EDC on a budget - MTech USA MT532BK. This knife isn't bad for the price. It has a solid lock up and a sharp blade, not super sharp, but sharp. It feels good in my hand and I would recommend it for a beater knife.
Saturday, December 24, 2011
Tuesday, December 20, 2011
Easy bounce latch modification tutorial for M-tech Twist Balisong
This is an easy cheap mod that can be done to your Mtech bali with no drilling or intense cutting involved. You should be able to do this with just about any butterfly knife as long as you can figure out how to anchor the spring to the latch.
Friday, December 16, 2011
Totally candied knife! Mirror accomplishment brand and actual sharp! Wood and stainless animate sku#18252
This is one great knife in my opinion. I know the hardcores will get all pissy because it says boker on it... but look past that and you will see a well made knife, aestheticly pleasing design, beautifully polished and delivered sharp as ever.
Thursday, December 8, 2011
Benchmade 950-1 Knife Osborne Rift, G10 With Smith's Pocket Manual Knife Sharpener And Fenix Keychain Flashlight
!±8± Benchmade 950-1 Knife Osborne Rift, G10 With Smith's Pocket Manual Knife Sharpener And Fenix Keychain Flashlight
The 950 Rift is packed with features to help get the job done. Reverse Tanto for toughness, large-bellied blade for all the utility cutting you can throw at it, and textured G10 scales to help you get a firm grip on any situation.
This Set Includes
* Benchmade Knife Osborne Rift
* Smith's Pocket Manual Knife Sharpener
* Fenix Keychain Flashlight
- Benchmade Knife Osborne Rift
- Smith's Pocket Manual Knife Sharpener
- Fenix Keychain Flashlight
Friday, December 2, 2011
Your obligation to assure and defend
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Wednesday, November 30, 2011
Saturday, November 26, 2011
Benchmade 557SBK Knife Mini-Griptilian Tanto Knife With Smiths Manual Knife Sharpener
!±8±Benchmade 557SBK Knife Mini-Griptilian Tanto Knife With Smiths Manual Knife Sharpener
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Tanto Mini-Griptilian, Pardue designed. Made in the U.S.A. Tanto blade with ambidextrous thumb-stud opener.
Tuesday, November 22, 2011
M-Tech Heavy Duty Combat Knife
!±8± M-Tech Heavy Duty Combat Knife
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Thursday, November 17, 2011
Delta Five Knife Review
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Saturday, November 12, 2011
Trigeminal Neuralgia - Intense Face Pain Can Be Successfully Treated
Frederick Law Olmsted (1822 -1903) was a United States landscape architect, famous for designing many well-known urban parks, including Central Park in New York City. He was also known to have suffered intensely from Trigeminal neuralgia most of his life. Before the turn of the century, there was no relief. But thankfully today, new treatments offer patients relief and a better quality of life. Of course, this information is by no means exhaustive or all-inclusive, and you are encouraged to discuss any specific concerns or questions with a qualified surgeon.
What is Trigeminal Neuralgia?
Also known as TN or Tic Douloureux, Trigeminal Neuralgia is a debilitating disorder of the Trigeminal nerve, the fifth of the 12 cranial nerves. This nerve provides sensation to the face, teeth, mouth and nose. Different people with TN may experience stabbing, unbearable pain in different parts of the face. Some patients are misdiagnosed as having a toothache and end up having unnecessary root canal or tooth extraction. Even an act as ordinary as chewing food or brushing teeth can trigger intense and insufferable facial pain.
How is Trigeminal Neuralgia Diagnosed?
Diagnosing Trigeminal Neuralgia is difficult because there are no definitive diagnostic tests. Physicians typically diagnose TN based upon the patient's description of the facial pain and tests that rule out other causes of facial pain, such as TMJ, shingles, multiple sclerosis or tumors. This is where experience in diagnosing TN is important. Finding a doctor who has the experience is key to both a proper diagnosis as well as the right approach to relieving TN.
What to look for in a Center for TN Treatment
In looking for a clinic, hospital or center for best treatment of Trigeminal Neuralgia, here's what you need to look for:
o Physician experience. Since TN is not a definitive diagnosis and often requires more than one medical treatment approach, it's best to seek a neurosurgeon who is very familiar with TN and has extensive experience in treating the condition.
o A center that provides a multi-modality approach. You don't want to be jetting from one hospital or clinic to the next in search of an answer or to get different treatments. There are places that offer the benefit of a complete treatment plan, integrating all treatment options, that can be implemented and overseen, in one place. TN is stressful enough without having to book hotels and make arrangements for different cities and states.
o Up-to-date technology and approaches. This includes a Gamma Knife, the newest tool in the fight against TN. Ironically, there is no surgical knife involved with Gamma Knife treatment.
Treatment Options
Patients are treated for Trigeminal neuralgia using all available treatment options or a combination, including the newest tool, the Gamma Knife. Patients may have one or a combination of the following proven treatments:
o Medication- The first line of treatment for TN is generally medication. Anticonvulsants are frequently used and are effective for many patients but must be tailored to the patient's medical condition, age and general medical status. This includes kidney and liver function since many of these medications may have effects with long-term use on kidney and liver function if they are not closely monitored.
o Surgery- Trigeminal Glycerol Rhizolysis (TGR-TN)- This is a same-day procedure. After being sedated, patients are placed on the operating table and a special x-ray device is used to help the neurosurgeon insert the needle through your mouth. The needle is advanced until it reaches a small pocket of fluid surrounding the Trigeminal nerve. Injecting the right amount of Glycerol is crucial. And you will have had enough of the "cocktail" sedation to the point you could care less if the nurses start dancing on your belly with golf spikes (they never do this, by the way).
o Surgery- Microvascular Decompression (MVD-TN)- Considered the most invasive form of surgical treatment for Trigeminal Neuralgia, it is also the procedure with the highest success rate. Since this is an invasive procedure, it is reserved for patients who are in generally good health without major medical problems and patients must have general anesthesia. Basically, it's a procedure whereby a neurosurgeon makes an incision through the back of the ear, goes through the skull and elevates a blood vessel off of the Trigeminal nerve and places a synthetic barrier between the nerve and the vessel so that it no longer pulsates on the brain stem.
o Non-Invasive Surgery- Gamma Knife Treatment- The Gamma Knife (GK) isn't really a knife or surgery at all but a non-invasive, outpatient procedure that focuses extremely precise cobalt radiation beams on the target area. It is the high tech of technology. Individual beams are too weak to damage healthy tissue, but very powerful when they simultaneously merge at a single focal point. Most patients have brain surgery with the GK and go home in time that day for dinner. It is a very effective and non-invasive treatment for TN. Basically, it works by changing the nerve path that conducts the pain.
This is simply an overview of what is available for getting treatment and relief from the debilitating pain of Trigeminal Neuralgia. The good news is that one or a combination of these treatments works to relieve the condition for most people. Sometimes the treatment does not last forever and patients need to go back for more treatment years later, but typically when this is the case, it is successful the next round as well.
If you or someone you know wants more information in patient-speak, I've provided a link below to a guide for people suffering from TN with more detail than I have provided here. No one should think they have to suffer from this unbearable facial pain. There is relief.
Wednesday, November 9, 2011
10 Homemade Kindle Cases
The old saw "judging a book by its cover" has a whole new meaning with the Amazon Kindle sweeping the market. While you certainly don't have to have a cover for it (assuming you always use it over carpet, aren't klutzy, and don't set your can of soda next to it), you can use a cover to personalize your Kindle. Here are some ideas.
1. The "Book" Kindle Case. People will see you "reading" this spiffy "book" and think you've got class. You can make it as awesome as your imagination will let you.
2. A Case with a Stand. This is fairly simple to do using a binder, some fabric, and an elastic band. The fact that you can stand it upright makes it especially convenient for reading at a table so you don't have to hunch over your Kindle and get a crick in your neck.
3. The Basic Cloth Kindle Cover. You need to have some elementary sewing skills to do this, but it's not that hard. Supplies needed include a leather cover, fabric (non-scratchy and lint-free, measuring 18.5 x 9.75 inches), fusible interfacing (found in the sewing or crafts department), and any decorative touches you'd like to add.
4. Cover made from a Notebook. Using a makers' notebook, you can create a cover that is not only hard sided, but has some extra pages handy for notes. Using a sharp utility knife, you core out enough pages to equal the thickness of your Kindle and slip it right in.
5. Homemade Version of the Oberon Kindle Cover. Oberon covers are really cool, but they're pretty expensive, too. You can hack together a nice version of your own using canvas and cotton. Consider it a "designer original." Find out how to make one here:
6. The Book Clone Kindle Case. This is how you make sure kids and people who eschew real books will never touch your Kindle. Put your Kindle inside a book clone, and place it on the shelf next to War and Peace or Moby Dick. It will remain untouched. Read all about it here:
7. Dress your Kindle in Denim. You know you've got a pair of jeans that for whatever reason (We're not saying they don't fit anymore) you don't wear. Take the sewing skills you learned in that semester of Home Ec you had to take and put them to work. If you design it with a pocket on the outside and one on the inside, you officially rock. Have a look here:
8. The 3-Ring Kindle Binder. You can get a decent, sturdy 3-ring binder for just a couple of bucks. With the aid of some superglue, ribbon, and thread, it's protective, just nerdy enough, and... um, did we mention it's protective?
9. Homemade Kindle Bag. This will protect your screen from dings and scratches, and a bit of padding in the form of an extra layer of fabric or some batting sandwiched in between two layers, will absorb the occasional light bump. It's easy to add a back pocket to hold your earphones and a pen. And it requires so little fabric that you probably have some remnants (or unworn clothing) you could use.
10. The Kindle Disguise for Stealth Reading. Kindles are still new enough that people feel the need to ask about them and comment on them. If you're sick of this happening, make a case from a book that looks both intimidating and boring, like Concrete Pipe Design for Experts.
Make sure that you research ways to save money before you go out and buy a Kindle Case as you can often find ways to build a case for free or a very small amount of money.
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Sunday, November 6, 2011
Benchmade 950SBK Knife RIFT Osborne Black Gray G10 With Smiths Pocket Manual Knife Sharpener And Fenix Keychain Flashlight
!±8± Benchmade 950SBK Knife RIFT Osborne Black Gray G10 With Smiths Pocket Manual Knife Sharpener And Fenix Keychain Flashlight
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The 950 Rift is packed with features to help get the job done. Reverse Tanto for toughness, large-bellied blade for all the utility cutting you can throw at it, and heavily milled and textured G10 scales to help you get a firm grip on any situation.
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- Benchmade Knife RIFT Osborne
- Smiths Pocket Manual Knife Sharpener
- Fenix Keychain Flashlight
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