Showing posts with label Survive. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Survive. Show all posts

Monday, 21 February 2011

!!WOW!! How to Survive Army Basic Training Series "MRE" !!MUST SEE!!

For more info or to join the California Army National Guard, visit www.iguardcalifornia.com or for Tips To Survive Army Basic Training visit http This is a great video to help you get familiar with MRE's. You'll eat quite a few while your in Basic Training. Menu 8 - Grilled Beef Patty The Meal, Ready-to-Eat — commonly known as the MRE — is a self-contained, individual field ration in lightweight packaging bought by the United States military for its service members for use in combat or other field conditions where organized food facilities are not available. The MRE replaced the canned MCI or Meal, Combat, Individual rations in 1981 and is the intended successor to the lighter LRP ration developed by the United States Army for Special Forces and Ranger patrol units in Vietnam. General contents may include: * Main course (entree) * Side dish * Dessert or snack (often commercial candy, fortified pastry, or HOOAH! Bar) * crackers or bread * Spread of cheese, peanut butter, or jelly * Powdered beverage mix: fruit flavored drink, cocoa, instant coffee or tea, sport drink, or dairy shake. * Utensils (usually just a plastic spoon) * Flameless ration heater (FRH) * Beverage mixing bag * Accessory pack: o Xylitol chewing gum o Water-resistant matches o Napkin / toilet paper o Moist towelette o Seasonings, including salt, pepper, sugar, creamer, and/or Tabasco sauce Pls rate, comment or subscribe.



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MEgnN33LwSQ&hl=en

Monday, 1 November 2010

Mountain Lion Safety - How to Survive If You Come Face to Face With a Mountain Lion

The ability to view wildlife in its natural habitat is a true gift that can't be given by the local zoo. While mountain towns like Breckenridge attract outdoor adventure seekers and nature lovers, it is also lucky enough to be home to many animals, including mountain lions. While mountain visitors are extremely unlikely to meet a mountain lion, precautions should still be understood in the rare event that a sighting occurs.



Make Safe Decisions Early: Whenever you're setting out for a day of mountain activity in Breckenridge, take a few precautions that will help to decrease your risk of wildlife attack. Never hike alone. While mountain lions are not likely to approach humans, they are even less likely to approach a more threatening larger group. Children should always stay close to adults and never be out of eyesight.



Spotting a Mountain Lion: While they may seem threatening, mountain lions are beautiful and magnificent creatures. Tawny-colored with black tips on its ears and tail, mountain lions are one of North America's largest cats. While males can grow as long as eight feet and weigh up to 150 pounds, females are a bit shorter and lighter at seven feet long, weighing up to 90 pounds.



Mountain Lion Activity: As their name implies, mountain lions obviously make the mountains their home. While mountain lion danger is low in Breckenridge (your chance of getting attacked by a mountain lion is less than getting struck by lightening), sharing their home still means you should be prepared for a sighting. As with all wildlife, do not approach a mountain lion. Stay far away and give the animal an easy way to escape.



Taking Extreme Measures: In most all cases, your presence alone will scare off a nearby mountain lion. In the event that the lion does not escape, avoid your instinct to run. Running will increase the animal's own instinct to chase you. Stay calm and make eye contact with the lion. Avoid squatting or bending as mountain lions are more likely to go after shorter prey. In fact, do what you can to appear large by raising and waving your arms or opening your jacket. Throw stones, branches, and yell at the mountain lion in a loud, firm voice so that it begins to understand that you are not prey, but that you actually pose a danger. In the extreme case that a mountain lion attacks, do all you can to fight back with a rock, stick, jacket, or any other items you might have at your access.



Protecting Children: It won't likely be as easy for a child to control the instinct to run when facing a mountain lion. Similarly, since children are shorter, a mountain lion is more likely to confuse them for prey. If you are exploring the mountains with children and meet a mountain lion, pick the child up. However, try to avoid bending or turning your back to the mountain lion when doing so.



Contact a Park Ranger Immediately: If you come in contact with a mountain lion, immediately notify a park ranger to avoid further threat to others.

Remember, mountain lion sightings are extremely rare. Attacks are even rarer. Still, keeping yourself informed and prepared is the best way to travel through the mountains of Breckenridge.

Friday, 16 July 2010

We Are Crazy Tough to Survive in This Market

It takes a viable organization and the ability to adapt and the people who have the "Sand" to pull it off. We have seen horrendous markets in the late 70's, the early eighties and the late eighties were not all that great either. These were challenging however the companies and individuals that had the passion to succeed found a way to adapt.

These last couple of years and the year ahead has forced many companies to explore new avenues to prosper in the worst market most of us have personally experienced. In the real estate industry here in Tucson, the companies that have come through are the ones who have the toughest people and the systems to allow them to succeed in emerging areas of market viability.

These include the REO/foreclosure market, the short sale market and the rental market. In the residential real estate industry, these are the three areas that can sustain an organization and its' agents and staff.

As we forge ahead these next 12 months, companies will have to decide where to put their limited capital in upgrading their systems. These systems include lead generation, web site optimization, phone and communication, internet access, continuing education for the agents and staff, file management systems, accounting and information gathering systems.

To put all this in motion takes leadership and people with the mental toughness and skills to prevail. The Arizona Rangers of 1903 had this toughness and integrity to bring the Arizona territory into statehood. They were able to assess the landscape and come up with a plan to survive in very difficult circumstances.