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If you can, run these wires on the opposite side of the car from the power wire. Make use of any available space underneath the carpet or side panels. The remote wire is usually colored blue, while the RCA wire has of red and white plugs. The remote and RCA wires should always be far from the power wire, if possible. Otherwise, they may interfere with one another and have a negative effect on the sound quality. In a lot of cars, the stereo stays attached to its enclosure through a series of plastic clips. You may need to pry off a few of the dashboard panels to be able to access them. Then, pry the clips up with a flathead screwdriver until you are able to slide the stereo toward you, exposing the wires connected to it. Some stereos have screws that require a Phillips screwdriver to remove. The removal process varies between models, so refer to the owner's manual for your car to get more specific details about how to access the stereo's wiring. Pull the RCA cable through the stereo enclosure. Next, look for a series of red and white outlets on its back end. Push the corresponding RCA cables into the colored outlets. Note that the stereo may have several red and white outlets. Look for the ones labeled R/SW. They manage audio in the rear (R) part of your vehicle. Your stereo will have a bunch of colored wires inserted into a black connector. The blue wire may be plugged into this connector or left loose. The easiest way to join this wire with the one you're using for the subwoofers is with a plastic connector, like a crimp connector or Posi-connector. Strip 12in (1.3cm) off the remote wire and stereo wire, crimp them, then plug them into the connector so the exposed ends contact one another. The blue wire on the stereo may be labeled remote, antenna, or amplifier. Another option for joining the wires is to solder them together. It involves stripping and heating them with a soldering iron. Place a shrink wrap tube afterward to protect the joint. You're all done wiring the subwoofers to the stereo, so push it back in place. Make sure all the wires stay attached and get tucked in behind the stereo. When you're done with that, replace any side panels you removed to route the subwoofer's connecting wires behind the stereo.

summary: Run the remote and RCA wires from the trunk to the stereo head. Pull out the stereo head to access the wires behind it. Plug the RCA cable into the colored connectors on the stereo. Connect the blue remote wire to the blue stereo wire. Replace the stereo in the enclosure.

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Libraries are free to the public and can provide you with a warm place to sit and communicate with friends and family. They also provide free internet access and public washrooms. If you need an address to use the internet, provide your old family address or the address of the shelter or hostel that you are staying at. Some libraries may have programs to help with temporary employment, counseling, or transportation. They may also have a list or a map to help you find hostels and shelters. Give yourself a break from cold or unhealthy food by visiting a soup kitchen. Usually run by charitable organizations, community groups, or church groups, soup kitchens offer a hot meal for free or minimal charge. They may also offer a bagged lunch if you have found temporary employment. Soup kitchens may be located close to shelters or run in conjunction with other shelter programs. For example, you may be able to get new clothing or repair electronics at your local soup kitchen. Cut out junk food, cook your own meals, stick to a list, and cook meals that provide large portions. Buy non-perishable food that packs light like beef jerky or trail mix. Make a weekly meal plan so you know how many meals your food should last you. Shop at the end of the night as grocery stores will place discounts on food that will be going bad in the next few days. Avoid name brands and buy in bulk as these are often much cheaper than their counterparts. Shop at discount stores, farmer markets, and ethnic markets as they will be cheaper than big name grocery chains. Purchase less expensive cuts of meat, find alternative sources of protein in beans and lentils, and look for canned fish and chicken.

summary: Utilize the library. Eat at a soup kitchen. Shop with purpose.

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Headbands that convert into scarves are a great option for safaris. They'll keep sweat off your face if you're hiking or walking, but you can also use them as a scarf to keep dust out of your face. Companies like Columbia have these types of headbands. You'll be spending a lot of time in the sun, even if you're on safari in the winter. Make sure you take along a sunhat that protects your head, face, and neck from sunburn. Even with a hat, the rest of our body can be susceptible to sunburn. Sunscreen with an SPF of at least 30 should work well. You can wear your everyday shoes around your hotel, but you'll need something sturdier when you're actually out on safari. Hiking boots that come above your ankle and are waterproof are your best bet.
summary: Select a headband that prevents sweat and dust. Pick a sunhat. Take sunscreen. Choose hiking boots.