How do you get a tick to turn loose?
596717
I've heard about either alcohol or a match
1132430
The easiest way would be to put a rubberband around the base, closest to your body.  After a week or so they will just shrivel up and fall off.
1108299
Cover it with your hands very slowly and trap it. Then take it down to your pool if you have one or fill up a cup of water
761330
ya, try to loose them a bit so that you can easily attach it , but be careful that it is not too loose.
129514
Wear a rubber band around your wrist, when you catch yourself fiddling with the retainer, snap the rubber band HARD! You have to do this every time you realize your playing with the retainer, eventually you'll train yourself to leave the retainer alone by associating it with getting your wrist snapped, it may take a few days, but it really does work. People have quit smoking using the same method.
770562
Click to the right of the clock(not on the actual numbers or letters, but right of it), and drag it down.  very easy.
1037651
Needle and Thread work wonders.\n\n\n\ndp
191328
tip a 1/4-1/2 oz. jig with a minnow or nightcrawler...if there hitting one more than the other stay with it. orrrr try trolling a nightcrawler harness with a spinner above it.Tight Lines!
734971
The way I use it is by just throwing it out there, near cover.  Then, I slowly hop it back, in little scoots, like 6-inch jumps at a time.  Each time I hop it, I reel the line to keep it tight enough to feel the slightest disturbance.  When you do, set the hook!
122751
I am guessing you mean string.  You can call the vet, and ask but I think they will tell you to get a papertowel, and gently try to pull it out.  If it doesn't come out that way, cut it and wait to see if it passes.  Good luck
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Go to ControlPanal\n>> (Display)\n>> In "Display Properties" window >> Go to (Desktop)\n>> Customize Desktop\n>> In"Desktop Items" window >> Go to (Web)\n\nIn this window remove all the tick mark form (wep pages) & from (lock desktop items).
545213
jus click on it and hold it down..\nand drag it to where you want.
527278
Here ya go....\n\nhttp://www.tickco.com/sc/5834-3327/
1104845
seat the head evenly & press down in middle of head w/finger..lightly, tap at each tuning lug opposite of each other & tighten or loosen until they're the same tone, note, the bottom head should be slightly higher in pitch. for further specifications of directions, feel free to contact me at my email address.
133805
hold on;\nplot([x1 x2],[y1 y2])\n\n% hold on prevents your line from replacing the existing plot\n\nAlso, there's a line tool on figure toolbar if you want to use the mouse.
711870
Go to doc and have it frozen off.  You can do it yourself, there is a product that will do the same thing.
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What makes a clock tick is purely a physics question. Ticking of the clock comes from the time when clocks were regulated by a pendulum. A pendulum is a way to regulate how quickly power is releasted from the gear train of the clock. Early clocks had power from falling weights, followed by compressed springs.\n\nThe pendulum would swing to and fro, with each swing releasing one tooth of a gear until the next tooth was stopped by the pendulum on the return swing. The sound of the gear tooth hitting the pallet of the pendulum is what makes the tick. Each time the gear tooth "escapes" the pendulum it causes the hands of the clock to move. The pendulum is regulated so that the clock works in the 24 hour time cycle we are used to in the USA.\n\nNewer clocks were powered by electricity, and so don't usually go "tick-tock." Some early electric clocks had an electromagnetic movement that did hae the tick tock sound.