How do the young survive, protect, eating habits, any other info before the young komodo becomes an adult
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They can live for 50 years.  These links will help answer all your other questions:\nhttp://www.aolsvc.worldbook.aol.com/wb/Article?id=ar303960&sc=-1\nhttp://www.nature.ca/notebooks/English/komodo.htm\nhttp://www.honoluluzoo.org/komodo_dragon.htm
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I would sit down and start typing out advice for my 11, 9, and 7 year olds...what to look out for in life...and what it's like to grow up. I would give them what little wisdom I have, and speak to each one of them as individuals. I would leave them with the assurance that I loved them beyond all comprehension, and that they are treasured beyond all other things.
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Reflecting back on the days when I was sixteen, I didn't have many cares.  Granted, there was school work, an after school job and a few minor concerns, but that was basically it.\n\nAs an adult, there are quite a few more realitites to deal with.  You nailed one of the major ones, that being keeping up with the bills.  You also have to deal with work and the tensions that come with work.  Commute times to get to work, taxes, trying to balance your budget so you can afford the things you need.  \n\nOnce you get married, should you choose to do so, then you have other concerns, such as taking care of your significant other.  Taking care of the children and providing for them, once they come along.  Ensuring that you can provide for medical care and taking out a life insurance policy, should the worst happen to you.\n\nAs you get a little older and stress has taken its toll on your mind and body, you get to look forward to health issues cropping up.  High blood pressure, high cholesterol, high stress, and other physical manifestations of injuries past.  \n\nThose are the hard parts, but there are many good parts too.  It all balances out and things will come in due time.  As a young adult, you'll probably be able to count on your parents to help out should things get too bad.
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as a youngin once myself, you will grow out of it, i recently whent too a reunion and every one did not recognise me as they were expecting a large person, other than constant exercise and keeping yourself busy drinking plenty of fluids and reducing your food intake to half, also occaasionally have celery tablets, they flush out excess fluids from your body and the only set back i you'll be going to the loo more as i said have them occasionally.
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Welcome to the tradition of harvesting game. Your questions show a sincere desire to learn. You dont state your age but that doesnt matter, the following suggestions will help you no matter what your age or skill level.\n\nFirst - Enroll in a Hunter Education Course. Many are offered in your area. Quite a few of those are FREE. That class will last a lifetime in your memory and you will probably meet someone there who would be thrilled to help you experience your first hunt.\n\nTwo - Acquaint yourself with the rules and regulations of your state. All the wild animals within your state belong to the people of that state and you have to follow rules for harvesting them.\n\nThree - The questions you are asking can be asnwered by visiting http://homestudy.ihea.com/ This is basically a homestudy class.\n\nCongratulations on taking the first step in doing your share of wildlife management. The animal populations in this country are dependant on hunting to survive. Do you part, share your sport..and take a kid shooting.
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None.  As a Minor, you have the right to listen to you parents, go to school, study and do what other kids are doing:  learning the skills and info needed to become contributing members of society.  Regardless of country of origin, unless your parents had their rights stricken, they are presumed to be competent and raising you properly. \n\nYou should thank you parents for caring enough to be interested in your life.  I've been on my own since 17 years old, (I am now 28) and I wish I could have had my mom that interested in my life.  Now, with my parents passing, I am left to remember those times.\n\nLegally, as long as you are an unemancipated minor, you get to either follow their rules, or get punished.  Should you rebel by skipping school and such, you will be forced to attend, if noy locked away, forcibly schooled and otherwise regulated until you reach adulthood.\n\nTo become emancipated, at least generally in the US, you need to prove that you are both able to take care of yourself financially, scholastically and generally.  Quite hard, considering most kids get paid crap, don't like to save, and can not be trusted to go to school for themselves.\n\nAgain, give your folks a big hug and a kiss and thank them for taking a proactive stand in your life.
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first should be love, understanding and consistency.\nstart early and make adjustments through the years and allow room for improvement and make sure your discipline for the right reason age and issue.
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General info on adopting an adult http://www.adopting.org/adoptions/adopting-an-adult-how-to-adopt-an-adult-person.html\n\nFor adult adoption laws specific to Oklahoma, see: http://www.adopting.org/adoptions/oklahoma-state-laws-adopting-an-adult.html
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survive and reproduce
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1.  A young person wise beyond their years.\n2.  What is putting you in danger now, in reality, is far worse than anything you can imagine.\n3.  Old people, when they become helpless and senile, have a "second childhood" in which they must be cared for like children.\n4.  If you know what to do and are well convinced of it, your will act with certainty.\n5.  People's ambition gets in the way of them behaving in a moral, virtuous manner.
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Go for a walk around the block until you calm down. Try not to kill him. (Prison food is not that good ;-) I know it's hard, but they do grow up eventually.
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This chapter shows the first signs of moral disorder and de-civilization. The boy’s behavior deteriorates and violence becomes acceptable. This may be because the boys need to survive on the island. They do not have the luxuries of their past life and they need to kill for food. In this environment you have to be strong to survive so Jack tries to assert himself and gain support from others. There are no written laws or rules of behavior on the island and his is the reason why order breaks down.
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my son is there now.......pack as light as possible, but;\n1.  Take bottles to carry plenty of water, you are at altitude and it is dry and you must stay hydrated.\n2.  Rain suit, not just poncho, violent thunderstorms are not uncommon.\n3.  Water filter, they will give you disinfectant tablets but you will still want to filter the water for "chunks".\n4.  Sunscreen, bug juice.\n5.  Layers - it can be 90 in the day and 30 at night.\n6.  Your troop should have plenty of guidelines available.  You also should have gotten the field manual.  READ IT AND FOLLOW IT.  This is not kid's stuff...you are in the outback for a week or more.
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Jenny Craig and such make life easy but you can do it without it.  You don't say how old your kids are but the most important thing is to get active and eat healthy.  I know easy answers would be nice but not here in the present.  \n\nThe first thing I would recommend doing is getting outside and being active.  The advice from the others is right.  Go outside and walk.  the first week try 30 minutes.  this is power walking not a stroll. The first walk will be easy the second will be harder but eventually this will become habit.  However, it takes forever for the habit to form.  The second week, try to walk for 45 minutes.  When you can get up to an hour of walking 4 times a week you will be doing good.\n\nSomeone once recommended when grocery shopping only buy things around the edges.  This is where the unprocessed foods were.  Fresh fruit and veggies, meat, and dairy.  Not bad advice.  The more processed food is, the worse it is for you and actually your children.  Load up on the fruits and veggies, and check out the other nutrition advice on answers.  You can find out a lot about eating.  \n\nGood luck, and I am sure you can do it.  It will take time but you can do it.  Successful long-term weight loss requires a change in habits but just know you will be setting an awesome example for your children.
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FOR the population number 1 and if you teach them to slip on condoms then they will reach fatherhood at a young age. Our kids being killed every damn day so don't worry be happy and pray that the fathers stick around to support and the yopung children be raised.
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Know what you mean. 48 years old with a 26 and 23 year old and a 21 month old. I have plenty of will power. Yes I will have seconds. Yes I will have desert. It's won't power that I seem to lack! No I won't have that chocolate eclair! Determination has been my key. Don't try to diet. Try instead simply to eat healthy. Fresh fruits and veggies, fish and chicken. Stay away from processed foods, packaged foods, or anything fried. Drink plenty of water. Use olive oil and snack on raw almonds or walnuts. Just a few are very filling. By doing this I have lost 51 pounds and I feel terrific! More energy than I've ever had.
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1: No Comprende'.  I haven't seen any age restrictions on this site, which in some ways is a good thing.  There are people here asking questions that need good answers they may not feel comfortable talking to parents or other adults about.  \n\nThe best thing you can do is teach your kid the rules, internet etiquette, and what they should avoid and why. \n\n2:  I LOVE nationalgeographic.com.  It's fascinating.  \n      Wikipedia.org\n     http://animal.discovery.com/\n     http://www.mbayaq.org/ <- monterey bay aquarium.  Awesome, awesome awesome.