How to Win at Checkers
Checkers is a game played by two persons, each with twelve pieces, on a checker-board. You can only move forward on the black squares until you reach the king row and then you can move that piece forward and backward. You must take jumps when offered, even if it means you lose two or more pieces in the process. If at all possible you want to gain the advantage by taking two for one or position your piece between two opposing pieces where your opponent has no choice but to give up one or the other. When I was twelve, my Uncle Dan Clark, lived with us for a while. He not only showed me how to be unbeaten in checkers but also how to play chess. Uncle Dan was a very interesting person, he logged virgin...
Top Five Things to Look For When Choosing an Altimeter Watch
Looking to buy an altimeter watch for your outdoor adventures? With all of the manufacturers, features, and opinions out there, choosing the right one to fit your needs can certainly be a daunting task. Below you will find what we think are the top five things to look for when choosing an altimeter watch. #5 - Budget. The good news is there is a wide selection of altimeter watches in the market. The bad news is usually you pay for what you get, particularly if you want add on features like a compass or barometer. If you are in the $100-$150 range, go after some of the High Gear or Nike watches. If you can afford a bit more, go for the Suunto Core or even the Suunto X10. #4 - Durability. Depending on...