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  Being able to efficiently support or hang a cooking pot over a fire is sometimes easier said than done. One of the quickiest stove hacks involves 3 metal shelf brackets that cost under $5. They are also very lightweight and packable if you need to take them on the move. Once you’ve got a good bed of coals going, stab the metal L-shaped brackets into the ground as shown in the image and scoop the coals underneath. This makes for a very sturdy surface on which to cook stews, fry meats and wild veggies, or boil water. You can stab the short ends deeper in the ground to create a surface closer to the coals if necessary. Use 4 brackets to make a larger, square raised platform. bed of coals = the layer of burning coals in a fireplace, grill, or any other type of stove scoop = here to get together in little pile

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  camera = the device used to capture images for a film. lens = an optical device used with a camera to focus light and form an image on the sensor. aperture = the opening in a lens through which light passes, controlling the amount of light and depth of field. measured in f-stops. shutter speed = the duration for which the camera's sensor is exposed to light, affecting motion blur. ISO = a measure of a camera sensor's sensitivity to light. higher iso means more sensitivity but can introduce noise. depth of field = the range of distance in front of and behind the subject that appears acceptably sharp in a photograph or video. focus = the sharpness or clarity of an image. rack focus = a technique where the focus shifts from one subject to another within the same shot. deep focus = a technique where all elements in the foreground, mid-ground, and background are in sharp focus simultaneously. framing = the way a shot is composed within the camera's frame, includin...

gutsy = brave and determined grunt work = the basic, hard work, often physical or boring work, that is necessary for something to succeed, often considered undesirable and delegated to others finesse = great skill or style See also Rugby Overview    The Rugby Field   Rugby Players   Rugby Rules  

  axle = a central shaft for a rotating gear mounted = fixed  alloy = a metal that is formed by mixing two types of metal together, or by mixing metal with another substance  =  injected = introduced into something forcefully nozzle = a cylindrical or round spout at the end of a pipe, hose, or tube used to control a jet of gas or liquid  spout = a tube or lip (=opening) projecting from a container, through which liquid can be poured the force that pushes an aircraft through the air combustion = the process of burning something

 

  grade = the slope or inclination of the track camber = cant = the difference in elevation (height) between the two rails or edges of the road ballast = the material, typically crushed stone or gravel, that is laid beneath and around railroad ties to provide stability, support the weight of the tracks, and facilitate drainage sub-ballast = the layer placed beneath the track ballast in railway construction formation = the part of the railway installations that carries the rolling traffic adequate = sufficient for a specific need or requirement pressing issue = a problem or subject that is urgent and needs immediate attention clogged = blocked or filled with something debris = the remains of something broken down or destroyed

 

 

  V-tap battery = a high capacity external battery ND filter = Neutral Density filters that reduce or modify the intensity of all wavelengths, or colors, of light equally

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living water = water of life precipitate = to fall from the air as a form of water, such as rain or snow humidify = to make wet aquifer [ˈakwɪfə] = a layer of rock, sand, or earth that contains water or allows water to pass through it interstitial water = rock pores water terrestrial hydroshere = the total amount of water found on, under, and above the surface of the Earth, including oceans, lakes, rivers, groundwater, and water vapor in the atmosphere

intercourse = physical sexual contact fertilization = the union of male and female sex cells to form a zygote [ˈzʌɪɡəʊt] counsel = to recommend STD = sexually transmitted disease HIV = human immunodeficiency virus infertility = a condition that makes a woman or a couple unable to get pregnant

 

  head = the ship's toilet companionway = a ship's stairway from one deck to another deck = floor overhead = ceiling partition = wall See also Parts of a ship | Part 1 

  recovered = healthy get in touch = to communicate with someone rental estimate = a calculated, approximate monthly market value for renting properly = correctly follow up on = to do something in response to non-profit status = an organization that does not aim to earn money hear back from = to receive a reply promptly = quickly get caught up = to become involved in something push back = to delay an event hold off on = to intentionally delay intended = planned constructive criticism = comments saying in a helpful way what is wrong with something enunciate = to pronounce words clearly engage audience = to get people interested in mumble = to speak quietly and in a way that is not clear redo = to do something again clarify = to make something easier expand on = to add more details revise = to reread, check, correct perk = an advantage or extra thing, such as money or goods, which you are given for doing your job appreciation = a fair valuation or estimate

  band = a belt or strap transmitting motion between two wheels beam across = to broadcast, transmit

  The Status And Range Of Tribunals supplemented = added with substantial = large in size judicial = appropriate to a law court or judge inferior = lower in rank, status, or quality Composition Of Tribunals And Procedure expertise = expert skill or knowledge in a particular field accomodation = here legal adjustment claimant = a person who lodges (= present ) a claim = an official request solicitor = a qualified legal professional barrister = an advocate unfair dismissal = a situation in which an employee is fired illegally broker a settlement = to arrange, negotiate, or facilitate an agreement between two or more opposing parties to resolve a dispute, conflict, or deal withdraw = to take away