He stands up and yells at the man tattooing. A woman in a pink shirt is sitting in front of him. he

walks out the door of the shop and walks down the street.

How to tie an aikido belt 
Find the mid-point of the belt. 
Begin by folding the belt in half. Make sure that the two ends of the belt are touching-if one side of the belt is longer than the other, your midpoint will be inaccurate.

Once the two halves of the belt are even, the center of your fold will be the belt's mid-point. If you're still new to tying an obi on yourself, practice in front of a mirror.

How to turn an old road bike into a singlespeed 
Check the rear dropout shape. 
Does the bike have horizontal dropouts in the back? This is necessary to be able to adjust chain slack in the final step. Alternately, you can buy some kind of doohickey to do it, but that ruins the clean look so vitally important to most conversions.

What this means is, can you adjust where the back wheel goes, in a front-back direction. Some bikes have vertical dropouts, some have slanted ones.

How to bump a volleyball 
Get into position. 
You should stand with your legs about shoulder-width apart and should lean forward a bit. Your knees should be bent a little bit, ready to spring your legs into action.


Your hands should come together in the last moment before the ball comes to you; when you approach the ball, you can keep your hands about half a foot apart, and bring them together when the ball comes toward you. Otherwise, it'll be hard to maneuver yourself to get in the right position to hit the ball.