INPUT ARTICLE: Article: On the official Oakley website, you can register sunglasses, goggles, custom products and prescription eyewear within one year of purchasing the item. This allows you to access the 2-year warranty on these items and file a claim if necessary. Unfortunately, you aren't able to register apparel, footwear, accessories, watches, final sale eyewear, or parts and lenses. The warranty covers breakage or damage due to manufacturing issues, but not scratches on the lens or any eyewear that has been altered or changed after purchase. This information will connect your eyewear to you and confirm that you are the one who purchased the glasses or received them as a gift. Be sure to enter the correct mailing address, as this will be used to confirm your identity as well. Make sure you double check this information after you input it, to catch typos or errors. Once you complete registration, Oakley will send you a confirmation email, so be sure to use an email address that you have access to and check regularly. Including your gender and birth date will help the company to send you marketing materials and coupons. If you're under 14 years old, make sure you have permission from a parent or guardian to use the website, and ask for help filling out the information if you need it.

SUMMARY: Start the registration process within 1 year of buying your Oakleys. Type in your name and mailing address on https://register.oakley.com/. Provide your most current email address, gender, and birth date.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Leche flan can be made in a nine-inch (23 cm) baking dish or individual ramekins. Choose a ceramic baking dish or ramekins to make it easier to invert the flan onto a plate. Use cooking spray or a little butter to grease the inside of the dish or ramekins. Place a heavy saucepan over medium heat. Pour in the sugar and allow it to slowly caramelize. This will take about 10 to 15 minutes. Stir it frequently and do not leave unattended, since the sugar can get very hot and burn quickly. Remove the sugar from heat when it has liquefied and turned golden brown. If you continue to cook it past this stage, the caramel may burn. Do not let it stand too long before pouring, or it will begin to harden. Pour carefully, since the hot caramel could burn your skin. Tilt the dish you are using to coat the bottom evenly with caramel. After pouring, let the caramel stand for 10 minutes or more before you add the flan mixture. Stir together the condensed milk and the evaporated milk in a mixing bowl until they're thoroughly combined. Beat the eggs into the mixture, one at a time. The finished mixture should be light, fluffy and creamy. Be sure the eggs and milk are completely mixed. For added flavor, pour in a teaspoon of vanilla or lemon essence. Be sure that ten minutes have elapsed since you added the caramel. Then pour the flan mixture into dish so that it rises up the sides.

SUMMARY: Prepare your baking dish or ramekins. Melt the sugar to make caramel. Pour the caramel into the baking dish or ramekins. Beat the flan mixture. Pour the mixture into the baking dish or ramekins.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: You will be attaching these loops to the back of your dress, where the zipper used to be. Choose something that matches both the texture and color of your dress. If you can't find the right color, consider choosing a contrasting color, but in the same material. If your gown came with spaghetti straps, cut those off now, then click here to continue. Fold it in half lengthwise, with the right sides facing in, and iron it flat. Use a thread color that matches your material. When you are done, trim the raw edges away so that the seam allowance is -inch (0.32-centimeter) wide. Clip a small safety pin to one end of your lacing. Tuck it into the tube, then pull it through to the other end. Once you have the entire tube turned right-side-out, unclip the safety pin and set it aside. Each segment needs to be about 1 inches (3.2 centimeters) long. You are cutting them a little longer than you need to so that you can sew them into the dress more securely. Open up the left side of your dress, where you took the zipper out. Form the segments into loops, and pin them into the lining part. The bottom strand of the first loop should be overlapping the top strand of the second loop, forming an X inside the lining. Keep going until you reach the bottom of the area you cut out. Don't leave the curved part of the loop sticking out of the dress. It should be resting flush against the edge of the dress. Repeat this step on the right side. Make sure that the loops line up perfectly. Cover the raw edges of the loops with a matching ribbon if your dress doesn't have a lining. Close the opening where you inserted the loops back up, so that the dress looks like it used to. You should now see some loops sticking out of the side where the zipper used to be. Go over the edge on your sewing machine. #* Backstitch at the start and end of your sewing for extra strength. Sew down the top 1 inch (2.54 centimeters) of each zipper half as well. You can thread matching or contrasting ribbon through the tops, starting at the top and finishing at the bottom. Choose ribbon that is the same width as each loop. You can also make your own ribbon, by folding lone strips of fabric in half lengthwise, sewing them, then turning them right-side-out.

SUMMARY: Get material for the lacing loops. Cut the material into a 1-inch (2.54-centimeter) wide strip. Sew the strip using a -inch (0.64-centimeter) seam allowance. Turn the lacing right-side-out. Cut the tube into short segments. Pin the loops into the dress. Sew the opening back shut. Lace the dress.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: The spindle itself is not very deep; as a result, this tool will easily come out when putting a lot of torque on the wrench to remove the bottom bracket. Be careful not to strip the splines or threads of the bottom bracket. These parts are threaded differently, and will require some trial and error to figure out which side the lock ring is on. The lock ring will be threaded normally, and will most likely unscrew somewhat easily (relative to the other side).

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Fit the bottom bracket tool over the bottom bracket spindle. The ISIS bottom bracket style has two parts, the lock ring cup and the main bottom bracket. Pick a side and turn counter-clockwise until the cup is removed. Once the cup is removed off of the spindle, turn the frame over and remove the bottom bracket itself, by turning clockwise.