It sounds interesting, and i want to try, but my main question is how do u do it.\nP.S. I can do the basic slip-knot stitch.
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http://learntocrochet.lionbrand.com/\n\nhttp://crochet.about.com/\n\nhttp://www.fetchfreereports.com/home/free_how_to_crochet_0504.html
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Its a little bit more dificult than a regular rail. You have to adjust your weight to compensate for the kinks. It sounds difficult but you do it so fast that you dont even think about it. Go and practice and have some fun.
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I wanted to try it and I went to see one of the Eye Care Professionals here in Bay  Area, CA about it and talk to him/her. After examining my eye for about an hour, he told me what I didn't quite expect to learn: "Unfortunately, you don't qualify for this type of procedure because of the severity and complications that can arise from this. The eye itself is perfectly fine, there's nothing wrong with it and you don't have to worry about it. The fault lies with the muscle that connects the eye to the brain. It's shorter than it's supposed to be to let anyone see better and it's just making the eye not to be able to see everything clearer by "pulling" it back and letting the light get in properly as well as not being able to register well what it sees. No amount of eye-exercises will be able to make the muscles longer, but it will make it stronger and probably slightly improve your vision. It won't be a complete vision return to a perfect 20/20 but still you'll be able to get a little bit closer to that." That was one of the detailed explanations I've heard any Doctor give about my eyes. He told me that it was like that when I was born and it was a reason why I started to wear glasses so early (age of 2.5-3).\n\nEven though I personally don't qualify for it, it's alright with me. I look cute in the glasses (and there are so many choices to pick any frame from) and they're my "life-line" so to speak :) I hope other people will be able to try Lasik or any other laser corrective surgery to make their eye-sight better. Just make sure you have all the facts about the complications / financial / recovery / procedural sides of this technique and what to do (whom to contact and where to go) in case you'll have a problem / concern / worries, that way you won't be caught off guard :)\n\nBest of luck and take care! :)
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hello friend!\n\nuse a non-flexible thread. tie a simple knot first. roll the thread at the balloon stout for 3 times. then again tie a knot. again roll it for 3 times and then tie two knots. trust me! this would work! it wont leak a bit even if u leave it for a night!!!\nhappy fighting!!
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I'm not crazy about having hard and fast rules.  But here are some ideas.\n\nHow about "I'll burn that bridge when I come to it"?\n\nPerhaps "A stitch in time may save nine, but nine stitches is only slightly harder to do than one, so let me put it off."\n\nA lot of people say they live by the golden rule.  But I refuse to live by the golden rule -- because there are an awful lot of women out there who would be very upset if I did to them as I want them to do to me.
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I've never heard of this technique.  Is it offered everywhere in the country?  I'd love to do something that isn't very high impact b/c I have back problems so maybe this might be good for me.  Thanks for bringing it to my attention! :)
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When I had throat surgery last year, my stitches were all gone within a week.\n\nHave fun spitting them up! :D
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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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I saw a guy do it about a month ago while I was sitting on a bench outside the mall with a little old lady.  She turned to me and said she was going to go home and try it.  I always wonder if she did.
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i think its ok ...we all have our unique techniques or favorite things to do... i like to put little pieces of ice on my bellybutton! ive never heard of what you do but i think its fun that you both have something in comon and get along so good! po-ke it! eheheh
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have you heard of the goose method?? well you make the gooses neck with your hands to shoot ......idk its hard to explain just practice thats what i did couldnt make 3s last year that well now i sink everytime cuz i practiced over the summer alot!!
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When you are joining on dp needles, you can do it the same way as with regular needles.  I cut the old yarn and tie a knot with the new yarn around it.  Then I knit with the new yarn.  When I am done with the project, I undo the knot and weave the ends into the material.  \n\nAnother way is to knit a few stiches with both yarns held together(the new and the old). Drop the old yarn and keep knitting with the new yarn. After you knit a few more rows, cut the tails that are left hanging from this join.  Then as before, weave the tails into the work.\n\nHappy knitting!
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yes you can. I did the same thing. got up feeling great and then did a little stretching. the spur in my neck felt like an ice pick. now that you have done it once it will be easier to pull in future
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why don't you ask your teacher? I find it very disturbing that the person that drew my blood the other day may have been taught how to do it by someone on yahoo. Gee whats next a Dr. asking the best way to perform a heart transplant.
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dont know where you from having to pay for it but yes it needs seeing to. If you cant afford it get a friend to bathe it with antiseptic, shave the area around it then pull it together using ordinary plaster. Here in britain we dont pay but neither do they do stitching anymore. They do just what I told you. you going to have bad scar there kid look after it. Keep it clean and look after it.
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No difficulties encountered...\n\nA more oriented question would help us all. That forum has full of people who can perform embedding with eyes closed and cut virtually anything, from animal and vegetable to rubbers and cheese.\n\nWe will help you!
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When you get carried away you do what's called frogging in the knitting community.  It's called that because you rip it rip it rippit.  I'm sure you get it by now.\n\nWhat you want to do is use another piece of yarn, called waste yarn, and put that through the stitches in the row that you want to go back to.  Then slip the stitches off the needle and frog away.  If you have already bound off you'll have to undo that last stitch where you pulled the end of the yarn through.  \n\nPutting the waste yarn through the stitches where you want to stop unraveling makes it lots easier to pick those stitches back up on your needle for bind off.\n\nSee http://www.knittinghelp.com for lots of help for beginners.