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Favourite moments of the 2024 NCAA gymnastics season: MSU ties the programme record on beam, scoring a 49.600 as part of the team's first win against Michigan in Ann Arbor since 1990.
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Learn to Build a Fire, Without Matches or Lighter, for Cooking, Heat and Light:
Building a fire for staying warm, light, cooking and signaling is a skill everyone should know. Having the tools and knowledge will make fire-building easier and effective. Without electricity, a well-built fire will build morale and provide heat and light. FIRE BUILDING: Building a Fire Building a Smokeless Fire Self Feeding Fire - 14+ Hour Fire The Upside Down Fire Building Technique allows the fire to burn longer before having to add more wood.    [Video] Build a Dakota Fire Hole (Pit) for High Wind or Reduce Detection (Stealth) FIRE STARTING:
Fire Starting Materials You Probably Have At Home Friction Fire by Rubbing Sticks Together
1 - Gather a fire bundle of dry grass or other material that will quickly catch fire.
2 - Gather different sizes of wood, from small twigs to larger logs, to make a wood pile where you want to build your fire.
3 - Find hard wood for your spindle and soft wood for your fire board.
4 - Find an arm-length stick of sturdy wood for your bow and strong cordage to wrap around the spindle.
5 - Find a piece of wood to be your handhold – this will protect your skin from the heat the spindle generates.
6 - Use a knife or rock to carve out a hole for the spindle to sit in on the fire board.
7 - Sit on one knee, and prop your wrist against your shin for maximum stability.
8 - Pull your bow back and forth to allow the spindle to further carve out a hole in the fire board.
9 - Carve a notch in the fire board to allow oxygen to mix with the wood dust created by the spindle.
10 - Once again begin pulling your bow back and forth until a significant amount of smoke emerges from the fire board.
11 - Move your embers from under the fire board to fine plant material.
12 - Blow on the bundle to increase oxygen flow to the embers. Continue until the bundle produces flames.
13 - Transfer your fire bundle to your fire wood pile, adding small twigs to larger wood as the fire progresses. Make a Fire By Rubbing Sticks Together Make a friction fire using the Bow Drill method Make a friction fire using the Pump Drill method How to make a friction fire using the Hand Drill method Using a Fire Plow:    [Article]    [Video]
Ferro, Flint and Magnesium: Ferrocerium (Ferro) is a synthetic pyrophoric alloy that produces hot sparks that can reach temperatures of 3,000 °C when rapidly oxidized by the process of striking the rod, thereby fragmenting it and exposing those fragments to the oxygen in the air which causes the sparks. When scraped with a metal “striker”, a Flint and Ferro create sparks and can start fires when the sparks enter a tinder pile. It requires some practice to produce a spark but, once learned, they are reliable fire starters in nearly any weather condition. Magnesium is a volatile metal that ignites quickly with any spark and burns white hot (2200 °C, 4000 °F) to catch nearly anything on fire. In and of itself, it cannot burn without an ignitor (flint or ferro). The Difference Between Flint & Steel, Ferrocerium Rod And Magnesium Bar Fire Starter Using a Ferro Rod Fire-starter (video) Using a Magnesium/Flint Fire-starter (video)    Magnesium can burn nearly anything (article) Battery Starting a fire with a battery and [foil] gum wrapper
Step 1: Place foil or steel wool on a flat surface. Surround the metal with two pieces of firewood.
Step 2: Place a densely-packed bundle of kindling on top of the metal.
Step 3: Wedge a cotton ball underneath the kindling. (Pro tip: Soaking the cotton ball in petroleum jelly will make it burn much longer.)
Step 4: Contact both ends of the battery (or protruding end of a 9V battery) against the metal until the metal begins to spark and catch the cotton ball on fire.
Chemical Fire Starting:
Potassium Permanganate and Glycerin
Potassium Chloride, Sugar and Sulfuric Acid
Acetone, and Sulfuric Acid and Potassium Permanganate
Amonium Nitrate, Sodium Chloride (table salt), Zinc Powder and Water
Other Options: How to Start a Fire with a Magnifying Glass [Fire From Ice]    [Fire From Water] How to Start a Fire with a Soda Can (reflector) Wet Weather Fire-Making How to Start a Fire with Char Cloth Other Fire-starting methods Multiple Fire-making Methods and Information
[Reference Link] Other Resources: Heating and Cooking With a Wood Stove Transport Fire From One Location to Another Start a Fire by Rubbing Sticks Together; Yeah, it Works! Proper Use of Ferro, Flint and Magnesium to Start a Fire The Upside-Down Fire Building Method Start a Fire with a Foil Gum Wrapper and Battery Start a Fire With Clear Ice Heat a Room With a Clay Pot Keep the Heat in Check During a Power Outage Build a Dakota Fire Pit for Stealth or High Wind DIY Rocket Stove
[14-Point Emergency Preps Checklist] [11-Cs Basic Emergency Kit] [Learn to be More Self-Sufficient] [The Ultimate Preparation] [5six7 Menu]
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Worm moon in March 🌃
(March 07, 2023)
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