Eve Barlow / "Eve Fartlow"
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![Characters You Can't See Hangul Filler Zero Width Space En Space [ ] U+3164 Common in odd text tricks; looks like nothing but is actually a valid Hangul letter [ ] U+200B Breaks text without showing anything; useful for hidden formatting [ ] U+2002 Half the width of an em space; used in fine typography Thin Space [ ] U+2009 Slim gap; common in math notation and currency formatting Figure Space [ ] U+2007 Same width as digits; keeps numbers aligned Right-to-Left Mark [ ] U+200F Makes text flow right-to- left in mixed-direction text; doesn't reverse the characters Medium Mathematical Space [ ] U+205F Rare space used in math notation; wider than thin space but narrower than en space Arabic Letter Mark ☐ U+061C Controls direction in Arabic script without displaying anything Soft Hyphen U+00AD Breaks words only if needed](https://i.kym-cdn.com/photos/images/list/003/121/388/2f1.png "A guide to invisible unicode characters")
![ESSENTIAL MODERN SURVIVAL KIT WATER Portable water in suitable containers for inmediate drink-ability, and a water filter for purifying after you run out of bottled water FOOD High calorie foods such as high calorie energy bars or MRE Imeals-ready-to-eat] are vital to mantain sufficient energy to keep going 3999 MEDICATIONS There should be at least an even-day supply of any prescription and non-prescription medications used by family members MATCHES Keeping a lighter and a fire starter in addition to matches are a good idea EXTRA CLOTHING Even if it's warm outside, if you get in trouble without extra clothes, hypothermia becomes a risk. POCKET KNIFE A multi-purpose tool with a knife is ideal BODY WARMERS Bring reflectrive "aluminized" space blanket or survival blanket to retain body heat, catalytic heater and bottled gas fuel MAP Simply having a good map of the region you're in could get you out of trouble SHELTER Small tent, tarp with grommets, large plastic trash bag as poncho or expedient shelter roof COMPASS Is ideal for establishing bearings while used in conjunction with a map SUNGLASSES There are some grate sunglasses out there that will enhance your vision, provide polarization for water or snow, and will prevent eye fatigue FLASHLIGHT And extra batteries. A LED flashlight, preferably a head-mounted style, is the best choice SANITATION Toilet paper, hygiene products, soap, hand-towel and any other body care products you may need PERSONAL DOCS Important personal documents like proof of address, insurance policies, birth certificates and passports should be stored together in an area with easy access in case of a natural disaster FIRST AID KIT Keep at least the basics: band aids, sterile, gauze, desinfectant, first aid manual, medical tape, medical scissors, disposable gloves, tweezers, cotton swabs and a thermometer EXTRA CASH Extra cash will enable you to purchase the supplies you did not include and other necessary items + WEATHER RADIO A small weather radio will keep you informed of the conditions outside and where to seek shelter or emergency personnel during and after a natural disaster CELL PHONE The towers may be down following a natural disaster, but emergency personnel will get them repaired fast for communication SURVIVAL MASTERY Source: survival-mastery.com](https://i.kym-cdn.com/photos/images/list/003/196/821/35d.jpeg "How to survive")
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