Heat your grill to high using direct heat. While the grill is heating, gently hit the crab shells with a rolling pin to slightly crack them. This will help the marinade soak in more. To make a marinade, combine olive oil, salt, and garlic (all to taste). Coat the crabs in the marinade. You can make the marinade ahead of time (up to 3 hours before grilling). This will give the crabs more flavor. If you don't want to marinate the crabs, you should at least cut the shells of King Crab legs and cover them with a little oil. This will keep them from sticking to the grill and will make it easier to get to the meat. Place the crabs directly on the cooking grate of your grill. You may want to use tongs to set the crabs on the grill if you're worried you'll burn yourself. Try to arrange thicker or whole crabs on the hottest part of the grill (usually in the center). If you're using pre-steamed crabs that were frozen and thawed, grill them for 4 minutes and then turn them over using your tongs. Grill them for another 4 minutes. If you're using fresh crabs that you just killed, grill them for 10 minutes and then turn them and cook for another 10 minutes.

Summary: Prepare your grill and crab marinade (if using). Grill your crab. Finished.

Turn on your PSP and go to your Internet browser. Once your browser is open, you can type the website URL PSP2B.com into your browser search bar. Once the page has loaded, scroll down and click the link that says "Click here to start searching". This will load the search page. With the advanced search function, you can narrow down your search and find the video you want quickly. Type in the full name of the YouTube video you would like to watch on your PSP. There will likely be a few different files for you to choose from. The file type that works most faithfully on your PSP is the one labeled HD (lo res). If the HD video does not work on your PSP, you might have better luck with a lower resolution file. Make sure your file extension ends in ".mp4". Other file types might not play on your PSP. When you see the prompt asking you where you would like to save the video, make sure you save it to the folder labeled "Video". Now that you've selected your video file, you will be redirected to a page informing you of the user agreement and terms of service. Be sure to read the conditions before you agree to the terms of service. In the filter section, there will likely be a few different file types (MP3, MP4, etc.) that you can choose. Select the kind of media file in which you will download your media. For YouTube videos, you will want to click "Download Free Movie". Now you should see a list of files, their source location, and other information that might influence your download. Find the file that best suits your purposes.

Summary: Navigate to the PSP2B homepage. Access the search page. Use the advanced search function. Click the image representing your target video. Agree to terms of service. Select the "Download Free Movie" option. Wait for your search results to refresh.

Put into basic terms, soldering is the process of melting a metal onto other metal components in order to bind them. Soldering differs from welding. In welding, the component pieces are melted together; in soldering, a softer metal with a lower melting point is used to connect them.Because soldering doesn't melt components, it's useful for more delicate applications, such as electronics work, or plumbing. The purpose of soldering is to bind two other components. Solder can be thought of as a sort of "metal glue." It can be used to fill in gaps or hold pieces in place, but doesn't serve any more complicated purpose. Since solder is metallic, it conducts electricity, which is another reason it's so popular for connecting electronic components. Solder is the name of the actual material used in soldering. Historically, many solders contained lead or cadmium, but that has been recently phased out for health reasons. Solder is typically composed of two or more metals combined into an alloy. Silver, antimony, copper, tin, and zinc are all common ingredients. Solder is soft and flexible. It generally comes in a coil, or spool, that can be stretched and bent. Solder has a low melting point, and cools extremely quickly after it's been melted. (350F - 500F) Solder can contain a flux core of natural rosin (tree sap) or a chemical acid. The metal of the solder encircles the core, like a tube. The purpose of the core is to serve as a flux, or purifying agent. The flux prevents oxidation in the solder as it cools, keeping it strong and pure. Soldering irons come in various configurations, but are essentially straight tools with tips that can be heated to melt solder in place. Most soldering irons typically heat to between 800 and 900 degrees Fahrenheit, so exercise caution when using one. Soldering irons tend to catch a veneer of solder after each use, which can oxidize and reduce the iron's effectiveness on the next use. To clean this off easily, secure a wet sponge before you turn your iron on, and gently drag the tip across the sponge once the iron is heated. A layer of fresh solder on the tip can actually make a soldering iron more effective. This process is called "tinning," and is done by allowing a bit of fresh solder to melt evenly over the tip before use. Better models of soldering iron come with a heat control that can be adjusted for different projects and types of solder. Soldering isn't especially dangerous or difficult if you take sensible precautions. To solder as efficiently and effectively as possible, there are a few useful pieces of equipment you should have. Clamps or alligator clips, for holding components in place while you solder them Thick gloves, to protect your hands from the tip of the iron as you feed solder to it Safety glasses or goggles, to prevent any errant solder flecks from hitting your eyes A solder stand to rest your soldering iron on between applications. Be sure you can see everything clearly so that your work will be as accurate as possible. If you need to solder somewhere without much light, bring a bright light (such as a portable lamp) with you. Even without lead in the mix, solder and flux can produce harmful fumes. Avoid breathing in rosin or metal fumes by opening a window, turning on a fan, and generally doing whatever you can to keep air fresh. Soldering is a fast process, and it doesn't generally take more than a few minutes to do what needs to be done, but if you find yourself spending more than 15 or 20 minutes on a project, take regular breaks for fresh air.
Summary: Learn what soldering is. Use solder to bind things. Use a soldering iron to heat the solder. Use other equipment to assist in soldering. Turn on the lights. Prepare adequate ventilation. Don't solder for too long in one sitting.