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  • How to Assemble a Giant OTC Headset

    The headset is the piece of a bike that connects the front fork to the frame of the bike. The headset is composed, in part, of a ring of bearings, which are what allow you to turn smoothly when riding a bike. Though the over the counter, or OTC, headset will differ depending on what model of Giant bike you have, most modern headsets are built the same way--with a threadless design so that frames and front forks can be swapped and interchanged.

  • How to Propagate a Giant Liriope

    Evergreen giant liriope endears itself to many gardeners and landscapers since it grows effortlessly with little attention and will live for many years once established in a sunny bed. The slender, grass-like foliage provides an attractive ground cover year-round, but particularly in summer when it is joined by showy, pale-purple or white flower clusters. Evergreen giant liriope propagates equally well from seeds and divisions. However, divisions will yield a mature plant faster than seeds and will more faithfully reproduce the growth habit and flower color of the parent plant.

  • How to Defeat the Giant Jellyfish on "SpongeBob's Atlantis SquarePantis"

    "SpongeBob's Atlantis Squarepantis" follows the story of cartoon hero SpongeBob as he and his friends search for the sunken city of Atlantis. Over the course of the game, players encounter dozens of aquatic monsters, including several bosses. The boss at the end of the first level is a giant jellyfish. The player cannot hurt it using normal attacks, but must instead rely upon his environment to defeat the tentacled horror. Once he's defeated the jellyfish, the player discovers his first clue to the existence of Atlantis and the game begins in earnest.

  • How to Maintain Giant Miscanthus

    Giant miscanthus is a plant for large landscapes that offer plenty of room for it to grow to its potential height of 15 feet and width of 8 feet without overwhelming its surroundings. In late summer, this fountain-shaped ornamental grass produces large, reddish-tan plumes that turn silvery-white as winter approaches. The plumes last throughout winter, adding interest to the landscape after other plants cease to bloom. Considered hardy in U.S. Department of Agriculture zones 5 to 9, miscanthus may not produce plumes in zones 5 to 7 because it needs a long, hot summer season.

  • How to Landscape With Green Giant Arborvitae

    Introduced by the National Arboretum in 1967, Green Giant arborvitae (Thuja plicata "Green Giant") is an award-winning large conifer. Topping out at 40 to 60 feet tall and 10 to 20 feet wide, Green Giant is a fast grower, capable of adding 3 feet of new growth each year once it's well established. The tree is hardy in U.S. Department of Agriculture plant zones 5 through 8. You have several options on how to use Green Giant in the home landscape.

  • How to Kill Giant Troll in Waterfall Castlevania

    The Swamp Troll is the boss of the Waterfalls of Agharta, in “Castlevania: Lord of Shadows.” He is much larger than the other trolls you encounter. The Swamp Troll lacks any special resistances or weaknesses, so no weapons give any significant advantages against him. The key to defeating the Swamp Troll is patience. His attacks cause large amounts of damage, but are easily avoided. It is better to focus on whittling down his health and avoiding his attacks, than on waging an all-out offense.

  • Giant Liriope Care

    Also known as giant lily turf, giant liriope (Liriope gigantea) is a grass-like member of the lily family that grows to a height of about 3 feet. The grass flowers in the summer, producing white or lavender blooms that are followed by small purple fruits. Giant liriope and its cultivar, the variegated "Variegata," are prized for their low care requirements.

  • How to Make a Giant Yarn Tassle

    Tassels are versatile embellishments that can be added to home decor, clothing, bookmarks and more. Use a high quality, silk yarn to create beautiful yarn tassels for window treatments, a wool yarn to create tassels for knit scarves, or an inexpensive acrylic yarn to decorate a graduation party with giant tassels. Giant tassels are made in the same way as smaller ones, so once you master tassel making, you can adjust the dimensions and make tassels in whatever size you desire.

  • How to Decorate with Giant Forks and Spoons

    A great way to spruce up your home’s interior appearance is to hang up a few giant forks and spoons. These decorative objects have a folksy, homespun charm that warms up the appearance of a room. Giant forks and spoons fit in well with other home décor, especially in the kitchen or dining room. Most of them come in wood or cast-iron variants, although silver-plated variants are also available.

  • How to Care for My Young Giant Sequoia

    Giant sequoia (Sequoiadendron giganteum) is the largest tree in the world and belongs to the same family as the redwood. This long-lived tree is commonly called Sierra redwood and giant redwood. Native to the United States, this gigantic evergreen grows best in U.S. Department of Agriculture plant hardiness zones 6 to 8. Growing this beast in the landscape requires planning and care since giant sequoias reach more than 60 feet in height with spreads of more than 25 feet.

  • How to Make Giant Pasteups

    Originating from 19th and 20th Century circus and propaganda posters, pasteups have come to be recognized as their own genre of street art. Thanks to the likes of Posterchild and Shepard Fairey, pasteups have found their place among graffiti and other activist art. This next-generation street art is favored among the tech-savvy as images can be created, altered and edited using computer programs, then blown up and printed to giant proportions. Pasteup designs and glue can be made at home and images can be enlarged at a copy and print store.

  • What Are Some Theories As to Why the Giant Beaver Is Extinct?

    The giant beaver, scientifically known as the Castoroides ohioensis, was a large rodent that lived primarily in North America during the ice age. While there is no record of the giant beaver's actual appearance, experts believe the giant beaver looked much like the beavers that exist today, only much larger. The beaver is believed to have extended nearly 2.5 meters long, weighing as much as 200 kilograms.

  • How to Raise Giant Shrimp

    The giant freshwater prawn inhabits rivers in the tropical Indo-Pacific. The planktonic larvae of this species are dependent on estuarine or brackish-water for survival, although the post-larval juveniles and adult shrimps live entirely in freshwater. Sexually mature giant prawns breed readily during the summer wet season and will breed under captive conditions as well. The larvae, however, develop slowly and require both skill and hatchery technology for successful rearing.

  • What Do Giant Swallowtails Eat?

    Giant swallowtails (Papilio cresphontes) are butterflies native to the United States and bear several differences between their caterpillar stage and adulthood stage. When giant swallowtails are caterpillars -- or their larval stage -- they have a black and white coloration, but adult giant swallowtails have beautiful yellow, black and gold colored wings with 4- to 6-inch wingspans. Also, the giant swallowtail's diet changes significantly between their larval and adult stage.

  • My Giant African Snails Stopped Breeding

    The giant African snail refers to three specific species of snail: Achatina Fulica, Achatina Achatina and Archachatina Marginata, according to "The World of Snails." To ensure that breeding takes place between two snails, the environment that the snails are housed in must be kept at the correct temperature and moisture range, with the health of the snails also a consideration.

  • How to Defeat Giant Boo in "Luigi's Mansion"

    In "Luigi's Mansion" for the Nintendo GameCube, Luigi wins the deed to a spooky old mansion. Filled with curiosity, he decides to investigate his prize. He soon finds that the mansion is infested with ghosts called Boos. The Boos are immune to physical attacks, so the only way to get rid of them is by sucking them into a vacuum. When you are attacked by a giant Boo, you must combine the power of your vacuum with the freezing power of ice to defeat it.

  • What Is the Life Span of a Thuja Green Giant?

    Thuja plicata "Green Giant" is native to the western United States but can be found growing in landscapes across the country. After 30 years these coniferous, evergreen trees reach heights up to 30 feet; within 30 more years, the trees will reach a mature height of 60 feet. Green Giant have been known to live up to 1200 years. Given proper care and growing conditions, your Green Giant should persist in your landscape for generations.

  • Giant Salamanders and What They Eat

    Members of the Cryptobranchidae family of salamanders are more commonly known as giant salamanders. This family consists of two genera and three species of salamander, two native to Asia, with the third found in the U.S. Giant salamanders are the largest amphibians in the world and are also fully aquatic.

  • How to Kill the King of the Frost Giants in "Marvel Alliance"

    "Marvel Ultimate Alliance" features a level with the mythical Norse frost giants. Their king, Ymir, rules this realm and he's far too large for you to attack directly. Still, it is possible to use a weapon from a smaller frost giant to damage Ymir. You just need to grab this weapon, jump onto Ymir at the right moment and press the appropriate buttons to hurt him. If you can do this successfully four times, you'll win the fight.

  • How to Type a Giant Smiley Face

    ASCII art has been around since before computers could handle graphics. This unique, old-school method of design uses simple text characters to create easily recognizable pictures. If you'd like to create ASCII art, you will need to practice a bit in order to perfect your technique. A simple shape like a smiley face is a good starting point. There are software programs that can automatically generate ASCII art, but if you want to make your piece from scratch, the easier method is to use another image as a template.

  • How to Care for Giant Nepenthes Rafflesiana

    A low-growing carnivorous plant, the giant Nepenthes rafflesiana thrives as an outdoor plant near bogs and garden ponds in warm climates. These large plants consume large insects and even small vertebrates like mice and small birds who manage to get stuck in their slippery traps. Knowing how to care for your own giant Nepenthes rafflesiana gives you the opportunity to add a touch of exotic texture and character to your garden.

  • How to Rig a Pinfish for Grouper

    Groupers remain near bottom structures that allow them to better ambush their prey. This is key to locating grouper in both deep and shallow saltwater areas in the groupers' natural range. Pinfish are a natural prey that inhabits the areas that groupers inhabit and are favorite bait for anglers. Correctly rigging a pinfish will increase its lifespan and allow it to move freely in the water. This increases the rigged bait's appeal to a grouper sitting in the area, increasing your chances of landing a big fish.

  • How to Troll for Big Grouper

    Grouper are a type of large-mouth, saltwater fish belonging to the Serranidae family, which includes sea bass. Different grouper species range from the coastline of New England to as far south as Brazil. Larger grouper tend to be bottom-feeders and sometimes loner fish. They tend to hang around areas where there are natural or man-made reefs or areas where boats or ships have sunk. One method for catching big grouper is trolling, which is essentially casting your rod and reel while the boat slowly moves through an area. Artificial lures are usually used when trolling for grouper.

  • How to Replace a Crankset

    The cranks on a bicycle are the arms that extend up and out from the toothed chain rings in the center of the bike frame. When the cranks spin, the chain moves, thus engaging the bicycle's drive train. Over time, cranksets wear out and require an upgrade or change. When changing out the crankset, be sure to match the length of the new cranks to the ones you take off the bike. Find the crank length imprinted on the inside of the crank arm, measured in millimeters.

  • How to Rig for Grouper Fish

    Grouper are a family of fish that live near the water-bottom regions. Grouper are found around piers, reefs and shoals. These fish present a solid angling challenge because of their size and their tendency to put up a good fight. A proper setup and rigging is needed to land the grouper. The size of the hook used depends on the size of the bait.

  • Giants Quarterbacks in the '70s

    The 1970s wasn't kind to the New York Giants football franchise and, accordingly, many of its starting quarterbacks found mixed results on the gridiron. Fran Tarkenton and Phil Simms bookended the decade, but only die-hard fans may remember the other starters who led this storied franchise into battle.

  • How to Disassemble a Giant Bike Crankset

    Giant Bicycles makes a range of bikes for various purposes. The company produces road, mountain, cross country and touring bicycles. Giant uses Shimano and SRAM component groups, depending on the bike and its purpose. The cranks attach to the bicycle at the bottom bracket and have a set of two to three chain rings on the right-hand-side crank. Remove the cranks from the bicycle and then the chain rings from the cranks.

  • Giant Cypress SX Specs

    Giant got its start building bikes for better known brands such as Schwinn that outsourced their production to other manufacturers. During the 1990s the brand started to find success with bikes bearing their own brand name. Part of their success meant expanding into niche market bicycles. The Cypress SX is a hybrid bicycle that is meant for the recreational user. These bikes are not lightweight road racing bikes or heavy duty mountain bikes, but rather a combination that can handle paved roads and light-duty dirt paths for the casual cyclist.

  • Specs for a Giant OCR 2

    The Giant OCR 2 road bike is an entry-level bicycle for both commuters and recreational riders. The lightweight frame is considered an advantage of the OCR 2, although it also makes it slightly pricier than other entry-level bikes.

  • Giant OCR A1 Specifications

    Giant Bicycles was founded during 1972 in Taiwan as a manufacturer of bicycles exclusively sold under other brand's names. Giant, the company that once got its start manufacturing bikes to be sold under the Schwinn name, started selling bikes under their own name in the 1980s. By the mid-1990s Giant's sales of bikes under their own brand as well the manufacture of those for other companies had catapulted Giant Bicycles to the position of the world's largest bicycle manufacturer, according to Judith Crown and Glenn Coleman.

  • How to Catch Giant Grouper

    Giant Grouper also called Goliath Grouper and Jewfish are a protected species in Florida. You can't harvest a Goliath Grouper but you can catch them ad bring them up to the surface. Just seeing one of these monster giant grouper is worth the experience.

  • How to Create a Wrestling Name

    From Hulk Hogan to Stone Cold Steve Austin and Andre the Giant, wrestling nicknames have become almost as important as the wrestlers themselves. Choosing a wrestling nickname should be an exciting and creative process that allows you to come up with something that fans will enjoy and love. Whether it is for a real career or a wrestling videogame, follow these steps to help create your new wrestling persona.

  • How to Catch a Giant Grouper

    A giant grouper is one of the most exciting types of fishing you can catch. Grouper can grow to well over 100 pounds and there have been reports of giant grouper that tip the scales at 400 and even 800 lbs. These monsters live in shallow water near bridges and piers and can be caught at night without a boat. It's one reason they are a well-known and exciting fish.

  • How to Park at Giants Stadium

    Giants Stadium is located within the Meadowlands Entertainment Complex in East Rutherford, New Jersey. All New York Giants home games are played at the stadium, as well as other sporting and concert events. If you have an event at Giants Stadium, you should know the following parking information.

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