Friday, August 2, 2013
Wednesday, July 31, 2013
get a new iPhone 4 or 5 case (waterproof) don't pay top dollar
Features:
The latest generation of protection for iPhone 4/4s or5
Water Submersible to 6.6’ (2m) for up to 30 minutes
Dirt Proof:totally sealed against minute dirt & dust ingress
Snow Proof:fully enclosed to keep melting snow, sleet and ice out
Shock Proof:withstands drop impacts from up to 6.6’ (2m)
Design:
The thinnest, lightest, toughest, most functional all-protective
The thinnest, lightest, toughest, most functional all-protective
phone case available Function: Restriction-free access
to all functions, buttons, controls and ports
to all functions, buttons, controls and ports
Profile:
Stays true to the iPhone 4/5’s sleek profile
Stays true to the iPhone 4/5’s sleek profile
Aesthetics: Rear window highlights the iPhone’s design and proclaims
your Apple allegiance
your Apple allegiance
Optics:
Crystal Clear double AR-coated optical-glass lens for
Crystal Clear double AR-coated optical-glass lens for
distortion-free photos and videos Acoustics: Exclusive
‘Sound Enhancement System’
‘Sound Enhancement System’
delivers maximum sound output and clarity
Materials:
Crafted from advanced materials for optimal protection,
Materials:
Crafted from advanced materials for optimal protection,
style and durability – never sticks to pockets or collects lint
Technology:
Built with everything we knew about protection,
plus everything we needed to invent to make it better
Built with everything we knew about protection,
plus everything we needed to invent to make it better
In the Box:
waterproof case, cleaning cloth, headphone
waterproof case, cleaning cloth, headphone
adapter and headphone jack cover keeper
Compatibility:
Compatibility:
Works with all iPhone 4/5 models and carrier
Monday, July 22, 2013
solar powered emergency backup battery charger
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Thursday, July 11, 2013
propeller anti-fouling by allerart

please visit my amazon shop to buy
PropArmor is an affordable "foul release" coating that provides a super slick underwater coating. Protecting running gear from underwater growth for better performance, fuel savings, and lower maintenance costs.
Helps to inhibit the growth of mussels, barnacles, algae, worms, and other fouling organisms. Works well in salt, fresh or brackish waters - warm climates and cool & cold water environments.
PropArmor Marine Growth Protection
PropArmor is the latest marine product available to yacht and boat owners that provides an affordable all natural protective coating for underwater running gear, propellers, stern drives, outboards, and sea strainers. PropArmor's unique formula provides superior protection from the harsh underwater environment. PropArmor inhibits marine growth.All Natural Marine Product
PropArmor is made with non-hazardous environmentally friendly renewable resources. PropArmor is easy to apply with reported excellent results. Complete Running Gear and Sea Strainer Protection
PropArmor underwater coating protects all running gear including shafts, propellers, outdrives, outboards trim tabs, and sea strainers. The all natural formula will not damage or react with bronze, aluminum,stainless steel, or paint. PropArmor benefits include better fuel efficiency, better speeds, and good protection while boat is idle in nutrient rich waters. PropArmor provides excellent sea strainer protection when applied between maintenance cleanings resulting in better water flow, and easier servicing.
Stop marine growth today!
Propellor Protection. Sea Strainer Protection. Shaft Protection. Running Gear Protection. Intake Protection. Increase Your Prop SpeedPropArmor Application Demonstration
Sunday, July 7, 2013
dont go to best buy or your local phone store
click here to buy
Thursday, May 9, 2013
check this out what time do you think they got home
Saturday, March 9, 2013
Could North Korea launch a nuclear attack on the USA
North Korea, in advance of a unanimous United Nations Security Council vote to sanction the country for last month's underground nuclear weapons test, today threatened to pre-emptively nuke Washington. Pyongyang has long been known for its provocations, but this one is scary enough to warrant asking: Could they pull it off?
The Stalinist state doesn't have that capability—yet. North Korea has built a long-range ballistic missile, the Taepeodong 2 (TD-2), which could hit the West Coast of the United States. That is, if it worked. The last TD-2 test was in 2006; it failed in 42 seconds. North Korea's longest-range ballistic missile that works, the Musudan, has a range of only 2,500 miles—not nearly far enough to hit the continental United States, some 5,600 miles away, or even Hawaii, 4,800 miles away.
The same month that the vaunted TD-2 disintegrated over the Sea of Japan, the United Nations passed a resolution prohibiting North Korea from flight-testing ballistic missiles, giving the hermit kingdom a way to avoid further embarrassment. So North Korea began testing a non-military rocket capability based on TD-2 technology—the Unha rockets. These tests haven't always gone well, but in December an Unha-3 successfully placed a satellite into orbit. Intheory, a ballistic missile based on the Unha rocket could hit the western United States, but not Washington.
The ability to launch a satellite into orbit puts North Korea close to an intercontinental ballistic missile, but significant technological barriers remain. After all, an ICBM must do more than get into space—it has to return to earth and strike a target. That requires a miniaturized nuclear warhead, a reentry vehicle capable of surviving a fiery return to the Earth's atmosphere, and a guidance system capable of targeting specific cities thousands of miles away. North Korea hasn't yet demonstrated any of these capabilities.
It is difficult to predict when North Korea might have the capability to nuke the U.S. Not only are North Korea's existing capabilities unclear, but so is their ability to improve them. Former Defense Secretary Robert Gates suggested that North Korea might be able to strike the continental United States by 2015 or 2016. More recently, General Burwell Bell, former commander of U.S. forces in South Korea, estimated that North Korea was five to seven years from ICBM capability. At that point, they might only be able to reach the West Coast, sparing the capital from fire and brimstone.
But San Francisco and Seattle needn't panic, as there would be further hurdles to a successful strike. North Korea's Unha-3 is a liquid-fuel rocket. Since liquid fuel is corrosive and can't be stored for long periods inside the rocket, it needs to be fueled prior to launch—potentially giving U.S. warning of an attack and the opportunity to destroy the rocket before launch. Heavy liquid-fuel rockets can't be moved either, preventing North Korea from relocating a missile to evade a preemptive strike.
Teddy Roosevelt once said that the United States should "speak softly and carry a big stick." North Korea apparently has resolved on a different approach: Speak loudly and carry a small stick, or perhaps no stick at all. So breathe easy, Washington. North Korea's just talking crazy.
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