If you spend a lot of your time at home in your garage or if
you want a clean and organized garage you need a few
gadgets. Garage gadgets come in many forms and for different
purposes.
For example a stop light for parking may come in handy for
someone who has a problem with depth perception or for
someone who comes home late from work and is very tired. If you
have such problems, you need this tool. It is easy to install
and use and it helps you to park the car in the same spot
every time when the motion sensors are triggered.
If you need space on the walls next to the door, you can
mount a garage door opener on the ceiling above the door
to eliminate chains.
Bike storage is ideal in a garage for ìhangingî your bike on a
wall so you have easy access to it with the advantage of having
more clear space in the garage.
If you have a lot more items in your garage than you really have
Room for or the walls are full of shelves and cabinets, you
definitely need additional storage devices like an overhead
storage system mounted directly on the ceiling.
Wednesday, 11 August 2010
Tuesday, 3 August 2010
Children Inspired by Foreign Language Training Toys
Children can start learning foreign languages at any age. Technology has advanced, creating toys that help children to learn foreign language, develop early age motor skills, language skills, counting skills, music, creative thinking, logic thinking and more.
Some of the offers online include the latest Fridge, which is a DJ magnetic radio that helps your child to learn language. One of the best things I like about many of the foreign language training toys is that they are affordable and portable. In fact, children get better deals than adults do when it comes to foreign language training.
How do the radios work?
The radios first are suitable for children twelve-months and older. The radio features live songs as well as light LED shows. Your child will have visuals of letters and numbers, which light up so that your child is inspired to learn a foreign language. In addition, your child will feel inspired when hearing songs that help them to learn. You child can sing and dance with the musicians, which play over 12 songs. The child has three different learning radio stations, which he/she can choose from the dial. The lights are animated, which reinforces visualization when learning the tunes, numbers, and letters and so on.
The toys are portable so your child can take them on road trips. Your child will learn to count to twenty in a foreign language count, starting upward and then down, learn to use uppercase letters, as well as lower case letters and so on. Your child will also learn each day, from Sunday to Saturday and build motor skills, ROM, etc from moving to the music. Phonic language radios are available also.
What other options are open?
You also have the choice of the magnetic farm animal sets. The farm magnets are good for children twelve-months and older also. The magnets allow your child to match a combination of animals. The child has modes, which gives him/her the advantage of mixing and matching more than 20 childish or real-like animals. Each time your child mixes the animals, he/she learns each name and the way the animals sound. Your child gets the fun in facts that include live music. Farmers Tad song buttons allow your child to play a few tunes on banjo. You child can learn by creating over 20 selection of animals and so on.
Another choice is the, learn and grove toy, which counts Maracas, helping your child from foreign language training. The toy is great for children six months and up to thirty-six months. Through music and sound, your child will feel inspired to explore the toy and create his/her own music.
The concept is to encourage your child's imaginative interaction skills. Your child will learn in Spanish and English how to count to ten. This will improve your child's comprehension skills in numbering order. Many of the activities include contrastive learning tools, such as colors.
Your child will enjoy purple, blues, green, yellow, and orange as he/she learns Spanish. Your child will develop motor skills, vocabulary and will learn to count to ten and know his colors.
You have choices in drums, musical tables, Little Leap, phonics and more to help your child learn foreign languages. Many of the toys offered in foreign language training are remarkably cheap, so you can invest in several if you choose. Take your time and shop around the Internet. Look for coupons to save you money on foreign language training toys for children. You can find a surplus of deals at many stores online. Inspire your child today!
Some of the offers online include the latest Fridge, which is a DJ magnetic radio that helps your child to learn language. One of the best things I like about many of the foreign language training toys is that they are affordable and portable. In fact, children get better deals than adults do when it comes to foreign language training.
How do the radios work?
The radios first are suitable for children twelve-months and older. The radio features live songs as well as light LED shows. Your child will have visuals of letters and numbers, which light up so that your child is inspired to learn a foreign language. In addition, your child will feel inspired when hearing songs that help them to learn. You child can sing and dance with the musicians, which play over 12 songs. The child has three different learning radio stations, which he/she can choose from the dial. The lights are animated, which reinforces visualization when learning the tunes, numbers, and letters and so on.
The toys are portable so your child can take them on road trips. Your child will learn to count to twenty in a foreign language count, starting upward and then down, learn to use uppercase letters, as well as lower case letters and so on. Your child will also learn each day, from Sunday to Saturday and build motor skills, ROM, etc from moving to the music. Phonic language radios are available also.
What other options are open?
You also have the choice of the magnetic farm animal sets. The farm magnets are good for children twelve-months and older also. The magnets allow your child to match a combination of animals. The child has modes, which gives him/her the advantage of mixing and matching more than 20 childish or real-like animals. Each time your child mixes the animals, he/she learns each name and the way the animals sound. Your child gets the fun in facts that include live music. Farmers Tad song buttons allow your child to play a few tunes on banjo. You child can learn by creating over 20 selection of animals and so on.
Another choice is the, learn and grove toy, which counts Maracas, helping your child from foreign language training. The toy is great for children six months and up to thirty-six months. Through music and sound, your child will feel inspired to explore the toy and create his/her own music.
The concept is to encourage your child's imaginative interaction skills. Your child will learn in Spanish and English how to count to ten. This will improve your child's comprehension skills in numbering order. Many of the activities include contrastive learning tools, such as colors.
Your child will enjoy purple, blues, green, yellow, and orange as he/she learns Spanish. Your child will develop motor skills, vocabulary and will learn to count to ten and know his colors.
You have choices in drums, musical tables, Little Leap, phonics and more to help your child learn foreign languages. Many of the toys offered in foreign language training are remarkably cheap, so you can invest in several if you choose. Take your time and shop around the Internet. Look for coupons to save you money on foreign language training toys for children. You can find a surplus of deals at many stores online. Inspire your child today!
Monday, 2 August 2010
Building Childrens Furniture
ALTHOUGH there are many ways to build good furniture, some requiring skills
and equipment well beyond the reach of the average home workshop hobbyist,
advanced techniques are not absolute musts in the construction of sturdy and
attractive furniture.
Here are the basic considerations in home projects, and some special tips to
make your job easy and inexpensive.
Why Plywood?
To build a piece of furniture of solid hardwood throughout would be an expensive
deal. However, you can get much the same effect without sacrificing strength
by using plywood or lumber core having an outside veneer of the wood you want
your piece to be.
Plywood is a laminated product consisting of 5 or more plys of thin wood bonded
together with glue and pressure to form a panel of uniform thickness and
considerable strength. The strength is due to the plys being laid with the
grain patterns alternately set at right angles to each other.
The top ply is a veneer of select wood and this is the surface that will show
in the finished piece of furniture.
Lumber core differs from plywood in that it has a thick center core of butt-joined
strips of solid wood sandwiched between four thin plys of veneer, two on each side.
The top plys consist of the finish veneers which can be of any type of fine
furniture wood while the plys directly underneath are laid with their grains
running at right angles to the core and top plys.
Lumber core is much lighter than plywood and is highly resistant to warping.
The glass-hard glue that bonds plywood and lumber core tends to dull tools,
and since less glue is used in bonding lumber core, that material will be found
to be easier on tools than plywood. For the same reason, it is easier to work
with and is less inclined to splinter.
and equipment well beyond the reach of the average home workshop hobbyist,
advanced techniques are not absolute musts in the construction of sturdy and
attractive furniture.
Here are the basic considerations in home projects, and some special tips to
make your job easy and inexpensive.
Why Plywood?
To build a piece of furniture of solid hardwood throughout would be an expensive
deal. However, you can get much the same effect without sacrificing strength
by using plywood or lumber core having an outside veneer of the wood you want
your piece to be.
Plywood is a laminated product consisting of 5 or more plys of thin wood bonded
together with glue and pressure to form a panel of uniform thickness and
considerable strength. The strength is due to the plys being laid with the
grain patterns alternately set at right angles to each other.
The top ply is a veneer of select wood and this is the surface that will show
in the finished piece of furniture.
Lumber core differs from plywood in that it has a thick center core of butt-joined
strips of solid wood sandwiched between four thin plys of veneer, two on each side.
The top plys consist of the finish veneers which can be of any type of fine
furniture wood while the plys directly underneath are laid with their grains
running at right angles to the core and top plys.
Lumber core is much lighter than plywood and is highly resistant to warping.
The glass-hard glue that bonds plywood and lumber core tends to dull tools,
and since less glue is used in bonding lumber core, that material will be found
to be easier on tools than plywood. For the same reason, it is easier to work
with and is less inclined to splinter.
Saturday, 24 July 2010
Caring Properly for your Fruit Tree
If you have just recently planted a new fruit tree, I think it is safe to assume you are not yet an expert on the subject. More fruit trees die in their beginning years due to poor care habits than any disease or pestilence. Therefore it is vital that you understand how to care for trees in a way that will ensure their immediate success as well as future good health.
During the first stages of the treeís life, the roots, trunk, and branches have not yet fully developed to a self supporting strength. Therefore if your tree is growing fruits, occasionally the combined weight is enough to snap off an entire branch. If this is the case, you should provide external support for your branches ñ prop them up with boards, or tie them to something at a higher altitude. As long as you can provide your tree the support it needs in these early years, it should grow to be independent in no time at all.
Proper nutrition is not only necessary for the production of healthy fruits, but is also necessary for the tree to survive longer than one season. The exact specifications vary with the area, climate, and type of tree, but Iíve found that there is no better source than a nursery employee. Maybe theyíre just eager to sell you the right type of fertilizer, but in my experience they are almost never wrong. Just inform them about the conditions your tree is living in and how healthy it is looking, and they should be able to help you find something to improve the state of your tree.
Lots of people think that the only way to ensure a treeís healthiness is to provide it insane amounts of water. This is not the case at all. As a matter of fact, giving too much water to a tree can be more harmful than making it go thirsty. At the best it will have a negative effect on the taste of the fruit. But at worst, your entire tree could die and prevent you from ever growing fruit in the future. So do not ever try to solve your problems by giving it lots of water! Solve your treeís health problems at the root, so to speak. Go to where the problem originates from, and fix that.
If it is too late and youíre already starting to see unhealthy branches that look either diseased or damaged, you should always remove them. If the tree is wasting nutrients by sending them out to the branch that cannot be saved, it is practically throwing away all the nutrients that it could use on the other, healthier branches. As soon as you start to see a branch that is deteriorating or becoming unhealthy, chop it off right away. At the very least, trim down the unhealthy part but leave all the segments that still look like they could continue growing.
Once your tree has started to enter the picking stage, never leave any of the fruit on the ground that is bound to fall. Also, be careful to get every piece off of the tree. Even if it is an ugly looking fruit that you donít want to keep, you should still pick it and throw it away. Once these fruits begin to rot, they provide a perfect home for unwanted insects or diseases that can transfer to the tree itself. So always remember to rake up these fallen fruits, and prevent yourself a lot of future grief.
Getting a fruit tree and caring for it throughout its life can be a daunting task. It may even seem impossible sometimes to keep track of all the factors that make a tree healthy. But if you just pay attention to the nutrients that your tree needs, you should be on a good path. In addition to nutrients, figure out the precise amount of watering that you should be doing to keep your treeís thirst quenched without drowning it. Just do all these things, and you will have a great tree that produces delicious fruits.
During the first stages of the treeís life, the roots, trunk, and branches have not yet fully developed to a self supporting strength. Therefore if your tree is growing fruits, occasionally the combined weight is enough to snap off an entire branch. If this is the case, you should provide external support for your branches ñ prop them up with boards, or tie them to something at a higher altitude. As long as you can provide your tree the support it needs in these early years, it should grow to be independent in no time at all.
Proper nutrition is not only necessary for the production of healthy fruits, but is also necessary for the tree to survive longer than one season. The exact specifications vary with the area, climate, and type of tree, but Iíve found that there is no better source than a nursery employee. Maybe theyíre just eager to sell you the right type of fertilizer, but in my experience they are almost never wrong. Just inform them about the conditions your tree is living in and how healthy it is looking, and they should be able to help you find something to improve the state of your tree.
Lots of people think that the only way to ensure a treeís healthiness is to provide it insane amounts of water. This is not the case at all. As a matter of fact, giving too much water to a tree can be more harmful than making it go thirsty. At the best it will have a negative effect on the taste of the fruit. But at worst, your entire tree could die and prevent you from ever growing fruit in the future. So do not ever try to solve your problems by giving it lots of water! Solve your treeís health problems at the root, so to speak. Go to where the problem originates from, and fix that.
If it is too late and youíre already starting to see unhealthy branches that look either diseased or damaged, you should always remove them. If the tree is wasting nutrients by sending them out to the branch that cannot be saved, it is practically throwing away all the nutrients that it could use on the other, healthier branches. As soon as you start to see a branch that is deteriorating or becoming unhealthy, chop it off right away. At the very least, trim down the unhealthy part but leave all the segments that still look like they could continue growing.
Once your tree has started to enter the picking stage, never leave any of the fruit on the ground that is bound to fall. Also, be careful to get every piece off of the tree. Even if it is an ugly looking fruit that you donít want to keep, you should still pick it and throw it away. Once these fruits begin to rot, they provide a perfect home for unwanted insects or diseases that can transfer to the tree itself. So always remember to rake up these fallen fruits, and prevent yourself a lot of future grief.
Getting a fruit tree and caring for it throughout its life can be a daunting task. It may even seem impossible sometimes to keep track of all the factors that make a tree healthy. But if you just pay attention to the nutrients that your tree needs, you should be on a good path. In addition to nutrients, figure out the precise amount of watering that you should be doing to keep your treeís thirst quenched without drowning it. Just do all these things, and you will have a great tree that produces delicious fruits.
Friday, 23 July 2010
Being Frugal Is a Never Ending Goal
Frugal living is something that you undertake for the long haul. It isn't something you can pick and choose to do one day and not the next-that is, not if you expect to see progress toward your goal. You do have a goal, don't you? If not, read the final tip here first. Below are several things you need to keep in mind if you are considering a frugal lifestyle.
1. Not every frugal idea is workable for everyone.
There is a balance between frugality and time that is unique for each person. Some people have time to grind their own wheat into flour and make their own pasta from scratch. Some people only have the time to do simple things. You don't have to use every idea you hear about.
2. Start saving your savings.
When you save money, you need to go ahead and put the money in a jar until you have enough to put it in the bank. If you save $20 on a shirt you didn't buy, put that $20 in your jar. If you save $1.59 on groceries, put that money in the jar. Many grocery stores receipts will even tell you how much you save. That makes it easier for you. Spending money you save in one place on something else is still spent money.
5. Set your goals and stick with them.
You have to have a reason to be frugal. Whether you want to get out of debt or go on a cruise, you have to have a goal. Don't just leave it vague. Write down the specific steps you are going to take. Look at your goal every day. Keep it at the forefront of your money thinking. When you consider whether or not you will buy something, look at how it affects your goal.
1. Not every frugal idea is workable for everyone.
There is a balance between frugality and time that is unique for each person. Some people have time to grind their own wheat into flour and make their own pasta from scratch. Some people only have the time to do simple things. You don't have to use every idea you hear about.
2. Start saving your savings.
When you save money, you need to go ahead and put the money in a jar until you have enough to put it in the bank. If you save $20 on a shirt you didn't buy, put that $20 in your jar. If you save $1.59 on groceries, put that money in the jar. Many grocery stores receipts will even tell you how much you save. That makes it easier for you. Spending money you save in one place on something else is still spent money.
5. Set your goals and stick with them.
You have to have a reason to be frugal. Whether you want to get out of debt or go on a cruise, you have to have a goal. Don't just leave it vague. Write down the specific steps you are going to take. Look at your goal every day. Keep it at the forefront of your money thinking. When you consider whether or not you will buy something, look at how it affects your goal.
Wednesday, 21 July 2010
Fishing For Beginners
If you are new to the sport of fishing, you need to know some of the basic rules of fishing. Like other forms of hunting, fishing involves both your environment and those†around you. Be respectful of both. You can responsibly enjoy this treasured pastime in several ways.
Fishing is an ancient practice. It dates back nearly 10,000 years. A number of various techniques and traditions have been used during fishing's progression. Modern technological developments have changed the way people fish, but many of the same rules, regulations, and social norms involving fishing remain.
Always practice good stewardship of our waterways when you are fishing. Remember that these waterways were around thousands of years before you and will remain long after we are gone. You can make a conscious decision to leave the areas in which people fish in better condition than when you found it. Take care of our lakes, rivers, and other waterways so that others will enjoy these areas for years to come. Practicing certain behaviors will ensure that you are taking good care of the places where people fish.
Never litter when you are fishing. Always bring a trash bag or other receptacle to use for the collection of your trash. You can easily deposit it in a nearby trash receptacle. Dump your refuse in properly assigned dumping stations instead of tossing it in the water. You do not need to spend much time figuring out the many ways in which this hurts the environment.
As you fish, always use the correct type of bait and fishing gear. Certain areas allow for certain bait and gear. You will also encounter limits on the number, size, and kind of fish that you can keep. Become familiar with what these limits are and pay attention to them. Do not wait until you are at your fishing spot to search for what is allowed and what is not. Check with your destination before you head out on your fishing trip to see what the local regulations allow. If you plan on using a boat while fishing, research to see what kinds of watercraft are allowed where you are going to fish.
Every fishing location is different, so pay special attention to local procedures and cautions. This also applies when you decide to clean your boat after you leave the water. You do not want to spread non-native species to another body of water.
Finally, never fish where it is not permitted. There is always a reason why it is illegal. Some reasons include the protection of certain wildlife, the proper care of vegetation, and the safety of you and others who want to fish.
You should also follow a number of cautionary behaviors to ensure your safety. As with all forms of hunting, safety is first. If you will be using a boat while you fish, always wear your life jacket. Make sure that your passengers wear their life jackets, as well.
Be very careful when baiting and removing hooks. Make sure that you never fish on unauthorized waterways. Follow the posted speed limits and wake warnings that accompany the use of a boat. Bring with you all relevant safety items, such as water, flashlights, maps, and a cell phone.
Fishing continues to be a favorite pastime. 2001 saw nearly 16% of the U.S. population over the age of 16 spend 16 days fishing. You enjoy the sport of fishing, so follow the rules that allow for the continuation of fishing. Be responsible and courteous of others and your environment. Take time to discover how you can be both a better and safer angler.
Fishing is an ancient practice. It dates back nearly 10,000 years. A number of various techniques and traditions have been used during fishing's progression. Modern technological developments have changed the way people fish, but many of the same rules, regulations, and social norms involving fishing remain.
Always practice good stewardship of our waterways when you are fishing. Remember that these waterways were around thousands of years before you and will remain long after we are gone. You can make a conscious decision to leave the areas in which people fish in better condition than when you found it. Take care of our lakes, rivers, and other waterways so that others will enjoy these areas for years to come. Practicing certain behaviors will ensure that you are taking good care of the places where people fish.
Never litter when you are fishing. Always bring a trash bag or other receptacle to use for the collection of your trash. You can easily deposit it in a nearby trash receptacle. Dump your refuse in properly assigned dumping stations instead of tossing it in the water. You do not need to spend much time figuring out the many ways in which this hurts the environment.
As you fish, always use the correct type of bait and fishing gear. Certain areas allow for certain bait and gear. You will also encounter limits on the number, size, and kind of fish that you can keep. Become familiar with what these limits are and pay attention to them. Do not wait until you are at your fishing spot to search for what is allowed and what is not. Check with your destination before you head out on your fishing trip to see what the local regulations allow. If you plan on using a boat while fishing, research to see what kinds of watercraft are allowed where you are going to fish.
Every fishing location is different, so pay special attention to local procedures and cautions. This also applies when you decide to clean your boat after you leave the water. You do not want to spread non-native species to another body of water.
Finally, never fish where it is not permitted. There is always a reason why it is illegal. Some reasons include the protection of certain wildlife, the proper care of vegetation, and the safety of you and others who want to fish.
You should also follow a number of cautionary behaviors to ensure your safety. As with all forms of hunting, safety is first. If you will be using a boat while you fish, always wear your life jacket. Make sure that your passengers wear their life jackets, as well.
Be very careful when baiting and removing hooks. Make sure that you never fish on unauthorized waterways. Follow the posted speed limits and wake warnings that accompany the use of a boat. Bring with you all relevant safety items, such as water, flashlights, maps, and a cell phone.
Fishing continues to be a favorite pastime. 2001 saw nearly 16% of the U.S. population over the age of 16 spend 16 days fishing. You enjoy the sport of fishing, so follow the rules that allow for the continuation of fishing. Be responsible and courteous of others and your environment. Take time to discover how you can be both a better and safer angler.
Tuesday, 20 July 2010
Famous Formula One Drivers Through the Years
There are many things that make drivers a legend. From a diverse and faithful fan base to an uncanny driving ability that no other possesses, little things can make a driver a legend in their own rights. The legends are the drivers that are talked about long after their career is over and that are names that pop into your head when Formula One racing is talked about.
Michael Schumacher is a seven time Formula One World Champion and according to the official Formula One website is statistically the greatest driver the sport has ever seen. He is known for his controversial driving. Michael Schumacher won two Formula One World Championships with Benetton and five more with Ferrari. He holds many reconds that are waiting to be broken with Formula One. Some of these titles are race victories, pole positons, and fastest laps.
Juan Manuel Fangio began racing long before the start of Formula One. He was racing on the deadly Argentine tracks that seemed more concerned with thrilling the fans than the start of the drivers. Juan Manuel Fangio went to Europe to begin his Formula One career in 1947. He won two Formula One World Championships in 1951 and 1955 before his career to a downward turn when he was indirectly involved in the accident that killed 83 spectators. He went on to live to 1995 but his career had never recovered.
Ayrton Senna Monaco made his way into the Formula One racing world in 1984. He held the record for most pole positions until 12 years after his death in 1994. Ayrton Monaco was the formula One World Champion in 1988, 1990, and 1991. He was killed in an accident as he was leading the race at the 1994 San Marino Grand Prix in Imola, Italy.
Stirling Moss is a Formula One racing pioneer that never won a championship in his 14 year career. From 1948 until 1962 he was creating an excellent effort with numerous wins and pole positions but new quite was able to seal the deal. Aside from his Formula One racing career he was Knighted in 2000 as Sir Stirling Moss.
Nigel Mansell's Formula One racing career began in 1980 and lasted until 1992 when he took a brat to run in the CART Indycar World Series. He returned to Formula One for a brief 2 year return in 1994 and 1995 for a total of six races. Nigel Mansell was the Formula One World Champion in 1992 and finished second in 1986, 1987, and 1991.
Jackie Stewart is a Scottish Formula One driver that was nicknamed The Flying Scot. This now Formula One team owner had won three World Championships from 1965 to 1973. After receiving Rookie of the Year Honors in 1966 he won the Formula One World Championship in 1969, 1971, and 1973. With commentator and consultant for Ford Motor Company also under his career belt, Jackie Stewart also appeared in a UPS commercial to get Dale Jarrett "to drive the Big Brown Truck" in 2002 and 2003.
This just touches base on a few of the great names of Formula One. As you can see it is not necessarily about how many championships they won, but also on how they played the game.
Michael Schumacher is a seven time Formula One World Champion and according to the official Formula One website is statistically the greatest driver the sport has ever seen. He is known for his controversial driving. Michael Schumacher won two Formula One World Championships with Benetton and five more with Ferrari. He holds many reconds that are waiting to be broken with Formula One. Some of these titles are race victories, pole positons, and fastest laps.
Juan Manuel Fangio began racing long before the start of Formula One. He was racing on the deadly Argentine tracks that seemed more concerned with thrilling the fans than the start of the drivers. Juan Manuel Fangio went to Europe to begin his Formula One career in 1947. He won two Formula One World Championships in 1951 and 1955 before his career to a downward turn when he was indirectly involved in the accident that killed 83 spectators. He went on to live to 1995 but his career had never recovered.
Ayrton Senna Monaco made his way into the Formula One racing world in 1984. He held the record for most pole positions until 12 years after his death in 1994. Ayrton Monaco was the formula One World Champion in 1988, 1990, and 1991. He was killed in an accident as he was leading the race at the 1994 San Marino Grand Prix in Imola, Italy.
Stirling Moss is a Formula One racing pioneer that never won a championship in his 14 year career. From 1948 until 1962 he was creating an excellent effort with numerous wins and pole positions but new quite was able to seal the deal. Aside from his Formula One racing career he was Knighted in 2000 as Sir Stirling Moss.
Nigel Mansell's Formula One racing career began in 1980 and lasted until 1992 when he took a brat to run in the CART Indycar World Series. He returned to Formula One for a brief 2 year return in 1994 and 1995 for a total of six races. Nigel Mansell was the Formula One World Champion in 1992 and finished second in 1986, 1987, and 1991.
Jackie Stewart is a Scottish Formula One driver that was nicknamed The Flying Scot. This now Formula One team owner had won three World Championships from 1965 to 1973. After receiving Rookie of the Year Honors in 1966 he won the Formula One World Championship in 1969, 1971, and 1973. With commentator and consultant for Ford Motor Company also under his career belt, Jackie Stewart also appeared in a UPS commercial to get Dale Jarrett "to drive the Big Brown Truck" in 2002 and 2003.
This just touches base on a few of the great names of Formula One. As you can see it is not necessarily about how many championships they won, but also on how they played the game.
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