Initially he went to Vegas with hopes of getting into one of several smaller time fight circuits that cluster around the city of Sin and Vice, but he was either too good for them or else blacklisted due to hidden connections to the Arena promoters. With his money starting to run out, he ended up having to get work as a superpowered thug, doing odd jobs for cash. He likely would have continued down this road if one of his employers on a cake job hadn't taken an interest in him and hired him on full time as part of a new group of superpowered industrial saboteurs...a supervillain team in other words...the Violators!Beautiful sightings of birds and flowers. Very nice!
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Thank yu. Glad you like it.
Your usual fine collection. The last is my favourite composition.
What a great nature study! Excellent photography. Thank you.
I didn’t find a cocoon but the caterpillar looked about ready to morph. Hope you get out to enjoy nature.
This is a stunning array of late August beauties, thanks for taking us with you through Central Park, Sherry. I enjoyed the variety of birds, most being migrants I guessed. The flowers are such lovely compositions, enticing; and many species we don’t have here on the west coast, like the elegant autumn clematis. The butterflies are a real treat to behold as well, was espec. attracted to the monarch series. And I really enjoyed the last photo, a unique specimen that you did an incredible job of featuring.
Thanks so much Jet. I am taking a courses with Blake Rudis at https://f64elite.com/ I’m brushing up on color theory and photo processing. He developed some nice addon tools for Photoshop. Athena might like to have a look at his site. He also posts on YouTube. The tutorials are good to do with spare time because of limited social activities. Today’s video included a triangle of composition, tone, and color.<filename>_posts/2021-04-17-ClickHouse.md
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The rope is what sticks out the most in my mind. What is it’s purpose? It isn’t a climbing/rappelling rope and you have no harness/belay system so using it for protection or extrication from heights is out. I would replace the rope with 550 (para) cord. It is much more useful. 

When packing for survival always keep “rule of threes” in mind: “Three minutes without air, three hours without shelter, three days without water, three weeks without food, three months without hope.” 

Unless you are dealing with underwater survival “air” is pretty self explanatory. (Although air filters/respirators/gas masks might be something to consider for certain scenarios). 

Shelter: Your body is very susceptible to the elements and you need to consider the type of climate you will be moving through. Pack clothing that will be sufficient for the worst case scenario you might have to deal with. (Light flowing clothing that protects you from heat/sun or layers of warm clothing that protects you from cold/wet). Socks and footwear is something few tend to consider with GHBs but can make or break any trek with the weight of a backpack (could you hike 12 miles in loafers or flip flops with a 30lb pack on your back?) You also need some way to keep yourself warm and dry while resting so shelter materials are needed. Tarps, tents, [hammock systems](https://www.rei.com/product/830267/eno-onelink-hammock-shelter-system-with-doublenest-hammock), bivy sacks, [woobies](http://www.mcguirearmynavy.com/US-Army-Issue-Cold-Wet-Weather-Woobie-Poncho-Liner-Camo.html?select=PN-401-CM&amp;gdffi=d28c120bce1246879a79e0505cfa1558&amp;gdfms=289396C43B2A45B08097B44E38944005&amp;gclid=Cj0KCQjwybvPBRDBARIsAA7T2kgfnVhThso28D4B21eFSvbTSIHipi5pPajr9seZuU9FgSuXZW7lniMaAnxwEALw_wcB) and sleeping bags are a good start but plan/equip for the worst environment you are most likely to encounter. 

Water: all life requires water. You need some way to obtain, treat, store, and transport water. If you are in an area with limited water supplies (desert or other low water availability climates) the focus should be on *already* having enough for any projected time outside (and you should add an additional 20% on top of that because you never have enough water). If you are in an area where water is plentiful you need some way to treat the water either a filter, chemicals, or a stove/heat source to boil it. Any water filter you use should filter out all bacteria and viruses. You also need to be able to store/carry enough water because you might need to travel through areas where water can’t be obtained. 

Food: Whatever food you carry should be high calorie, shelf stable, and preferably not need an outside source of energy to prepare (unless you are willing to pack a stove/fuel and can deal with the weight). Energy bars, granola, jerky, and other such shelf stable food items would be great stuff to keep on hand. 

First aid: any GHB should also take into account most likely injuries you might sustain as well as catastrophic injuries. (And the KNOWLEDGE OF HOW TO PROPERLY USE IT, if you haven’t taken an advanced first aid class do it!) Keep in mind the ABCs of life: Airway, Breathing, Circulation. For this you need something to start the breathing, stop the bleeding and keep the heart beating. A pocket CPR mask is something that everyone should have in any first aid kit. Next up is bleeding control, you should have a large handful of 4x4 gauge bandages, an [Israeli bandage](https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Emergency_Bandage), tape, [co-ban](https://www.blowoutmedical.com/coban-self-adherent-wrap.html?utm_source=google&amp;utm_medium=base&amp;utm_campaign=products&amp;feed_special=google&amp;gclid=Cj0KCQjwybvPBRDBARIsAA7T2kj_msxfv4ggY4FIGohFLwVFN6lFw4KtW_aA6fyGjAiKZgAX17lOs9UaAgJ3EALw_wcB), and a [CAT Tourniquet](https://www.lightinthebox.com/tactical-one-handed-tourniquet-army-black-combat-application-tactical-outdoor-field-medical-compression-tourniquet_p4831324.html?currency=USD&amp;litb_from=paid_adwords_shopping&amp;sku=1_45&amp;country_code=us&amp;utm_source=google_shopping&amp;utm_medium=cpc&amp;adword_mt=&amp;adword_ct=202287242123&amp;adword_kw=&amp;adword_pos=1o3&amp;adword_pl=&amp;adword_net=g&amp;adword_tar=&amp;adw_src_id=2907233386_865501415_47717189430_pla-327701080926&amp;gclid=Cj0KCQjwybvPBRDBARIsAA7T2kicP0F6b1qpi92zVlrFkkRmjB5HKWiI86iWk0cX5jHlIDLPJ1Yi7YEaAoSBEALw_wcB) (or 2). Also pack common pain control and allergy medication (ibuprofen and Benadryl) and any specific prescription meds you may take.This Mountain Mayhem Wasgij Mystery 20 puzzle was one of the recent releases. With Wasgij puzzles I do them for the challenge, rather than what they look like. Some people like pretty jigsaws or Disney. Some will glue puzzles and frame their favourites. I’m like a conveyor belt. Start one, finish it, break it up and move on to the next. Sometimes with a break in the middle, but usually I’m just onto the next.
Wasgij puzzles are good for the challenge, although there are also some fun things to spot in the finished images. I have a favourite character who appears in most of the puzzles, and it