A Dog Chasing You Learn How To Bark Down A Dog And Stop It From Chasing You

This post may contain affiliate 

links, including Amazon.com(and 

affiliate Sites/Stores.)Any 

One Can Shop from this blog.Using 

links to these sites means I may 

earn a small percentage from  

purchases made at no extra cost 

to you.

Hey Everyone!

A Dog Chasing You 


Learn How to Bark Down a Dog 

 And Stop It From Chasing You

When an angry dog is hot on your 

heels, your first thought is 

likely to get away as quickly as 

possible. However, over 

at Adventure Journal, Brendan 

Leonard explains that if you 

know you're not getting away, 

the best way to get a dog to back

down is to first stop running, 

and then, if the dog is still 

aggressive, flip out on it and 

bark it down.

Brendan notes that a dog 

instinctively knows what to do 

when someone runs from it, and 

its actual owner has probably 

already tried to shout or talk 

calmly to discourage its 

behavior, so it probably won't 

work for you. Some dogs that 

give chase are more interested 

in the chase than the catch, and 

will lose interest when they 

catch up to you. What the dog 

hasn't seen,he says, is a human 

take the crazy up a notch and 

give the dog a good, incredibly 

loud shout What the dog has not 

seen is a human being going 

FREAKING CRAZY on it. Which is 

what you're going to do. For one 

second. When the dog realizes you

have completely lost your shit, 

it will be shocked. You are 

unstable, possibly dangerous. 

And, ideally, the dog will stop 

chasing you.

Admittedly, this trick could 

stun the dog into stopping (in 

which case you now have an 

aggressive dog just standing 

there,) or even into running 

away, but it could also just as 

easily escalate the situation 

and make the dog even more 

aggressive. Brendan does point 

out that he discovered this 

method while carrying a water 

bottle he would use on 

aggressive dogs that would chase 

him while biking, and that other 

people he knew carried pepper 

spray. If you'd rather not hurt 

the dog, this is definitely 

worth a try, but it might also 

be a good idea to have a backup 

method on-hand in case it 

doesn't work.

Hope you enjoy reading this;)

“What Do You Think?Do you agree 

or Disagree or Have any other 

ideas?Please Share your thoughts 

in the comments below as I learn 

just as much from you as you do 

from me!”

Bye for Know,

Sameer 

There’s more to that

If you’re looking for more,Please subscribe 

to my blog by clicking on Subscribe in a 

reader the icon or Subscribe via Email by 

submitting your email id on the side bar ;

Survival, Dog, Chasing, Optimize

Like it? Share it…

Dont Have A Bottle Opener ? Learn How To Open Beer Without A Bottle Opener And Enjoy Your Beer

This post may contain affiliate links, including Amazon.com(and affiliate Sites/Stores.)Any One Can Shop from this blog.Using links to these sites means I may earn a small percentage from  purchases made at no extra cost to you.

Hey Everyone!

Don't Have A 

Bottle Opener 

Learn How To Open Beer 

Without A Bottle Opener

 And Enjoy Your Beer

Sometimes a bottle opener just isn’t there when you need it. Never fear: with a firm grip and a basic understanding of physics, there is no bottle you can’t open.

Lever a lighter between the cap and your hand

This college party trick is more academic than it looks, bro: to get it to work properly, you are essentially creating a lever out of the lighter, using your knuckle as the fulcrum. Grip the neck of the bottle with your non-dominant hand, leaving a lighter’s-width of space between your top finger and the beer cap. Lay the broad side of the lighter against the largest knuckle of your top finger, with the lighter’s butt resting just under the cap. Apply downward force to the free end of the lighter, levering the other end upward against the cap. It should pop off in seconds. Once you master the mechanics of this lever trick, you can use pretty much any object as a stand-in for the lighter, including…

Lever a spoon between the cap and your hand

Using the same lever physics as the lighter method, you can almost effortlessly pop a cap with a common kitchen spoon (and not have to rely on the kindness of smokers to do it). Grip the bottle tightly with your non-dominant hand as explained above, then lay the curved side of the spoon against your largest knuckle, wedging the spoon’s small tip under the cap. Press downward on the spoon handle to lever the cap off lickety-split.

Use a fork to pry up the cap’s teeth one groove at a time

Setting the lever physics aside, we turn to a new beer-opening discipline: prying those stupid teeth up one by one. The ideal tool for this operation is a small, pointy piece of metal, like the tines of a fork or a flat-head screwdriver. In this case, stick the tines firmly under the lip of the bottle cap, and pry that section up. Move the tines to an adjacent section and pry that up too. Repeat until you have enough room to jimmy the fork under the cap and flip it completely off. 

Use a staple remover to pry up the cap’s teeth one section at a time

On those rare days when you have both a beer and staple remover on hand (but no bottle opener), this trick is a life-saver. (We’re not encouraging workplace drinking here, but we’re not judging you either.) Clamp the teeth of a common office staple remover down on either side of the cap, making sure one set of teeth is firmly under the cap. Keeping the teeth clamped tightly, pry upward against the cap. You may have to loosen a few sections of the cap in this manner before you can pop the whole thing off.

Wedge a nail clipper under the cap, clamp it down and pull upward

Similar to the staple remover method described above, clamp a common nail-clipper against the edge of a bottle cap and pry upward one section at a time. Work your way around the rim until you hear the seal break, then pry the cap free.

Turn a hammer upside-down and use the forked end to pull the cap of

A household hammer gives you several options for opening a bottle. As seen here, you can turn the hammer sideways to pry the cap’s teeth up one by one as we did with our fork and staple remover. If you’re a little bolder, you can turn the hammer upside down and give the forked end a mighty pull against the cap, taking it off in one fell swoop. Or, if you are truly desperate, you can smash the bottle to bits in your sink and strain the beer through a sieve. This method is not recommended.

Use a rubber band to enhance your grip and twist it off

So it’s come to this. With no way to create a lever or raise your cap’s teeth, wrap a rubber band (the thicker, the better) around the circumference of the cap until tall the teeth are covered. Gripping tightly around the rubber band, twist as hard as you can. If the cap is giving you nothing, wrap a cloth around the apparatus and try twisting again. Cheers. 

Hope you enjoy reading this;)

https://amzn.to/32UBNji

“What Do You Think?Do you agree or Disagree or Have any other ideas?Please Share your thoughts in the comments below as I learn just as much from you as you do from me!”

Bye for Know,

Sameer 

There’s more to that

If you’re looking for more,Please subscribe to my blog by clicking on Subscribe in a reader the icon or Subscribe via Email by submitting your email id on the side bar ;

Culture,Bottle,Opener,Beer,Optimize

Like it? Share it…

Know How These Daily Used House Hold Things Could Be Used To Remove Any Stain From Your Clothes

This post may contain affiliate links, including Amazon.com(and Linked Stores)Using links to these sites means I may earn a small percentage of the purchase at no extra cost to you.

Hey Everyone!,

Know How These Daily Used 

House Hold Things 

Could Be Used To 

Remove Any Stain 

From Your Clothes

Find out how bread, milk, hair spray and more can be used to remove stains from your favorite clothes.

Artificial sweetener

If you are out to dinner at a restaurant, or even if grease splatters on you while you are cooking, use artificial sweetener immediately to blot the stain. The fine powder will absorb the oil. You may have to keep blotting and using more sweetener, but it really works! And artificial sweetener is always handy at any eatery.

Milk

To remove ink stains from colored clothes, an overnight milk bath will often do the trick. Just soak the affected garment in milk overnight and launder as usual the next day.

Shampoo

Got ring around the collar? Cheap hair shampoo will break down body oils and act as a detergent.

Hair Spray

Your toddler just went wild with a ballpoint pen on your new white shirt. Squirt the stain with hair spray and the pen marks should come right off.

Toothpaste

Oh no, a pen opened up in the pocket of your favorite shirt! This may or may not work, depending on the fabric and the ink, but it is certainly worth a try before consigning the shirt to the scrap bin. Put non-gel toothpaste on the stain and rub the fabric vigorously together. Rinse with water. Did some of the ink come out? Great! Repeat the process a few more times until you get rid of all the ink. The same process works for lipstick.

Bread

Tear out the doughy center of white bread and knead it into a ball, then blot the smear repeatedly with the dough until the stain lifts from the fabric. Now wash the garment. The dough ball is also safe to use on lipstick marks on dry-clean only wool clothing.

Shaving cream tomato-sauce remover

Take a can of non-gel shaving cream and spray it onto the stain, rub it in gently and let it dry before washing as normal. Shaving cream can also remove stains from your carpet, too. 

Cola

It can all-too-easily happen: you’re near the end of a bike ride when your front wheel hits a pothole, sending you and the bike clattering to the ground. Hopefully, all that’s hurt is your pride and a bleeding elbow, which manages to leave bloodstains all over your clothes. It seems ridiculous, but soaking bloodstains overnight in cola removes them. Try it, it may sound insane, but it actually works!

Hope You Enjoyed Reading This.

https://amzn.to/2XeS0yx

“Do you agree or Disagree or Have any other ideas?Please Share your thoughts in the comments below as I learn just as much from you as you do from me!”

Bye for Know

Sameer

There’s more to that

If you’re looking for more,Please subscribe to my blog by clicking on Subscribe in a reader the icon or Subscribe via Email by submitting your email id on the side bar ;)

Daily,Home,Stain,Remove,Clothes,Cleaning,organizing,Optimize

Like it? Share it…

Who Knew These Facts About Apples

This post may contain affiliate links, including Amazon.com(and affiliate Sites/Stores.)Any One Can Shop from this blog.Using links to these sites means I may earn a small percentage from  purchases made at no extra cost to you.

Hey Everyone!,

Who Knew About 

These 

Facts About

Apples 

Here are some big apple facts, and small ones too.

That forbidden apple in the Garden of Eden? It could have been a pomegranate

The book of Genesis does not explicitly say what fruit Eve persuaded Adam to share with her. The Hebrew Bible uses the generic term peri, which rabbinic scholars have said could be used to describe a fig, a grape, a pomegranate, an apricot, or even wheat.

Another apple-centric Biblical note: the phrase apple of your eye

In Psalm 17, David uses it when he’s talking to God: “Keep me 
as the apple of your eye; hide me in the shadow of your wings.” Is David rather full of himself in assuming that he is God’s favorite? Not necessarily. The Bible’s use of apple here is thought to be a poetic way to refer to the eye’s pupil, which is also round. 

Apples and fertility

Apples have long been associated with fertility—Paris had hoped his golden apple would win him Helen of Troy. And according to NPR in colonial New England, “an eligible young lady would try to peel an 
apple in a single un­broken strip, toss the peel over her shoulder, and peer nervously to see what letter the peel formed on the floor: This was the initial of her future husband.”

Johnny Appleseed was a real person

John Chapman was a missionary who “spread good seeds and a new take on the kingdom of heaven, trekking barefoot in a sackcloth shirt through Pennsylvania, Ohio, and Indiana during the first half of the 19th century,” according to the Brooklyn Botanic Garden. But by the 1920s, most of his trees were gone—chopped down by the FBI during Prohibition so that people couldn’t use the apples to make hard cider, but his legacy was immortalized in the 1948 Disney film.

There used to be more apple varieties

While it may seem as if your grocery store 
has a nice selection, we’re a long way from what fruit historians describe as “the golden age of pomology.” 
During the 19th century, there were about 14,000 distinct apple varieties across the United States. Today, only around 100 varieties of apples are commercially grown. 

Cider over pie

Apples grown in the United States during the 18th and 19th centuries were often more likely to end up in a cider barrel than in a pie. “In rural areas, cider took the place of not only wine and beer but of coffee and tea, juice, and even water,” author Michael Pollan wrote in The Botany of Desire.

New York City’s 
famous nickname wasn’t inspired by the fruit

During the 19th century, the term the big apple began to be used to describe “something regarded as the most significant of its kind; an object of 
desire and ambition,” according to a New York Public Library blog post. The term’s first known use in reference to New York appeared in 1909 when Edward S. Martin wrote in The Wayfarer in New York that the Midwest “inclines to think that the big apple [New York] gets a disproportionate share of the national sap.” Some things never change.

There’s plenty of truth to the saying “An apple a day keeps the doctor away”

A large apple has about 115 calories and five grams of fiber per 
serving, and the fruit’s polyphenols and fiber help balance bacteria in your gut. In fact, apples are one of the healthiest fruits for your body. But make sure not to peel it: two-thirds of an apple’s anti­oxidants and much of its fiber are found in the skin.

That said, as Snow White can attest,apples aren’t entirely benign

Apple seeds contain 
a compound called amygdalin that’s part 
of the fruit’s defense system. If you crush or chew apple seeds, the amygdalin can degrade into hydrogen cyanide, which can be lethal 
in high doses. But it would take at least 160 apple seeds to put an adult’s life at risk.

Store them in the fridge

Displaying your apples in a bowl on a table might look as pretty as a painting, but if you want them to last, store them in the fridge, as lower temperatures slow the ripening process. Farmers can keep their fruit in plain old cold storage for a month or two; most apple varieties won’t keep much longer than that. 

The enzyme that causes apples to brown isn’t all bad

The same enzyme also counteracts the pungent compounds in garlic. That’s right, eating an apple will kill a case of garlic breath.

How did this earthy fruit 
become the symbol of one of the world’s wealthiest corporations?

One day in the mid-1970s, Steve Wozniak picked up Steve Jobs at the airport. The paperwork for their nascent computer company was due the next day, according to Walter Isaac­son’s biography of Jobs. As it happened, Jobs had just been pruning apple trees in Oregon, and when the men started throwing around potential names (Matrix, Exec­u­tek, and Personal Computers Inc. were among their ideas), 
he suggested Apple Computer. “It sounded fun, spirited, and not intimidating. Apple took the edge off the word computer, ” Jobs said. “Plus, it would get us ahead of Atari in the phone book.”

Unfortunately, this wasn’t the first supergroup to use Apple as its 
corporate moniker

In 1968, the Beatles formed Apple Corps to represent their creative interests. After Apple Computer rose to prominence, the two companies worked 
out an agreement that ­Apple Computer would keep its logo and name out of the music business. That changed in 2003 when Apple began selling music through iTunes. It took seven more years before the Beatles finally let it be, and let iTunes carry their music. 

Hope You Enjoyed Reading This.

https://amzn.to/378Tor1

“Do you agree or Disagree or Have any other ideas?Please Share your thoughts in the comments below as I learn just as much from you as you do from me!”

Bye for Know

Sameer

There’s more to that

If you’re looking for more,Please subscribe to my blog by clicking on Subscribe in a reader the icon or Subscribe via Email by submitting your email id on the side bar ;)

Apples , Food , Fun , News , Innovation , Optimize

Like it? Share it…