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Pick your outfit carefully as the materials need to be durable and versatile. Your clothes must protect you from the elements with little to no maintenance. You do not want to stick out with tattered or dirty rags after you have been drifting for some time. Black is a good colour that keeps its integrity without having to wash frequently. It also gives you a sleek profile if you need to carry a lot of items in pockets. For example, find garments that are waterproof especially shoes. You may be walking a lot so shoes need to be comfortable and durable. Also, cargo pants or clothing with a lot of pockets can help ease the weight of a backpack. Have more the one of each item of clothing. Prepare to be able to survive without fresh clothing. It's safe to have at least a week's worth of socks and underwear. Also, have a couple sweaters and pairs of pants for when you are unable to do laundry. If you know that you will be in colder climates, pack warm socks, thermal underwear, gloves, and wool caps to keep your head warm. A backpack can free up your hands and be a lot more convenient to move around with relative to a duffle bag or suitcase. Make sure the backpack is large enough to fit your belongings and distributes the weight to your hips and off your shoulders. You can purchase durable backpacks at army surplus stores or search online. A compression sack can help make extra room. A compression sack squeezes items like clothes and sleeping bags into a backpack to help conserve space by deflating any air stuck in creases and folds. Designed to be easily used in the army, simply sit on the sack to release the air as you tighten all the straps to ensure that it retains its size. Whenever possible, find a locker to keep your clothing and belongings in to ensure nothing gets lost or damaged. Keep any formal clothing like suits in your locker to allow you to have an outfit ready in case you want to go on job interviews or other important meetings.

summary: Choose protective clothing for the season. Pack extra clothing. Carry everything in a backpack. Find a locker.

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Having a regular schedule is key to maintaining an exercise routine. If you find the right time of day and duration and stick to it, you're more likely to maintain a steady and regular exercise regimen. Look for a part of the day when you have enough time to devote to running without being stressed or rushed. Aim to jog consistently at least twice a week for the best results. As you get into better shape, gradually increase your workouts to help prevent you from getting into an exercise rut. Aim to increase your running distance by about 10% per week. So, if you run 5 miles (8.0km) one week, increase it to 5.5 miles (8.9km) the next. Having goals can help keep you focused and give you something to work towards. Think of a specific goal or challenge you would like to meet, and try to consistently work towards meeting it. For example, you might work on meeting a particular time or distance goal, such as running 1 mile (1.6km) in 10 minutes. Training for a race can be a great way to set goals for yourself and stay motivated. For example, you might train for a 5K or sign up for a charity run. Changing up your running routine is important to keep your body challenged so it doesn't fall into a fitness rut. Variation is also vital to keeping you from getting bored or discouraged with your routine. Try running different routes, varying your pace and distance, or switching between indoor and outdoor runs. Integrating new terrain can help change up your routine, so try adding hills or stairs to your route. Include intervals in your run. Intervals involve repeatedly alternating between running full out for several seconds followed by returning to a normal pace for several minutes. Alternatively, you can choose a landmark, sprint to it, then return to your normal pace for several minutes before choosing another landmark, sprinting to it, returning to normal pace, and so on. Running with another person is a great way to stay motivated and to hold yourself accountable. Ask around among your friends, family, or coworkers and see if you can find someone who's interested in jogging with you. Ideally, you should jog with someone who has a similar amount of skill and experience to yourself. That way, it will be easier to keep pace with each other. If you don't have any friends willing to join you, look up running community sites online. Many of them offer services to help connect people looking for a running buddy or looking to join a running group.

summary: Set up a regular schedule. Increase your time and distance gradually. Set specific running goals. Vary your routine to keep things interesting. Get a running buddy.

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An angle grinder is a power tool that is highly effective for breaking U-locks and most other kinds of locks. It's the most powerful and quick method of slicing though U-locks, but in order to handle it responsibly you need to take a few safety precautions. You practice and feel comfortable with your angle grinder before using it on your U-lock. Put on work gloves to protect your hands, as well as goggles to stop any flyaway material from getting in your eyes. Don't wear any loose clothing or jewelry when you operate the angle grinder. Make sure that you are using the right sized disc for the grinder and that the grinder is able to go up to maximum speeds. If your U-lock is locked but not attached to anything, clamp it with a vice attached to a table. If the lock is fastened around a bicycle, adjust it so that when pressure is applied to it, it doesn't move but stays in relatively the same place. Hold your angle grinder using both hands at an angle of 15-30 degrees. Hold your angle grinder a few inches away from the U-lock and turn it on. Use both hands to hold the angle grinder and slowly bring the blade against one of the U-shaped sides of the U-lock. Don't be alarmed when you see sparks fly; even if they touch you they won't hurt you. Hold the blade against the side of the U-lock until it cuts through. This can take anywhere from 15 seconds to a few minutes. Be very slow and deliberate when you use the angle grinder. Don't push or exert force with the grinder. Just hold the blade against the lock and wait as it chips away. If exert force while you cut, you will cut through the U-lock and then push angle grinder past it to cut whatever is behind the U-lock. If you are trying to take the U-lock off your bike or the handle of a door, you will need to create one more cut to be able to dislodge it. Use the same method to cut the U-lock as you did for the first cut, this time cutting through an area a few inches from the first cut. Stop when you complete the cut. After you finish using your angle grinder, turn it off. It's important as a safety precaution to turn it off immediately after you are finished using it. After you make the second cut, a section of the U-lock should have fallen away to make a gap in the lock. Take the U-lock off, store your angle grinder, and throw away the remains of your lock!
summary: Take the right safety precautions. Turn on and angle your angle grinder. Cut through the U-lock with the angle grinder. Make another cut a few inches from the first cut. Turn off the angle grinder and remove the U-lock.