Problem: Article: In fact, some will take up bow hunting without ever doing actual hunting. Bow hunting takes concentration and just being good at hunting. It is not a surprise that bow-hunters are more likely to subscribe to the rules of fair chase and more likely to hunt for food. Compound bows have a string that wraps around with the aid of cams. Compound bows are best for hunting because the arrow flies faster/farther and is more accurate. Compound bows often have sights that are used to visually assist the archer aiming the arrow at the target. Compound bow hunters use arm and chest protectors, since a compound bow string has a lot of torque and can cause injury if you don't have protection. Larger breasted women often will use a shotgun instead for this reason. Hunting can also use a recurve bow or a longbow, but that is less common for reasons mentioned above. Some enjoy using a crossbow. Hunting groups are pretty common in the USA. You can simply go to a hunting store near you and ask if they have a club. Bow hunters will show you where they shoot. Shooting in the woods is different from being on a range, and takes getting used to. It doesn't matter if you are shooting deer, elk, pigs/javelina or more exotic game.
Summary: Know that bow hunting uses some special equipment. Know that many hunters believe that bow hunting is much more sporting than using a gun to hunt. Know that hunting generally involves compound bows. Join a bow hunting club. Know that bringing down game with a bow and arrow is a challenge.

Problem: Article: There is a tradition that holds that a man should spend two months of his salary on the engagement ring, but this is a foolish, baseless rule. You should by the best ring you can afford without going into debt, setting a budget early on and working from there. Some ways to save money without sacrificing quality include: Stay just shy of common karat sizes, like 1 or 2 karats. A 1.9 karat stone is not noticeably different, but can save you as much as 20%. Aim for a wider cut, which can make a smaller stone look bigger. Check out antique stones and rings instead of buying a brand new piece -- it has flavor, uniqueness, and can be much cheaper. Look for a store that makes you feel comfortable and where the staff is pleasant and helpful. If you can, check that the jeweler is registered with a society, association, or organization that regulates, certifies, etc., jewelers, such as the National Association of Goldsmiths in the UK. Furthermore, don't be afraid of online jewelers -- you can save as much as 100% compared to a chain like Kay's: Ask around your married friends or your family for recommendations on a good, trusted jeweler. An online jeweler such as James Allen, Harry George or Blue Nile can be a good option if you're willing to accept a little less "hand-holding" for a better price. Be sure to check that the jeweler has a strong online reputation before purchasing by searching "(Name of online jeweler) + Reviews" on Google. Certificates are very useful to collect with a diamond to find out exactly where they originated from. They are usually only available with the purchase of diamonds larger or at 1 karat. For smaller diamonds, a certificate adds a considerable amount to the cost of the stone, as you may end up paying an extra several hundred dollars or pounds to obtain one. For more expensive rings, a certificate is a near necessity to ensure your valuable new stone retains it's worth. The ring is likely to be the most expensive piece of jewelry you have ever bought, and the most expensive piece of jewelry your fiance has ever worn. To prevent her from losing it to appraisal and insurance when she's just getting used to wearing it, get it all done before you pop the question. Be sure to check that your insurance covers its loss, or ask for insurance from the jeweler's store if available.
Summary: Fix your budget in advance. Choose a good jeweler, considering online sources as well. Ask for a certificate of authenticity and a warranty to accompany the ring. Get the ring insured.

Problem: Article: Online courses will help you learn the basics of the language. You can find cheap or free courses all across the internet, especially if you are just starting out in the language. Use an online search tool to find a class that fits your needs. For instance, you can try this website: https://egyptianarabic.com/. Another way to learn the language is to use an app on your smartphone. Generally, these apps teach you by turning it into a game, immersing you in the language as you go. Try looking your phone's app store to find an app to use. Try Learn Egyptian Arabic Words by Baby Kuma ABC (Japan). While you may not be able to find full programs, you should be able to find some videos in Egyptian Arabic online. Watching these videos will help you pick up the language, plus you'll also start learning the body language and gestures that Egyptians use. Try a reputable website such as YouTube to look for basic videos. A language exchange partner is someone who speaks the language as a native. You'll help them learn your language, and they'll help you learn Egyptian Arabic. You can find partners through language exchange sites.
Summary: Try online courses. Use an app. Watch Egyptian television. Find a language exchange partner.

Problem: Article: Most materials can be cleaned with a basic solution of vinegar and water. However, the application of this solution differs if you have suede shoes. Check to see if your shoes are suede before treating stains. If you find you have suede shoes, get a small scrub brush. A solution should be scrubbed on rather than dabbed on. Stuff the shoe immediately after you notice a salt stain. You want to begin the cleaning process as soon as possible. Stuffing your shoes with paper towel will help them retain their shape as you clean them. You can do this with any pairs of shoes, regardless of the material. An easy solution for cleaning salt stains can be made with white vinegar and water. Simply mix one part white vinegar to two parts water until you have an even mixture. You can also use a pre-made cleaning solution for shoes if you have one on hand. This can save you some time, but be sure to check the label. You want to be certain the solution is safe to use on the material of your shoes. Take a cloth and dip it in the solution. Wring it out until it's slightly damp. Remember, if you're cleaning suede shoes, use a brush. Get a brush slightly damp instead of a cloth. Begin gently scrubbing or brushing near the edge of the stain. As the stain begins to come out, move inward. You want to clean the edges first and then gradually move in. You want to work your way to the center and then scrub through to the other side of the stain. Do not use too much force. You do not want to damage the shoe by scraping off any material. Once you're done removing the stain, take a paper towel. Blot the area over the stain to remove any vinegar. Keep blotting until there is no longer vinegar visible on the stain. You may need to use more than one paper towel. Never attempt to dry shoes with a blow dryer or in the drying machine after washing them. Set them in a clean, dry space and let them air dry completely before wearing them again. Your shoes should air dry for at least 24 hours. If your boots are leather, buff on a leather cream after cleaning them. This is a cream you can buy online or at a department store. It's like lotion for dry skin. It keeps boots moisturized and prevents cracks and tears.
Summary:
Check the material. Stuff your shoes with paper towel. Prepare a solution. Moisten a cloth with your solution. Start at the corner of the stain and move inward. Blot out any excess vinegar. Let your shoes air dry. Follow up treatment with a leather cream.