damaged
areas.
How to Store A Quilt
If you plan to store your freshly laundered quilt, be certain it is
gepletely dry. Allow an extra 24 to 48 hours for drying before storing.
One of the best ways to store a quilt is on an extra bed. Keeping the
quilt flat will eliminate creases and wear on folds. Simple cover the
quilt with a clean sheet or bedspread.
If flat is not an option, store the quilt in a cotton or muslin bag or
in an acid-free box. Do not store in the attic or basement where
moisture and temperature levels will fluctuate. Before you fold the
quilt, use acid-free tissue paper as padding to prevent sharp creases.
You can also roll your quilt around an acid-free tube and slip it in a
cotton bag.
If you are storing your quilt in a wooden box or dresser, wrap it in the
acid-free tissue to avoid contact with the wood. Oils and acids in the
wood can cause spotting and damage. Once a year, bring your quilt out of
storage to air and to check for damage. Refolding will also prevent
permanent creases and damage.
Proper care of your beautiful quilt will insure it will last for
generations to gee.
If you are dont feel qualified to do the repairs, find a reputable
quilt repair service or restoration service. They can restore your quilt
or tell you if your quilt is damaged beyond repair and should be
enjoyed as is.
Cleaning Your Antique Quilt
Vintage quilts require special care during cleaning. Do not dry clean or
machine wash an heirloom piece. Dry cleaning chemicals can permanently
harm old fabrics and the agitation action of a washing machine can cause
fibers to shread.
Begin by airing your quilt outside on a sunny day to restore freshness.
To remove dust, vacuum with a nylon stocking over the end of vacuum hose
and hold the hose slightly above the top of the quilt. If the quilt has
beading, embroidery or appliqu, do not vacuum. You could damage the
work.
You can hand wash the quilt but don't feel gefortable doing it yourself
search for a qualified quilt conservation or restoration service. Ask
how they will clean the quilt and their level of experience. Any
cleaning done to antique fabrics could damage or destroy your quilt.
Based on the monetary and personal value of the quilt, you may decide to
leave it as is rather than risk destroying a priceless piece of work.
Hand Washing Heirloom Quilts
If you feel that you quilt must be washed, begin by checking the fabric
for colorfastness. Testing is simple, wet a piece of white cloth with
cold water and gently rub it over each different color or fabric in your
quilt. If there is any color transfer to the white cloth, dont wash
your quilt at all. Washing will result in discoloration and fading.
If you have hard water or iron bacteria in your water source, you should
use distilled water for washing your quilt. You dont want to risk
having minerals stain your fabric.
To hand-wash, fill a deep, laundry sink or bathtub with cold water. Be
certain that the sink or tub is very clean and has no residue from
cleaning agents that could cause damage to the quilt. Use a liquid
detergent that is gentle and free of dyes and perfumes. A liquid
detergent will disperse in the water and leave less residue on the
fabric. Add 1/2 cup vinegar to the water to both brighten colors and
soften the quilt.
Place your quilt in the water, being certain that the entire quilt gets
wet. Gently move your quilt around in the water. Allow the quilt to
remain in the water for about 10 minutes. Next, drain the wash water and
fill the tub again with fresh water. Repeat draining and refilling the
tub until the water and quilt are soap free clear water and no suds.
Drying the Quilt
Proper drying is key to keeping your quilt at its best. Wet quilts must
be handled gently. Pulling can break seams and cause damage. The quilt
will be heavy and should be dried flat. To lift the quilt from the tub,
use a white sheet to create a sling. Allow the excess water to drain
than place the quilt on a bed of heavy towels. Cover with more towels
and roll up to absorb water. Move the quilt to another bed of dry
towels, spread out flat and allow to dry. Placing a fan in the room will
help to speed the process.
If you have space, place a sheet on the grass outside and spread out the
quilt. Cover the quilt with another clean sheet and allow to dry. Do
not dry in direct sunlight, which can cause fading, without the top
sheet in place. Never suspend a wet quilt from a clothesline. This
causes too much stress on seams and cause tearing and can displace
batting. gee see us @ Vintage Quilt Shop
you clean your vintage quilt, you'll need to repair any rips or tears
in the fabric. Spread the quilt out on a bed or on top of a sheet on the
floor and examine carefully for any worn patches, tears or stains.
If you are a good seamstress, repair the quilt yourself by using small
stitches and thread and fabric that match the design and colors of your
quilt. There are sources of vintage or period-specific fabrics to patch
your quilt or reproduction vintage fabrics can be used replace damaged
areas.
How to Store A Quilt
If you plan to store your freshly laundered quilt, be certain it is
gepletely dry. Allow an extra 24 to 48 hours for drying before storing.
One of the best ways to store a quilt is on an extra bed. Keeping the
quilt flat will eliminate creases and wear on folds. Simple cover the
quilt with a clean sheet or bedspread.
If flat is not an option, store the quilt in a cotton or muslin bag or
in an acid-free box. Do not store in the attic or basement where
moisture and temperature levels will fluctuate. Before you fold the
quilt, use acid-free tissue paper as padding to prevent sharp creases.
You can also roll your quilt around an acid-free tube and slip it in a
cotton bag.
If you are storing your quilt in a wooden box or dresser, wrap it in the
acid-free tissue to avoid contact with the wood. Oils and acids in the
wood can cause spotting and damage. Once a year, bring your quilt out of
storage to air and to check for damage. Refolding will also prevent
permanent creases and damage.
Proper care of your beautiful quilt will insure it will last for
generations to gee.
If you are dont feel qualified to do the repairs, find a reputable
quilt repair service or restoration service. They can restore your quilt
or tell you if your quilt is damaged beyond repair and should be
enjoyed as is.
Cleaning Your Antique Quilt
Vintage quilts require special care during cleaning. Do not dry clean or
machine wash an heirloom piece. Dry cleaning chemicals can permanently
harm old fabrics and the agitation action of a washing machine can cause
fibers to shread.
Begin by airing your quilt outside on a sunny day to restore freshness.
To remove dust, vacuum with a nylon stocking over the end of vacuum hose
and hold the hose slightly above the top of the quilt. If the quilt has
beading, embroidery or appliqu, do not vacuum. You could damage the
work.
You can hand wash the quilt but don't feel gefortable doing it yourself
search for a qualified quilt conservation or restoration service. Ask
how they will clean the quilt and their level of experience. Any
cleaning done to antique fabrics could damage or destroy your quilt.
Based on the monetary and personal value of the quilt, you may decide to
leave it as is rather than risk destroying a priceless piece of work.
Hand Washing Heirloom Quilts
If you feel that you quilt must be washed, begin by checking the fabric
for colorfastness. Testing is simple, wet a piece of white cloth with
cold water and gently rub it over each different color or fabric in your
quilt. If there is any color transfer to the white cloth, dont wash
your quilt at all. Washing will result in discoloration and fading.
If you have hard water or iron bacteria in your water source, you should
use distilled water for washing your quilt. You dont want to risk
having minerals stain your fabric.
To hand-wash, fill a deep, laundry sink or bathtub with cold water. Be
certain that the sink or tub is very clean and has no residue from
cleaning agents that could cause damage to the quilt. Use a liquid
detergent that is gentle and free of dyes and perfumes. A liquid
detergent will disperse in the water and leave less residue on the
fabric. Add 1/2 cup vinegar to the water to both brighten colors and
soften the quilt.
Place your quilt in the water, being certain that the entire quilt gets
wet. Gently move your quilt around in the water. Allow the quilt to
remain in the water for about 10 minutes. Next, drain the wash water and
fill the tub again with fresh water. Repeat draining and refilling the
tub until the water and quilt are soap free clear water and no suds.
Drying the Quilt
Proper drying is key to keeping your quilt at its best. Wet quilts must
be handled gently. Pulling can break seams and cause damage. The quilt
will be heavy and should be dried flat. To lift the quilt from the tub,
use a white sheet to create a sling. Allow the excess water to drain
than place the quilt on a bed of heavy towels. Cover with more towels
and roll up to absorb water. Move the quilt to another bed of dry
towels, spread out flat and allow to dry. Placing a fan in the room will
help to speed the process.
If you have space, place a sheet on the grass outside and spread out the
quilt. Cover the quilt with another clean sheet and allow to dry. Do
not dry in direct sunlight, which can cause fading, without the top
sheet in place. Never suspend a wet quilt from a clothesline. This
causes too much stress on seams and cause tearing and can displace
batting. gee see us @ Vintage Quilt Shop
How To Use Hi-Float In Your Balloons
Hello,This article is to help you use Hi-Float in your balloons. Hi-Float allows your balloons to float much longer than using helium alone.First, you will need your bottle of Hi-Float with pump and your balloons or balloons. The idea is mainly to get the Hi-Float into yourballoons without coating the stemor getting it all over your hands. Insert the Hi-Float pump into the balloon all the way to the bottomof the inside of the balloon, again be careful not get Hi-Float on the stem of the balloon. After pumping each balloon one time with Hi-Floatlet your balloons dry for a few hours. Then when dry you can fill with helium. Your balloons will now last with much longer float time.We do see Hi-Float in our store, click to the right and enter our store. Hope this guide helps you if not, feel free to contact us with questions.Good Luck
Buying A Website Business On s
Top tips to consider before buying a website business off okay...Is the website Established as many sellers claim?You can decide for yourself what qualifies as an established website. A good starting point is to check when the domain name was first registered. You can check this by doing whats known as a whois look up. This will also tell you who the domain name is registered to.Although difficult to define, in our opinion an established website could be:1) A website with a domain name that has been registered in excess of 6 months.2) A website that has a listing on Google, Yahoo, AOL and Bing.3) A website that is receiving regular traffic. Traffic means new
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