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If you don't have two minutes to watch me introduce the all new mikeroweWORKS Ruck Bag then feel free to buy one right now 100% of the net profits go to mikeroweWORKS, and there really is no better ruck bag in existence than this one. The story of why GORUCK decided to support mikeroweWORKSis mildly amusing, but again - I realize not everyone has time for a mildly amusing story on a rainy Thursday morning. Just know that they're only 100 of these remarkable ruck bags in existence, and I suspect they'll sell out very quickly. Get yours at PS. This is the GR1, by the way. It's the same bag I use, and it's virtually indestructible. It was made in the USA and designed by special forces lunatics who march for days on end with a hundred pounds on their backs while getting shot at. (I don't recommend you do that, but with this bag you could.) I can also tell you that walking with weight has been a game changer for thousands of people, including me, and a great way to drop weight and keep it off. So...keep on rucking!
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If you don't have two minutes to watch me introduce the all new mikeroweWORKS Ruck Bag then feel free to buy one right now 100% of the net profits go to mikeroweWORKS, and there really is no better ruck bag in existence than this one. The story of why GORUCK decided to support mikeroweWORKSis mildly amusing, but again - I realize not everyone has time for a mildly amusing story on a rainy Thursday morning. Just know that they're only 100 of these remarkable ruck bags in existence, and I suspect they'll sell out very quickly. Get yours at PS. This is the GR1, by the way. It's the same bag I use, and it's virtually indestructible. It was made in the USA and designed by special forces lunatics who march for days on end with a hundred pounds on their backs while getting shot at. (I don't recommend you do that, but with this bag you could.) I can also tell you that walking with weight has been a game changer for thousands of people, including me, and a great way to drop weight and keep it off. So...keep on rucking!

The Real Mike Rowe

55,994 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr

Vivek Ramaswamy message to YouTube is actually a much more important message about Free Speech “This is a message for the leadership of YouTube — My understanding is in the last 24 hours, you locked the accounts and shut down the accounts of two guys, Nick Fuentes and Alex Jones. They have big followings on the American right. I think it's better if you just unlock those accounts and let the guys be heard. —The reason I'm asking you to do it is that censorship isn't good for America. It's antithetical to our culture, and we're the country on God's green Earth where we're able to talk to each other in the open I want to credit YouTube and Google and your parent company and so much of your competitors in Silicon Valley for creating the first instance of the free and open internet with search engines. It's a beautiful thing for democratizing speech. But I think we take a step in the wrong direction when we choke those same technologies that allow us to access open debate and open ideas. It breeds discontent. It breeds frustration. It actually breeds mistrust. If you tell people they can't speak, that's when they scream. And if you tell people they can't scream, that's when they tear things down. So I think pre- free speech is a precondition for peace. It's a precondition for the scientific method. It's a precondition for our shared unity, our shared national identity as Americans. — It's the question of whether this is good or bad for America, and I think we live in a moment right now where when we tell people, whether it's the government or even a powerful company, when you tell people that because of who you are, you deserve not to be heard, I think that actually divides us. Even if it's done with the best of intentions of thinking it brings most of the rest of the country together, in the long run, it actually throws kerosene on the very flame you were trying to, to quash. — It's not even about the content. It's about the principle. I'd ask you to restore the accounts of those guys and believe me, it will be a down payment on beginning to reunite this country, a project on which we have yet a very long way to go. Thanks a lot for considering.”
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Vivek Ramaswamy message to YouTube is actually a much more important message about Free Speech “This is a message for the leadership of YouTube — My understanding is in the last 24 hours, you locked the accounts and shut down the accounts of two guys, Nick Fuentes and Alex Jones. They have big followings on the American right. I think it's better if you just unlock those accounts and let the guys be heard. —The reason I'm asking you to do it is that censorship isn't good for America. It's antithetical to our culture, and we're the country on God's green Earth where we're able to talk to each other in the open I want to credit YouTube and Google and your parent company and so much of your competitors in Silicon Valley for creating the first instance of the free and open internet with search engines. It's a beautiful thing for democratizing speech. But I think we take a step in the wrong direction when we choke those same technologies that allow us to access open debate and open ideas. It breeds discontent. It breeds frustration. It actually breeds mistrust. If you tell people they can't speak, that's when they scream. And if you tell people they can't scream, that's when they tear things down. So I think pre- free speech is a precondition for peace. It's a precondition for the scientific method. It's a precondition for our shared unity, our shared national identity as Americans. — It's the question of whether this is good or bad for America, and I think we live in a moment right now where when we tell people, whether it's the government or even a powerful company, when you tell people that because of who you are, you deserve not to be heard, I think that actually divides us. Even if it's done with the best of intentions of thinking it brings most of the rest of the country together, in the long run, it actually throws kerosene on the very flame you were trying to, to quash. — It's not even about the content. It's about the principle. I'd ask you to restore the accounts of those guys and believe me, it will be a down payment on beginning to reunite this country, a project on which we have yet a very long way to go. Thanks a lot for considering.”

Wall Street Apes

79,456 Aufrufe • vor 9 Monaten

There are flood conditions in: Central Texas (Kerrville, San Angelo, Georgetown) Chapel Hill, North Carolina Ruidoso, New Mexico Sallisaw, Oklahoma Fort Smith, Arkansas Chicago, Illinois This is a good time to teach an important skill. How to be rescued from moving water or whitewater. If you find yourself in moving water float on your back (nose and toes in the air), keep your feet out in front of you with a slight bend in your knees so that you can absorb the shock of anything you might have to bounce off of. If you're the person in the water a trained rescuer will yell "Swimmer." That's your name in a rescue situation. If they yell Swimmer, assume they're talking to you, make eye contact and look and listen for commands. They will point positive, meaning, they'll point where they want you to go. They might also yell, "Swimmer, swim to me." At that time, they are trying to get you to move closer to them as they make their way to you. Or in a different kind of rescue they might be on land preparing to throw a throw bag to you. A throw bag has a length of rope inside a small bag the size of a football. They will throw the bag of rope over your head. Don't try to catch the bag, catch the rope with two hands. Don't wrap the rope around your body. Put the rope over your shoulder using both hands, roll onto your back, and allow the rescuer to pull you to shore. Stay frosty and stay safe friends. Share this with those you love. The video is me whitewater kayaking the Cache La Poudre River at high water near Ft. Collins, CO.
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There are flood conditions in: Central Texas (Kerrville, San Angelo, Georgetown) Chapel Hill, North Carolina Ruidoso, New Mexico Sallisaw, Oklahoma Fort Smith, Arkansas Chicago, Illinois This is a good time to teach an important skill. How to be rescued from moving water or whitewater. If you find yourself in moving water float on your back (nose and toes in the air), keep your feet out in front of you with a slight bend in your knees so that you can absorb the shock of anything you might have to bounce off of. If you're the person in the water a trained rescuer will yell "Swimmer." That's your name in a rescue situation. If they yell Swimmer, assume they're talking to you, make eye contact and look and listen for commands. They will point positive, meaning, they'll point where they want you to go. They might also yell, "Swimmer, swim to me." At that time, they are trying to get you to move closer to them as they make their way to you. Or in a different kind of rescue they might be on land preparing to throw a throw bag to you. A throw bag has a length of rope inside a small bag the size of a football. They will throw the bag of rope over your head. Don't try to catch the bag, catch the rope with two hands. Don't wrap the rope around your body. Put the rope over your shoulder using both hands, roll onto your back, and allow the rescuer to pull you to shore. Stay frosty and stay safe friends. Share this with those you love. The video is me whitewater kayaking the Cache La Poudre River at high water near Ft. Collins, CO.

Antoinette Lee, MBA

24,255 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr