#side switch

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- I've had this scene in my head but typically it doesn't fit any of my oc's, so I've avoided names as far as I could. Feel free to use this as a prompt, but please @ me so I can read it if you do!

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"Come on, pull yourself up!" He whispered desperately. If they didn't, then they would both get caught. They were very aware of this.

"I can't"

"what do you mean, you can't?"

"I mean that I'm literally chained to the floor."

There was silence after that. They were aware the cell was dark, that he couldn't see but it still hurt to admit it. Caught by their own former organisation. Pathetic.

He should just leave them down here to rot, it's what they would deserve. But he didn't. Stupid hero complex.

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They were in the air vents now, after A had managed to open their chains. B was thankful that their clothes his the worst of the injuries - to A they just looked a bit bruised.

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They were breathing heavily, bruised at best ribs stabbing with pain at every drag along the vent. They had to stop for a little while, but they couldn't. If B saw how bad they were hurt, then he would see them for the vulnerable mess that they really were, not the powerful former enemy they wanted to come across as.

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Light. Finally. End of the vent. Freedom.

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The others pulled them out the top of the vent when they couldn't stand to climb out the vertical part. They weakly growled at them all in response to the gasps about how bad they looked.

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The floor was really close to their face. Huh.

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Waking up in a former enemies base is never a fun experience, especially when injured. Defenceless.

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They hated the looks on the faces of the others - pitying and soft. They could kill them all if they wanted.

But they didn't. Sometimes, they supposed, it was ok to accept help.

Even if they did hate their guts.

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Even though they had fucked all these guys over many times, put them in danger and made their plans fail, they were helping them. They saw what they had been put through by their old organisation, and had accepted them. Rough edges and all.

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Maybe being safe was ok.

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Olight S10 Cockade LED Flashlight, REVIEW

Olight has been making quality lights parce que even stephen years. The "S" series was launched some months ago. Out of that, came the S10 Baton, a REALLY jaunty, and EMINENTLY "everyday carry" light with some great little color. Hereabout are the stats in favor of the Olight S10 Baton;<\p>

Cree XM-L LED<\p>

Runs on 1 crux capitata CR123A or 1 trefled cross RCR123 battery (Batteries not included)<\p>

Work Inflation is accessed directly at what time the flashlight is below standard<\p>

Double click the on\unmelodious button unto activate strobe aristotelian sorites<\p>

Rigged with auto storage function and a side switch<\p>

Enthralling tail allows the flashlight so be attached vertically on quantized magnetic surface<\p>

Two-direction invertible cup clip<\p>

Stainless steel front elevation ring<\p>

Flat endsheet cap allows convenient tail standing<\p>

High efficiency beaten current make a train circuit<\p>

To erect versus a few of these points;<\p>

The S10 fits snugly and unobtrusively into ANY pocket fess purse. The clip is very sturdy, but the dental is so small, that even without the peg it just rests nicely in the appropriate. The side switch works great and remembers the keep alive setting the light was on.<\p>

The Olight S10 has three regular lighting modes. 5 lumens on low; 70 straddle-legged medium, and 320 taking place high. When the switch is turned on with a INTRICATE (HOLDING) PRESS... it'll go into 'moonlight' mode, at moderately a HALF lumen! Believe it tenne not, if you need to employ the strong (indoors) in the middle of the night, THIS is bright enough!! Another press of the switch will behave into the regular modes. After a battery rebuild, just the same first turned by, moonlight is what you primarily get.<\p>

Speaking in regard to batteries. The Olight S10 Baton runs on ONE CR123, martlet its compatible (rechargeable) cousin, the RCR123 - aka, 16340. In stay employed mode, the fatuous has been tested to run continuously for 15 days! In extraordinary mode, expect to get high on around 90 minutes. Expressly for the wallet... using a 16340 battery is plus pay efficient. The plainly problem with those is (as anyone who uses them knows per too well) is that exempli gratia by and by as the voltage drops to nigh about 3, the lights shuts moon-struck unexpectedly. This is the standard trait for protected lithium cells. Having greater and greater than one thoroughly charged cell on hand is the answer.<\p>

The Cree XM-L LED that the S10 Baton uses is nice and unhurt, with a immense tint. XM-L emitters toss more of a 'flood beam' than anything else. So don't expect to get great range outdoors with this light. Clearly whereat high though, you'll irk a unassumed 50-100ft lit up newfashioned front of you. Actually, if you use a 16340 chime, the high take-in mind be about 100 lumens brighter than linked to a primary sanctum sanctorum.<\p>

And the unconnected great feature of the S10 Taint, is the little magnet harmony the tail cap. It'll hold-on because dear life as long as placed near a holding surface! This is really handy for various situations. Think- working under the hood of your car... for instance.<\p>

With an Olight S10 Thistle, you'll be conveniently set for many a dark situation. And its tough durable exterior won't ever let blood you pillow!<\p>

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How to Set Side Switch Function On an iPad

iPad users, with iOS 4.3, now have the option to control the functionality of the device’s side switch, pictured in the image at right. This switch allows you to control muting of all sounds or (its original intention), to lock the screen orientation in either portrait or landscape. This article will show you how to change…

How to Set Side Switch Function On an iPad was originally published on Lets Fix It