i know the basics as in sleeping bag, tent, and warm cloths obviously, ill be in Montana , so its snowing
any tips for living outside for a few weeks?

Take a first-aid kit with: bandages, gauze, rubbing alcohol or iodine, antiseptic cream (I recommend Bactroban), anti-inflammatory drugs (Ibuprofen or Aleve).

Remember that water bottles can be placed directly into a fire to sanitize water ONLY if it is filled up to the brim (no air bubbles inside). A compass and a map will orient you and could save your life if you use them correctly.

It'd be a good idea to bring a sharp hunting knife and if there is a risk of bears or mountain lions, a gun. Especially a high caliber. Also take rope so you can tie up your supplies in a tree or somewhere high and out of reach of marauding wildlife or set up a perimeter around your site.

Take a flashlight and a flint stone for starting fires. Hand warmers could be very useful as well. A flare gun or whistle in case you get into trouble. You could also take a solar charger for your phone but make sure you block incoming calls since a cellphone is very anti-nature.

You will need small pots to cook food or boil water. Dried foods that can be reconstituted in water (pastas, grains, dehydrated meat and meals). You could also take a multivitamin to make up for the vitamins and minerals that may not be present in a woodsman's diet.

Be safe, man especially if you're on your own. You can probably buy field guide specific to where . You essentially need food, water and shelter. Everything you get should be focused around that and safety.

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You could do it like Rambo and just go in with a knife, but that's real hardcore.

I want to do something maybe, where you could travel and study animals. Like in africa, New Zealand, South America. and get paid a decent amount for it..?
Any suggestions??

Get a job with the WWF.

I don't want to marry the wrong member of the family.

You need to get your body under subjection.

Gorillas are big strong herbivorous apes. they are clever and can climb trees.

What do you mean by living the life of a gorilla? Like eating like them? Actually it would be a very healthy way to live.

edit: insects are actually very nutritious, and eating a raw diet like gorillas do raises the strength of your immune system tremendously so diseases would actually be way less of a problem than it currently is.

Individuals can help but time has shown us it does not work. There are very poor people living all over the world and efforts directed at making an impact on changing their standard of life have not been quite successful.
I am afraid I do not have a good solution but suggestions that can go a long way in changing the standard of life…….. Birth control, education, involving local leaders and changes a local community levels.

I work in medical sciences but i do dress making as a hobby, is there any way in which a can make money from this without turning it into a full time dress shop?

E-bay? Take pics of your hand-made dresses and offer them for sale. Exclusive designs!

room is 17×16, very old home. One wall is cabinets, fireplace and shelf that will remain white. Red could be cranberry, burgundy or some darker color. I have pets so that is why I opted for a darker color. I just want a combo that looks nice! Thanks!

the first thing you have to determine is whether or not this is a warm or cool red…you can tell very easily by putting something yellow or blue (say a towell,scarf, paper) on the carpet; if it seems to go well, or 'blend' with the yellow,it's a warm red; if it goes well with the blue, then it's a 'cool' red…this very important when selecting your wall color!!!! If you have, say a warm red, and you choose cool color for the walls, it will be a tremendous clash…and you may feel there's something just not right with the room, and not be able to figure out what it is, when all it is, is the color tones clash!! Believe me, I speak from experience………have fun………

It strikes me that my core culture is a very subcontious kind of process. I don't want to sound abstract, but I am. I realize I am very bias about my culture. The inference in the above cliche is that there is something wrong with Agrentina. This is because we won world war two and feel it is appropriote to put down the loosers. So who cares, I am just trying to see my culture without the rose color glasses.

Dr. Mengele

This depends on where you want to live. California and New York are really expensive, meaning you really need to make at least $80,000 To live and that probably won't cover the cost of a home. If you live in Mississippi or Missouri, or alot of other Southeastern states I think you can get by in the $35-50000 a year income range. the farther away from a big city the cheaper the cost of living is as well. If you want a more specific answer add more details as to what region you are interested in.

Unless you are in the south Florida or south Texas areas, 5 tons is a little much. The problem with an oversized unit is that they do not dehumidify well and lower humidity is a major contributor to comfort when cooling.

Thermostats operate on temperature so when an oversized unit shuts down at 72 degrees the hunidity might be 60% or higher. A properly sized unit at 72 degrees would more than likely pull the humidity down below 50%.