Kaptain does not get alienated, as most males do when the girls are in heat. Many owners, and even breeders (from home), have told us to just put the male outside during the duration of the heat. Well, this would mean we would need to keep Kaptain outside for about 1 month. Before our females start bleeding, he is interested about 1 wk before, and at least 1 wk after. This past heat, both of our girls didn't start together either, so this would prolong this outdoor stay to about 1.5 - 2 months. That means, almost the entire summer, he would have to be outside. This is just not fair! He is a part of our family, and it would cause more of a problem trying to round him up before we let the girls out. He would be so distraught to be left alone outside for this length of time.

The goal is to first understand what kind of soil you are building on to make sure you have a solid foundation to work on. It is wise to check with the city ensure no city or county building ordinances are going to hinder your project.

This adjustment can be very effective - especially in a manufactured home. A section of the main heating trunk ( the plenum ) needs to be opened up so a metal baffle or shield can be placed in the main trunk line that will direct more air into the heating duct that goes to the cold room. This is a very effective way to grab more of the conditioned air that passes down the main heating trunk and direct it in the direction you want it go. This is an inexpensive and permanent fix that works very well.

Thirdly and most important of all is safety, my motto been 'Better Safe Than Sorry'. Never try and do something that doesn't look right or feel right, chances are it isn't. Be aware that if you do not pay attention to things around you and in front of you, the consequences could be great. A good practice is to have a fire extinguisher handy at all times and a bucket of clean water in case of an emergency. Remember, wearing protective latex gloves not only protects your hands from the chemicals, but also helps keep hands clean and nobody will think less of you, trust me, lol.

classic car parts If they have scratched the paint by hand and not with a grinder or a DA (dual action sander), disregard their information. You will not get proper adhesion.

pull a part auto parts How about the VHS versus Beta wars? Three chip versus one chip? VHS versus 8mm? S-Video versus regular video? Color viewfinders versus black&white? How about the new Digital Video battle?

Adding fuel to the fire is digital zoom. Recently, I have seen digital zoom numbers as high as 1000x! This is marketing hype. Its all BS. Unless you really, really have to, you never want to use digital zoom.

pull a part junkyard Open your car door and locate the side view mirror trim cover panel. This is a triangular plastic cover on the inside of the door where the mirror is mounted. Insert the tip of the panel lever remover under the panel and apply adequate pressure to pry it off. Now, don't "rip" it off. Just apply enough pressure to have it pop off. Don't force something that doesn't come loose easily. You may damage it and incur costly repairs or replacements.

Many auto mechanics simply can't get the job done right. While no mechanic is perfect and sometimes fixing a problem takes a bit of trial and error, others simply don't perform the required auto repairs. Look for auto shops with good customer service policies such as warranties and free estimates. It's also wise to ask the mechanic to show you what was done and explain it to you. If you're having a new part installed, ask to receive the old part along with the packaging for the replacement to ensure you got what you paid for.