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Type	On...	Excerpt	Status	Date
Answer	—	A: What to look for in eco-friendly sunblock? Sunblock comes in two variants- physical and chemical. Physical ones work just by being present on your skin, and and usually contain a mineral like zinc or titanium. Chemical ones are the ones to definitely avoid, as they use oxybenzone, etc. That being said, the best sun protection is to use lon... (more)	—	almost 5 years ago
Answer	—	A: What foods attract mosquitoes to your body, and what can you eat that will repel them? Sure, potassium (and salt) secreted by the skin will attract mosquitoes. However, it's a step removed (ingesting food -> nutrient absorption -> physiology -> mosquitoes) and there are so many variables, so I can't give a direct answer to the correlation of food. Some research suggests that mosquito... (more)	—	over 5 years ago
Answer	—	A: How to follow the movements of a player while remaining unnoticed? A smartphone would solve this. Make a video call so that you can listen/watch their interactions. Of course you'll have to make sure they can't locate you by the surroundings in the video. As far as tracking location, you could use a real-time GPS tracker app. (more)	—	about 7 years ago
Answer	—	A: What are these numbers on the back of a pocket transit for? They're quick reference tables for sines in trigonometry. The first number is degrees incline/decline (measured by using your transit), and the second is the actual value. Multiply that by the distance to some distant point, and the result is an approximate elevation change. Or divide an elevation... (more)	—	over 7 years ago
Answer	—	A: What are ways to reduce swinging momentum when climbing? Cliffs LIC! Tucking your legs in would indeed reduce the angular momentum and help control the swing, as would working on upper body and core strength. For that route I would say the swing is unavoidable, but if you can convert it from a vertical pendulum swing to a horizontal "helicopter spin", it... (more)	—	over 7 years ago
Answer	—	A: Are there plants (for instance berries) which lead to dehydration if eaten? Plants can indirectly cause dehydration if you get diarrhea. The game mechanic can be an oversimplification of reality, or doesn't look at the big picture. Or this could be a detail that the game developers chose to gloss over :) Regarding the tradeoff, the berries could occupy space in your stoma... (more)	—	over 7 years ago
Answer	—	A: What's meant by F.O.C.in archery? FOC is "front of center", which is a term for how far the center of mass is relatively from the midpoint of the arrow. There doesn't seem to be a consensus on what an "ideal" FOC is, but I hear anything in the 7-15% range will provide a good balance of distance versus stability (source). It can sti... (more)	—	almost 8 years ago
Answer	—	A: How to stow backpack and boots whilst in a hammock? It depends largely on the hammock size and personal preference. My friend's hammock has mesh gear pockets on the underside for storage, but he doesn't mind sleeping with the boots on or inside the hammock. The backpack can pose a bigger issue, because there usually isn't enough room with it filled ... (more)	—	almost 8 years ago
Answer	—	A: Why not use a cotton base layer? The point of a vapor barrier is that it doesn't allow any moisture to escape. A middle ground role would mean that it's not good at doing either job: cotton would soak through, and the moisture would spread to the rest of your layers. (more)	—	about 8 years ago
Answer	—	A: Synthetic breathable fabrics vs natural fabrics for 'live-in' hiking clothing? The odors probable came from your shirt clinging on to all the perspiration, and not having a chance to dry out. If you can afford the weight of a spare (or sleeping) shirt, spring for it so your wet clothes can dry overnight. It also helps to coordinate the rest of your clothing. If you're sweati... (more)	—	about 8 years ago
Answer	—	A: Bouldering, improving and getting up grades To complement the other answers, I'd recommend drills and climbing with handicaps. If you're climbing a route that's normally very doable, try it with a few variations: quiet feet (using footholds shouldn't make any sounds) hovering hands (before putting your hand on a hold, you have to keep it th... (more)	—	about 8 years ago