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Gardener Project: Build an Irrigation System
Make a slow-drip watering system. Most plants like their roots to be damp, but not muddy. This experiment is perfect for observing how plants absorb the nutrients they need to thrive. Check out the rest of these 12 Gardener challenges.
Good for vacations. Take it into account.
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Have some extra time on your hands? Looking for projects you can do today (or this weekend) to be better prepared? Well, look no further. Here are 25 great weekend preparedness projects from around the web. Great for the prepper, survivalist, or anyone wanting to be a little more prepared at the end of the day. Each of these projects are fairly low budget (some only require your time and a piece of paper) and shouldn’t take longer than a couple of days to complete–many won’t take more than a couple of hours. Tackle one (or more) this weekend and you’re that much more prepared than you were yesterday!
Bring useful things with you... Leatherman Charge All, Zero Tolerance pocket knife, Led Lenser P2 flashlight and keyring pry bar.
Personal Leatherman family. Always bring one of those.
Here is another EDC with some Paracord, Leatherman Charge, Led Lenser Flashlight and Boker Plus pocket knife
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how to survive an atomic bomb (1950)
http://www.saturdayeveningpost.com/2012/06/07/archives/abomb-blast.html
"Step 1: Move to Switzerland."
Important to know, difficult to achieve.
The ultimate Swiss-Army Knife.
You better bring one
Stay calm and get inked
How to make a fire. Of course a lighter is faster, but in some cases you may need it. Btw, it takes time and effort, and you’ll need to have everithing prepared to maintain the ember live. Check the “Figure 7-5. Methods for laying the fires” image for more info.
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Map of the Dead
Check out this Zombie Survival Map.Â
http://www.mapofthedead.com/
Really good for survival situations. It shows all stuff you need to know to survive : shops, military, pharmacy, police, campground, stores... in possible danger and secure zones.
Just amazing.
Led Lenser P2
New tool for the kit. I really love it!
Here is another EDC, some kind of digital or worky.
iPadÂ
iPhone 4s
Spyderco Tenacious
Leather cardholder wallet
Sunglasses
Moleskine pocket sketchbook
Maxpedition Micro pocket organizer with...
Primus fire starter
Key Screwdrivers
Micro Widgy Pocket Pry Bar
Pocket straight razor(surgical prepared)
Personal mini-first-aid kit
some resistant tape (around an old card with a side-meter)
Bamboo Stylus for iPad & iPhone
Parker pen
Pentel sketching pen
Faver-Castell mechanical pencil
Orange Bic lighter
Hope you like it.
Knots are one of those things that are always useful.
The Turks Head Neckerchief Slide is an easy and pretty way to start with knots, and the result is a pretty neckerchief slide you can always bring with you. Also, if you do it with paracord, you can also bring 6 feet of paracord in your pocket. And if you don't like to use it as neckerchief slide, you can use it as a keychain ball.
Its really easy to create. You'll only need…
- Approximately 6 ft of nylon rope (preferably a bright snazzy color)Â - A pen or pencil to help tie stopper knots. Â (optional)Â - Scissors and a candle to trim and fuse the ends of the rope
Here are some resources to practice…
http://beltontroop111.org/Resources/3%20turks_head_slide_fancy.pdf
http://www.troop54.com/knots/TurksHeadKnot/TurksHeadKnot.htm
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Roof Water tanks are an interesting thing to know about. They have a strange aesthetic, watching every step we make, giving a necessary service. Here are some resources to go deeper...
New York Roof Water tanks, at Fogonazos Great article by Antonio Martinez, about NYC Roof Water Tanks.
How Water towers work An interesting thing to know, about how they work. Check it out!
Water Tank Woes: New York City Coops & Condos Flace Flurry of violations Another article about NYC water Tanks and its deviated woes.
Water Towers from Wikipedia Of course, the wikipedia resource, with interesting tips.
Flickr NYC Water Tanks group Lots of images about Water Tanks
And if you want to go deeper, here is a guide to learn something more...
Guide to Rooftop Water Tanks & Cisterns A guide to understand how they work and learn something about.
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