June 23, 2009
Fire ~ Pointer Sisters
Well so maybe its pointer sister.
ahahahaha
sorry rob its not slow hand
and sorry adam its not im so excited…
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I want to rest my mouse in random colors. When the mouse pointer rest over a certian color, the computer will sound. What program can let me do this?
Unless you have a special pen, this ain't going to happen.
Sorry
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If you are totally new to cutting hair, it can be difficult to get your hands in synch with what you want them to do. When giving a haircut, you need to use both hands. They both have different but important jobs to do. Since only 15% of people are left-handed, we will look at the jobs your hands do assuming you are right-handed (for sake of illustration). Your right hand is your cutting hand and your left hand is your holding hand. Your left hand is very important with your pinkie and ring fingers being your spacer fingers with your middle and pointer fingers being your holding fingers.
Jobs of Your Holding Hand
Your holding hand (for illustration, it's your left or less dominant hand) has 3 important jobs to do:
* Holds the hair - Once your right hand combs the hair up away from the head, your left hand takes hold of that hair between your middle and pointer fingers.
* Decides how much to cut - Your pinkie and ring fingers determine the spacing between the scalp and the cutting point. They decide how much hair needs to be cut off and act as a guide.
* Holds your comb - Once your spacer fingers help you decide where to cut, you need to transfer your comb from your cutting hand to your holding hand. Without letting go of the hair in your holding/left hand, slide your scissors between your thumb and your pointer. Press your thumb against your hand to hold your comb steady.
Jobs of Your Cutting Hand
Your cutting hand (your right or dominant hand) has 2 jobs to do:
* Combs up hair - You start off with wet, clean hair lying on the scalp. You need to comb up a section of hair so your holding hand can slip it between your 2 holding fingers.
* Works the scissor - When the hair is held between your holding fingers and is measured using your spacing fingers, you are ready to transfer your comb to your holding hand and make the cut.
Even though your cutting hand makes the most difference visually, it is the work of the holding hand that makes all the difference. If you do not have your hair neatly lifted and spaced, you will end up with a messy and uneven haircut.
For directions for how to manipulate scissors correctly, see The Beginner's Guide to Cutting Hair chapter 5.
Nadine Visscher
http://www.articlesbase.com/health-articles/how-to-coordinate-your-hands-when-giving-a-haircut-140691.html
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Laser is from Dragonlasers at http://www.dragonlasers.com
Fog and smoke are both great for enhancing laser beam visibility as you can see in this video of a Viper 95mW green laser pointer on a foggy night.
Video is courtesy of Japanman2
Duration : 13 sec
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I was playing with my puppy with a laser pointer and making it go around in circles around the yard and may have accidentally past it along her eyes on the way back around. She's acting fine now and seems like she can see. I have the Spotbrites Laser Pet Toy with 5 Images. Is there a chance that it really hurt her eyes? please help.
His eyes will explode in a few days, don't worry though, if you collect the juice you can make a awesome milkshake.
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Ebay says listing any green laser over 5mw is illegal. What is the most powerful green laser pointer allowed in the USA by law?
yes of course there are websites that sell them, but its obviously coming from another country and not the USA. Serious answers only.
5mw
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Large dog breeds make wonderful pets, but because of their size there are some things you should consider before bringing one home. Big dogs take up a lot of space, need plenty of exercise and are able to eat huge amounts of food. They are also prone to hip dysplasia and osteoarthritis.
Large breed dogs need a good diet of high quality food which is specifically made for large dogs. They contain the correct nutritional balance for a large dog's metabolism and most of them have additives for joint health. The larger size of pieces in the dog food helps to satisfy their hunger and chewing needs. When you are choosing a food make sure you take into account your dog's age, weight and activity level.
You should have your dog seen yearly for a check-up and vaccinations to help them stay healthier and live a long life. Large dogs need plenty of exercise which will help reduce many of the medical problems found in larger dog breeds. Frequent exercise also cuts down on boredom; anxiety and restlessness that can lead to destructive behaviour.
Below are descriptions of some popular large breed dogs that will make good companions and are also good family pets.
Weimaraner
The Weimaraner is a large breed dog that is sleek and attractive and is a highly intelligent dog. They are rambunctious and can be easily distracted. They are very devoted and loyal companions.
They are very gentle dogs but are large dogs and need plenty of room to play and roam in. Weimaraners are very good escape artists and have been known to unlatch gates and jump fences. They are also very good diggers. They make the perfect companion for active and sports minded people and love to hunt.
Rottweiler
The Rottweiler is a large muscular dog breed and their looks can be intimidating. However, they are usually laid-back and have a gentle nature. Rottweilers are very energetic and love to run and play. They crave attention and companionship from their owners. They can be a devoted friend and protector to children.
In the mid 19th century they became popular as police dogs. During the first and second World Wars, Rottweilers were put into service as war time guard dogs; since it is a natural instinct for them. Today they are still frequently used as guard, service and police dogs.
Bullmastiff
The Bullmastiff is a large powerful dog who can be bold and intimidating but is actually a gentle and laid-back dog. They are very intelligent and make good guard dogs and companions. Even though they look intense they are very playful and are good with children.
Bullmastiffs are people oriented dogs and love to be in the middle of all activities. They crave attention and will become very attached to their families. Bullmastiffs need a lot of exercise to keep them healthy and happy. They can be sensitive to extreme temperatures so make sure they are protected from the cold and the heat. These dogs are good companions and protectors and will always be loyal.
English Pointer
The English Pointer is known for being a gun dog and has a gentle and mannerly nature. They are alert and loyal. They are gentle with children and love to play. They have lots of energy and need plenty of room to run. They also need plenty of interaction with people to keep them mentally sharp.
The Pointer is easy to groom and only needs brushing every few days. They are easily trainable and very intelligent. They are a classic sporting dog and great family pet all rolled into one. . These dogs are very gentle and attentive to their owners.
Large dogs make great companions and are good protectors of their family and territory. Just be aware of the special needs of a large dog before considering owning one of your own. There are many large dog breeds to choose from and no matter which one you choose you will have a loyal companion for many years to come.
You might want to consider buying pet insurance on your dog incase their will be any unforeseen medical expenses in the years to come. You have health insurance on the rest of your family and for peace of mind you might want to get dog insurance on your pets as well.
Karen Corey
http://www.articlesbase.com/pets-articles/large-dog-breeds-consider-their-needs-carefully-before-buying-one-751543.html
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Laser is from Dragonlasers at www.dragonlasers.com
This video is an excellent example of how NOT to use a high power laser pointer.
Video is from Marek
The laser used in this video is an Aurora GW 175mW green laser from http://www.dragonlasers.com
Duration : 45 sec
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The Hiro Green Laser Presenter provides extraordinary performance that helps you focus on connecting with your audience, not your computer.
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