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<h2>christians only when god had marry as a wife did he or did not invite you to his party ?</h2>
<p>[39:4]<br />
Had God wanted to take a son, He could have chosen from what He has created whatever He willed. Glory be to Him. He is God, the One, the All-Compelling.</p>
<p>[39:5]<br />
He created the heavens and the earth with the truth. He turns the night into day, and turns the day into night, and He has disposed the sun and the moon, each running for an appointed term. Verily it is He Who is the Mighty, the [ever] Forgiving.</p>
<p>[39:6]<br />
He created you from a single soul, then made from it its mate; and He sent down for you of the cattle, eight kinds. He creates you in your mothers’ wombs, creation after creation in a threefold darkness. That is God, your Lord. To Him belongs [all] sovereignty. There is no god except Him. Why then are you being turned away?</p>
<p>[39:7]<br />
If you are ungrateful, indeed God is Independent of you, though He does not approve of ingratitude for His servants. And if you give thanks, He will approve of it for you. And no burdened soul shall bear the burden of another [soul]. Then to your Lord will be your return, whereat He will inform you of what you used to do. Indeed He is Knower of what is in the breasts.</p>
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And when distress befalls a person, he supplicates his Lord, turning to Him penitently. Then, when He bestows on him a grace from Himself, he forgets Him Whom he had supplicated before and sets up equals with God, that he may lead [others] astray from His way: ‘Revel in your ingratitude for a while. You shall indeed be among the inhabitants of the Fire’.</p>
<p>[39:9]<br />
Or is he who devotes himself [in worship] in the watches of the night, prostrating and standing, apprehensive of the [eventuality of the] Hereafter, and hoping for the mercy of his Lord … ? Say: ‘Are those who know equal with those who do not know?’ Only people of pith remember.</p>
<p>[39:10]<br />
Say: ‘O servants of Mine who believe! Fear your Lord. For those who are virtuous in this world, there will be good, and God’s earth is vast. Truly the steadfast will be paid their reward in full without any reckoning’.</p>
<p>[39:11]<br />
Say: ‘Indeed I have been commanded to worship God devoting [my] religion purely to Him,</p>
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and I have been commanded to be the first of those who submit’.</p>
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Say: ‘Indeed, should I disobey my Lord, I fear the chastisement of a tremendous day’.</p>
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Say: ‘God [alone] I worship, devoting [my] religion purely to Him.</p>
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So worship whatever you wish besides Him’. Say: ‘Indeed the losers are those who [will] have lost their souls and their families on the Day of Resurrection. Truly that is the manifest loss!’</p>
<p>[39:16]<br />
Above them they will have <strong>canopies</strong> of fire, and beneath them [they will have [similar] <strong>canopies</strong>. That is what God frightens His servants with, “So, O servants of Mine, fear Me!” ’</p>
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As for those who steer clear of the worship of false deities and turn penitently to God, there are good tidings for them. So give [such] good tidings to My servants,</p>
<p>[39:18]<br />
who listen to the words [of God] and follow the best [sense] of it. Those, they are the ones whom God has guided; and those, they are the people of pith.</p>
<p>[39:19]<br />
Can he against whom the word of chastisement has been fulfilled …; Will you deliver one who is in the Fire?</p>
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But as for those who fear their Lord, for them there will be lofty abodes with [other] lofty abodes built above them, with rivers flowing beneath them — a promise of God. God does not fail the tryst.</p>
<p>[39:21]<br />
Have you not seen that God sends down water from the heaven, then conducts it as springs in the ground? Then with it He brings forth crops of diverse hues. Then they wither and you see them turning yellow. Then He turns them into chaff. Truly in that there is a reminder for people of pith.</p>
<p>[39:22]<br />
Is he whose breast God has opened to Islam, so that he follows a light from his Lord [like he who disbelieves]? So woe to those whose hearts have been hardened against the remembrance of God. Such are in manifest error.</p>
<p>[39:23]<br />
God has revealed the best of discourses, a Book, consimilar in coupled phrases — whereat quiver the skins of those who fear their Lord; then their skins and their hearts soften to the remembrance of God. That is God’s guidance, by which He guides whomever He will; and whomever God leads astray, for him there is no guide.</p>
<p>[39:24]<br />
Is he who will be fending off with his face the awful chastisement on the Day of Resurrection [as he who does right]? And it will be said to the wrongdoers: ‘Taste [now] what you used to earn’.</p>
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<p class="dtm-content">What are you on about?  God wasn&#8217;t married to Mary, and He did not have sex with her.</p>
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<h2>We are having a Destination wedding with lots of 25-40 year olds&#8230;. What part of Jamaica is best?</h2>
<p>We definitely want beachfront, but close enough for canopy rides, 4X4&#8242;s, etc&#8230;&#8230;we <strong>party</strong> (but not in high class nightclubs really)&#8230;.so some action and some relaxation!</p>
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<p class="dtm-content">Another vote for Negril.. Long stretch of white sand beach. Many bars and restaurants all along the beach, and great resorts.. The nightlife is a lot of fun also. Every night there can be live reggae found at one of the bars on the beach. Or Thursday night is ladies night at The Jungle, for those that like to dance..  Negril also has some fun sight seeing. Mayfield Falls, YS falls , Pelican Bar, Appleton&#8217;s rum estate tour, Black River, Roaring River and in town you can check out the lighthouse and whoopie park.<br />
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<h2>Suggestions for loud neighbors?</h2>
<p>Suggestions for loud neighbors?Our neighbors let their daughter, her husband and their five year old daughter move into their home. For the past two months they are up til 11pm-midnight laughing, drinking, scream talking, slamming trashcans and setting off their security light which is very very bright.  Usually I would have no problem with it but our bedroom window is right next to their <strong>party</strong> canopy where they hang out all night.  I asked them a month ago to keep it down and they just got louder.  I called the cops two night ago&#8230;.they got very upset at that and our tire on our brand new car got slashed.  They of course deny it was them but we know for a fact it was them.  they threw a drink on the car also and the trail leads right up to their house.  We filed a complaint with the cops (we called them twice that night).  Last night they were extra loud and were laughing about our tire and the whole situation.  I&#8217;m at my wits end&#8230;I have a 9 month old that can&#8217;t sleep at night because they are so loud and make the light shine into our room.  I&#8217;m going to put up thicker curtains for the light but we still have a problem with the noise.  Any suggestions  on what to do?  Anything that smells bad I can plant so they won&#8217;t want to hang out there at night because of the stench.  We can&#8217;t play nice.  I don&#8217;t want anymore tires slashed&#8230;they are too expensive to replace!  Me and my baby need some sleep.  We lived in single family homes NOT APARTMENTS.  The night we called the cops the hubby got in my face and made a bunch of racial slurs&#8230;so I&#8217;m little scared for my safety.</p>
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<p class="dtm-content">Keep calling the cops. That is the only way they would learn.</p>
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<h2>I am thinking of having a dinner party and found this recipe&#8230; I was going to try it with sparrows?</h2>
<p>You catch the ortolan with a net spread up in the forest canopy. Take it alive. Take it home. Poke out its eyes and put it in a small cage. Force-feed it oats and millet and figs until it has swollen to four times its normal size. Drown it in brandy. Roast it whole, in an oven at high heat, for six to eight minutes. Bring it to the table. Place a cloth—a napkin will do—over your head to hide your cruelty from the sight of God. Put the whole bird into your mouth, with only the beak protruding from your lips. Bite. Put the beak on your plate and begin chewing, gently. You will taste three things: First, the sweetness of the flesh and fat. This is God. Then, the bitterness of the guts will begin to overwhelm you. This is the suffering of Jesus. Finally, as your teeth break the small, delicate bones and they begin to lacerate your gums, you will taste the salt of your own blood, mingling with the richness of the fat and the bitterness of the organs. This is the Holy Spirit, the mystery of the Trinity—three united as one. It is cruel. And beautiful.</p>
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<h2>Does anyone know where i can find a canopy tent&#8230;?</h2>
<p>at least 10&#215;30 for no more than 130 dollars. Im having a ceremony at my house in june, and we want to be safe if it rains.</p>
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<p class="dtm-content">You might try putting the words &#8220;tent near&#8221; plus your zip code or location into Google (no quotes) and see what pops up. In many areas there are companies which rent tents for special occasions. Similarly, call sail lofts or canvas repair shops to see if they know of a source. Good Luck!!</p>
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<h2>I want to make a &#8220;canopy of lights&#8217; for a wedding reception hall &#8211; does anyone have any suggestions on how?</h2>
<p>I am having my wedding reception in a hall of a church that is basically a basketball court. I want to make the room more romantic and hide the basketball hoops by making it look tent like with a <strong>canopy</strong> of lights. Any suggestions would be great!</p>
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<p class="dtm-content">White lights-either the plain tree type or clear rope lighting works too.  LOTS LOTS LOTS of netting or tulle to drape the entire room in.  Start the tulle as a big wad in the center of the room (on the ceiling) and drape it to the edges and then attach it to the walls, or down the walls.  You will basically do the same thing with the lights.  This is a very time and money consuming task, so do some checking around and see what you can find!  Congrats and good luck!</p>
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<h2>Did you or someone you know use a TENT, CANOPY, or other COVERING at a wedding?</h2>
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1. What type it was (pole tent, etc.)<br />
2. Approximate Size/ Approx. # of people under tent (sitting in rows or at tables OR standing)<br />
3. The location (on grass, concrete, etc.)</p>
<p>I would also like to know the overall experience with the tent.  Was it hard to set up?  Any problems?</p>
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<p class="dtm-content">It was a large canopy that was white on half and the other half was clear to show the sky. It held about 150 people sitting at round tables (each seating <img src='http://www.canopytentstore.com/wp-includes/images/smilies/icon_cool.gif' alt='8)' class='wp-smiley' /> and had room for a small band and dancing in one corner. It was on a brick area behind an old mansion. There were white stringed lights leading up to the center of the canopy with a large decorative hanging light in the very center. The overall experience was wonderful. It was easy to set up and there were no problems! The overall effect was stunning.</p>
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<h2>Does this bible verse prove that God does exist?</h2>
<p>OK, we know that before people thought that the world was flat until it was actually proved that the world is a circle shape. So there is a bible verse stating how the world is a sphere, could this be a revelation from God that the world is in a circled shape instead of being flat?</p>
<p>He sits enthroned above the circle of the earth, and its people are like grasshoppers. He stretches out the heavens like a <strong>canopy</strong>, and spreads them out like a tent to live in.<br />
Isaiah 40:22</p>
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<p class="dtm-content">Many a skeptic claims that the Bible depicts a flat earth. Scriptural references such as Revelation 7:1 are cited, which speaks of “four angels standing at the four corners of the earth.” However, this passage makes reference to the cardinal directions as seen on a compass – i.e. North, south, east and west. Terminology to a similar effect is used today when we speak of the sun rising and setting each day, even though we know that it is, in fact, the earth which orbits around the sun. </p>
<p>Another passage often referred to is Psalm 75:3, which speaks of God holding the pillars firm. However, the psalms are written in the poetry genre. Rather than referring to literal pillars, this is representative of God’s guaranteeing the earth’s stability. Even when the moral order of the world seems to have crumbled, God will not fully withdraw His sustaining power.</p>
<p>In contrast to the supposed “flat earth” verses, there are numerous Scriptures that clearly indicate otherwise. The earth is described in Job 26:7 as being suspended over empty space, implying a spherical figure. This notion is further entertained in Isaiah 40:21-22, which refers to “the circle of the earth.” This is further supported by Proverbs 8:27 (NKJV), which speaks of God drawing a circle on the face of the deep. From a “bird’s-eye view” of the ocean, the horizon is seen as a circle. Such an observation indicates that where light terminates, darkness begins, describing the reality of day and night on a spherical earth.</p>
<p>The round-earth idea is further supported by Jesus in Luke 17:31,34: “In that day, he who is on the housetop, and his goods are in the house, let him not come down to take them away. And likewise the one who is in the field, let him not turn back&#8230;I tell you, in that night there will be two people in one bed: the one will be taken and the other will be left.” This would seem to indicate the phenomenon of day on one side of the globe while darkness abides on the other.</p>
<p>In conclusion, the curvature of the earth is certainly a biblical concept, and there is little or no basis for the charge that the Bible teaches a flat earth. The Scriptures that seem to present a flat earth can all easily be explained when correctly interpreted and understood.</p>
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<h2>Looking for a 10&#215;20&#8242; car wash tent or canopy with my logo on it?</h2>
<p>Hi, we have started a mobile auto detailing business. We are looking for a <strong>tent</strong> or <strong>canopy</strong> that we can wash cars under. The size should be roughly 10&#215;20&#8242; and at least 7&#8242; tall, but preferably taller. It must be portable, lightweight, easy to put up / break down, and affordable. We are specifically looking for a company that will also put our logo and web address on it. Please send me a link to sites that sell these, as I am having trouble finding one. Thanks in advance!</p>
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<h2>2/3-person tent with canopy for?</h2>
<p>Can anyone suggest a good quality <strong>tent</strong> with ample room for two people, that also has an integral (or separate) awning/canopied area for dining or just relaxing close to the <strong>tent</strong> when it&#8217;s (inevitably) raining. Our current 2-person <strong>tent</strong> has a decent-sized vestibule area for storage, but it&#8217;s too small and low for really spending any time in.</p>
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<p class="dtm-content">Get a separate pop-up gazebo, you&#8217;ll love it.  It keeps the bugs out, the rain out (especially if you have the sidewalls), and the sun off of you.  It&#8217;s a great place to eat away from the bugs or hang out in bad weather.</p>
<p>Any tent that has a front porch like you are describing is guaranteed to be a crappy tent..  Your small tent is also much warmer than a big one for those cold nights.  And if it gets really hot, sleep in the gazebo!</p>
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<h2>How to make a tent/canopy outdoors for sweet sixteen?</h2>
<p>My sweet sixteen is in a month and I&#8217;m having a party of about 45 people outside. I have a huge patio but i want it to be covered and walled off, with lights and stuff inside. I looked into renting a party <strong>tent</strong> for 20&#215;30, but I don&#8217;t have $300 to spend alone on the <strong>tent</strong>. How could I make one? Using clothesline? fabric? poles? I have no idea how to do it. </p>
<p>So, 20&#215;30 with  a roof/cover and walls. I only really need three walls.</p>
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<h2>How can I make a bed tent/canopy for a 3 year old?</h2>
<p>We have been temporarily draping a king size sheet over my son&#8217;s kitchen and workbench to make a <strong>tent</strong> over his toddler bed.  I would like a more permanent solution than this as the sheet never stays in place and Mommy is tired of &#8220;rebuilding&#8217; a ten 10x a night.  I have 10 yards of muslin.  I was thinking of hanging the fabric from eye hooks on the ceiling, but then I have to wonder if my monkey-child will scale the fabric (he would).  Anyone have any safe, practical suggestions for making a toddler bed a <strong>tent</strong> that doesn&#8217;t involve buying one?</p>
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<p class="dtm-content">You have the right idea&#8230;. My kids loved that tent for many years&#8230; I used to attatch it to the bunkbed&#8230;. I would use velcro&#8230; That way it will kind of tear away with really tearing&#8230;..</p>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 08 May 2012 14:21:01 +0000</pubDate>
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<h2>How do you store small camping propane tanks?</h2>
<p>They are somewhat full.<br />
I&#8217;m wanting to store all my camoing stuff in one big box. Is there any harm in putting the small propane tanks in with the <strong>tent</strong>, backpack, tarps, stove, ect.? The box will then be put in a garage. Should I jst get rid of the tanks? Do they ever leak? I know you would have to pucture then pretty hard for anything too bad to happen.</p>
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<p class="dtm-content">I store all of  my camping stuff together in big plastic tubs.  I&#8217;ve never had them leak or anything.  I just make sure they&#8217;re not near any ignition source and they&#8217;re upright.</p>
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<h2>Do you think this is a good camping survival set?</h2>
<p>Osprey argon 110 Pack<br />
5 x 7 Wool blanket<br />
Sleeping bag<br />
Knife with firesteel<br />
Canteen<br />
Hatchet<br />
Compass<br />
Casio Pathfinder watch<br />
Fist aid kit<br />
GPS with solar charger<br />
Sunglasses<br />
Flashlight<br />
100ft. 550 paracord<br />
Sewing kit<br />
Leatherman multi-tool<br />
Hat<br />
Raingear<br />
<strong>Tarp</strong> / <strong>tent</strong><br />
Duct tape</p>
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<p class="dtm-content">Dump the wool blanket get a winter rated sleeping bag and a fleece liner it would be a lot lighter. Dump the hatchet replace with Bowie knife again too heavy. Compare your list to a standardized camping checklist a lot of folks have been doing this for years and your list is a bit on the missing some stuff side.<br />
Here is an ultra light backpackers check list,<br />
http://www.rei.com/expertadvice/articles/ultralight+backpacking+checklist.html</p>
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<h2>camping? supplies needed? what do i bring for my and my puppy?</h2>
<p>hi<br />
im going <strong>camping</strong> his saturday. in a kinda warn but still chilly climate. i was wondering what do i bring? im taking my puppy to. i already have the <strong>tent</strong> and <strong>tarp</strong> and everything you need for a <strong>tent</strong>. but what else do i need? just the basic supplies like(sleeping bag, matches, etc&#8230;)<br />
thanks so much!</p>
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<p class="dtm-content">Pillow<br />
First Aid Kit<br />
Clothing<br />
Food<br />
Cooler<br />
Cooking Supplies<br />
Toiletries<br />
Sunblock<br />
Bug Spray<br />
News Paper<br />
Dog bowls<br />
Water<br />
Dog food<br />
Leash<br />
Puppy pee mats<br />
Treats<br />
Chew toys<br />
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<h2>What are the top 10 things to remember to pack for a family camping trip?</h2>
<p>The facility has things like a fire pit, picnic table, water, and a bathroom. Other then the obvious what are your top 10?</p>
<p>e.g., tarps for under the <strong>tent</strong> and on picnic table, baby wipes, clothesline, etc. </p>
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<p class="dtm-content">1. Rain gear, coated nylon poncho or WP/B suit.<br />
2. Tent, ground sheet<br />
3. Mummy bag (rated to minimum temp expected)<br />
4. Foam sleeping pad(s) or insulated inflatable pad (Thermarest)<br />
5. Camp stove, utensils, knife, cups, plates, etc.<br />
6. Cooler, full of ice and perishable food<br />
7. Bug spray<br />
8. Sunscreen<br />
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		<pubDate>Fri, 04 May 2012 14:21:02 +0000</pubDate>
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<h2>Are you having a street party for the Royal Wedding ?</h2>
<p>Have you seen the rules for it as issued by HMG<br />
1. Ensure you have permission to close the Road<br />
2. Street Parties may only be held on minor Roads and cannot be held on Main roads or Bus routes<br />
3. You Must inform your Neighbours of your intention to hold a Street <strong>party</strong> and make note of any objections<br />
4.You Must inform your Local Authority Fire Service and Neighbourhood Policing Team<br />
5.Although when closing a Road for a Street <strong>Party</strong> the risks are perceived to be low providing certain guidelines are followed organisers must obtain Public Liability Insurance for this type of event<br />
6. Organisers must submit an application and a plan of the Street/Road that you propose to use showing where the Roads Closed and Diversion Signs will be places<br />
7. The Organiser Must make someone responsible for collecting returning and putting out the Roads Closed signs diversion signs an barriers Remember only to remove the signs only once you have removed any obstructions from the Road<br />
8. Always ensure there is clear access for the Emergency Services Police Fire and Ambulance place tables and chairs in such away to keep access clear do not block any fire hydrants these are painted yellow<br />
9. Try to use Paper Plates Plastic Glasses, Bottles and cans to prevent Breakages Cuts and Washing up<br />
10. Make sure any Electrical Equipment is connected to an RCD or circuit breaker to prevent any electrical Accidents<br />
11. Make sure any temporary Structures such as a Canopy Gazebo is fastened down properly<br />
12. Ensure you have basic First Aid Kit Materials Available to deal with any minor cuts and grazes<br />
13. Keep Children away from any barbecue and hot cooking equipment put an Adult in charge of the Barbecue<br />
14.Remember the Neighbours if the music is getting to loud turn it down<br />
15. Remember to clear the Street of any Rubbish agree how to do this before your <strong>party</strong> Don&#8217;t forget to recycle what you can<br />
16. Think about what you are going to do if the weather is bad<br />
17. Definition of Small Event i.e (Street <strong>Party</strong>)<br />
The event is not publicised to the general Public and therefore will not draw people in from the wider area<br />
The Event applies to Residents of one or Two Streets and not to a larger area therefore attendance is anticipated to less than 150 People. There is no amplified entertainment which may cause nuisance to the wider area . There is no Alcohol or food being sold<br />
The Organisers Must obtain Public Liability Insurance   </p>
<p>Do you still want to have a street <strong>party</strong> this was a leaflet that came in the post today and apparently every household in the country will get one I would of thought most if not all of it was commonsense what says you and how much has it cost to have all those leaflets printed and posted</p>
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<p class="dtm-content">I wasn&#8217;t going to have one anyway &#8211; and what a waste of money this leaflet will be.</p>
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<h2>Halloween Party Issueeeeeeeeeee!? :S?</h2>
<p>hey guys, so my dad gave me this really cool idea for my halloween <strong>party</strong> to rent one of those black, rounded carport <strong>canopies</strong> that are open on both sides.  I&#8217;d put it up against my basement door so the guests would be going down a pitch black tunnel filled with fog into the <strong>party</strong>.  But I cant seem to find where to rent one since they are WAY to expensive to buy.<br />
If anyone can help me out, that&#8217;d be grately appreciated <img src='http://www.canopytentstore.com/wp-includes/images/smilies/icon_smile.gif' alt=':)' class='wp-smiley' /><br />
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<p class="dtm-content">Http://www.halloweeneffects.us/Fog_Machine_Sale_24_s/22.htm?gclid=CPWDkPjH5qsCFc_AKgod1DS8MQ</p>
<p>Try some of these,&#8230; Very reasonable prices</p>
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<h2>PARTY GAME IDEAS FOR MY SWEET 16!!?</h2>
<p>SO this friday, im celebrating my 16th birthday. Im having a sweet 16-like <strong>party</strong> at this outdoor canopy thing by my house. There&#8217;s going to be music, catered food, and a dance floor.<br />
What are some other fun <strong>party</strong> things i can do?<br />
Like games or something to keep everyone occupied? I know we&#8217;ll be dancing also but yea..<br />
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<h2>how early can you have a birthday party before its considered tacky?</h2>
<p>my daughter&#8217;s birthday is dec 12th. it is always freezing and rainy on her birthday. i live in central california so its not terrible weather compaired to some states. but you definitely cant have a nice <strong>party</strong> at a park. </p>
<p>that brings me to my next point, the park. this is the park kids dreams are made of. it is made of 5 different parks lumped together to make one big super park. there is an infant/baby section, a toddler/ child section, and a kid/ big kid section, and a big sand area, and right in the middle is 5 picnic benches under a big canopy. all this is next to a huge man made fishing pond. a dream.</p>
<p>how early is too early for a birthday <strong>party</strong>? could i have it 6 weeks early and not be criticized? i dont want people to think im greedy or anything, i just want to have a nice family <strong>party</strong> for my family and friends to celebrate her birthday. </p>
<p>also everyone is usually very busy around the end of november and through december. the holidays, xmas shopping etc. it was so hard last year but we wont get into that.</p>
<p>so my dilemma is how early could i possibly have her <strong>party</strong> with out being tacky? i know 2 months is over doing it, but would 6 weeks be okay? that would make the weather about 70 degrees still. </p>
<p>how early is too early? how early have you had your childrens parties?<br />
sacramento, ca</p>
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<p class="dtm-content">Six weeks is fine, especially since you&#8217;re doing two things: guaranteeing better weather, and separating it from the Christmas crunch. Parents will probably be glad. Two months probably wouldn&#8217;t be out of line. You could have a small immediate-family celebration on the day of, and get the kids&#8217; party out of the way when you can do it the way that will be most fun for everyone.</p>
<p>I know people who have winter birthdays who celebrate in the summer instead, for both of those reasons. I also know parents of kids who have summer birthdays who celebrate before the end of the school year (or, less often, when we&#8217;re back in September).</p>
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		<description><![CDATA[A shopper wants to know… Can the sun really hurt your car if left out for long periods of time (years)? We have had our car under a car canopy for a while now. The tarp is about dead and to buy a replacement is expensive. Is it worth buying a replacement car canopy cover [...]]]></description>
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<h2>Can the sun really hurt your car if left out for long periods of time (years)?</h2>
<p>We have had our <strong>car</strong> under a <strong>car</strong> <strong>canopy</strong> for a while now. The tarp is about dead and to buy a replacement is expensive. Is it worth buying a replacement <strong>car</strong> <strong>canopy</strong> cover to protect my <strong>car</strong> or can I protect the <strong>car</strong> by some other method such as a good waxing?</p>
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<h2>I need help!? How can i make my very own baby car seat canopy??!?</h2>
<p>I have a old carseat that DOESNT have a <strong>canopy</strong> to shade the baby, And i was wondering if i could make my own.</p>
<p>But i dont know how to make one <img src='http://www.canopytentstore.com/wp-includes/images/smilies/icon_sad.gif' alt=':(' class='wp-smiley' /> </p>
<p>Can someone help?</p>
<p>Tell me how to make my own or give me a site that can help me make my own <strong>canopy</strong> for a baby&#8217;s carseat.<br />
No its not a convertible.</p>
<p>I just want to know how to make one by myself so i can sit outside and not have to put a blanket over her carseat to keep the sun out.</p>
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<p>How will the seat be used, just to get a idea on how to frame it out.  </p>
<p>Edit- Take a thin flexible dowel metal would work  put holes on the seat in the lip around the sides where you want the canopy to come out across the seat, slide each end of the dowel into the holes in the side and secure it  by bending the dowel around the lip or some type of wing nut or similar to fasten it tight, so that the dowel creates a semi circle at about the level you want the canopy to go. Then take a piece of fabric and sew it similar to a sheet but at a size of the distance between the top of the seat and the dowel, slip it over the lip on the back of the seat and over the dowel. Using this type or dowel set up will allow for moving the canopy up and down.<br />
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<h2>Parking disclaimers, what rights do you have if there is illicit damage to your car?</h2>
<p>I parked my <strong>car</strong> in Bewleys Airport hotel, using their underground park and fly facility. I of course paid for the service; when I returned from my journey to discover illicit damage to my <strong>car</strong>. The roof <strong>canopy</strong> had been sliced. The hotel says they&#8217;re not liable because they have disclaimer notices in the parking area. Can they legally fob me off? Do I have no rights? I paid for what I thought was secure parking and peace of mind</p>
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<p class="dtm-content">You may have thought it was a secure place, but that does not mean that they promised or guaranteed its safety.  Regardless of any disclaimer, they would be responsible only for their own negligence.  They are not a guarantor unless that was the nature of the contract.</p>
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<h2>How to make a infant car seat cover?</h2>
<p>I have a <strong>car</strong> seat that i used with my first two daughters. I now have a son and wanted to change the pattern on the <strong>car</strong> seat. I wold like to make a cover since they are selling on ebay for about $50 and at that price, i could buy a new seat instead. Anyone know how i can make a new <strong>car</strong> seat cover and <strong>canopy</strong> part too? Any lnks would be helpful too! Thanks!</p>
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<p class="dtm-content">Good idea.  I know they sell custom covers on etsy.com and sometimes people who sew will post their patterns and sell those too for cheap.  You can post a request on etsy and ask people to send you a car seat cover pattern.</p>
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<h2>anyone know how to drive out/away those little brown birds?</h2>
<p>i am having my house tented/fumigated and these little guys have managed to build there nests inside my <strong>patio</strong> awning which is connected to my garage and is the whole lenth of my garage. i cant get to them nor see them but i know i have to get them out or they&#8217;ll be toast&#8230;.<br />
i think theres alot of babies in there. i think the mothers will hear the music or commotion, but the babies?????</p>
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<h2>Who has the best ideas?</h2>
<p>We&#8217;re getting married at my fiance&#8217;s father&#8217;s house.  We&#8217;re going to have the ceremony and reception there.  The ceremony will take place by the pool area at around 3pm.  The reception is going to be in a marquee or bedouin tent in the garden, with dinner and dancing.  My question is what can our guests do while we&#8217;re getting photos taken with the bridal party?  There is a large <strong>patio</strong> that can be used.  We&#8217;re expecting about 60 guests.  I don&#8217;t really want the guests to enter the marquee before the reception starts.  Any ideas that are creative and inexpensive to pull off will be appreciated!</p>
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<p class="dtm-content">You DID say &#8220;inexpensive&#8221; and, from experience, I can tell you that having 2 caterers serve mixed drinks and hors d&#8217;oevres will cost you about $500 for one hour. Instead, why not have two punch bowls &#8211; one alcoholic and one non-alcoholic &#8211; handy and a couple of trays of nibbles like cheese/crackers/fruit. (Costco, 2 large fruit tray, 2 cheese trays to feed 60 = less than $100. Punch, one with vodka, for 60 = less than $100.) Then set up a small tree and have note cards, scotch tape and pens on a table. Invite people to write sweet messages for you and tape them to the wishing tree. You could have a theme like &#8220;How to stay in love&#8221;, or &#8220;Hints for a happy marriage&#8221;. 60 people would take from 1 to 2 hours to get this done and for them to mingle on the patio. Have nice light jazz playing to keep people in a great mood. Have the caterer place a couple of potted plants at the entrance to the marquee with a satin ribbon tied between them. People aren&#8217;t stupid. They will understand that the dinner reception starts when the ribbon is cut. Also, after the ceremony, have the best man annmounce to people that you will be taking photographs and people may watch or go to the patio for refreshments and to please join him in welcoming the bride and groom at the entrance to their wedding tent at 4:30. That way, if some people have to leave for a bit &#8211; maybe go to an ATM or for a smoke or get a new pair of pantyhose &#8211; they know where and when to be in attendance! Sounds like a lovely home for a wedding!</p>
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<h2>How many doctors do you know who would do this?</h2>
<p>PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti – It wasn&#8217;t long after Tuesday&#8217;s earthquake leveled nearly all of the houses next to Claude Surena&#8217;s that neighbors started showing up at his doorstep.</p>
<p>For years, the 59-year old pediatrician had treated the sick at his two-story hillside home near the center of the Haitian capital.</p>
<p>Suddenly, he was running a triage center, treating more than 100 victims on his shaded, leafy <strong>patio</strong> with food and supplies salvaged from ruined homes.</p>
<p>His undamaged house provides at least a minimum level of comfort away from the devastation — even for the dying — while thousands of others in the city lie in the dirt under a merciless sun waiting for attention from a handful of doctors.</p>
<p>&#8220;I have to thank whoever brought me,&#8221; said Steve Julien, who says the last thing he remembers before he blacked out was rescue workers calling his name as they dug through the rubble of his house. When he woke up, he was lying on a mattress inside Surena&#8217;s soothing oasis.</p>
<p>&#8220;It was a blessing from God my house is safe,&#8221; he said. &#8220;We at least have been able to do something for everyone.&#8221;</p>
<p>They injured sing Christian hymns as they huddle close together beneath sheets strung up as <strong>tents</strong>, but the earthquake still haunts them. Aftershocks rattled the city as recently as Friday morning.</p>
<p>Eighteen of their patients have died. No case hit Surena harder than a pregnant woman who died shortly after she started having contractions Tuesday night, likely from internal hemorrhaging. Despite a rudimentary Cesarean-section, they could not save the baby.</p>
<p>The patients say they know Surena is doing his best.&#8221;Considering the materials here, they are taking good care of us,&#8221; Hubert said. </p>
<p>http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20100116/ap_on_re_la_am_ca/cb_haiti_one_man_hospital</p>
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<p class="dtm-content">Well done to him , nice to hear about someone doing a good deed<br />
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<h2>7th grade End-Of-The-Year Party Ideas?</h2>
<p>Okay, so me and a lot of my friends wanted to have an awesome End-Of-The-Year Birthday party at my house! Roughly 35-50 people would be coming, and I need Ideas for how to throw the best party ever!</p>
<p>Location: My backyard, I have a really big backyard. I can probably get my dad to get one of those big white <strong>tents</strong> and put tables under it, maybe. My yard has a hot tub, a koi fish pond, and a nice big <strong>patio</strong>.</p>
<p>People: 35-50-ish</p>
<p>Games: ???</p>
<p>Food: It would probably be a BBQ&#8230; any other suggestions?</p>
<p>Theme: ???</p>
<p>Time: 7:00pm-11:00pm</p>
<p>Keep in mind, we&#8217;re only just graduating 7th grade&#8230;</p>
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<h2>I&#8217;d like to throw a drinking party in a tent&#8230; Help?</h2>
<p>So I have the funds to get a large 20 person tent, some battery hook up strobe lights and stereo, and I plan to insulate the <strong>canopy</strong> tent with some blankets as well as invest in a ceramic/plastic portable heater. The overall cost for everything is about $230. </p>
<p>The idea is so that me and my friends will have somewhere to go, as our houses are not always ideal and that I&#8217;m sick of wandering around town managing them all the time. </p>
<p>I&#8217;d like opinions,  HELPFUL suggestions and any negative feedback will be ignored. Thanks.</p>
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<p>Somewhere not a lot of people go. You know the place you live better than i would. Bushes or haunted abandoned buildings (tent outside the buildings&#8230;)</p>
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<h2>Talk about bad luck!?</h2>
<p>I bought a ticket for “Shakespeare on the rocks” to go see a play they were putting on.  The play was outdoors, and it was sprinkling outside.  There was also no <strong>canopy</strong> or <strong>tents</strong> to block off the rain.  I thought “no big deal” it’s just sprinkling, at least its not raining”.  And at that moment it started pouring, I mean it was raining cats and dogs, and I was getting pretty soaked.  Before the play even began I had to leave, because it was ridicules being outdoors in weather like this.  And with that the whole play was canceled.  There was no need for the show to go on.  So sadly I went home with my puffy hair, which I spent hours straightening, and wet clothes.   I am here thinking to myself, jeez what rotten luck I was really looking forward to watching the play all week, I even got dressed up for the event.  And when the day finally arrived it turned out to be a total mess.  Has this ever happened to you, where you were looking forward to something but it did not quite turn out the way you wanted it to?</p>
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<p class="dtm-content">I think everyone has at one time or another had things turn out not the way they expected them to.</p>
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<h2>Any tips for selling at a farmer&#8217;s market?</h2>
<p>I&#8217;m 13 and crocheting stocking caps for a farmer&#8217;s market this fall.  It&#8217;s my first one, so I&#8217;m a little nervous&#8230;can you answer any of these questions?<br />
Are my prices OK?  $12 for adult cap, $10 for child large, $8 for child small, $5 for baby.<br />
Is a <strong>canopy</strong>/tent neccesary?  They&#8217;re a little out of my price range but if I mow lawns etc. I think I can earn enough.<br />
Is 75 stocking caps enough merchendise?<br />
Do I have to have a name for my business?  </p>
<p>If you can answer any of these or have have any other tips, that&#8217;d be great!  God bless and thank ya! <img src='http://www.canopytentstore.com/wp-includes/images/smilies/icon_smile.gif' alt=':)' class='wp-smiley' /> </p>
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<p class="dtm-content">1. Go Early, but Not Too Early<br />
The best stuff goes fast. A farmer may only have a single flat of ripe, juicy blackberries or a couple of pounds of fresh green peas, so arrive early to make sure you get the best pick of the market’s wares.   Take care, though, not to go too early. Some markets disallow sales prior to the official hour and the sale you ask the farmer to make early may very well slow down set-up thus reducing the sales she or he can make later.<br />
2. Or Go Late, but Not Too Late<br />
From time to time, farmers may discount their produce toward the end of the day.   No one wants to cart a half case of unsold tomatoes or peaches back to the farm.   If your budget is of primary importance, attending late may yield the best deals. Sometimes, farmers discount their produce as much as 20% by the end of the day just to get it sold so they don’t have to take it back to the farm.   Keep in mind that some markets disallow this sort of discounting.<br />
3. Offer to Help the Farmer<br />
Sometimes a market is buzzing and lines of customers wrap around booths, congesting the street.   If a vendor can’t keep up with the lines, he or she is losing sales.   Consider approaching the farmer after the market and offer to help manning the booth in exchange for fresh produce.   This helps the farmer to keep the lines short and customers happy without having to pay an employee or drag interns off the farm whose time is better spent farming.<br />
4. Volunteer at the Market<br />
By volunteering at the market not only do you get a better understanding of the workings of a farmers market and farm-to-market relationships, but you also enjoy an opportunity to spend some time outside volunteering for a good cause. By volunteering at the market, you reduce the substantial workload faced by the market manager.   Keep in mind that market manager burn out is the leading cause of market failure.   You don’t want your market to fail, so offer to share the burden.   You may also earn some free fruit, vegetables or other food as many vendors will leave goods they don’t want to take home with market volunteers and management.<br />
5. Bring Your Own Bags &amp; Baskets<br />
Most vendors don’t supply and don’t wish to supply customers with disposable bags.   Other markets, like ours, are designated zero-waste or plastic-free zones and vendors aren’t allowed to bring disposable bags for customer use. By bringing your own bags, you reduce waste at the market and in your own home. Plus there’s just something exceptionally beautiful about a basket brimming with bright green lettuce, dark red cherries, orange apricots and other lovely fruits and vegetables.</p>
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<h2>Activists vow not to eat until immigration reform is passed will they make it ?</h2>
<p>As of Saturday, June 19, three women are on their fifth day of a hunger strike in downtown Raleigh. They want to pressure Senator Kay Hagan to co-sponsor an immigration reform bill currently up for debate in Washington D.C.</p>
<p>Viridiana Martinez, 23, Rosario Lopez, 25, and Loida Silva, 22, all live in central North Carolina. They are all undocumented immigrants who came as children to the United States with their parents during the 1990’s.</p>
<p>The trio want Hagan to sign onto the DREAM Act, also know as the Development, Relief and Education for Alien Minors Act, which creates a 6-year path to citizenship for undocumented immigrants under 35 as long as they go to college or the military, get good grades and stay out of trouble.<br />
In a written statement, Hagan said the DREAM Act “should be considered in the context of comprehensive immigration reform,” but did not say directly whether or not she supports the legislation.</p>
<p>The three young women have a small encampment at the corner of Wilmington and Lane streets, and have a permit to stay there until July 1. But they say the hunger strike is “indefinite.” In the mean time, they’re surviving by drinking Gatorade, Pedialite and water.</p>
<p>They have three <strong>tents</strong>, a <strong>canopy</strong>, a portable toilet and signs in a small park on the intersection in the midst of state government office buildings and across the street from the state legislature.</p>
<p>Volunteers and supporters take turns spending time at the site and greeting passers-by 24 hours a day.<br />
http://www.raleighpublicrecord.org/featured/2010/06/19/hunger-strike1/</p>
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<p class="dtm-content">Personally,I don&#8217;t care. If they are stupid enough not to eat,they deserve whatever problems they get. In a true hunger strike,you don&#8217;t drink gatorade and pedialyte. So,they really aren&#8217;t as dedicated as they want you to believe.<br />
Reminds me of a toddler who holds his breath until he gets what he wants. No one pays attention to them either.</p>
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<h2>If I put a freestanding canopy over my tent, will it help keep it dry if it rains?</h2>
<p>We have a small <strong>tent</strong> for two, about 7&#8242; x 4&#8242;. I am thinking about purchasing an inexpensive standing 10&#8242; x 10&#8242; <strong>canopy</strong> (the kind you see at Walmart or Target for $40) to stand over the <strong>tent</strong> to protect it in case of rain. Has anyone tried this? Will it work? Here&#8217;s an image of what I&#8217;m thinking about: http://www.practicalsports.com/gigatent-solar-flare.html</p>
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<p class="dtm-content">Yes it will help for the falling rain, but if your tent is not made for wet weather you might get water coming into the tent from water running on the ground. A good tent is better than any canopy because they usually have an actual rain cover already included. </p>
<p>As well an idea to think about is installing your tent under some trees which helps prevent the rain.</p>
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<h2>How much does a tent rental for a wedding usually cost?</h2>
<p>I&#8217;m getting married outdoors and IF it rains I will need to rent a <strong>canopy</strong> <strong>tent</strong> big enough for 200 guests. Anyone have an idea how much it costs?</p>
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<p class="dtm-content">Depends on the quality of the tent. It could cost between $500-$2200</p>
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<h2>i need an inside canopy/tent for my wedding reception. Where do i find them. rental places dont have them.?</h2>
<p>I need suggestions. Either making one, where to buy or rent one. ANYTHING! I am desparate. I just need one for INSIDE a building! Gathered to a point in the middle&#8230; white. Kinda shaped like a circus <strong>tent</strong>.</p>
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<p class="dtm-content">Try the yahoo yellow pages and look up party rental, rental gear, party gear, tent rental, etc&#8230;near the vicinity of your home.  </p>
<p>That&#8217;s exactly what I did and we are renting a tent from a local retailer that I wasn&#8217;t even aware existed.  Give it a try.</p>
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<h2>Did you or someone you know use a TENT, CANOPY, or other COVERING at a wedding?</h2>
<p>If so, please tell me:<br />
1. What type it was (pole <strong>tent</strong>, etc.)<br />
2. Approximate Size/ Approx. # of people under <strong>tent</strong> (sitting in rows or at tables OR standing)<br />
3. The location (on grass, concrete, etc.)</p>
<p>I would also like to know the overall experience with the <strong>tent</strong>.  Was it hard to set up?  Any problems?</p>
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<p class="dtm-content">Mine was a 40 X 60 with 15 round tables, 4 banquet tables, and a dance floor. I had 100 people there. It was in our backyard . I loved it. It was less formal, but more fun. We didn&#8217;t have to end the party at a given time so people who couldn&#8217;t come till late still got to celebrate with us. I had a BBQ place come and do the catering it was really neat. The tent people come and set everything up for you so assembly is not required.</p>
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<h2>Need advice/tips with a survial situation!?</h2>
<p>Coming up in a few months (this summer), I plan to try to survive in the North Carolina mountains for five to seven days. I have minimal experience camping/hiking, so I come to you for help.</p>
<p>As far as gear goes I plan to bring:<br />
- Backpack<br />
- Striker to make fires<br />
- Axe/small knife<br />
- Fold-able shovel<br />
- Rope/string<br />
- <strong>Tarp</strong><br />
- Collapsible pot (do they make these?)<br />
- Metal rack (like the ones that are on grills)<br />
- MRE packs only to use in emergency<br />
- Flash light? </p>
<p>Still undecided on if I am going to bring a small <strong>tent</strong> and a fishing pole, would like to try to build my own shelter and would like to see if I could catch food without a fishing pole. Is there anything that I left out that may be needed?</p>
<p>Any tips as to what find of food I should look for? My dad suggested crawlfish. Any other tips of hints you might have would be much appreciated. </p>
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<p class="dtm-content">Dude!?</p>
<p>Everybody here has left some pretty good advice.  But if you gotta go,you gotta go.</p>
<p>Ditch the shovel. Ditch the rack. Ditch the collapsible pot idea. Ditch the MRE&#8217;s too heavy.</p>
<p>Pack List:<br />
Soda Can Alcohol Stove<br />
Wind Screen<br />
Denatured Alcohol<br />
Z Rest<br />
Fleece Sleeping Bag Liner<br />
40 Degree Bag<br />
1qt Pot<br />
Spoon<br />
Pocket Knife<br />
Med Kit (Duct Tape)<br />
Lighter<br />
Water Bottle<br />
Tarp Tent (pegs)<br />
Toothbrush/Baking Soda<br />
Head Lamp<br />
Rain Jacket<br />
Winter Cap<br />
Fleece Jacket<br />
Under layers<br />
1 xtra pair of socks</p>
<p>Food (just so you don&#8217;t die):<br />
4 Snickers<br />
1 small summer sausage<br />
8 packs of Rameen</p>
<p>Quick list off the top of my head, but its the basics and I&#8217;d hike out with this list of gear.</p>
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<h2>Need advice/tips with survival situation!?</h2>
<p>Coming up in a few months (this summer), I plan to try to survive in the North Carolina mountains for five to seven days. I have minimal experience camping/hiking, so I come to you for help.</p>
<p>As far as gear goes I plan to bring:<br />
 &#8211; Backpack<br />
 &#8211; Striker to make fires<br />
 &#8211; Axe/small knife<br />
 &#8211; Fold-able shovel<br />
 &#8211; Rope/string<br />
 &#8211; <strong>Tarp</strong><br />
 &#8211; Collapsible pot (do they make these?)<br />
 &#8211; Metal rack (like the ones that are on grills)<br />
 &#8211; MRE packs only to use in emergency<br />
 &#8211; Flash light? </p>
<p>Still undecided on if I am going to bring a small <strong>tent</strong> and a fishing pole, would like to try to build my own shelter and would like to see if I could catch food without a fishing pole. Is there anything that I left out that may be needed?</p>
<p>Any tips as to what find of food I should look for? My dad suggested crawlfish. Any other tips of hints you might have would be much appreciated. </p>
<p>Thanks!</p>
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<p class="dtm-content">There are small light-weight camping/backpacking mess kits that all fit a small pot and it&#8217;s lid, usually containing eating implements, the handle folds over and secures the lid to the pot.</p>
<p>You should also take a decent first aid kit. An injury in the wild can be devastating and greatly threaten your chances of survival.</p>
<p>If you are going to take a flashlight, take one that is a windup or charged by shaking. That way you don&#8217;t have to worry about the batteries going dead and leaving you in the dark.</p>
<p>Take a hat and gloves. Sunburn is nasty and splinters are nasty.</p>
<p>Take a good space blanket (as opposed to a tarp). They can be used as a tarp, can be used as a blanket and can also be used to distill water from the sun.</p>
<p>Instead of MRE&#8217;s you might want to consider freeze-dried foods, which are more lightweight and come in a wider variety of entrees.</p>
<p>Make sure you take an extra pair of socks or plan on rinsing your socks out every night. Ask any experienced hiker and they will tell you to take care of your feet and they will get you where you&#8217;re going.</p>
<p>You would be wise to take a small water filter or water purification tablets. You might not always be able to build a fire to heat and purify the water, so a back up plan is always good.</p>
<p>If you are going to try and live off the land, then I would recommend you take a small guide to the edible wild plants in that part of the country. You can set small snares and catch small wildlife, but be aware of any hunting laws in your area. Even fishing without a license can get you into trouble with the local game warden.</p>
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<p>Coming up in a few months (this summer), I plan to try to survive in the North Carolina mountains for five to seven days. I have minimal experience camping/hiking, so I come to you for help.</p>
<p>As far as gear goes I plan to bring:<br />
- Backpack<br />
- Striker to make fires<br />
- Axe/small knife<br />
- Fold-able shovel<br />
- Rope/string<br />
- <strong>Tarp</strong><br />
- Collapsible pot (do they make these?)<br />
- Metal rack (like the ones that are on grills)<br />
- MRE packs only to use in emergency<br />
- Flash light? </p>
<p>Still undecided on if I am going to bring a small <strong>tent</strong> and a fishing pole, would like to try to build my own shelter and would like to see if I could catch food without a fishing pole. Is there anything that I left out that may be needed?</p>
<p>Any tips as to what find of food I should look for? My dad suggested crawlfish. Any other tips of hints you might have would be much appreciated. </p>
<p>Thanks!</p>
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<p class="dtm-content">Dont eat ,then try one day/ nite in back yard ,,using same,//, ok to buy few craws, fire wood  ,jug water,mushrooms  , tomato , snickers bar,, pork chop,or fish  ,to use, if find it   just have other hide them, ,seperatley my grand kids had same ,ideal,,not like used to be ,,taking what you need as avaliable,,hook, line an gun, an bag of beans,, three kids ate 4 mushrooms, mesquite beans  and i can viennas,few minnows in  trough in two days, an nites on 1,200 acres of flats  ,then took map ,to find dinner, from bbq barn,, fire skills were lacking,,</p>
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<h2>Best All around survial kit?</h2>
<p>Is this a good list of items for a global catastrophy emergency kit?</p>
<p>Gerber folding saw<br />
3 days worth mres<br />
Hygene items<br />
Modgear molle backpack<br />
Gerber back pack axe<br />
Parka<br />
12 gauge pump shotgun<br />
S&amp;W 50 <br />
Rimfire .22<br />
Ammo<br />
Snow pants<br />
Water purification tablets<br />
Military issue hiking boots<br />
Gerber Etool<br />
Kabar becker bk2 w/ sheath<br />
Knife sharpener<br />
Fishing kit <br />
-30 sleeping bag<br />
Eureka 4 season <strong>tent</strong><br />
Swiss army knife <br />
Leatherman multitool<br />
Led flashlight<br />
Led headlamp<br />
Ski mask<br />
Winter gloves<br />
Work gloves<br />
Wool socks<br />
First aid kit<br />
Phone<br />
Phone charger<br />
Emergency radio<br />
Nightvision monocular<br />
Sleeping pad<br />
550 parachord<br />
Bug spray<br />
Hotties<br />
Waterbottle<br />
Thermal boxers<br />
<strong>Tarp</strong><br />
Ready bath wipes<br />
Hand sanitizer<br />
Mini can opener<br />
Garbage bag<br />
Rain ponch<br />
Heat reflecting blanket<br />
Strike match<br />
Weather proof matches<br />
Bag alarm (for thieves)<br />
Chang of clothes<br />
Non hybrid seeds<br />
Mess kit<br />
Bear pepper spray<br />
Taser gun<br />
Batteries<br />
Energy bars<br />
Beef jerky<br />
Trail mix<br />
Tuna in bag<br />
Chicken in bag<br />
Salmon in bag<br />
Playing cards<br />
Duct tape<br />
Notepad and pencil<br />
Emt shears<br />
Survival book<br />
Flint n steel<br />
Nails<br />
Thermals<br />
Trecking pole<br />
Gas mask<br />
Vitamins<br />
Aluminum foil<br />
Tea<br />
Family picture<br />
Clothes pins<br />
Mini insulated ice box<br />
Coldies<br />
Binoculars<br />
Snacks<br />
Bible</p>
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<p class="dtm-content">Pretty silly list.  How are you planning to haul all this kit?  A wheelbarrow?  A solar powered golf cart?</p>
<p>Fact is you can&#8217;t carry more than a third of your weight for any period of time.  All the crap you list would be at least as heavy as you are and most would be pointless in an emergency.</p>
<p>Way too much duplication of tools.  A folding pocket knife and saw are all you need.  Maybe keep the multitool but no more.  Don&#8217;t need the icebox &#8212; I doubt the 7-11&#8242;s will have bags of ice during Armageddon.  </p>
<p>Certainly don&#8217;t need all the weapons (take the smallest gun if you insist.  Don&#8217;t you know that statistics support that you are 20 times more likely to be killed by a gun if you carry or own one than if you do not?  Facts prove having a gun only attracts violence.)  If you plan on using a weapon to hunt game, stick with a good small crossbow &#8212; you can reuse the bolts instead of worrying about ammo.  And a bow is silent.</p>
<p>The phone and charger would be useless quickly unless you carry a portable solar charger.  Where are you planning to plug in during the Apocalypse?  </p>
<p>Doubt any gas mask you could buy would be of much use in a sophisticated chemical or bio warfare attack.  Scrap that.</p>
<p>Ditch the water tablets and get a hand pump water filter.  A roll of tie wire will be more useful than nails.  Ditch the Bible unless you need the pages for firestarter.</p>
<p>Minus 30 sleeping bag is WAY too warm for anything above zero.  Carry a 10 or 15 degree bag .  You can roll up in the tarp for extra warmth inside the tent.</p>
<p>Other silly stuff:  taser gun, bear spray, binoculars, trekking pole (sticks are free and easy to find), hot and cold packs (what for?), MRE&#8217;s (they taste like crap &#8212; carry jars of peanut butter, Rye Crisp and dried fruit &#8212; you can live indefinitely on that), garbage bag (unless you just want to use it to crawl inside to make it easier for people to dispose of your corpse.  A compass and regional topo maps would be useful.</p>
<p>Forget the seeds &#8212; what you have here will only get you through a couple of weeks at best.  Considering the lack of reality in this list, my sense is that you don&#8217;t have the skills or &#8220;survival&#8221; experience necessary to live long enough to plant anything.</p>
<p>The best prep for a disaster is a calm and reasonable frame of mind and a good bit of experience in camping and trekking with gear you are already familiar with.  If you feel like you need to take a book along to teach you to survive, the odds are against you actually being able to do so.</p>
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