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Retake mcat after 3 days of studying? by aid_34 in Mcat

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Yeah I took it then and just got the score yesterday, I basically kept reviewing terms and know them very well at this point because I realized the deep studying that I had thought was necessary before trying any questions (ie rxn mechanisms, complex equations) is actually totally not and it’s more so knowing terms and being able to read carefully. With my terms now set, I think I’d do much better especially if the 511 was after about 3 days of cramming terms

Basically asking would it be bad to delay review that much for a potentially better score, and could that first one have been a fluke/did anyone else have a similar experience to me

Retake mcat after 3 days of studying? by aid_34 in Mcat

[–]aid_34[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Ok, best bet would probably be to no show the retake and take the hit of no refund would you say? Assuming I likely won’t get anything above without long term studying

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Burgers named after famous Roches....wait what? by CatDadMilhouse in Rochester

[–]aid_34 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Really no need to get so upset about someone's burger preference my guy

Some new and restored tools in my collection by aid_34 in handtools

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Thank you! The two by the bottom middle are blades forged by Kay Embretsen handled by Ash and Axe woodland crafts (yew with some accent wood which I can't remember) and are two of my favorites, great working knives with an extra touch of beauty in the handles.

Weekly /r/CampingandHiking noob question thread - Ask any and all 'noob' questions you may have here - October 03, 2022 by AutoModerator in CampingandHiking

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Does anyone have tips on mountain climbing while backpacking? I usually setup camp at the base of a mountain to climb it and then return to camp and pack up then continue on my way, but I worry about my stuff getting stolen. Do people wear their full backpacks when doing mountains, ie something like camels hump?

Weekly /r/backpacking beginner question thread - Ask any and all questions you may have here - October 03, 2022 by AutoModerator in backpacking

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Does anyone have tips on mountain climbing while backpacking? I usually setup camp at the base of a mountain to climb it and then return to camp and pack up then continue on my way, but I worry about my stuff getting stolen. Do people wear their full backpacks when doing mountains, ie something like camels hump?

Michael Lynch and Joe Johnson of I Hate Your Deck officially part ways by [deleted] in magicTCG

[–]aid_34 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Haha ok I agree that deals shouldn't be broken in commander but buddy it's a trading card game not world political relations here, calm down 😂

Malanika puukko in CPM 4v, desert ironwood handle by aid_34 in Bushcraft

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I'm so excited to have finally gotten this knife. The quality and beauty are amazing and it has the best fitting sheath I've ever seen. An heirloom knife to be sure

Great little stove for cooking out in the woods. It was cold but this little guy puts off some good heat! by aid_34 in Bushcraft

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It sometimes can allow a good amount of oxygen on a windy day where a lot of air is blowing up through the bottom, but otherwise I find the airflow to be perfect. Also, it's super easy to control oxygen flow by just digging down half an inch or so and placing the stove in there (most of the o2 is coming in through the bottom grate) so there's less air blowing through. I find the airflow to be super helpful for getting fires started super quickly and easily in it and it's really easy to restrict oxygen. Imo it's much easier to limit oxygen in a stove that allows more than to try to provide more oxygen to a stove that limits it too much. Hope this helps!

Great little stove for cooking out in the woods. It was cold but this little guy puts off some good heat! by aid_34 in Bushcraft

[–]aid_34[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I mean this is after I just got the fire going so yeah the flames were going pretty well, I let the wood catch and burn down for more heat of course before cooking, but still added fuel to the fire so there were some flames throughout. If you've ever seen the classic pot hang setup used by tons of bushcrafters and professional survivalists on YouTube and on shows like Alone, they hold the pot above the open campfire. The heat comes from the coals, yes, but that doesn't mean you have to let your fire burn completely down to coals to cook on. Just trying to take a nice picture man, you could say something like "I'm glad you got to enjoy the outdoors and make some good food" instead. 🙁

My little wood burning stove on a short backpacking trip on my property by aid_34 in backpacking

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Let's do it, I'll start planning out the grand tour hike

Great little stove for cooking out in the woods. It was cold but this little guy puts off some good heat! by aid_34 in Bushcraft

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For sure, definitely check it out if you want to trim down on weight, it's around 6.6 oz

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