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Serve It On The Tennis Court

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I personally don't play tennis much less know how the game is played. However, I do have friends who LOVE tennis. This past weekend, I went to watch a friend play in a tennis match. He was telling me about a rubber band use for a tennis racquet. He had learned that Andre Agassi would tie a rubber band around the two main strings in his racquet, to regulate the degree of dampening and create a desired feel. I found this very interesting and thought I would share.

Here is the intructions:

• Flatten the rubber band and loop behind the 2 center mains.
• Tie around in a single knot while keeping the band square to the strings.
• Adjust to your desired tension.
• Use a 1/4" band so it stays snug and in place.

If you love tennis and have tried this before, let me know how it worked for you. Also, if you have anymore suggestions on how to use rubber bands in a tennis game, please share.

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If You Get Into A Pinch With A Lobster...This Is Good To Know

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on Tuesday, 04 June 2013
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In Arkansas, we don't have many opportunities to catch fresh lobster. We have crawfish in these parts, but their pinchers are too small for this use. I get my lobsters at the grocery store with the bands already on them. If you are lucky enough to catch a lobster or if the bands come off your store bought lobster, this tip might keep you from getting pinched.

To band the pinchers, hold the lobster in one hand by the base of the claws while banding with the other hand. If the lobster is taken directly from cold water or from the refrigerator, it should be sufficiently calm and slow so that you shouldn't be pinched.  Always remove the bands before cooking the lobster for the best meat.

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Take The Tangle Out Of Your Garden Hose

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on Tuesday, 28 May 2013
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Over the Memorial Day weekend, I had a great idea to wash my car. I went to the backyard to grab my water hose that was in a jumbo mess in the grass. I grabbed a few lengths of the hose and dragged it to the carport.  On the way, I snagged every corner I turned which would cause me to be jerked backwards. I knew right then, I was not doing that again.

After I washed the car, I got two 10 inch Gear Wrapz™, coiled the hose and strapped it down. I'm sure next time there won't be any tangles.

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DIY Drink Coaster

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This simple Do-It-Yourself Drink Coaster will protect your wood furniture from those nasty-looking drink rings. To create a coaster, hold a paper napkin or paper towel with a rubber band around the bottom of the glass.
Yes, it's that easy. You can even write your name on the DIY drink coaster.

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Organize Your Wires with Cable Wrapz™

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Especially useful if you have a large collection of wires under your computer, keep them organized by wrapping the excess with rubber bands.

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