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Raub All of the timers I tested were loud enough to hear in the other room, but some models, like the ThermoWorks Extra Big & Loud Timer, were so loud they were jarring. Adjustable volumes were ideal, in case the auto setting is annoyingly loud. This feature wasn’t a dealbreaker (the TimeStick Trio doesn’t have adjustable volume), but it helped my budget pick, the Samshow Triple Timer, jump up in the rankings. Full Keypads Made Data Entry a Snap A full numerical keyboard was ideal for accuracy.Serious Eats / Jesse Raub A full keypad made entering multiple timers quick and easy. Single-button timers could be a drag—in order to enter 30 seconds, you’d have to push the second button 30 times versus simply pushing the “3” and the “0” buttons on a keypad. Overall it’s not a huge timesaver, but in critical moments when seconds count (like, say, poaching an egg), quick and accurate timer entry is important. Wedge-Shaped Timers Were Easier to Operate with One Finger Wedge-shaped kitchen timers were the most stable.Serious Eats / Jesse Raub Countertop timers with a substantial base and an angled screen made it possible to enter times with just one finger. Most other timers required me to brace the back of the timer with the palm of my hand while entering numbers with my thumb. For bakers who have just had their hands in a pile of sticky dough, a one-finger operation is important, and the OXO and TimeStack made that possible. Recessed Screens Were Harder To Clean Flour was difficult to get out of a recessed screen.Serious Eats / Jesse Raub During the cleaning tests, timers with a recessed screen tended to pick up more flour in their nooks and crannies, and it was harder to wipe them out. All of the

Stab between the fingers game (Five Finger Fillet)Experience the thrill of the classic knife game, also known as Five Finger Fillet, right on your mobile device with Knife Finger Game! Challenge your precision, reflexes, and memory as you attempt to stab between your fingers using a knife or other sharp object. But remember, this game is for virtual entertainment only! Please do not attempt in real life. Safety first!Game Modes:1. Classic Mode:Keep an eye on the energy bar as it gradually depletes. Stab between your fingers faster and faster to keep the energy bar full. Once the energy bar runs out, the game is over. How long can you last?2. Audition Mode:Test your accuracy and timing by stabbing between your fingers based on dropping numbers in sequential order. Can you keep up with the increasing speed and complexity?3. Timer Mode:Score as many points as possible within the intense 30-second time limit. Swiftly stab between your fingers to rack up a high score. How many points can you achieve?4.Memory Mode:Challenge your memory skills in this unique mode. Watch and memorize the sequence of stabs between your fingers. Then, recreate the sequence from memory. How far can you go without making a mistake?Remember to avoid stabbing your palm or fingers in real life! We care about your safety, and this game is purely for virtual enjoyment.Disclaimer: This knife finger game is purely a simulation and should not be attempted in real life. We assume no responsibility for any injuries caused by attempting this game outside the virtual world.Thank you for choosing Knife Finger Game! What’s New 30 Oct 2023Version 1.10.0 Bug fixes and improve performance App Privacy The developer, Duy Nguyen, indicated that the app’s privacy practices may include handling of data as described below. For more information, see the developer’s privacy

All, it’s a great timer with loads of features—and a longtime Serious Eats favorite. What we didn’t like: Its buttons are slightly tougher to press than other timers, potentially making it hard to operate for people with mobility issues. I wish the display was larger so I could read it from further away. Key Specs Weight: 2.5 ouncesMaterials: Plastic, siliconeDimensions: 5 x 1.75 x 1 inchesFeatures: Keypad, three timers, backlight, timer lock, magneticBattery type: LithiumCare instructions: Wipe clean with a damp cloth Serious Eats / Jesse Raub What we liked: With its wedge design, the OXO timer is easy to program with just one finger. It angles the screen in a way that’s visible even from further away, and the illuminated contrast display is sharp and easy to read. It also features three timers that all have unique sounds and it has an adjustable volume so you can customize how loud the timer is. What we didn’t like: I wish the start/stop button was larger and easier to see, and that it had a magnetic back or a loop so it’s easier to store when not in use. OXO has discontinued this model and replaced it with a new version. We'll test it and update this review. Key Specs Weight: 5.4 ouncesMaterials: Plastic, siliconeDimensions: 3.25 x 4.25 x 2.5 inchesFeatures: Keypad, three timers, contrast lighting, adjustable volumeBattery type: AAACare instructions: Wipe clean with a damp cloth Serious Eats / Jesse Raub What we liked: If you’re an avid baker or love to cook elaborate, multi-course meals, the TimeStack is right up your alley. It has four individual timers, each with its unique sound and flashing light. It can record voice memos, so you can queue up “Turkey’s done!” when it’s time to check your poultry. It has a large and

〇Introducing "Zen Bell Timer"Zen Bell Timer” is a timer application that can be used for meditation, yoga, relaxation, and sleep onset.The application uses the “Tamayurarin”, a much-loved item in Japan, and features a dignified and pleasant sound.The actual “Tamayurarin” is characterized by its round shape and swaying motion, and you can enjoy the swaying motion in the application as well.The simple interface makes it easy to use.〇Characteristic・This is a timer application using “Tamayura-ring”, a bell with a characteristic round shape.・Simple design and easy-to-understand user interface.〇Function・You can set the timer time by moving your finger on the bell.・Tap the bell to start the countdown with a comfortable sound and swaying motion.・You can be set in seconds or minutes, with a maximum setting time of 60 minutes.・You can set the bell volume from 10 levels・You can choose from several backgrounds〇Paid Version Benefit Features・Repeat function・Interval function・end-call function・Bell sound ON/OFF function・Vibration function・Background music to play functionmonthly fee：$1〇About SubscriptionsHow to subscribe1. Tap “Choose Plan” on the Settings screen2. Select update interval3. Subscribe to Subscription・This is an auto-renewing monthly fee (subscription-type) service. ・Unless you cancel your subscription, you will automatically be charged each month.・Registration, management, and cancellation can be done through your App Store account settings.〇About TamayurarinTamayurarin is a bell (orin) characterized by its round shape and swaying motion when it is rung.By supporting the bell (oron) with a single post, the sound resonates for a longer period of time, unlike conventional bowl-shaped orons.Tamayurarin, which has been patronized by many people since its launch in 2004, was born from the requests for a compact bell that produces good sound.Tamayurarin" was born from an unconventional idea that makes an orin upside down.After repeated challenges with the cooperation of local companies, a new bell (orin) with a swaying motion was completed.In 2005, we received the Good Design Award from Japan.Tamayurarin is used not only as a Buddhist altar, but also for meditation, yoga, relaxation.

Barre all 6 strings from the 10 fret of the E string.Place your third finger (ring) on the 12th fret of the A string.Place your fourth finger (pinky) on the 12th fret of the D string.Place your second finger (middle) on the 11th fret of the G string.Make sure when you strum that each note rings out.This chord can be challenging for the hand, especially for beginners in their first weeks of learning. It takes some time to build up the strength and technique to barre all 6 strings without pressuring the hand too much.Tips, Tricks, and Common ChallengesThe most difficult part of any barre is to fret the notes on the B and high E string and not have buzzes.This can be solved by combining the proper thumb position discussed above with a small trick – try to raise the barre a bit, literally, this means to lift your index finger so that the part with most flesh barres the high E and B string.Also, always start building the chord from the barre, get the barre right and the other finger will followExpert InsightPractice the D major barre chords in short bursts of chord change exercises. A very good exercise involves a timer set to 1 minute that measures how many shapes can you change in 1 one minute.Try this exercise out with open shapes first then with barre chords. Choose for example only 3 chords – The D major, G major, and C major.Alternate between changing these 3 chords in one minute, first the open shapes and then barre chords. Do this for at least 5 – 10 min with pauses in between takes and measure your improvement each week.6. D Major – Power ChordPower chords, or else called 5th chords are used in most rock and metal songs. Power chords sound great with a distorted tone on electric guitar and are very easy to play.A power chord in itself is not major or minor, since it does not have the 3rt interval (F# note), but it works great in both situations.The fingering for the D power chord:Place your first finger (index) on the 10th fret of the Low E string.Place your third finger (ring) on the 12th fret of the A string.Place your fourth finger (pinky) on the 12th fret of the D string.Use your first finger (index) to help mute the other 3 strings by only touching them gently.After learning this shape you can easily learn some classic rocks riffs that you always wanted to playAn alternate way of playing power chords is to use the same shape but on the A, D, and G string. Find the root of the D chord on the A string (5th fret) and apply the same concept.See this video to hear the chord in action and for a more detailed insight(Video 5 Coming Soon)7. CAGED D Major ChordsThe CAGED system is your next step in mastering the fretboard and different chord shapes.This system helps us to organize the fretboard

If you need an application that is capable of automatic picture capture, then you can greatly benefit from the best camera timer app. Such a tool comes with features that let you establish a delay period for photo capture, allowing you to join your friends or family members for a group picture.Advanced apps also give you an option to turn on several delay times, making it possible to take multiple photos in one go. Top 6 Camera Timer Apps Retrica - Unlimited filters CamTimer - Simple tool Camera+ 2 - With action and macro mode BeautyPlus - Selfie camera app Photo Timer+ - Multiple snap option Self Camera Timer - Nice countdown option When selecting the best apps, I looked at their ease of use, ability to adjust the photo’s resolution, the inclusion of anti-vibration shutters, and the freedom to set custom intervals. Some of the more advanced apps even let you further enhance the images with filters and various modes like flash, continuous shooting, etc. 1. Retrica - Our Choice Over 190 real-time filters You can create GIFs and videos Collage tools Stickers and stamps None Verdict: Retrica has a photo timer feature that allows the setting timer to go off after you have taken a picture. The photo timer ensures that I don't rush my photo taking as this will cause the photo quality to suffer. It allows you to instantly share photos right from the device with your friends and family.This selfie app has many features that really allow you to expand your photography horizons, while at the same time, making taking pictures fun and enjoyable. It offers over 190 real-time filters and convenient collage tools. 2. CamTimer Easy sharing Manage flash settings Fast switch to the front-facing camera No effects Verdict: A CamTimer gives you a photographic countdown of your shots. You'll start off with the very first shot and be able to see the number of seconds left on the clock until your next shot. This makes for an amazing organization and planning and will make it easier to set up your settings as well as knowing that every moment in your camera's life will be captured.You can leave it on all the time but still have plenty of time for each location to create awesome photos. You will have plenty of time to look over some of those images and pick and choose which ones to save. 3. Camera+ 2 With action and macro mode The Auto preset feature Includes the Slow Shutter RAW capture and editing Bugs sometimes Verdict: The Camera+ 2 is an excellent time and picture-taking tool for both amateur and professional photographers. Simply place your finger on the screen and let the timer countdown until you take the perfect picture.The interface of the Camera+ 2 has several buttons that allow you to switch between different time intervals. The software comes with a timer function that allows you to set a fixed time period during which you will take pictures. Also,