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Hey all!
I hope 2019 is treating you better than yours truly. My fantasy dreams have been on hold for a while now due to all the medical $#^&@! I've been going through, but the news today is positive. I'm on the mend. And so is the Rotobahn computer department (my Mac), after a brutal c-drive failure that cost me a great deal of film notes and a few scouting reports to boot.
The good news is that I've managed to put most of Humpty Dumpty (my rookie rankings/work) back together again. Thankfully, during all of my down time, I was able to watch a lot of film.
Don't worry. I come to you well armed.
I'll have the quarterbacks for you at some point tomorrow and the receivers should drop sometime on Tuesday or maybe early Wednesday. The RBs will drop on Wednesday. There will also be a few pods coming soon and some huge post-draft pods on landing spots and rankings/tiers adjustments as we head into our rookie drafts.
It's all happening.
So without anymore windup, here are my rookie tight end ranks as we head into the draft. As I will say repeatedly throughout all these rankings, they are coming from a fantasy perspective.
To those folks celebrating Easter or Passover this weekend, I hope your holidays and time with family are wonderful. I'm off to see mine now. Enjoy!
|T.J. Hockenson
|6-4 6/8
|I almost want to use the L-word here but as many of you know I had all of my scouting emotions removed surgically several years ago. TJH is a beast who plays the position in the spirit of Gronk, and it would not shock me one bit if New England tried to find a way to get this guy. He's a pure 2-way tight end who can play the game any way his OC wants him to. He'll be pricey to acquire for the team that drafts him, so I doubt he'll be used primarily as a blocker, but he's good enough to do it. He's also good enough to run a route on every down. Hopefully we don't get a landing spot that gives us any kind of pause. Hockenson is my number one guy going into the draft and it's going to be tough to knock him off that perch. Noah Fant could conceivably pass him if the fantasy gods smile upon him and frown upon TJ. While Hockenson performed well at the combine, his value can be best seen by rolling the tape. He's just one of those guys who wins for his team a really high percentage of the time regardless of what he's asked to do. He plays with passion on every down. As a receiver, he's lethal after the catch but he's also gifted at making the catch. He tracks well and has soft hands. He reacts very well to poorly thrown balls. He's going to be some NFL QB's best friend very soon. If you're not targeting him in your TE-premium dynasty leagues, you're doing it wrong.
|Noah Fant
|6-4 1/8
|Is he really a tight end? Who cares. Fant will be listed as such and for our purposes that ends the debate. Fant reminds me a bit of Evan Engram though he's more than a bit less polished as a route runner. Fant's a touch bigger and Engram's got the speed edge but they are both guys who are capable of playing X or big slot. They are tight ends who can take the top off of defenses. They are both Unicorns of sorts but as we've learned with Engram, a mediocre landing spot can make things difficult. Almost 15 years ago we saw the same thing with Vernon Davis in San Francisco. QBs matter. Systems matter. Fitting into a system matters. Play-calling matters as well. So Fant's early value is still tough to gauge as we speak. He could be the Dallas Goedert of 2019 but he could also do big things in the right spot. And, while he's really not a tight end by my eyes, he can do some good blocking here and there. He gives good effort but he's a bit of a stiff athlete at times which shows up in his routes as well.
|Irv Smith
|6-2 3/8
|I keep hearing negative vibes with Smith but I think he's a potential gem for dynasty leagues that value the position. His lack of size may make him less desirable as a full-time in-line guy but we don't REALLY want him to be that guy anyway. We want routes run and we want talent. Smith is a good bet to earn plenty of the prior and he's steeped in the latter. Smith weighs 8 pounds more than Evan Engram did at the combine and 6 more than Jordan Reed. Don't let people use his size to scare you away.
|Josh Oliver
|San Jose St.
|6-4 5/8
|Very, very interesting player. It's not so much that I worry about his landing spot as I worry about how his new team plans to use him. That may be a distinction without a difference to some, but my point is that he could be viewed as a project in-line tight end and that could delay his arrival by a year or more. I'm just not that impressed with him as a blocker. Oliver's stats do not look great on their face, but they do reflect his somewhat original journey as a college player. Oliver came into SJSU as a defensive end—a pass rusher, and you can still see some of those instincts at times. This is a player who has a chance to improve significantly more than his peers over the next few seasons. This is a big point to understand for dynasty GMs. You never know what path a player will take, but this guy has elite fantasy starter in his range of outcomes so he's going to be on my board in all of my leagues. He has the potential to be a better version of Jared Cook—a version who runs more routes. If he finds the "right" team, he could be the nexus between Cook and Jordan Reed. How does that grab you?
|Alize Mack
|Notre Dame
|Mack is what we sometimes call a propaganda prospect in the Rotobahn war room. If I wanted to create a video that sold his most positive attributes, you might think he's the next superstar tight end, but as you know, we watch the film here—all the way through. This player's potential outpaces, by a big margin, his production. Nevertheless, he's got potential as a blocker though he has a ways to go, and IF he can do that, he could have a long career as a two-way tight end. The even better scenario would have him developing into a catch-first tight end who is often slotted or used out wide. He has the talent to be developed that way as well. The bad scenario has him failing to make strides and end as a role player or out of the league. This guy is an upside play, and for fantasy, the upside is significant.
|Jace Sternberger
|Texas A&M
|He's a guy we've liked throughout the process and I see that he's getting some love around the interwebs now. Sternberger's had to bounce around—going from Kansas (2 years) to Northeastern Oklahoma (1 year) to Texas A&M, where he played his final and, by far, best collegiate season. Once again, we have a tight end who we project as more of a receiver than a blocker though he can certainly do both. He could play in schemes that put a premium on the ability to block both in-line and in space. Think Kansas City and New England. Think New Orleans and Philadelphia, though the latter would be a rough landing spot. His college resume has the look of a guy who will not make it, but I think the Kansas situation was more about bad fit than bad play. This kid has some legit good traits. His routes are better than we generally see from college tight ends and particular ones who bounced around not due to off-field stuff. I want to say something like "Kittle Lite" but that's not really fair or accurate, but he does have that feel of a guy who could do something early if he gets a good landing spot.
|Kahale Warring
|San Diego St.
|6-5 1/8
|Warring is not the kind of tight end I typically target in my rookie drafts. He's a pure tight end in terms of how I project him, rather than a move tight end or Joker. He's still raw in terms of his learning curve. He learned to play TE while at SDSU and did not play much football prior to college. SDSU likes to pound the football and we got to know Warring pretty well watching him open holes for Rashard Penny in 2017. I'd be surprised if this guy failed as a NFL player due to anything other than injury. He's clearly made big strides in a short period of time. He has the blocking chops to stay employed while he puts it all together. And, we know that traditional tight ends can have long learning curves. Warring is a player to target in leagues where you can stash him for a year or two. He's sort of the 2019 version of Adam Shaheen, but not as much of a size/speed outlier. On the other hand, Warring's film shows a better blocker and he's received superior coaching at SDSU versus what Shaheen received at Ashland.
|Dawson Knox
|6-4 3/8
|Knox is a player whose stats and film tell a slightly different story. The ex-Quarterback has the look of a catch-first tight end, so I'm intrigued. He's got above average ball skills and runs good routes though he needs to learn to sink his hips into his breaks. It's understandable as he's a guy who converted to tight end as a collegian. The stats are meager but remember that Evan Engram owned the position until 2017. Knox has posted 605 receiving yards in the two seasons since Engram left. Nothing to write home about but then again nothing to sneeze at in an offense that's been dominated by NFL-capable receivers like DK Metcalf, AJ Brown and DaMarkus Lodge. Knox could be a nice sleeper in deeper leagues where you have a developmental window. He'll need a premium landing spot to produce early in his career.
|Caleb Wilson
|6-4 2/8
|Wilson has potential and is more receiver than tight end like Chris Herndon was last year and I could see Wilson making a similar impact if he finds a niche the way Herndon did, but the odds are not with him. Remember, Herndon stepped into a TE vacuum with the Jets. His stats were as much about that situation as his play, which improved as the season progressed. Wilson has some nice traits, like his wingspan and his speed. They show up on film too. He can also make some nice catches and shows off better than average body-control as a receiver. The problem is that he's generally raw at a position that can be slow developing. Landing spot is huge here.
|Dax Raymond
|Utah St.
|6-4 6/8
|Watching Dax block is like watching Mark Sanchez trying to read a defense. It's not fun. That being said, he's not a bad receiver. He can run a bit and has big soft hands. Where his blocking lacks any sort of predatory instinct, he's more aggressive going after the football. Still, barring a perfect marriage of skill set, opportunity and scheme, he's probably a journeyman type guy. He does have the receiving skills to do some good things but we've seen plenty of guys like him before.
|Drew Sample
|6-4 6/8
|Projects as a classic 2-way tight end with a chance to start somewhere in time as such. I doubt we'll ever see elite fantasy digits but he has a shot at becoming a serviceable option in deeper leagues that emphasize the position.
|Foster Moreau
|6-4 1/8
|His film shows a consistent blocker who makes an impact consistently and wins most of his matchups. I liked the way he consistently finds his man in space. This is a guy who could block in a lot of different schemes and that gives me some hope that his measurable could bear fruit at some point. Moreau is raw as a receiver, but I think some of that is about his obvious ability as a blocker. The SEC is not a developmental league. These coaches are trying to win and this guy was a big part of LSU's run game and their protection schemes. In time, he could use his 4.66 wheels to become an offensive weapon. He'll have that chance, because his blocking will keep him in the league.
|Kaden Smith
|He's an NFL player and if he catches a break or two, he could start somewhere someday, but you are looking at a traditional tight end growth curve. If Smith hits, it will be as a classic in-line 2-way tight end. He's pretty solid all around but he excels in no area. He'd make a good backup NFL tight end by my eyes. He definitely has the ability to contribute as a receiver. He's a fighter in traffic and is willing to use his size. He tracks the ball pretty well and can lay out when necessary.
|Keenen Brown
|Texas St.
|6-2 4/8
|This guy intrigues me. There's the obvious concern that a developmental tight end is a non-starter in dynasty league, but if you play in a deep league with friendly taxi squad restrictions and or tight premium scoring, Brown is a tight end to know about. His game is similar to Antonio Gates, who came late to the position but improved quickly. Brown is an ex wide receiver and you can see those skills when he lines up outside. He's also built to block but needs more refining as he's still somewhat new to playing tight end. In my view, Brown's natural size and strength plus his low center of gravity could make him a tough cover if he gets his total game together. Hoping for Antonio Gates Lite here.
|Isaac Nauta
|6-3 2/8
|He's a guy to know about but as I said in our pre-combine rankings, Georgia doesn't feature guys the way other teams do. To see his impact you need to watch full games, not just cut ups. I see Nauta as having a solid chance but he should have a typical TE growth curve 3-4 seasons. I do not envision big early returns.
|Neiko Creamer
|Eastern Kentucky
|Here's a guy worth knowing about, but from what we can see he is a long term project despite some impressive measurables. Creamer transferred to E Kentucky from Tennessee and never did a whole lot but he's making a transition to tight end and that's an attention-getter when you consider that he's as fast as Noah Fant. The NFL will weigh in on him and they have better film than I do—for sure. If he gets drafted, then he's worth a look late in leagues that use TE-premium scoring.
|Trevon Wesco
|West Virginia
|6-3 4/8
|He's big and strong and has a lot of ceiling as a blocker, and this could give him time to develop his receiving chops—an area he showed improvement with in 2018. A really good landing spot could make him viable in certain formats, but he's mostly a tight end to know about for future applications.


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Ellen Dubin got hold of me a few minutes ago about Lexx being noted at 39th place out of 50 for all-time best scifi shows EVER (previous link https://www.facebook.com/groups/Lexxperience/permalink/1185540114840810/, awesomely cool), and here are a few things of note.
Check out the cool refurbish at Ellen's dotcom http://ellendubin.com/ She's very busy and doing all the things, and everything you need to see what she's up to is right there.
If either of us had the money we'd have The Time is Right funded already and Lexx rebooted. Check out The Time is Right on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/TTIRsoon and follow them on twitter https://twitter.com/TTIRofficial and youtube https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCxWJ0sY9aB-goqikyViAE4A because 1- Ellen is part of it and 2- I heard Jeff (790) is on the writing team. If you have money burning holes and wanna be awesome, get with Garner Haines about getting Ellen's role going.
We are both sad that the new #Lexxversary page at https://www.facebook.com/LexxTwentiethAnniversary/ stopped, but we understand people have lives and lots of stuff happen, and we hope everyone is doing ok. We talked about a LOT of the older Lexx history and fandom history being collected at Lexxverse.com, Sadgeezer http://sadgeezer.com/LEXX-Main-Menu.htm, Frey http://www.thefrey.com/, Lexxzone.com, LittleLexx.net, and more. We also think it's awesome that a new gen of Lexx fans are sprouting because 1- their parents love the show and/or 2- they saw Lexx as kids and are now rewatching.
I teased Ellen about the irony of Giggerota being the one who is surviving and 'owning' the show now, since she's been so cool to promo Lexx so much and she said "BUT I NEVER FORGET THE SHOW THAT REALLY STARTED MY SCI FI CAREER -ever-! Now let's get me on Game of Thrones or the Walking dead, need a good role on a new sci fi show!"
Ellen is active on both twitter https://twitter.com/EllenDubinActor and facebook https://www.facebook.com/EllenDubinActor and has instagram https://www.instagram.com/ellendubinactor/ Keep your eye on her, she's moving pretty fast.
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What is credible about it to me is the lack of vehemence. The police mentioned his name, claimed he had been spotted nearby that night, and that was that. Astonishingly today, having his name or something close to it, the web reveals a surprising amount. The man is dead, and that is a matter of relief to me. For I fear him, that is the simple truth. He is forever coming after me in this, my waking dream life, the terror-inspired present. But there it is, on the web, evidence of his funeral. I am dying to know how he died. And there are so many layers of meaning in this statement that I want to rule one out. Only that I did not die, and there is nothing about this worth dying for. And the fact that he is dead means that he is no longer capable of pursuing me. Though others are, I suppose. And that is something that I simply have to live with. Die with, perhaps. Exist with.
What is particularly credible about this suspect in my 1968 shooting is one particular physical characteristic. Which is hardly evidence, one must point out. Still, this is one of the few traits I was able to observe in those few terrified and dazed seconds before the bullet and the quadriplegia and everything else. I must say, it makes sense. It really makes sense. I believe in my gut that, yes, this is, or was, the guy. And what now? Aside from feeling safer, that is? Vindicated in some way, because he is dead? He had a fairly long life, after all. And guilt? Karma? If one believes in some objective force for justice, that is.
It must have been my mother who gave me a bit of information from the Berkeley police. That someone had called them around 6 AM the morning after my shooting, long before a single news story had been broadcast or printed, to ask about the man who had been shot. Was he alive? Doubtless the police said yes. And the caller, almost certainly the shooter or associate, could have breathed a sigh of relief. The white dude survived, he might have thought. Okay, got a little trigger happy and, what the hell, didn't work out too badly.
Not only free but guilt-free, he could have easily moved on without a burden. And I have personally captured and tortured him, along with his accomplices, of course…not to mention quietly destroyed his spinal cord with an undetectable dose of phenol, then driving him ever so quietly to the parking lot of Oakland's Highland Hospital for, as it were, night deposit…. Bye-bye. And so on. Vengeance fantasies, a permanent addiction to gun-wielding movie thriller heroes…particularly the wisecracking sort. My legacy.
And with this information online for so long, why now? Because I am recently returned from my annual men's conference in the Midwest. Where it was proposed that I, like a returning combat veteran, am a warrior. The notion I am still trying to absorb, or to don like a new costume. And because I know the difference between action and passivity, or have been recently reminded of it. So there it is, the product of a bit of online sleuthing, and not even the closing of a chapter, more the opening.
Because death makes no difference here. Alive or deceased, the shooter is still grinning in the harsh glow of a 1968 Berkeley streetlight. And what could have been going through his mind? A high dose of drugs certainly among the possibilities. A moment of power…the latter comprised of a handgun, that violent fantasy object, all pushbutton convenience and instant gratification…and the presence of one of those smug and privileged white students, effortlessly wandering toward status, security and success. Bang. And one of us is still trying to move on, and the other is finally dead. All of which may be totally inaccurate and utterly surmised and wrong. But I prefer this story. It is the version I am now living with. And I am sticking with it. Or it has stuck to me.
And if I can now count myself a warrior and feel a sort of battle-scarred pride in my status as survivor…what battle was I in? And was I even fighting? Well, within seconds, fighting to breathe. Then fighting to live…the latter struggle never quite over, by the way. But warriors are drafted, in one sense or another…that is the thing. Manhood's test utterly compelling for many…the urge to defend and protect present in all…forces too big to resist, even without a notice of conscription. Drafted, reporting for active duty, trained, deployed and sent to casualty all within the same instant. Too fast to note the combatants and their causes and their battle lines. But not too late, even now. What larger battle was I sucked into that June night?


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The Marina Beach, is located in the heart of Chennai and is considered to be one of the longest beaches in the world (The whole stretch from the harbor to Besant Nagar beach is around 14 KM). At places, the beach (filled with soft sand) extends over widths of even 300-400 meters. Marina Beach is one of the most popular (and crowded) tourist destination in Chennai, but it can accommodate all the people!
Actually I wanted to start early – I thought I could capture the beautiful sunrise in the early morning (along with the sea), but me and my cousins reached the place by around 11:00 AM!! You just can't do such things in May in Chennai – By then, the sun had not only risen, but it was blazing hot. No wonder the beach was almost empty – except for us, that is! 🙂
When we were young, we would love to run on the sand of this beach removing our slippers. But thankfully, this time we decided against it. If the sun was radiating heat, the sand was reflecting it and we were caught in between! 🙂
The above picture shows the light house (Well, you need to look really carefully – its the red and white tiny structure far away). It is much taller than what appears in this photo, but I wanted to show the spherical balls along with the lighthouse (primarily to showcase my photographic skills), but in the process the lighthouse got diminished – well never mind 😉 Previously, it seems, they were allowing people to climb to the top of the light house to have an Ariel view of the beach – but now they don't.
Many people might be surprised to know this – the beach is neat and clean. Before the modernization project was taken up a couple of years ago, this beach used to be quite – well, lets settle with 'not so well kept'. But as you can see, they have spent a lot of money to modernize the beach and it has come out rather well.
In fact, the whole beach looks beautiful now. You can see the walkers lane and the stylish lampposts in the above picture, but there also another road, that runs parallel to the main road for about three kilo meters (on the right hand side of the above picture) in which we could drive with a bike/car. But surviving the new drivers who are learning how to drive & the fastest motor sport drivers (in their 100 CC bikes), in that lane is a skill that needs to be mastered!
You know when I got angry? When I saw the structure in the above photo. I agree, its been artistically done – The designer pillars, steel rods over them and all. But, we were roaming across the beach in mid-day sun, yearning for some shade and guess what we found – This roofless pillars!
It would have been sooooo cute in Ooty or Munnar – But they should have anticipated that some people go to the beach in the not-so-cool afternoons and covered this with some sheet (at least), to give some minimum shade. I slept for about six hours after coming back – I know it was my fault, one cannot blame the Government for everything 🙂
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Nature Reserves & Woodlands in Tunbridge Wells
The Nature Reserves and Woodlands that surround Royal Tunbridge Wells are home to and protect a range of wildlife and landscapes.
The High Weald, the area of land between the North and South Downs, was designated as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty in 1983 due to the exceptional qualities of the landscape which it was agreed should be preserved for future generations.
AONB's usually cover a smaller area than a National Park and the terrain is generally more gentle than dramatic but no less appealing.
Over 69% of the Tunbridge Wells region is in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and designated as a Special Protection Area and a Special Area of Conservation
The evolution of the landscape of the High Weald is due to the ancient agricultural and farming practices of the 14th century. Every autumn the farmers' would move their pigs, sheep and other animals from the Downs, to the Forest of the Weald to enable them to feed on acorns.
This annual movement of animals created the fundamental character of the Weald with its narrow, sunken lanes, open heaths and the patchwork of small fields. The Weald "is considered to be one of the best examples of a medieval landscape in existence in Northern Europe."
In villages where iron works once prospered the ancient hammer ponds that supplied water power for the mills and machinery are now tranquil waters that are home to ducks, moorhens and swans who live among the reeds.
Whatever the time of year there is always something new waiting to be discovered as each season brings its own rewards.
Spring is the time for renewal
In the woods nature begins to stir as the days become longer and warmer. The solitary voice of the robin is joined by an increasing number of birds as they herald the approaching dawn.
The early flowers, delicate woodland anemone, the cheerful bright yellow celandine and drifts of primroses (the prima rose or first flower) and violets that raise their heads to the sun are a welcome sight.
Nature is on the move with migrant swallows returning to our shores.
On the ground the antics of the "mad March" hares, playful fox and inquisitive badger cubs are noticeable before the grass grows too long and hides them from view.
In the midst of all this activity a silent carpet of dazzling blue starts to spread across the woodland floor.
During the long warm days of summer
Life continues in a less hectic manner, it is more relaxed and much quieter! The birds are busy raising their young with little time for singing.
It's a time of gentle activity and colour as bees and butterflies make their way from flower to flower in search of nectar.
Down in the woods the sunlight filters down through the tree canopy forming pools of light and shade. Around the woodland edges wild honeysuckle and dog rose flower provide scent and colour.
Keep your eyes open for reptiles as they bask in the warmth of the sunshine during the day.
As dusk falls on a balmy summer evening bats flutter from their unseen roosts to feed on insects. If you listen carefully the silence of the night is broken by small rustlings as mice and voles emerge to feed.
These long days are perfect for walks in the countryside and visits to our gorgeous gardens where the flowers are in full vibrant bloom.
Ashdown Forest is but a few miles from the Tunbridge Wells area and a famous landmark to visit.
Autumn is the season of plenty
The trees in the orchards are laden with fruit, where there are mature trees such as beech, oak and hazel nuts are plentiful and the hedgerows are loaded with blackberries, sloes, rosehips, the fluffy seeds of wild clematis.
This the time of year to forage for fungi there are more than 16,000 species in the United Kingdom. Look for the colourful pink ballerinas and scarlet elf cups, blewits and boletus. As well as appropriately named poisonous species, such as the deadly webcap, funeral bell, death cap and the destroying angel.
The sun is low in the sky and its slanting rays penetrate deep into the woods and nature responds with its annual extravaganza of colour. As the leaves turn colour the result is a dazzling tapestry of burnished gold, russet, bronze, copper, warm browns, scarlet and fiery reds .
As you walk through the woods on a thick blanket of leaves look out for the busy animals and birds feasting on the crops of seeds, nuts and berries whilst stocking up in preparation for the winter months ahead.
Visit Bedgebury Pinetum and Forest and Sheffield Park Gardens for spectacular autumnal scenes.
Woodlands in Winter
Although winter is the quietest and least colourful of the seasons, with crisp and frosty mornings and ice cold glittering starlit evenings, it is not all desolation.
Most of the woodland is laid bare, the majority of trees have shed their leaves and stand starkly outlined against the pewter skies but here and there are splashes of green from a holly tree, ivy covered trunk or pine tree.
The cold pale winter sun provides no warmth, daylight hours are short and the sounds of the woodlands are muffled by fallen leaves.
Many of the woodland animals such as the hedgehog, bat and dormouse disappear from view as they go into hibernation.
Squirrels are far less active during the cold weather, often sleeping for several days at a time and they are less frequently seen during this season. The nocturnal badger only emerges from the sett to forage at night.
The birds are conserving their energy looking for food as their survival skills are tested when winter tightens its grip over the countryside.
Explore The Natural World of Tunbridge Wells
There are a number of nature reserves in the Weald area including several that are within easy access of Tunbridge Wells. Broadwater Warren, Hargate Forest, Barnetts Wood and Birchden Wood in Groombridge to name a few are local are fabulous for walking.
These sites which are free to use have a good network of paths many of which are easy access. Other facilities are limited so visit the website to download a guide to the individual reserves.
Our nature reserves and woodlands are accessible all year round whatever the weather and everybody is welcome.
The Commons of Tunbridge Wells are the lungs of the town and full of wildlife too. A treat is to find this beautiful serenity in the middle of the urbanised zones and enjoy the countryside in the town.
Immerse yourself in the beauty that is all around us. As William Henry Davis famously said in his poem "Leisure".
"What is this life if, full of care,
We have no time to stand and stare.
No time to stand beneath the boughs
And stare as long as sheep or cows.
No time to see, when woods we pass,
Where squirrels hide their nuts in grass."
See about staying for longer and relax amongst this haven of wildlife in one of our accommodation alternatives.
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St Thomas a Becket Church, Capel
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Twelfth century church with wallpaintings of the same period - the most extensive in West Kent. They depict various biblical scenes including Cain and Abel and The Last Supper.
Bedgebury National Pinetum & Forest
Bedgebury National Pinetum & Forest is a magnificent place for healthy outdoor activities.
Salomons Estate
Royal Tunbridge Wells
Salomons Estate – Kent's undiscovered gem
Constructed by Decimus Burton for Sir David Salomon, it was the first house in Britain to use domestic electricity.
Temper Temper The Chocolate Experience
Cookery School
Tunbridge Wells
Have a go at making your own delicious confections!
Hawkhurst Fish Farm
Fish Farm
Carp fishing for the family with a choice of 7 lakes, cafe and pottery.
The Forum
Event Venue
Royal Tunbridge Wells
From spring water dispensary to nationally acclaimed live music venue in Royal Tunbridge Wells!
Assembly Hall Theatre
Royal Tunbridge Wells
The Assembly Hall Theatre is a 1,000 seat theatre offering an eclectic programme with everything from family shows to classical music.
Sissinghurst Castle Garden
Famous, stunning gardens set in the remains of a large Elizabethan house amidst the unspoilt Weald countryside.
Dunorlan Park
Parkland / Woodland Garden
Royal Tunbridge Wells
A glorious local awarding winning park and testament to the Victorian landscaping era. Boating lake and cafe.
Merriments Gardens Ltd
Hurst Green
The gardens at Merriments in the rolling Sussex countryside never fail to delight.
Parish Church of King Charles The Martyr
Church / Chapel
Royal Tunbridge Wells
The first permanent building in Tunbridge Wells. Stunning plasterwork ceiling by Sir Christopher Wren's Chief Plasterer.
Grosvenor and Hilbert Park
Parkland / Woodland Garden
Royal Tunbridge Wells
Grosvenor and Hilbert is the town's oldest public park and still contains some original historic features, such as the lake and grottoes or 'dripping wells'. There is an exciting and challenging play area which is well worth a visit.
Bowles Outdoor Centre
Adventure Park / Playground
Eridge Green
A day and residential outdoor centre with accommodation offering rock climbing, skiing, snowboarding, canoeing and development courses and fun!
High Rocks
Natural Feature
Tunbridge Wells
Acres of breathtaking sandstone rocks interlinked with bridges provide a scenic walk in a tranquil woodland setting.
St. Dunstan's Church Cranbrook
Church / Chapel
Cathedral of the Weald.
Nevill Cricket Ground
Royal Tunbridge Wells
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Odeon Cinema Tunbridge Wells
Royal Tunbridge Wells
Multi-screen cinema
Fenton's Curling Rink
Sports Ground
Near Kippings Cross, Royal Tunbridge Wells
The only curling rink in England.
Chimera Climbing Centre
Activity Centre
Royal Tunbridge Wells
Indoor climbing centre
Tunbridge Wells Museum at Royal Victoria Place
Royal Tunbridge Wells
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The international motorcycle community www.tourstart.org is now on the street with a free iPhone app containing motorcycle tours, events and route planning.
The traditional GPS is replaced in increasing numbers by SmartPhones, why it is natural motorcyclists also wants to bring with them all about motorcycle events and routes on the SmartPhone - which is with the motorcyclist everywhere.
-Motorcyclists who use Tourstart, has asked for an iPhone app, and as our aim is to fulfill the needs from our users, it was natural for us to develop an iPhone app, says Jan Agnoletti Pedersen, founder of Tourstart.org.
Tourstart.orgs iPhone-app contains motorcycle events and the motorcycle tours made by the users which are their own preferred tours. Tourstart.org is a social media where everybody can create an free profile and share events and tours with motorcyclists from the entire world. Tourstart.org is free to use, as the web site in the future will be finances with relelvant adverts.
-We have already experiences a huge number of downloads of the iPhone app from users around the world. Not only our main countries such as Germany, United Kingdom, Russia and USA, but also users form China and Canada have downloaded the app, says Jan Agnoletti Pedersen and adds:
-We are of course very happy that motorcyclists worldwide likes our iPhone app, and also that a Danish based motorcycle web site can get this large international success.
Start the motorycle tour on your SmartPhone
Tourstart.org website contains several thousand motorcycle events and motorcycle tours which can all be seen on the app. So when the motorcyclist is on holiday or our for a ride, it is always possible to find inspiration for a good route or event.
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Men's and women's swimming and diving compete in Big Al Invitational| Nov 13, 2018
The men's and women's swimming and diving teams competed in the annual Big Al Invite in DeNunzio Pool over the weekend. The men (2–0, 0–0 Ivy) continued their strong start to the season, besting the field of five teams, while the women (2–0, 0–0) faltered and finished fifth.
The meet took place over two sessions on Friday and one session on Saturday. It included squads from Duke, Lehigh, Northwestern, and Penn State.
The Friday morning events failed to produce a clear frontrunner in either meet. For the Princeton men, a second-place finish from sophomore Charles Leibson in the 200-yard individual medley and a 50-yard freestyle victory by senior Christian Feiler set the tone, but the Tigers did not lead until the fifth and final event of the session.
In the 400-yard medley relay, the two top Princeton teams finished second and fifth. The A team — senior Cole Buese, sophomore Corey Lau, junior Derek Cox, and senior Murphy McQuet — led the way, finishing just .07 second behind Duke's first place time. The 62 total points collected by the men in this event were enough to give them a four-point lead over Penn State at the first break.
Though the women's team had no top-five finishes in the first session, senior Joanna Curry got Friday evening off to a better start, claiming fourth place in the 400-yard individual medley (the session's second event). Senior Isabel Reis followed with a third-place finish in the 100-yard butterfly, clocking in at 56.35.
While no other Princeton women cracked the top five on Friday, freshman Cathy Teng placed 10th in the 200-yard freestyle, while sophomore Jenny Ma and freshman Vivian Wang finished sixth and eighth respectively in the 100-yard breaststroke.
For the men, the Friday evening session saw Princeton gain separation at the top of the leaderboard. Freshman Jonathan Pollock turned in a third-place performance in the 400-yard individual medley, beating his seed time by nearly three seconds with a 4:01.98.
Buese began a truly impressive individual meet effort with a victory in the 100-yard butterfly, which he followed three events later with a fourth-place effort in the 100-yard backstroke. In between these, McQuet took first in the 200-yard freestyle, and Lau and senior Tyler Lin finished two-three in the 100-yard breaststroke. Over the course of those four events, the Tigers built up a hefty 67.5 point lead over Penn State — a margin which would expand to 73.5 by the end of the night's events.
The Saturday morning session largely followed the same patterns. Curry continued her strong individual performance for the women in the 200-yard butterfly, holding off three swimmers who finished within a second of her time of 2:02.50 to take third. Teng and Ma both picked up their second top-ten finishes of the meet, with Teng taking ninth in the 100-yard freestyle and Ma rounding out the top eight in the 200-yard breaststroke.
The Princeton women also showed well in diving, with two Tigers making the finals of both the one and three meter events. Junior Natasha MacManus finished third in both, scoring 256.70 points from one meter and 281.1 from three.
The men continued their relative dominance throughout Saturday's races. Buese won his second event of the meet in the 200-yard backstroke, a performance which McQuet followed with a third-place finish in the 100 yard freestyle. The Tigers had four men in the top eight of the 200-yard breaststroke, with junior Daniel Arris leading the way in fourth place. Freshman Raunak Khosla finished second in the 200-yard butterfly with 1:49.15, and Cox came third in the same event, only .12 seconds behind his teammate.
Further impressive individual performances came from the Tigers in the men's diving competition. Junior Charlie Minns won the one-meter event and finished fourth in the platform, and sophomore Colten Young reversed those placements, taking fourth in the one-meter and scoring 290.05 points from the platform, besting the bunch by nearly ten points.
The Princeton women ended in fifth place with 520 points — less than half the total of Duke, the women's victors. The men, who enjoyed 17 top-three finishes over the two days, scored 897 points — good for a commanding 141-point victory in a meet which saw the other four teams finish within 130 points of each other.
The Princeton women and men both travel to Ithaca this weekend, where they will face off against Cornell and Penn in the second triple meet of the season.


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The first week in April 1968 has passed into history, and along with it the first joint meeting of the American College of Physicians and the Royal College of Physicians of London. Perhaps it is not totally inappropriate to recall this week under the title of a now defunct program of political satire—for if ever there was a week that was in the political sense, it was that week. Even as the first joint function of the two Colleges was taking place on Sunday evening—the "family" dinner for the ACP officials, their ladies, and their British guests—the President of the
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When you think Batman and his cast of characters, it's likely that you'll think of one particular character right away.
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That's right, the Commissioner is going to be getting his very own show on Fox. The show will depict Gordon during his Detective years before becoming the Commissioner, and even before he meets Batman, who reportedly will not be in the show.
This may end up as a surprise to many of you who would expect DC's future television shows to show up on the CW considering their history with Smallville, Arrow, and the upcoming Flash TV show. Though with a franchise as popular as Batman, you can imagine almost every channel wanted a piece of that action.
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The tourism in Indian Sundarban is broadly divided into three areas/zones: Sajnekhali Wildlife Sanctuary, North 24 Parganas Forest Division and South 24 Parganas Forest Division. The only accessible place of the core area, which is known as Sundarban National Park, is Netidhopani* Camp.
The most preferred way to reach Sajnekhali WLS is to travel by road (in a hired cab) from Kolkata to Gadkhali (approximately 90 kms) and board motorized boat. The other cheaper option is to take a local train till Canning (nearest rail-head to Sundarban) and a shared Tata Magic from there till Gadkhali. From Gadkhali, one needs to travel to Sajnekhali Forest Office to obtain entry permit and mandatory guide. The motorized boat, which one gets on to at Gadkhali, is the only mean of traveling in the forest area. It can be pre-booked or hired on-the-spot when one gets down at Gadkhali. Permit for Netidhopani* Camp is also issued from this office.
Sajnekhali WLS is around 360 sqkm of area consisting of several islands, criss-crossed by numerous waterways. The area needs to be explored on a motorized boat only, as getting down on land is prohibited (apart from few camps). Once inside the forest, tourist will move around the Pirkhali block (consisting of 7 islands) and Panchamukhani block (consisting of 5 islands). The only places where one can get down are Sajnekhali, Sudhanyakhali, Dobanki and Netidhopani* Camps.
Apart from obtaining permit and guide at Sajnekhali Camp, one can also visit the Mangrove Interpretation Center and 2 watch towers. There is a sweet water pond and few observation lines (clearing in thick mangrove forest done by Forest Department for wildlife viewing) visible from one of the watch towers, which is a favorite place for animals to hang around. Sudhanyakhali Camp, too, has a watch tower, a sweet water pond and observation lines. This camp has a good track record of tiger sightings. Dobanki and Netidhopani* Camps are similar, however, Dobanki has a 500 meter canopy walk which takes tourists through the thick mangrove forest at an elevated level. The different creeks/rivers which tourist can go through inside the WLS are Sudhanyakhali, Sadakkhali I, Sadakkhali II, Bon Bibi Bharani, Pirkhali, Khonakhali, Dobanki, Nobanki, Deul Bharani, Panchamukhani, Choragaji, Borogaji, Sundarkhali and Netai.
Forest entry timing is sunrise and exit timing is sunset. However, the different Camps have their own timings which vary from season to season.
Places to stay:
There are numerous private options to stay which are there in the adjoining islands namely Pakhiralaya, Bali, Dayapur and Satjelia. One may opt for stay in the boat also which can a very different kind of experience. WBTDCL operated Sajnekhali Tourist Lodge is the only option of staying inside the forest in this WLS. Rooms in this tourist lodge can be booked online.
*PS: Netidhopani Camp permit depends on prevailing weather conditions and is not issued round the year. Rest of the area in this zone is open round the year.
The tourism zone in this forest division consists of Bagna Range and Bashirhat Range. Like Sajnekhali WLS, entry point to this zone should also be preferably Gadkhali and needs to be explored on a motorized boat only. The entry permit can be obtained either at Sajenkhali Forest Office or at Kumirmari (Bagna Range). There are 3 camps in this zone where one can get down - Jhingeykhali, Burirdabri and Horikhali Camps. Burirdabri is most famous among all as it has a thrilling Mangrove Walk apart from 2 watch towers, 2 sweet water ponds and few observation lines. The Mangrove Walk is a concrete pathway at the ground level, protected by wooden/metal fencing. At the end of this path, located is the 2nd watch tower (wooden) from where a view of the forest on Bangladesh side is possible. Jhingeykhali has a watch tower, sweet water pond and observation lines. There is nothing much to do at Horikhali Camp, though the forest cruise till this place can yield some sightings.
Forest entry timing is sunrise and exit timing is sunset. However, the different Camps have their own timings which vary from season to season.
Places to stay:
Best option is to stay near Sajnekhali WLS and explore this area. The Satjelia island is somewhat closer to this place. Jhingeykhali has a tourist lodge and the bookings can be obtained from the Forest Department office at Canning. Staying on the boat is one another option.
PS: Permit to this area depends on prevailing weather conditions and is not issued round the year.
Entry permit and guide for this area needs to be procured either from Jharkhali Range Office or Kaikhali Forest Office. Jharkhali is directly connected to Kolkata by road (approximately 100 kms) and like Gadkhali, can be reached via Canning also. Kaikhali too is directly connected to Kolkata by road (approximately 90 kms) and also can be reached via Canning. Like rest of the areas, this area too needs to be explored on a motorized boat only. Places like Bonnie Camp, Kalash Camp and Bhagabatpur Crocodile Project can be visited. The Kalash Beach which was accessible to tourists earlier, has now been kept off-limits. Both the camps have watch towers and sweet water ponds.
Forest entry timing is sunrise and exit timing is sunset. However, the different Camps have their own timings which vary from season to season.
Places to stay:
Though there are few private options in Kaikhali, staying on the boat is the best for this area. A rest house at Bonnie Camp which earlier was allowed for tourists, have been closed down now.
PS: Permit to this area depends on prevailing weather conditions and is not issued round the year.
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- Making the transition out of the military is tough and over half of the Veteran population is out of the work force.
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Leaving the Military, Now What?
There is a systemic problem we face as a society in regards to how we assist our veterans, post-service.
You can actually dive into VA.gov to see the full reports and summaries but I'll go ahead and summarize some of it for you.
53.5% of all veterans are currently not in the Labor Force with only 39.7 working full-time.
40,000 veterans (as of 2018) are currently listed as homeless, with 15,000 of those listed as non-sheltered.
That all said, the median income for Veterans that are working full-time is actually slightly above civilian income (~$43,000 versus ~$42,000).
In other words, the ones that are able to secure work aren't charity cases but rather appear to be just as, if not more, productive and fruitful to their organizations than their citizen counterparts.
But man, that 53.5% number really stuck with me…
Over half of our veterans aren't just not working full-time, they're not working at all.
Now, these figures DO include those of retirement age, so that's certainly something to take into account.
Even if that skews the figure by 10%, it's still way off the charts in relation to labor participation rates for civilians.
And that's really what I wanted to talk to my dear friend, Vaughn Page, about in the latest episode of Entrepreneur Hour.
Vaughn took a risk and it paid off.
In my view, he always had the skills and talent to succeed in any form of entertainment so when he popped up in my Facebook Messenger with voice-over spots he had done, it came as little surprise to me.
But what was most fascinating in my discussion with him was the behind the scenes chatter.
The how do you navigate family matters stuff?
How do you decide you're going to skip re-enlisting and go do your own thing?
And then finally, how do you re-program your mind to start thinking with a more entrepreneurial mindset of self-promotion versus being told what to do every single day.
Vaughn has made it work and I couldn't be happier for him.
I've known both him and his family since the day my own family packed up and decided to move to Georgia.
My brother flew out to be with Vaughn in San Antonio for his INDOC Graduation in the Air Force.
Subsequently, Vaughn then returned the favor by attending my brother's graduation from The University of Georgia a few short years later.
Having the ability to utilize my show to share some of these stories and experiences of friendship I felt was an amazing opportunity but also to hopefully serve Veterans on a deeper level.
Because Vaughn, like many of our Vets, was very much in a situation where figuring out the next move was a tall order.
And to say support of his dream to pursue a career in acting might have been absent by his peers and direct authority figures is probably putting it lightly.
Figuring out what those next steps looked like took support from both his family and civilian friends and fortunately, it is all working out for him.
But what about those that have yet to create those same opportunities from themselves?
What do they do?
And moreover, what can we do as an entrepreneurial community to show them that this startup life can be a fruitful and viable path.
Here's what I discovered people are doing and I'll give you, the Vet seeking these opporutunities, with my commentary on what you should expect with each of these avenues.
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This was the first one that came to mind for me.
Because Veterans have been specifically trained to follow commands and maintain a well-oiled machine.
Franchises like things to be done a certain way.
It keeps brand continuity and user experience consistent.
I always talk about this but how much of a different experience do you have from one fast food restaurant to another?
Many greatly vary contingent upon location and ultimately who runs it locally.
Chick-Fil-A, in my opinion, has nailed that part of of what they do and it's evidenced by how fast they've grown and how they are now ranked as America's favorite fast food restaurant.
We can get into how they've created that culture, hiring & onboarding in a later installment because it's one definitely worth exploring, but I'll keep things on track here.
Let's just say it largely has much ado about that first part I mentioned…culture.
And nobody, NOBODY nails culture better than the military.
There's not just a code but also an expectation that you follow in line and live the role.
If you analyze it from a psychological standpoint, what interesting to note when you really think about it is how many people are willing to go risk their literal lives for this culture.
And, what's more, is studies have shown in that moment of staring death in the face, what they actually are willing to die for isn't some manifesto of patriotism but one of brotherhood.
They are willing to sacrifice their own lives to save a brother or sister.
Now, just imagine if you could implement that kind of comradery into your franchise?
You think they'd be able to serve up chicken sandwiches effectively?
Well. I'm not the only one that feels this way.
Many Franchises have this same logic and have actually actively pursued military vets to buy into their franchises.
Often times reducing their franchise fees substantially to do so.
Now, I'll be the first to tell you there's probably some tax breaks and benefits to doing so but let me just also tell you from a business perspective the minor tax breaks and benefits pale in comparison to that of a failed venture.
In other words, they're not giving handouts to people that can't conduct the functions of the role.
Buying into a franchise can get really expensive, often times costing between $40,000 to $60,000 just for the fees.
I did some research for you on how to get the funding for these programs and fortunately there are ample options.
One I really like was VetFran.com.
From what I can gather, they really seem to have a finger on the pulse of what's going on plus several major corporate partners they already do business with, like Marriott, Snap-On, & Sport Clips; which were all among the top franchises I saw that support Veterans.
*7-Eleven was another one I saw on the list that VetFran did not have listed on their site.
To me, as I see it, that's your biggest barrier to entry.
Because, despite all of the unique skills and experience that align with that of a franchise owner, that's a huge financial component and one that many may not be willing to risk.
Plus, there's not guarantee of success in any business so you'd really want to do your speculative homework on markets, how saturated they are plus potential addressable market.
These are all skills that highly trained and mature entrepreneurs are accustomed to doing but would be very foreign to a veteran.
You'd really want to make sure you had a really good mentor before you ventured off in this direction, in my opinion.
Someone that has been in the franchise business before and has personal ties to you.
Many of these individuals have more money than time now and are actively always seeking a way to put their money to work.
As a knowledge worker, you really couldn't be in a better spot in that case.
Another option I saw many are taking is a program through the SBA.
It falls under the SBA 7(a) umbrella and it's called the Patriot Express program.
I've had organizations pursue 7(a) loans in the past and what I can tell you is that it's a VERY long and arduous road.
It's mounds of paperwork and you really need to know someone that has executed these types of loans for businesses before.
You'll need an expert and even then the process can take 6-9 months just to push through the red tape.
They are highly favorable terms (for you) and are mostly guaranteed by the Federal Government.
What that means is if your franchise goes kaput you won't be on the hook for the entire note.
The 7(a) program usually guarantees 75% of the loan amount, which is astonishing when you really think about it.
Definitely a road worth pursuing if you've analyzed the financials, have the right team and resources in place and you've made a concerted effort to surround yourself with the expertise you'll need to secure funding.
I would still give the same advice as before to have a contact that has operated and prospered in the franchising space as a mentor.
You're going to need to put your networking cap on and meet people if you don't already have a contact in mind.
This is something ALL entrepreneurs have to do so you're most certainly not alone.
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This option would be very appealing to me if I'm a vet getting ready for civilian life.
In essence, it's largely a continuation of what you've been trained to do your entire military career but one that likely ends up putting much bigger money in your pockets.
One of my businesses explored military contracts to furnish the barracks.
These were HIGH PAYING opportunities but it really hurt our chances that we weren't vets.
Many of these opportunities are specifically reserved for Veterans because it's kind of similar to a fraternity mindset.
You're military?
You're in the Brotherhood.
And that, from my experience, was the mentality.
It was so much that way we ended up taking our pursuits elsewhere as we saw ourselves not getting anywhere fruitful.
The other beautiful thing about these contracts is once you've secured one they pretty much keep the same people in place for YEARS.
So, if you landed a gig doing military barracks in North Carolina, for example, it's likely you'll be doing military barracks at that location for the long foreseeable future.
That differs mightily to that in the private sector.
In my experience, bids go out every single year, regardless of how well you did, how much money you saved them, etc.
They are still going to do their diligence and ensure they get the absolute best bid.
Your successful efforts won't be futile but you also couldn't just rest your laurels on it, either.
From what I've seen, you have far more stability and guaranteed, residuals if you can leverage your background to land a few of these gigs.
This, however, is an entirely different animal in terms of navigating that and it's one I have not completed to give you sound advice on.
I would suggest you utilize tool like LinkedIn to connect with individuals that have done so.
This article from Inc. might help you when you're done here…
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Make the transition seamlessly and ensure you have all of your ducks in a row and resources in place.
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Start an Online Brand!
Okay, I'm clearly biased on this one…
There's not denying it.
This is what I do and largely how I make a living.
But honestly, I can't tell you how BIG the opportunity is and how LITTLE it costs you to start it.
Will you need to acquire some technical skills?
But for like $20/month you could easily host your own website and get an entire online business off the ground.
My podcast started as a passion project.
I was having such high level conversations with people about growing my first company that I decided to just record those convos and pay it forward.
That hosting company for the podcast charged $5/month.
And within two weeks the show was trending Top 5 in the world on iTunes under Business, Health and Education.
This, in turn, exposed me and my message to tens of thousands of people around the world (over 120 countries) and has led to me having some of the most mainstream entrepreneurs on the planet on my show.
Now, you may be thinking "Chris, what do I have that other people would pay for?"
And that's a very normal thought process…
But, as Russell Brunson (a brilliant marketer) says, we all have superpowers we just don't recognize it because it's just intrinsically who we are.
And as a Veteran, I can't imagine there NOT being SOMETHING you've learned along the way through life experience that would be super valuable.
The best example of this is Jocko Willink.
Jocko is a former Navy Seal and launched the Jocko Podcast, which almost instantly became a smash hit.
The entire premise of his brand is to share wisdom from a Navy Seal and to tell stories of what he exeprienced.
MILLIONS of people tune into this.
And so maybe you can start a consultancy business on logistics and build your customer base by having your own YouTube Channel, podcast or blog (like the one you're reading).
The reason I LOVE this options is because the others deal with a TON of red tape and capital to get off the ground.
This online game isn't a guarantee, I'll be the first to tell you that…
But if you really surround yourself with the right resources and knowledge it can be highly lucrative and your set of skills is so unique to civilian life that people are going to really NEED that framework and knowledge that you've just grown to take for granted.
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