In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: A forkball is pitched with basically the same arm action as a regular fastball. The wide finger grip is the main factor in producing the forkball's distinctive action which sees it tail off or drop down right at the last minute. Starting with feet shoulder width apart and facing your catcher, get into your wind-up position. When you're ready to pitch bring your arm back as you would for a split-fingered fastball. Shift your weight a little to your left (for right handers), and pivot your right foot so it is beside the rubber and the outside of your foot is pressing against the mound. Raise your left leg so your thigh is parallel to the ground or higher. As you do this your body will turn to the right to face third base. Bring back your throwing arm, while you hold your left arm in front of you with the elbow bent. Now it's time to pitch. Keep your grip nice and wide with your thumb beneath the ball for support. You should be using the same action as with a fastball, but with just a slightly stiffer wrist. To keep your wrist stiff, hold it firmly in place and don't allow it to flex or rotate until the snap as you release it. Begin to lower your front leg without allowing it to touch the ground. As you do this, stride out with this leg and begin to swing up your throwing arm. Land your front foot at a 75 degree angle to the plate. Push off your back foot, and pivot your front foot so it is at a 90 degree angle from the plate. As you do this extend your pitching arm as far as you can. When you come to release the ball, it should come out of your hand at the same point and height as a fastball would, with your elbow in a straight line above your shoulder. This makes it harder for the batter to tell that it is a forkball as it leaves your hand. If you manage to get this right, hiding what kind of pitch you are throwing will give the batter less of a chance to react to the pitch's unusual trajectory. Aim to have your pitching elbow aligned with your shoulders as you release the ball. Follow through with your pitching arm and raise your back leg for more power. Forkballs are normally thrown hard, just like a fastball, but the changed grip will mean it comes out of the hand at a lower speed. After the wide grip, the second crucial factor for a successful forkball is imparting topspin on the ball as it leaves your hand. You do this by snapping your wrist at the moment you release the ball. If this is done well, it causes the ball to have some topspin, or forward spin, rather than any backspin. The topspin causes the ball to fall downwards as it reaches the batter. Snapping the wrist like this can lead to injury.
Summary: Bring your arm back. Bring your arm forward. Release the ball. Snap your wrist as you release the ball.

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One-sentence summary -- Start with wet hair before bed.

Q: " Right-click on the drive that you want to clean and select "Properties" at the bottom of the menu that appears. You will now want to locate "Disk Cleanup. Disk Cleanup is a built in feature of Windows that allows you to delete unnecessary files from your PC, which in turn may help boost the speed of your sluggish computer. " This can be found in the "Disk Properties Menu." You will most likely want to delete things like temporary files, log files, files in your recycling bin, and other unimportant files. You can do this by ticking the box next to its name. Once you have selected the files you wish to delete, select "Ok." This may prompt a window to appear that will confirm your actions. Click "Yes." There may be system files that you want to delete but are not shown in the Disk Cleanup Menu. To access them, go to "Cleanup System Files" at the bottom of the Disk Cleanup window. " Once the More Options Tab appears, look under the section entitled "System Restore and Shadow Copies" and select "Clean Up." This may take a few minutes to complete. Now that you have deleted unnecessary or temporary files on your computer, your PC should run faster and smoother. You can determine how much space you have freed up on your hard drive by going to Computer and then selecting your hard drive. The amount of space you now have will be in the bottom of the window.
A: Open "My Computer. Select "Disk Cleanup. Identify the files you wish to delete. Delete unnecessary files. Go to "More Options. Finish Up.

Problem: Article: Transformer failure is usually a symptom of a different kind of failure somewhere in the electrical circuit. Transformers generally have long lives, and rarely burn out by themselves. If the problem causing your transformer to short out is coming from elsewhere in your circuit, it's likely the transformer will burn out again. After you've replaced the transformer, observe it to make sure this does not happen. If it does, you'll need to perform additional tests. An overloaded transformer will often make snapping and crackling noises. If you hear sounds like these, cut power to the transformer to prevent burnout. If your transformer has an internal fuse, you may not have fuses in the line leading up to the transformer. Otherwise, there should be fuses in the power supply line to the transformer. Check to make sure these are in good condition and replace any that aren't working properly. Blackness, melting, and deforming in fuses are good indications that the fuse has been damaged. Simple remove and replace these. In some cases, it might be hard to tell if a fuse is in good condition. Attach your DMM to the fuse with one lead on each fuse end. If current runs through the fuse, it's good. In some cases, the secondary of your transformer may be drawing too much current, causing it to short out. If you have a multi-tap transformer and you receive the reading "OL" from the secondary, it's likely the secondary is shorted. Test this by hooking up the secondary to its circuit and using your DMM to test the secondary lines. If the reading is above the amperage rating for the transformer, the circuit is drawing too much power. Many common transformers have 3 amp fuses. The amperage rating for your transformer fuse may be labeled on the transformer, but will also be available in the circuit schematic. For linear fuses, you'll only have one input and output. In this case, your trouble is either coming from the input circuit or the output circuit. For more complex fuses, remove inputs and outputs to the transformer one by one to determine what component of the entire circuit is causing the short.
Summary:
Understand the root of the problem. Observe replaced transformers. Verify the condition of external fuses, if necessary. Check for overdraw on your secondary. Remove inputs and outputs to determine the source of the failure.