Wednesday, November 30, 2011
Is a butterfly knife that's less than two inches in length legal to carry in California?
Or do all butterfly knife owners have to keep their butterfly knives in their car or home?|||Yes. The prohibition upon switchblades and butterfly knives applies only if the blade is 2" or more in length (Pen C 653k). (Note, the knife WAS illegal, it would not be legal to have it in the car in a public place.)
Are there any specifications for butterfly knives in Alabama?
I recently purchased two butterfly knives online. I know that it is legal to posses and carry if not concealed, but are there any length specifications in Alabama? And if so, what are they?|||There is no length specified in Alabama law. You are correct in that you can open carry a butterfly knife, but be warned that it is a "gravity knife" and therefore classified automatically as a Deadly Weapon. If for some reason you use it in the commission of a crime you have the enhancement and using it on school grounds is a Class C Felony. You also need to check you school rule book, as there could be rules governing knives that if broken can get you suspended. It's not worth the hassle that could come with it.
How do you do a butterfly as a hockey goalie?
I know how to do a basic butterfly but i need to know how to do that thing where you push with your toe and are still on one knee and then you slide accross the crease.... help!|||Well to move in the butterfly position u don't need slippery pads, U need strong legs, but what you want to do is from the butterfly position lift one knee so u can get ur toe edge to the ice, then push, though the slick of the ice dose have a factor, if you are strong enough you can go crease to crease even with the ice all skated up|||Well i cant really help you cause my first time playing goalie which was 2 years ago when i was 11 everything i learned i learned from watching Marty Brodeur or it cam instinctively.
|||they really dnt need to be slippery..
just practice being in the croutch postion and pushing off ur toe and moving to the side at the same time that should help you get used to moving and it should come natural..
thats how i learned from my coach|||I CAN JUST DO IT I MEAN THE FIRST TIME I EVER PLAYED ON THE FIRST LOW SHOT I WENT DOWN AND I WAS IN THE BUTTERFLY SO I CANT HELP YOU|||when you push off you put the knee thats up down and take the other one and pull it up then the other then your in position|||A good example of a butterfly goalie would be a Patrick Roy. I always learned it as you drop to your knees, and shove your lower legs to the side. It's hard to practice if it doesn't come instinctively. Using it, you then can dig your toe in and push yourself across the crease. the object of it is to take up as much of the lower part of the net as possible. If you're gonna get beat, you try and get beat high. Typically, a butterfly goalie keeps his legs apart a little more than a stand up style goalie. If butterfly is not your thing (And it might not be) then Stand up or a hybrid idea might be more along the lines of what you wanna do (or even a Hextall Flop). Don't be afraid to find a goalie coach or anything like that (I found one that taught me well, and I live in Northern Virginia...so I'm sure you can find one where you live). Also, if you're playing roller or dek hockey and not ice hockey, butterfly is not the way to go unless you wear ice hockey pads with the booksox like cover. Good luck to you.
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|||they really dnt need to be slippery..
just practice being in the croutch postion and pushing off ur toe and moving to the side at the same time that should help you get used to moving and it should come natural..
thats how i learned from my coach|||I CAN JUST DO IT I MEAN THE FIRST TIME I EVER PLAYED ON THE FIRST LOW SHOT I WENT DOWN AND I WAS IN THE BUTTERFLY SO I CANT HELP YOU|||when you push off you put the knee thats up down and take the other one and pull it up then the other then your in position|||A good example of a butterfly goalie would be a Patrick Roy. I always learned it as you drop to your knees, and shove your lower legs to the side. It's hard to practice if it doesn't come instinctively. Using it, you then can dig your toe in and push yourself across the crease. the object of it is to take up as much of the lower part of the net as possible. If you're gonna get beat, you try and get beat high. Typically, a butterfly goalie keeps his legs apart a little more than a stand up style goalie. If butterfly is not your thing (And it might not be) then Stand up or a hybrid idea might be more along the lines of what you wanna do (or even a Hextall Flop). Don't be afraid to find a goalie coach or anything like that (I found one that taught me well, and I live in Northern Virginia...so I'm sure you can find one where you live). Also, if you're playing roller or dek hockey and not ice hockey, butterfly is not the way to go unless you wear ice hockey pads with the booksox like cover. Good luck to you.
Can you import a PRACTICE butterfly knife from California USA to Toronto Canada?
I wan't to buy a practice butterfly knife from ebay but I don't know if it is legal to import a fake knife from California to Toronto. I mean it's fake the blade is dull and cannot be sharpend can you please tell me if it is legal. I already know its legal to keep indors.|||The only problem I see is Customs and what they will allow to pass through.|||Yes, any practice knife can be imported, and is not illegal unless you threaten someone with it as though it were a real knife.
How do you say black butterfly in japanese?
My boyfriend always calls me his "black butterfly" and I just wanted to be able to be able to say it in japanese. Any help would be appreciated.|||黒い蝶 (kuroi chou, pronounced "koo-roy cho") = black butterfly
It's also fashionable to say phrases like that in "Engrish," spelled in the alphabet they use for foreign words and names, called "katakana." So you could say: ブラクバタフライ (bu-ra-ku-ba-ta-fu-ra-i, pronounced "brak butafry").|||"black butterfly" is "黒い蝶" in Japanese.
"koku tyou" sounds "黒鳥=blach bird" for me.
"黒い蝶" sounds like mysterious and dangerous woman.
But it's very old. We don't call anyone "黒い蝶" now.
I'm Japanese.|||黒い蝶々(kuroi chocho) means black butterfly. You could also say か黒い蝶々(kaguroi chocho) which means more like onyx, jet, or deep black butterfly. It might be a little bit more evocative.|||use a translator?
It's also fashionable to say phrases like that in "Engrish," spelled in the alphabet they use for foreign words and names, called "katakana." So you could say: ブラクバタフライ (bu-ra-ku-ba-ta-fu-ra-i, pronounced "brak butafry").|||"black butterfly" is "黒い蝶" in Japanese.
"koku tyou" sounds "黒鳥=blach bird" for me.
"黒い蝶" sounds like mysterious and dangerous woman.
But it's very old. We don't call anyone "黒い蝶" now.
I'm Japanese.|||黒い蝶々(kuroi chocho) means black butterfly. You could also say か黒い蝶々(kaguroi chocho) which means more like onyx, jet, or deep black butterfly. It might be a little bit more evocative.|||use a translator?
What genre is bullet with butterfly wings?
I love the song bullet with butterfly wings by Smashing Pumpkins. And I like the style of the song. Please tell me songs similar to it, or tell me the genre!|||I used to call it "indie alternative", but the definition of that term has changed in the past decade. If you like that song, you'll likely enjoy everything else the Smashing Pumpkins ever recorded, as well as most of the songs recorded by the following artists: The Violent Femmes, Sonic Youth, The Pixies, Jane's Addiction, The Jesus %26amp; Mary Chain, Placebo, R.E.M., Our Lady Peace, Marcy Playground %26amp; The Verve.
Can I put an African Butterfly Fish ( Pantodon Buchholzi ) in my tank with neons and guppys?
Today I saw in a store an African Butterfly Fish. I never have seen it. My tank is 60 litres (15.85 gallons).
I have 7 neons, 3 guppys (will have more certainly, they will reproduce) end two trichogaster...
Is it okay to have to fish? What it eats?|||I would suggest that you put the African Butterfly Fish in a breeding tank for the time being and possibly get another tank or elsewise you might not have many fish left|||African butterfly fish get pretty big compared to your other fish, and eat everything that fits into its mouth. Most people feed them crickets and other bugs. So if you get one, there is a good chance if your other fish get to close, you won't have them anymore.
I have 7 neons, 3 guppys (will have more certainly, they will reproduce) end two trichogaster...
Is it okay to have to fish? What it eats?|||I would suggest that you put the African Butterfly Fish in a breeding tank for the time being and possibly get another tank or elsewise you might not have many fish left|||African butterfly fish get pretty big compared to your other fish, and eat everything that fits into its mouth. Most people feed them crickets and other bugs. So if you get one, there is a good chance if your other fish get to close, you won't have them anymore.
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