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I am gathering data on daily weather patterns.

Each day will be calculated on a combination of 2 from the following.

Sun, Rain, Cloud, Fog, Mist, Snow, Hail and Sleet.

For a simple visual graph, i'd like to narrow these down to 3 categories. But I have no idea on what to name category 2) and 3).

1) Covers a nice clear sky: simply 'Sun' does the trick.

2) A crap but not adverse day (i.e, cloudy, foggy, misty)

3) A day that is crap and full of adversities (i.e Rain, Hail, Snow)

Any ideas?

Asking because it is the only version with a built in LCD screen. Battery life is more important to me than this feature.

I will be walking across France. Don't ask why. My budget doesn't stretch further than about 10-15 euros (for accommodation) a day. I will also have a tent and don't mind camping.

- What are the cheapest forms of accommodation (+ bed, shower)

- What are the laws on and how easy is it to wild camp

- How cheap are the cheapest camp-sites and how frequent?

Thanks

I have a job and need to earn £8500. It will take me 9 months to earn the cash but I need it in 6 months.

Any ideas on how to make extra cash?

I will be walking for a couple of months. I don't have all the money in the world but basically looking for ideas for food that can last 1-2 days between supermarkets.

In the past, I have eaten French bread with a cheese+Pepperoni combination.

..and combined pasta with powdered soup.. both of which taste delicious.

Bread combined with stuff like tuna is always good, but it is unlikely to last longer than a day.

I've never been great on ideas for when it comes to food.

Google likes to bring up stuff like couscous and lentils.. although a possibility, I'd rather stuff that were more mentally rewarding at the end of a day (or easy prep stuff throughout).

Any ideas? thanks

I am new to finance.. I always thought NI was relatively insignificant. I.e Income Tax being the real dent.

This page states that 12% goes to NI if i earn over £153 a week. http://www.hmrc.gov.uk/ni/intro/basics.htm

Last week I earnt £181.41. The payslip states that £3.41 (1.87%) went to NI.

Nothing online outlines a 1.87% deduction.

I will normally be earning between £250-£350 a week. Is it really the case that 12% will be deducted weekly and if not - why 1.87% instead? Really can't quite believe my eyes.

I will be walking for 9 consecutive months. I'm not very good at writing, but i'd like to have a crack at a book. Any ideas of podcasts that talk about creative writing, plot design, novice mistakes and fundamentals etc??

I can click my neck when I twist my head horizontally and then up.. bit like when you click your knuckles or fingers. Is this unhealthy?