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Continental Divide Trail & Pacific Crest Trail thru-hiker Mike "Just Mike" McClure dives into technology for long-distance backpackers in this jam-packed episode! He goes into detail on the best tips and tools to help you have a successful and safe hike.In this episode, you'll learn about:1. The best planners to use including packing planners, trip planners, food planners, and more2. Resupply strategy3. Weather tracking tools, navigation tools, battery packs, & so much more!All the links!:PCT Planner – https://pctplanner.com/Postholer - https://www.postholer.com/plannersLighter Pack - https://lighterpack.com/ALDHA AT – https://aldha.org/at-labels/ALDHA PCT – https://aldha.org/pct-labels/ALDHA CDT - https://aldha.org/cdt/FarOut Food planner -https://faroutguides.com/guthooks-backpacking-food-planner/FarOut – https://app.faroutguides.com/guidesGaia GPS - https://www.gaiagps.comCalTopo - https://caltopo.com/Avenza - https://store.avenza.com/DayOne - https://dayoneapp.com/Windy – https://www.windy.comTrail Weather - https://trailweather.orgConnect & follow along with Just Mike:InstagramJoin our Trail Family to watch the video. For new and experienced thru-hikers: Join Us!Did you love this episode? If so, please help fellow hikers find the show by following, rating, and reviewing the podcast on Spotify and Apple Podcasts. We really appreciate it!Connect With Us:Join The Trail FamilyTHRU-r WebsiteTHRU-r InstagramTHRU-r TikTokTHRU-r FacebookTHRU-r YoutubeTHRU-r ThreadsCheer's YouTubeCheer's InstagramEpisode Music: "Communicator" by Reed Mathis
Matt is joined by Rob from Athena Spatial fresh off the Snow Camp episode and Sambar hunting trip to discuss his maps for NSW State Forests and some awesome data and insights that he will be publishing in regards to hunting public land in New South Wales. Athena Spatial maps on Avenza. If you love coffee then check out Final Press and use the code AHBPODCAST to get 10% off and support the podcast at the same time!! For the latest information, news, giveaways and anything mentioned on the show head over to our Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, X (formerly Twitter) or website with all the links here. If you have a question, topic, gear review suggestion or a guest that you'd like to hear on the show, shoot an email to australianhuntingandbeyond@gmail.com or via our socials. Disclaimer
It's a 6am start for the crew as they connect with Canada to share a conversation with Chelsey Harasym from Avenza Systems. Just like the previous Google Earth podcast, the guys quickly realise just how much free mapping and navigation power they've have been carrying around on our phones without even knowing it!
This week my guest is Joni Zander from The Galavan who is a solo woman who lives full time in her van and primarily stays at free campsites. Joni will go over the different types of free camping available and how to find the best and safest places to stay. Check out the resources section for all of the different apps and resources Joni recommends to find free places to stay in your van, RV or travel trailer. Resources for Free Camping: Ioverlander—a good starting place to start looking for places Avenza - a good resources for maps Xscapers - a Facebook group with many experienced full-time nomads Escapees hand-out on being a good neighbor State Lines app Harvest Hosts - not free, but offers good alternative places to stay Road Trip her - a Facebook group that offers women driveways and places to stay SUV/Car Living and Camping Women Only - Facebook group for women who live in their cars or SUVs Free campsites dot net - a website that lists tons of free camping and overnight options --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/solowomenrv/support
Season 2 Episode 62 4/11/21WOW this podcast is 3 years old. 1st episode was released on 3/9/2018. 62 episodes !! When I was getting ready to retire I wanted to continue to help people. And this podcast had allowed me to do that. The podcast had come a long way in 3 years. Here's a summary of the number of downloads this podcast had....1st month - 8 downloads6 months -100 downloads1st year - 1000 downloads2nd year - 2000 downloads3rd year - 3754 downloadsFor a total of 5,754It's amazing. My 1st episode took over 3 days to produce. My learning curve started with how the mic worked. Then how to load into the software on the computer, editing it, uploading to the host site and my website. And then as time went on, the process sped up but I was still hand writing notes which could take an hour or 2 for each episode. Now I used a voice recorder for my notes and from the time I finish recording an episode it takes about 15 minutes to get it published. And my website has grown too. It's had over 2,000 visitors from countries like china, canada, france, ireland, philippines, UK, india, vietnam, hungary, japan, germany, mexico, netherlands, EU, italy, australia, thailand, ukraine and singapore.and another 11 countries that had 1 visitor from each.I wonder if anyone listening has listened to every episode ?-ordered cabinet door in Oct 2020 . Emailed many times sometimes without a response. Finally the last day in Feb it is ready. Not sure if Covid, Thor or Camping world is reason for the 4 month wait time. But I do know there was a lack of contact from camping world Rv in Connecticut Motor Car and Coaches. Stripped, painted, and stickers applied. We are having them install gutters for us.We picked up the rig on 4/8/2021 And the repairs were covered by GEICO https://www.geico.com/ Here's a link to the photos on my facebook page https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?vanity=277623782811787&set=a.921581291749363 Our friends Bev and Axel said that he brings his motor coach to Blue Beacon and he knows other RVs that bring their rigs there to get washed and they've never had an issue very strange.So being we won't be traveling for at least another month or so with the weather and the rig still at the shop. Over the past few months we've been out hiking and snowshoeing. We've noticed during our travels. Some hiking trails are marked great. And Some terrible. And for someone who is new to an area it can be very frustrating trying to find the correct hiking trail. We really appreciate when people take care in marking a trail. I was talking to a volunteer who was marking a trail in Harriman State Park in NY. He said he likes to do what he calls a confirmation marker ... so after the trail takes a turn he likes to place a marker that confirms to the hiker which trail they are on. If you aren't sure what I mean by the term "trail markers" or are unsure what they mean here's a helpful guide I found for ya: https://www.greenbelly.co/pages/how-to-read-hiking-trail-signs-markers-blazes Speaking of hiking and exploring the National Park Service has a new app which includes all 420+ parks monuments seashores etc. Great free app where you can save parks you have visited, download park maps and info. We were amazed to see how many parks we have been to. I'm not sure about apple but here is the android app https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=gov.nps.mobileapp Also for hiking, there us a wonderful way to lower your stress. I have been hiking for many many years and recently found Avenza maps.Some free some nominal fees. You download the app then find an area you want to discover and download the map.This has introduced us to some wonderful hikes. And while hiking you can track exactly where you are on the trail map. You do not need Wi-Fi or data to use the map it uses the GPS in your phone. We love it ! We even found a map of NY City and Central Park for 0.99¢ usd.https://www.avenzamaps.com/mobile-maps?campaignid=10221828697&adgroupid=102940455500&adid=453328850375&gclid=CjwKCAjwxuuCBhATEiwAIIIz0XHDpBLDmJHeSH0fEowaCoAyFBlpgeFuGEhrKg47yQSlaAb9bsv1SRoCxpEQAvD_BwE On my website www.relaxrv.org click on Discounts to lower your stress.Discounts to:Mattress InsiderBoondockers WelcomeHarvest HostsEMS outdoor gear So what do you do to help manage your stress? Do you know anyone who would benefit from listening to a stress mange exercise?I have 3 FREE Stress Management recordings at www.RelaxRV.org/stressed-2-2/stressed-2 If that ain't your thing I made some videos about the improvements I mentioned and I posted them on YouTube at https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCzwH6GhSMBDJ7qKxsLng-TA Or you can watch them on www.relaxrv.org/videos-the-good-the-bad-and-the-modifications/ I took some pictures and posted them on the RelaxRV Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/Relax-RV-277623782811787/ for your enjoyment and edification. https://www.spreaker.com/show/relax-rv-podcast I'm on Instagram as @relaxrvpodcast https://www.instagram.com/invites/contact/?i=hsxp0gjpugbz&utm_content=5h4872a
Season 2 Episode 62 4/11/21WOW this podcast is 3 years old. 1st episode was released on 3/9/2018. 62 episodes !! When I was getting ready to retire I wanted to continue to help people. And this podcast had allowed me to do that. The podcast had come a long way in 3 years. Here's a summary of the number of downloads this podcast had....1st month - 8 downloads6 months -100 downloads1st year - 1000 downloads2nd year - 2000 downloads3rd year - 3754 downloadsFor a total of 5,754It's amazing. My 1st episode took over 3 days to produce. My learning curve started with how the mic worked. Then how to load into the software on the computer, editing it, uploading to the host site and my website. And then as time went on, the process sped up but I was still hand writing notes which could take an hour or 2 for each episode. Now I used a voice recorder for my notes and from the time I finish recording an episode it takes about 15 minutes to get it published. And my website has grown too. It's had over 2,000 visitors from countries like china, canada, france, ireland, philippines, UK, india, vietnam, hungary, japan, germany, mexico, netherlands, EU, italy, australia, thailand, ukraine and singapore.and another 11 countries that had 1 visitor from each.I wonder if anyone listening has listened to every episode ?-ordered cabinet door in Oct 2020 . Emailed many times sometimes without a response. Finally the last day in Feb it is ready. Not sure if Covid, Thor or Camping world is reason for the 4 month wait time. But I do know there was a lack of contact from camping world Rv in Connecticut Motor Car and Coaches. Stripped, painted, and stickers applied. We are having them install gutters for us.We picked up the rig on 4/8/2021 And the repairs were covered by GEICO https://www.geico.com/ Here's a link to the photos on my facebook page https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?vanity=277623782811787&set=a.921581291749363 Our friends Bev and Axel said that he brings his motor coach to Blue Beacon and he knows other RVs that bring their rigs there to get washed and they've never had an issue very strange.So being we won't be traveling for at least another month or so with the weather and the rig still at the shop. Over the past few months we've been out hiking and snowshoeing. We've noticed during our travels. Some hiking trails are marked great. And Some terrible. And for someone who is new to an area it can be very frustrating trying to find the correct hiking trail. We really appreciate when people take care in marking a trail. I was talking to a volunteer who was marking a trail in Harriman State Park in NY. He said he likes to do what he calls a confirmation marker ... so after the trail takes a turn he likes to place a marker that confirms to the hiker which trail they are on. If you aren't sure what I mean by the term "trail markers" or are unsure what they mean here's a helpful guide I found for ya: https://www.greenbelly.co/pages/how-to-read-hiking-trail-signs-markers-blazes Speaking of hiking and exploring the National Park Service has a new app which includes all 420+ parks monuments seashores etc. Great free app where you can save parks you have visited, download park maps and info. We were amazed to see how many parks we have been to. I'm not sure about apple but here is the android app https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=gov.nps.mobileapp Also for hiking, there us a wonderful way to lower your stress. I have been hiking for many many years and recently found Avenza maps.Some free some nominal fees. You download the app then find an area you want to discover and download the map.This has introduced us to some wonderful hikes. And while hiking you can track exactly where you are on the trail map. You do not need Wi-Fi or data to use the map it uses the GPS in your phone. We love it ! We even found a map of NY City and Central Park for 0.99¢ usd.https://www.avenzamaps.com/mobile-maps?campaignid=10221828697&adgroupid=102940455500&adid=453328850375&gclid=CjwKCAjwxuuCBhATEiwAIIIz0XHDpBLDmJHeSH0fEowaCoAyFBlpgeFuGEhrKg47yQSlaAb9bsv1SRoCxpEQAvD_BwE On my website www.relaxrv.org click on Discounts to lower your stress.Discounts to:Mattress InsiderBoondockers WelcomeHarvest HostsEMS outdoor gear So what do you do to help manage your stress? Do you know anyone who would benefit from listening to a stress mange exercise?I have 3 FREE Stress Management recordings at www.RelaxRV.org/stressed-2-2/stressed-2 If that ain't your thing I made some videos about the improvements I mentioned and I posted them on YouTube at https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCzwH6GhSMBDJ7qKxsLng-TA Or you can watch them on www.relaxrv.org/videos-the-good-the-bad-and-the-modifications/ I took some pictures and posted them on the RelaxRV Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/Relax-RV-277623782811787/ for your enjoyment and edification. https://www.spreaker.com/show/relax-rv-podcast I'm on Instagram as @relaxrvpodcast https://www.instagram.com/invites/contact/?i=hsxp0gjpugbz&utm_content=5h4872a
This week, Brian McRae, Division Chief of Land and Water Access for the North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission, discusses the hiking opportunities abundant in the half million acres of land owned by the WRC across the state. Be warned, though: these aren't your tamed and groomed state or national parks. They tend to be a little wilder — and a lot less crowded. In short, they require a little extra preparation before exploring, and Brian discusses the various resources available to help you do just that.Helpful links:N.C. Wildlife Resources Commission website, and specifically the maps page. Avenza Maps. Find pdf versions of all NCWRC gameland maps on the Avenza app, including location service. OnX. Also find maps, geared more toward hunters, on the OnX app.Check out gamelands in other Southeast states:Tennessee Wildlife Resources AgencyVirginia Division of Wildlife ResourcesSouth Carolina Department of Natural ResourcesGeorgia Wildlife Resources DivisionWest Virginia Division of Natural ResourcesIn the News segment:Read the Asheville Citizen-Times article on Linville Gorge's South End Trails Project here.Learn more about Outforia's look at deaths in National Parks between 2010 and 2020, here.
In this episode, Gary and Gary discuss essential items and gear to bring with you on your wheeling outings. And lots of work going into our rigs you have to catch up on. Per usual there is listener feedback and a Jeep of the week. Tune in to hear a fresh new episode of the Northwest Jeepcast. Look for bonus content at patreon.com/nwjeepcast. The NWJEEPCAST Original 10 Essentials 0.5 Wheel with buddies We can not understate the importance of wheeling with other people. It makes all of these other essentials easier. You can share tools and other emergency supplies if necessary. If something catastrophic happens with your rig or self, you have far greater options for survival with other rigs with you to assist. Navigation (map and compass) For wheelin, having a map and compass are good, especially if you run out of power. Maps in this case can be Topo like hiker/backpacker/mountaineers, but given the distance our rigs travel that could be many maps. For us it is more practical to have MUVM type maps or others similar to that; or guide books/trail reports. For the most part we have to stay on offroad trails or forest roads and maps with these are best for us. Given that we can usually carry sufficient power, using GPS and mapping software such as Gaia or Avenza which can also import Forest Service digital maps. And finally having radio equipment on board our rigs is very helpful in keeping a group of rigs navigating the same course of trails/roads. The minimum is a CB for short range (a mile or two) communication, but better yet is Ham (requires certification) or hand held dual band radios which can communicate5-50 or more miles. Sun protection (sunglasses and sunscreen) For wheelin, both sunglasses and sunscreen are needed. Additionally having some form of shade for our rigs is important when we are wheelin open air; Softop up, Safari/bikini on, or spider shade. These will protect us in our rigs from getting baked and burnt when we've had too much sun running topless. Insulation (extra clothing) For wheelin, we have much greater carry capacities than people on foot do. Bringing along rain gear, wind gear, jackets and heavy blankets is not much of an inconvenience for us, nor will it slow us down much if any. Illumination (headlamp/flashlight) For wheelin, having a headlamp/flashlight is also essential. I can count may times I've come off the trail at night due to breakdowns on the trail. And then of course there is actual night wheelin. In addition to having personal illumination, our rigs need sufficient lighting for the kind of night wheelin we intentionally or unintentionally do. At a minimum we need sufficient forward and side lighting to see safe distances to find the trail and avoid obstacles. The faster you intend to trail off road the greater the lighting requirements with desert racing at night requiring the most illumination, plus for dusty day racing having warning rear lights is essential as well. For rock crawlers having some rear lighting and under carriage rock lighting is also very useful. Vision X provides great off road illumination products for all conditions. First-aid supplies For wheelin, again having more carrying capacity we can afford to carry larger first aid kits than foot travelers can. At a minimum we should carry a good wilderness first aid kit and manual like the mountaineers do as we too can be quite far from professional medical help. See our show notes for wilderness first aid kits and manuals. Also having Ham radios with emergency repeaters programmed in is very useful in emergency conditions for contacting medical personnel when cell service is not available. Fire (waterproof matches/lighter/candles) For wheelin, at a minimum we need to carry at least this much fire capability with us. Depending on the season and fire restrictions we can bring wood with us as well and often do except mid summer; including winter snow wheelin. Repair kit and tools For wheelin, this is where we have the biggest enhancement to the 10 essentials. Not only do we have personal repair kits and tools including items such as Leatherman tools, but we minimally carry fluids, small tool kits and spare parts. For longer multi day trips we carry larger tool kits and more spare parts. See Episode 106 Tools for Trail Fixes (May 7, 2018), Episode 107 Trail Repair Box & Spare Parts (May 14, 2018) and Episode 108 Recovery Gear Deep Dive (May 21, 2018). Nutrition (extra food) For wheelin, again given our greater carrying capacity we can and should bring enough extra food for a day delay in the back country. Hydration (extra water) For wheelin, again given our greater carrying capacity we can and should bring a minimum of 1 gallon of water per person per day. If water is not available along the trail to be filtered and in hot conditions, more water per person is advised, like say 2 gallons extra per person for the trip. Emergency shelter For wheelin, this depends on what kind of rig we are in. If it is totally open air then for sure bring a tarp that can be fastened to the rig to ride out storms and/or nights. If the rig can be completely closed up, including softops/doors then the rig can serve as the primary shelter. It is always a good idea to have an personally portable emergency shelter such as a tube tent with you in case you have to hike out for help. --Visit Northridge4x4.com for all your Jeep needs and listen for a special coupon code. Start your Amazon shopping experience at http://nwjeepcast.com/amazon to help support this show. 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In this episode: News: Be a speaker at CreativePro events! Please fill out this form David and Anne-Marie presenting at Adobe MAX 2020 (free!) Our latest book, TypeTalk Vol. 1 by Ilene Strizver, now in PDF and print Adobe InDesign 2020 15.1.2 - bug fix and feature tweaks Adobe Fonts Gotchas Double-clicks you should try! OIFOTW: Paste Into State News and special offers from our sponsors: >> Issuu is the all-in-one platform to create and distribute beautiful digital publications, from brochures to magazines to sales collateral and more. It’s perfect for creators, marketers, designers, educators, publishers, sales-people or anyone that wants to make eye-catching content. And Issuu makes it easy. Simply use the InDesign plug-in or upload your PDFs and files and Issuu transforms them using your vision and customizable templates to create the content you want. Check out their session at CreativePro Week 2020. >> Avenza Systems' MAPublisher (for Illustrator) and Geographic Imager (for Photoshop) are powerful tools for all graphic designers who want to dive more deeply into cartography and map making. Learn more by watching David's recent Facebook Live interview with Avenza, and see their session from CreativePro Week 2020. Links mentioned in this podcast: Fix for the problem when File Info opens off screen Adobe Font Gotchas info Adobe Community post about the "retiring" fonts Our post about the news (see Roger Black's comment) Adobe Help file and FAQ about retired subscription fonts Check on status of Adobe's type (and other) servers Our post about Great Double-clicks Using the Eyedropper to copy and paste object positions Here's the Adobe Help page about Paste Into State
VENTILATE OR DIE! Yes, ventilation is very important. Also, all about Backup Cameras, should we have News?, A review of the GasOne Stove, a trip to Salem MA, the Avenza Maps App, and Leveling for sleeping. COVID-19: This the BEST resource https://vanlifers.co/pages/coronavirus We've been named #1 #vanlife Podcast by Feedspot! Click here for the full list of excellent podcasts. Ventilation Plan for it - it's very important Common Fan Solutions MaxAir - https://amzn.to/2EUUhK4 Fantastic - https://amzn.to/2DBKDeM Ventline - https://amzn.to/2DgS5MC Trailer Vent - From eTrailer Clamshell - (These need a fan as well) https://amzn.to/3aaqx7H RV Vent - https://amzn.to/33tzW8N Product Review GasOne Propane/Butane Stove - https://amzn.to/2PqUkPL A Place to Visit 2021 Salem, MA Trip! Curious Adventurer's Guild Facebook Group
Avrei dovuto inaugurare questo genere di puntate raccontando quelle passate, ma poi ho trovato tanti altri argomenti di cui parlare ed ho finito per posticipare la cosa. E allora vediamo di raccontare la mia esperienza in gara, iniziando da quella a cui ho partecipato giusto domenica scorsa (per chi ascolta in differita, il 23 febbraio 2020): la White Marble Marathon di Carrara.In verità sarebbe più giusto dire la World Running Academy Half Marathon di Marina di Carrara. Infatti, non ho preso parte alla maratona completa e nemmeno alla 30km perché in questo momento non li avrei nelle gambe.Quando ho visto qualche mese fa l’esistenza di questa gara, me la sono appuntata, ma non ero sicuro di prendervi parte. Infatti, inizialmente avevo messo come obiettivo la Mezza Maratona delle Due Perle di Santa Margherita Ligure, che si è tenuta ad inizio febbraio.Però poi quella gara, per impegni personali, mi è saltata. E ho rispolverato questa. A livello di tabelle allenamenti mi è bastato allungare la preparazione di 3 settimane. Ho accarezzato anche l’idea di correre la mia prima gara da 30km, ma poi ho preferito ripiegare sulla mezza, dato che mi stavo allenando principalmente per quella distanza, approfittando anche di un percorso molto veloce per puntare a migliorare il mio tempo.L’obiettivo era scendere sotto l’ora e 50. E alla fine ce l'ho fatta. Per la precisione: un'ora 49 minuti e 14 secondi.Ma andiamo per ordine.Costo iscrizione: 30 euro per me. Prenotando prima si sarebbe potuto risparmiare qualcosa in più.Pacco gara quasi inesistente, fatta eccezione per la maglia tecnica, molto carina.Per il resto conteneva una bottiglia d’acqua di vetro da un litro e una bustina di zucchero. Più la spugna per gli spugnaggi fai da te e qualche volantino di altre gare. Non c’erano neanche le spille per attaccare il pettorale, ma per fortuna ne avevo alcune a casa. Comunque non essendo una corsa troppo costosa, ci può anche stare.Expo facile da raggiungere, anche per chi non era della zona, e ritiro pettorale velocissimo. Gara: 1059 finisher totali. 259 maratona, 254 30km e 546 mezza.Percorso velocissimo, da personale, pieno di drittoni che tanto ai runner. Tutto pianeggiante a parte giusto un paio di ponti, ma poca roba. Tracciato segnato molto bene, nonostante le quattro distanze (c'era anche una non competitiva, chiamata Family Run). Era davvero impossibile sbagliare. Anche la sicurezza stradale era davvero eccellente.Tanti volontari, tutti gentilissimi e disponibili. Ristori così così, un po' scarsini. Acqua e sali minerali e basta. Non so se era così anche per le distanze oltre la mezza. Pochi bagni, a occhio.Paesaggio non indimenticabile, senza nulla togliere ad una zona dove ho trascorso un bel po' di tempo. Sicuramente non è possibile fare un paragone con altre mie gare passate sotto questo aspetto, tipo Firenze o Vienna.Però, soprattutto la prima parte, corsa nella zona periferica di Avenza non era proprio spettacolare. Meglio quando si è arrivati al lungomare. Ma anche lì in buona parte del tracciato non si era proprio sul mare, ma in una via interna.Clima ideale per correre. Freddino, ma non troppo. Coperto, con un timido sole a far capolino ogni tanto.Sono partito un po' troppo forte rispetto a quanto previsto e alla fine l'ho un po' pagato. Ho rallentato negli ultimi 5km, corsi a 5,25, ma ho gestito i tempi per stare sotto il tempo che mi ero prefissato. Non fate come me, ma cercate di andare o regolari o di fare il “negative split”.Medaglia davvero bella, con il 21 fatto proprio in marmo. Vi metto la foto sul canale Telegram. Belle anche quelle della 30km e della maratona.Ristoro finale sicuramente migliore dei ristori trovati in gara. A partire dall'acqua, moltissima, sempre nei boccioni da litro, al punto che hanno iniziato a regalare le casse da 6, che pesavano 100 tonnellate. Io mi sono limitato ad una bottiglia.Sono soddisfatto di aver raggiunto comunque io mio piccolo obiettivo, per quanto non certo così impossibile da ottenere.Nel complesso una gara discreta: ben organizzata, anche se con qualche difettuccio. La mezza la rifarei. Non so se farei la maratona, onestamente. Un po' per i ristori e un po' perché avrei paura di trovarmi da solo in alcune parti del tracciato, per i pochi partecipanti. E anche perché a livello paesaggistico potrebbe essere noioso. Sono piccole cose che in una gara come la maratona fanno la differenza.----------------------Seguimi!Canale Telegram: https://t.me/da0a42Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/da0a42/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/da0a42/Sito: https://da0a42.home.blogOppure contattami!Telegram: https://t.me/lorenzomaggianiE-Mail: dazeroaquarantadue@gmail.com----------------------Music credits: Feeling of Sunlight by Danosongs - https://danosongs.com
The guys sit down and discuss the passing of their financials as the 4th quarter holds so many heavy hitters, The downfall of Telltale Studios, and a little bit more in between game releases! Enjoy everyone. I would like to thank the people who provide us with the intro and outro music. Avenza for his song Game On as the intro James Mercy and Mia Vaile for their song Wildfire ! (Socials will be posted for everything soon)
The boys sit down with our special guest DJ to talk about the amazing things we are excited about that came from Comic Con, the biggest gaming disasters ever, and all the new games we've been playing (or Warframe). Thank you to all our Patreon members for all the support shoutout to the Level 2 tier Patreon supporters: Leo Cardona and Derek Marr Thank you to the the artists who provide us with the intro and outro music! Avenza for his song Game On! Make sure to check him out on Youtube James Mercy and Mia Vaile for the song Wildfire!
This week Gary and Gary discuss an adaptation of the classic 10 Essentials , but for wheelin. They discuss some listener feedback new in this week, plus Carissa reads the new iTunes reviews. And of course there is a famous Jeep of the Week. Tune in to hear a fresh new episode of the Northwest Jeepcast. Look for bonus content at patreon.com/nwjeepcast. 1. Navigation (map and compass) For wheelin, having a map and compass are good, especially if you run out of power. Maps in this case can be Topo like hiker/backpacker/mountaineers, but given the distance our rigs travel that could be many maps. For us it is more practical to have MUVM type maps or others similar to that; or guide books/trail reports. For the most part we have to stay on offroad trails or forest roads and maps with these are best for us. Given that we can usually carry sufficient power, using GPS and mapping software such as Gaia or Avenza which can also import Forest Service digital maps. And finally having radio equipment on board our rigs is very helpful in keeping a group of rigs navigating the same course of trails/roads. The minimum is a CB for short range (a mile or two) communication, but better yet is Ham (requires certification) or hand held dual band radios which can communicate5-50 or more miles. 2. Sun protection (sunglasses and sunscreen) For wheelin, both sunglasses and sunscreen are needed. Additionally having some form of shade for our rigs is important when we are wheelin open air; Softop up, Safari/bikini on, or spider shade. These will protect us in our rigs from getting baked and burnt when we've had too much sun running topless. 3. Insulation (extra clothing) For wheelin, we have much greater carry capacities than people on foot do. Bringing along rain gear, wind gear, jackets and heavy blankets is not much of an inconvenience for us, nor will it slow us down much if any. 4. Illumination (headlamp/flashlight) For wheelin, having a headlamp/flashlight is also essential. I can count may times I've come off the trail at night due to breakdowns on the trail. And then of course there is actual night wheelin. In addition to having personal illumination, our rigs need sufficient lighting for the kind of night wheelin we intentionally or unintentionally do. At a minimum we need sufficient forward and side lighting to see safe distances to find the trail and avoid obstacles. The faster you intend to trail off road the greater the lighting requirements with desert racing at night requiring the most illumination, plus for dusty day racing having warning rear lights is essential as well. For rock crawlers having some rear lighting and under carriage rock lighting is also very useful. Vision X provides great off road illumination products for all conditions. 5. First-aid supplies For wheelin, again having more carrying capacity we can afford to carry larger first aid kits than foot travelers can. At a minimum we should carry a good wilderness first aid kit and manual like the mountaineers do as we too can be quite far from professional medical help. See our show notes for wilderness first aid kits and manuals. Also having Ham radios with emergency repeaters programmed in is very useful in emergency conditions for contacting medical personnel when cell service is not available. 6. Fire (waterproof matches/lighter/candles) For wheelin, at a minimum we need to carry at least this much fire capability with us. Depending on the season and fire restrictions we can bring wood with us as well and often do except mid summer; including winter snow wheelin. 7. Repair kit and tools For wheelin, this is where we have the biggest enhancement to the 10 essentials. Not only do we have personal repair kits and tools including items such as Leatherman tools, but we minimally carry fluids, small tool kits and spare parts. For longer multi day trips we carry larger tool kits and more spare parts. See Episode 106 Tools for Trail Fixes (May 7, 2018), Episode 107 Trail Repair Box & Spare Parts (May 14, 2018) and Episode 108 Recovery Gear Deep Dive (May 21, 2018). 8. Nutrition (extra food) For wheelin, again given our greater carrying capacity we can and should bring enough extra food for a day delay in the back country. 9. Hydration (extra water) For wheelin, again given our greater carrying capacity we can and should bring a minimum of 1 gallon of water per person per day. If water is not available along the trail to be filtered and in hot conditions, more water per person is advised, like say 2 gallons extra per person for the trip. 10. Emergency shelter For wheelin, this depends on what kind of rig we are in. If it is totally open air then for sure bring a tarp that can be fastened to the rig to ride out storms and/or nights. If the rig can be completely closed up, including softops/doors then the rig can serve as the primary shelter. It is always a good idea to have an personally portable emergency shelter such as a tube tent with you in case you have to hike out for help. Links: ** Mountaineering First Aid || **SWBCrawler YouTube Channel || --Visit Northridge4x4.com for all your Jeep needs and listen for a special coupon code. Start your Amazon shopping experience at http://nwjeepcast.com/amazon to help support this show. And follow us @nwjeepcast on Instagram, Twitter and Facebook.
On this week's episode we our joined once again with our Patreon Member, Billy, To discuss the Games and showcases we may see at E3 next week! Let's hope at least a few of our more obscure predictions come true just for fun. Also how about that new Kingdom Hearts 3 gameplay aw damn. I would like to thank the people who provide us with the intro and outro music for the podcast: Make sure to go check them out! Avenza for the intro song Game On! And James Mercy and Mia Vaile for the song Wildfire for the outro. Make sure to check out there social media down below https://www.facebook.com/AvenzaOfficial/
Episode 15 the EzXp Crew reminisces the beginning of gaming, Go over all of the awesome goodies we got for Nintendo Direct, and all the challenges gamers put themselves through to get the most out of their game. Thank you all for listening and thank you to all the Patreon Members for your support! Follow us on all our Social Media: Facebook.com/EzXpPodcast Twitter: @EzXpP Instgram: @EzXpPodcast Thank you to Avenza for the awesome intro Game On! Check him out on his Social Media Avenza Social Media: @avenza twitter.com/AvenzaOfficial For the outro James Mercy and Mia Vaile for Wildfire! James Mercy ✗ @jamesmercymusic ✗ twitter.com/jamesmercymusic ✗ www.instagram.com/jamesmercymusic ✗ www.facebook.com/jamesmercymusic Mia Vaile ✗ @miavaile ✗ www.instagram.com/miavaile/ ✗ twitter.com/miavaile ✗ www.facebook.com/miavaile Thanks also to Kevin Macleod for the "Standby Music" we used in the podcast. www.youtube.com/user/kmmusic
What are we playing? Danny: The Evil Within 2 http://store.steampowered.com/agecheck/app/601430/ Doki Doki Literature Club http://store.steampowered.com/app/698780/agecheck Dungeons of the Endless http://store.steampowered.com/app/249050/Dungeon_of_the_Endless/ Brant: Monster Hunter Worlds http://www.monsterhunterworld.com/us/ Gunhouse http://necrosoftgames.com/gunhouse/ Fish: http://store.steampowered.com/app/646570/Slay_the_Spire/ Vaughn: https://streetfighter.com/ Together: Don't Starve Together, Overcooked, Mahjong EzXp First Official Tournament : Dragonball FighterZ ! https://www.bandainamcoent.com/games/dragon-ball-fighterz Follow us on all our social media: www.facebook.com/EZXPodcast/ Twitter: @EzXpP Instagram: @EzXpPodcast EzXpPodcast@gmail.com Thank you to Avenza for the awesome intro Game On! Check him out on his Social Media Avenza Social Media: https://soundcloud.com/avenza https://twitter.com/AvenzaOfficial For the outro James Mercy and Mia Vaile for Wildfire! James Mercy ✗ https://soundcloud.com/jamesmercymusic ✗ https://twitter.com/jamesmercymusic ✗ https://www.instagram.com/jamesmercymusic ✗ https://www.facebook.com/jamesmercymusic Mia Vaile ✗ https://soundcloud.com/miavaile ✗ https://www.instagram.com/miavaile/ ✗ https://twitter.com/miavaile ✗ https://www.facebook.com/miavaile Thanks also to Kevin Macleod for the "Standby Music" we used in the podcast. https://www.youtube.com/user/kmmusic
In this interview Senior Station Officer Chris Hall from the Country Fire Authority in Victoria, Australia, shares his experiences while on an international deployment. He talks about the value of exchanging ideas from both interstate and international emergency management agencies. Deployment to California In October 2017, personnel from the Country Fire Authority and Victoria’s Forest Fire Management Victoria were deployed to assist in fighting the fires in Northern California. According to Emergency Management Victoria, there is a healthy relationship with California, in particular, CalOES and CalFire. Incident Overview On 8 October 2017, multiple wildfires occurred across California. The wildfires burned more than 245,000 acres, 8,900 structures and were responsible for 43 deaths. 2017 has seen California endure some of the worst wildfires in United States History. An Incident overview is available at California Wildfire Statewide Recovery Resource. Pack Test require for international deployment The pack test for personnel deployed to California involved waking 4.83 kilometres on a level track carrying a weight of 20.4 kilograms within 45 minutes. In a Fire Note from 2011, the Bushfire CRC discusses The relevance of the Pack Hike Test for Australian bushfire firefighters. http://www.bushfirecrc.com/sites/default/files/managed/resource/pack_hike_test_fire_note.pdf Incident Action Plans The incident action planning process provides a tool to synchronise operations at the incident level. It ensures that incident operations support of incident objectives. QR Codes and Avenza QR code (abbreviated from Quick Response Code) is the trademark for a type of matrix barcode (or two-dimensional barcode) first designed for the automotive industry in Japan. A barcode is a machine-readable optical label that contains information about the item to which it is attached. Avenza uses QR codes to deliver maps electronically. Avenza Maps® is a mobile map app that allows you to download maps for offline use on iOS or Android smartphone or tablet as well as on Windows 10 devices. Managing an incident within an incident A highlight for Chris was the way that CalFire focused on the importance of having a plan of action should an incident within an incident eventuate. The use of the Medical Plan form was critical in facilitating this process. The National Wildfire Coordinating Group provides instructions for completing this form. Wildland Urban Interface (WIU) Placard Another key point of interest for Chris was Calfire's use of the "Wildland Urban Interface Placard"(WIU). The purpose of WUI placard is to: Triage a property to determine the risks associated with defending a particular property. Document property information found during structure assessment at a specific point in time. Allow the Company Officer or Chief Officer to communicate their assessment of conditions to other responding units. Please follow the link to CalFire’s Training document: http://calfireweb.fire.ca.gov/library/handbooks/7000/Exhibit_CalfireWuiPlacardTraining.pdf The form can also is available at http://www.firescope.org/ics-forms/ICS%20231.pdf Demobilisation Demobilisation is the orderly, safe, and efficient return of an incident resource to its original location and status. The Demobilization Check-Out form (ICS 221) ensures that resources checking out of the incident have completed all appropriate incident business, and provides the Planning Section information on resources released from the incident. Demobilization is a planned process, and this form assists with that planning. Incident Demobilization Vehicle Safety Inspection form (ICS 212) requires the Vehicle Operator to complete items & submit to Resource Unit Leader before demobilisation can occur. Ask your questions or share your feedback Comment on the show notes Email feedback@emergencymanagementpodcast.com (audio files welcome)
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In this episode, host Nancy Christopher will talk with Mary Motiff, Bayfield County’s Director of Tourism, and James Tayler, owner of Runamuk Rides to talk about the amazing ATV and snowmobiling trails in Bayfield County. We’ll also talk about upcoming holiday events. Best of Bayfield County ContestWinners have officially been released. Holiday Shopping Bayfield County has many different shops and galleries people can visit for holiday gifts and entertaining. The area also hosts a number of holiday bazaars and has a Holiday Spirit Gallery Tour just around the corner. Find more events on our Events Calendar. Runamuk RidesLocated in Iron River, WI, Runamuk Rides offers both guided and unguided ATV, UTV, and snowmobile rentals. In addition to rentals, they also offer sales, service, and fuel at four locations along the endless trail systems. Bayfield County TrailsBayfield County has some of the best ATV and snowmobiling trails in the state. Jim shares his favorite trails in the area, describes the tours Runamuk offers, and discusses popular off-road technology and vehicles. Upcoming EventsWine Tasting DinnerWine tasting dinner event hosted at Lakewoods Resort. Chequamegon Bay Turkey Trot 5K walk or run along the Lake Superior shore. Funds raised are donated to the Chequamegon Bay Area Community Fund. Tree Lighting Events: Various communities embrace the excitement of the season with traditional tree lighting ceremonies and events, beginning in late November. Hunter DinnersMany communities throughout the county host Hunter Dinners to raise money for various fundraisers. Find them all on our Calendar of Events. If you like what you’ve heard, and want to learn more about Bayfield County, be sure to subscribe to our podcasts. Get into nature at travelbayfiedlcounty.com, and don’t forget to explore our interactive map. Avenza MapsiTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/avenza-maps/id388424049?mt=8 Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.Avenza&hl=en Affiliate LinksTri Lake Timbers - Tri Lake Timbers, in Iron River, has a variety of beautiful cabins with access to snowmobile, ATV and hiking trails galore. In the summer, relax on the swimming beach or rent a pontoon or fishing boat and get out on the water. Valhalla View Pub & Grub - Valhalla View has 24-hour pay at the pump fuel, drinks, and food to satisfy you and your machine. One of the best dining experiences around, Valhalla View has a full dinner menu, daily specials, all-you-can-eat salad bar, hand-made pizza and more! Barnes Trading Post & Wilderness Inn - This historic property in the Town of Barnes began in 1888, and is now a get-a-way for all seasons. Fishing, hiking, swimming, water skiing, picking wild blueberries, raspberries and blackberries in the summer months, plus hunting, snowmobiling and ice fishing during the winter months. Relax in any of 8, beautifully-themed suites and enjoy the great company at the bar, which serves great food breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Flying Eagle Resort - Nestled between Basswood Lake and Spirit Lake in the Chequamegon-Nicolet National Forest, Flying Eagle is adjacent to the major snowmobile and ATV trails. Relax in any of our 13 fully-furnished modern cabins or more than 150 campsites, and enjoy a full-service bar and restaurant located on-site.
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