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Kumar
What would you say the best cover is for an iPod Touch? I want something that will prevent damage if i were to drop it, something that would prevent scratches on the back and screen when i put it in my backpack, something that will protect every inch of it and not add too much bulk at the same time. Any suggestions?
Answer
Speck PixelSkin for iPod touch 2G
Rubberized matte finish
Tile pattern creates tactile feel
Slightly thicker corners - extra protection
Access to all ports and controls
Express yourself in your favorite color
http://www.amazon.com/Speck-PixelSkin-iPod-touch-Black/dp/B001FWYXD2/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&s=electronics&qid=1237703637&sr=1-2&tag=commentglitte-20&linkCode=ur2&camp=1789&creative=9325
Speck PixelSkin for iPod touch 2G
Rubberized matte finish
Tile pattern creates tactile feel
Slightly thicker corners - extra protection
Access to all ports and controls
Express yourself in your favorite color
http://www.amazon.com/Speck-PixelSkin-iPod-touch-Black/dp/B001FWYXD2/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&s=electronics&qid=1237703637&sr=1-2&tag=commentglitte-20&linkCode=ur2&camp=1789&creative=9325
survival skills;do you have survivor skills;just in case you may need them?
shorty
if" something happens that affects your way of life do you have the basic survivor skills, for example; you are forced out of your home, and must go to the wilderness to survive; do you have any survival training or equiptment ,tent, backpack,tools,bow-arrows,dog, compass, etc. etc.??(please elaborate)??
Answer
Yes. My husband is a farmer and grew up in rural Arkansas. We have our own lumber mill meaning we can go from tree-in-the-forest to new table. We know how to "read" nature to track animals, locate water, consider weather patterns, etc. We camp, we fish, we have hand-crank radios, cell chargers, and flashlights so the gear does not rely on electricity. We go deer hunting every year and put up our own meat - as steaks, ground beef, sausage, etc. We also have hogs, cattle, horses, old plows, wagon parts, and chickens/eggs.
Other family members know how to sew, quilt, use "real" ingredients to cook, how to make soap, etc.
We also have a garden each spring that gives us enough to can and freeze vegetables. Medicine would have to resort back to wives tales and indian remedies told by the old timers around here. I'm a First Aid/ CPR instructor and was an EMT. That would be the hardest---- that and protecting our resources from raiders but that's a little too dramatic and survivalistic to think about right now don't you think?
We know how to use the land, use what we have, and make what we have last...... and if we have to, we could survive AND thrive.
Yes. My husband is a farmer and grew up in rural Arkansas. We have our own lumber mill meaning we can go from tree-in-the-forest to new table. We know how to "read" nature to track animals, locate water, consider weather patterns, etc. We camp, we fish, we have hand-crank radios, cell chargers, and flashlights so the gear does not rely on electricity. We go deer hunting every year and put up our own meat - as steaks, ground beef, sausage, etc. We also have hogs, cattle, horses, old plows, wagon parts, and chickens/eggs.
Other family members know how to sew, quilt, use "real" ingredients to cook, how to make soap, etc.
We also have a garden each spring that gives us enough to can and freeze vegetables. Medicine would have to resort back to wives tales and indian remedies told by the old timers around here. I'm a First Aid/ CPR instructor and was an EMT. That would be the hardest---- that and protecting our resources from raiders but that's a little too dramatic and survivalistic to think about right now don't you think?
We know how to use the land, use what we have, and make what we have last...... and if we have to, we could survive AND thrive.
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