Article: Hockey, lacrosse, and football players should wear face shields to protect them from pucks or balls, as well as collisions with other players. Softball and baseball catchers should also wear face masks to protect them from the ball or bat. Laws vary by state and league, but it is best to err on the side of caution. If you're working with power tools such as saws and grinders, you should wear a face shield to protect yourself from flying debris as well as dust and other fine materials. When working with dangerous liquids that are corrosive or acidic, be sure to wear a face shield to protect your eyes and skin. If there is a possibility of coming into contact with chemical adherents or paint strippers you should also wear a face shield. You should also wear a face shield for infection control, such as when working near, around, or with bodily fluids. You should always wear a face shield when welding, handling a molten substance, or performing furnace maintenance. There are even face shields that have special coatings to protect against extreme heat. Electricians or others working with high voltage connections should always wear a face shield. It is important to choose one specifically designed to protect against arc flash in order to keep yourself safe.
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Use a face shield for contact sports. Wear a face shield to avoid flying debris. Use a face shield when working with splash hazards. Wear a face shield to protect yourself from extreme heat. Use a face shield to avoid arc hazards.
Article: If your grill doesn't already have a rotisserie attachment on it, you will need to purchase one. The attachment should be designed for your specific type of grill. Typically, the rotisserie attachment is an electric motor that rests on a bracket outside of the grill. Follow the manufacturer's instructions to secure it in place. The rotisserie attachment needs to be secure in the bracket or else your meat will fall right off into the fire. If your grill comes with a rotisserie attachment, it will be beside the grill's hood. If your grill doesn't have this, you can purchase a motor online or at most retails stores that sell grills. Cooking rotisserie-style without a motor is possible. You will need to build a fire pit or campfire. Then, skewer the meat with rotisserie forks before setting it over the fire. Either type of grill can be used for rotisseries and the set-up is basically the same no matter what grill you have. Rotisserie cooking is done by heating meat from the sides. You need to keep your heat source on the outside edges of the grill, leaving a cooler spot in the center where the meat rests. For a charcoal grill, set a charcoal grate at the bottom. Spread the charcoal into piles beside the grate. For a gas grill, simply light up all the burners. You can adjust these later to get the proper amount of heat. The drip pan needs to be underneath where the meat will hang from the spit. If you use a charcoal grill, put the pan on the charcoal grate situated at the bottom of the grill. For a gas grill, remove the metal grates and place the pan on the metal bars that hold the grates above the heating elements. The drip pan is important for catching juice that can burn at the bottom of the grill. You can also use it to provide extra flavorings for your meat. Choose a drip pan that is bigger than the meat you plan on roasting so it catches all of the juice. This will be the equivalent of a medium-low temperature. Keep your grill's lid closed to help it reach the proper temperature. When the heat is right, put your hand about 1in (2.5cm) over the grill. You should only be able to leave your hand there for about 5 seconds before it feels too hot. If your grill has a built-in rotisserie burner, turn it on along with your grill's standard heat source. For a gas grill, turn off the middle burners off after the grill heats up.
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Attach the rotisserie motor to the side of the grill. Set up your gas or charcoal grill for indirect heating. Put a drip pan in the center of the grill. Preheat your grill to 350F (177C) for 15 minutes.
Article: The kinds of words you choose and rhymes you make will depend, in part, on what kind of poem or song you want to write. You'll use different rhyming words if your poem is serious than you will if it's funny. For example, if you're writing a serious love poem, you probably won't use words or phrases like "burp" or "butcher knife." Using the subject of your poem or song, come up with a list of words and phrases related to the subject matter. Write them all down on a piece of paper. For example, if the subject of your song is "global climate change," write down words and phrases like "icecaps," "sea level," "ozone," and "greenhouse." Include some general words that fit in most contexts too, like "this," "for," and "all." A lot of the time you only need the last syllable in two words to rhyme. For example, the words "legislate" and "concentrate" rhyme, even though only the suffixes of the words, "-ate," rhyme. These will be some of the easiest words to come up with rhymes for. Start by pulling out any words in your list that have suffixes. For example, if your list consists of the words "matchmaker," "jazz," "likeable," and "stubborn," you would pull out "matchmaker" and "likeable," since they have the suffixes er and able, respectively. Put these words in a separate row of your list. You can label the row "Suffix Words" if you'd like. For example, if your list consists of the words, "orange," "lava," "tank," and "plankton," you would pick out "orange" and "plankton" as words that are hard to rhyme. Put these words in a separate row on your list. You can label the row "Hard to Rhyme Words." If you can't think of a rhyme for a word right away, put it in the "Hard to Rhyme Words" row. You can always move it later if you think of a rhyme.
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Figure out the subject of your poem or song. Write down a list of words and phrases. Pick out words with suffixes. Pick out words that are hard to rhyme.