slip marker just means move your marker from your left needle to your right needle. a marker just sits on the needle and shows the place, its not part of the knitting and will be removed when you have finished.
from: http://www.compassdude.com/compass-reading.shtmlBasic Compass Reading == == * Hold your compass steadily in your hand so the baseplate is level and the direction-of-travel arrow is pointing straight away from you. * Hold it about halfway between your face and waist in a comfortable arm position with your elbow bent and compass held close to your stomache. * Look down at the compass and see where the needle points.This compass is pointing due North (also 0 degrees)* Turn your body while keeping the compass right in front of you. * Notice that as the compass rotates, the needle stays pointing the same direction. * Keep turning until the needle points East like the picture below, keeping the direction-of-travel arrow and North mark facing straight in front of you.This compass is pointing East (90 degrees)* Important: This is a very common mistake! The compass needle is pointing towards East so I must be pointing East, right? No, no, no!To find my direction, I must turn the compass dial until the North mark and the "Orienting Arrow" are lined up with the North end of the needle. Then I can read the heading that is at the Index Pointer spot (the butt of the direction-of-travel arrow).Since the Orienting Arrow is usually two parallel lines on the floor of the compass housing, a good thing to memorize is:RED IN THE SHEDNow we know we are really heading West (270 degrees)== == == == == == == == == == * You computer screen: ____________ degrees * Your window: ____________ degrees * Your door: ____________ degrees * A lightswitch: ____________ degrees == == == == * Hold the compass level - if the compass is tilted, the needle will touch the clear lid and not move correctly. * Read the correct end of the needle. * Use common sense, such as knowing that if you are heading anywhere towards the sun, there's no way you can be heading north, northwest, or northeast. * RED IN THE SHED! * Keep the compass away from metal objects - even a knife, flashlight, or keychain can cause a false reading if too close to the compass. Woody of North Woods, NJ
no
First, the question should read:How did Jews move to their hiding spot?Assuming the question is meant seriously, it is unanswerable.• Jews move the same way anyone else does.• Which Jews, where, when, and what sort of hiding spot?• Permanently move to a permanent hiding spot, or temporarily move to a temporary hiding spot?
if the elfontheshelf does not move its because that his or her favorite spot
Click on the spot you want your Moshi Monster to move to and you will hear a whistle and your Moshi Monster will walk to the spot you clicked on. Use the arrows to move the scene from side to side to help choose a new spot for your Moshi Monster to move to.
The spot where the needle went into the skin may be sore for a day or two. Try to not touch that spot and cause any pain.
yes of course it can it can spot a needle in 12 haystacks. why do yopu ask are you going to try it
You mark the spot you want and get a piercing needle on ebay. Then once you have the spot clean and the needle you just push it in then put a ring or stud in right after. Make sure to clean it twice a day with warm water and a tablespoon of sea salt for 10 minutes each time
Of course they do.
Eventually, if he does not move, you go to Athena for help.
there moving the needle and it has to Intel it hits just the right spot