Day 1

All members:

Fill out the member page and take your survival test.

Section 04 Members:

• - Research materials you should have with you to survive, which are likely to be on the plane
• - Cite at least 2 sources:

  • http://www.survival-gear.com/

  • http://www.cpr-savers.com/consumer/cons8.html

  • http://www.survivalinstinct.com/

• - Make a table with a list of materials (at least 12)
  • water bottles
  • seat floatation
  • emergency raft
  • rope
  • scissors
  • bowl
  • clothing
  • matches/lighter
  • first aid kit:

    Instruments,	AMA First Aid Guide	1
    Misc.	Scissors	1
    	Tweezers, Metal	1
    	Medium safety pins	2
    	Cotton tipped applicators, 10	10
    	Exam quality vinyl gloves	2
    Bandages	3/4" x 3" Adhesive plastic bandages	50
    	3/4" x 3" Fabric bandages	25
    	1" x 3" Fabric bandages	10
    	3/8" x 1-1/2" Junior adhesive plastic bandages	10
    	Knuckle fabric bandages	4
    	Fingertip fabric bandages	4
    	2" x 4" Elbow & knee plastic bandages	2
    Dressings	2" x 2" Gauze dressing pads	10
    	3" x 3" Gauze dressing pads	4
    	4" x 4" Gauze dressing pads	2
    	5" x 9" Trauma pads	1
    	2" Conforming gauze roll bandage	1
    	Sterile eye pads	1
    Injury	Instant cold compress	1
    	Butterfly wound closures, medium	3
    	2" x 2" Moleskin squares	4
    	1/2" x 5 yd. First aid tape roll	2
    	6" x 3/4" Finger splint	1
    Antiseptics,	Antiseptic cleansing wipes (sting free)	12
    Topicals	Alcohol cleansing pads	12
    	Castile soap towelettes	3
    	Insect sting relief pads	3
    	Antibiotic ointment packs	3
    	Sunblock pack	1
    	Lip ointment pack	2
    	First aid/burn cream packs	3
    	Burn relief gel pack	1
    Medicine	Aspirin tablets	4
    	Ibuprofen tablets	4
    	Extra-strength non-aspirin tablets	4

  • metal hangers
  • toilet paper rolles (for fire)
  • flashlight
  • blankets/pillow
  • mirror
  • water
  • emrgency rations: little bags of peanuts and pretzels, in-flight snack boxes, any other airplane food that can be found
  • small liquor bottles that can be used for making fire because it is flamable.

Section 06 Members:

- Choose 6 of the 12 materials researched by the first section. These are the materials you will have found on the plane. These are the only tools not found on the island that you may use.

1. [Mirror]
2. [Matches/Lighter]
3. [Emergency rations]
4. [Water Bottles]
5. [First Aid Kit]
6. [Rope]

- Search for pictures in the Creative Commons site, found in the SideBar page, of four different liminal spaces found on your island. Upload the pictures and post them below.

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[Forest/River on Island 2]

[Picture 2]

http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2334/2279537269_a5394fb86a.jpg?v=1203539080

Liminal space between water and land

http://farm1.static.flickr.com/75/193556776_62c2a69cdc.jpg?v=0

http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3110/2849303924_c9733f386c.jpg?v=0

Section [09] Members:

• - Create a map of the island. You can use photoshop elements if you're editing a picture of an island, or paint if you're drawing the island from scratch. You can have one member draw the outline, another member labels it. Make sure you include where the liminal spaces are.

• - Upload your map.

• - Determine the walking distance between each place.
  • [Point A] to [Point B]: [hours/days]
  • [Point B] to [Point C]: etc...

To get from the point furthest of the North to the furthest point in the South, it takes about 4 days (96 hours).

In the forest area, ( narrowist part of the island in width that is in the center of island), it takes about 18 hours to cross from East to West (from beach to beach. 

In both the Northern and Southern areas, it takes about 1 day (24 hours) to cross from East to West (from beach to beach).