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Survival Mindset Exercise #1
These are primarily exercises to improve your survival mindset through a series of exercises that ask, "WHAT IF" questions that potentially must be solved to move forward.
This exercise is based on WATER and what might happen to your water carrying capacity. How do you solve this problem with your existing kit? This exercise forces you to think about what kit you might not realise you need to improvise a fix and what skills you might need to use or master to complete the task.
Of course you could ask for another persons spare container but for the purposes of realism, you may be in a situation where you are alone or nobody has any spares.
Opportunity
It starts raining. You, ever the opportunist decide to jury-rig a passive capture system.
Q
* How much water do you think you will get?
* How do you clean the water enough for drinking?
* What in your kit will allow you to remove chance of bugs?
* How do you store the water?
1/ It starts raining. You, ever the opportunist decide to jury-rig a passive capture system.
2/ You have what in your kit to capture and store water for a passive capture system? How do you ensure the water stays put? You scavenge a few items to hold a piece of kit in place
3/ You start to capture fallen rain and notice particle matter also being collected.
4/ As you capture the water, you realise you have to carry it. How do you jury rig a new water container?
5/ After all your hard work collecting the water, you realise it has contaminants. How do you get rid of them? Even though the water is rainwater, what out of your kit might you use to insure against potential bugs?
6/ This is all you have. You might go through one litre in two hours of movement. Up hill more. Clearly this is not enough. To be continued.
Q. What are some other methods to capture water? How are you going to cary your full 6 litres you need for tomorrow?
A question/answer session with two of last summer's Bloomberg Arts interns completes this week of orientation. Jahsol and Sequoia will be headed to Bard College at Simon’s Rock and the Arts Institute of Chicago, respectively. The pair got this year's cohort excited about the possibilities that can arise from their participation in the program.
Oliver Thomas, IS&T and Danny Ben-David
2013 iCampus Prize Final Round Poster Session, Presentations and Awarding of the First Round Certificates, May 1, 2013
Photo Credit: Jeff Merriman
Photographed at the Lexington Wildlife Management Area, Oklahoma, on 12 May 2012.
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Hangar 110 - 26.07.12 - Questions, Maguerbes, Still Strong, Larusso, Hero e Cristo Bomba - fotos por @arthur_roessle
Public questions and comments to the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality regarding the pending permit request for Exploration Green held at the Clear Lake Recreation Center on May 29, 2014.
For my AS art exam I produced a series of three books for my question sewing accessories.
The back two books I cut into to form a secret compartment and the front one had numerous pages with work on which is displayed on the left hand side of the image.
Each page resembled something I cared about , friends, music, fashion, Cheerleading and hair and beauty.
First page (friends) is a collection of pictures i worked into by using paint, stitching and pen.
Second page ( music) I stitched into calico using free hand embroidery the lyrics of my favourite songs.
Third page ( fashion) I collected tags from clothes i have previously purchased and over the top painted a dress which I designed.
Fourth page( Cheerleading) I did the same as I did for "friends".
Fifth page ( hair and beauty) i scribbled on words relating to the subject to make it look like it was done with a mascara brush and then I painted an eye over the top to represent beauty.
The sixth small image is a collection of the plans I used to produce my final piece.
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Hangar 110 - 26.07.12 - Questions, Maguerbes, Still Strong, Larusso, Hero e Cristo Bomba - fotos por @arthur_roessle
Were this shot anywhere else I would question what she swallowed to make that face.
But since it was the Summit..
La question se posait lors du réveillon : Y aura-t-il de la neige à Noël ?
Le ciel était encore étoilé vers une heure du matin mais au réveil, elle était là ... pour quelques heures seulement mais on l'aura vue, touchée et kodakée ;o))
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