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From West Point, to Ranger school, to a career in law enforcement, Ron Ross has been a running machine. More than 180 marathons, almost 90, one hundred mile ultra marathons and more.. and this year, at age 65, he conquered one of the toughest races on earth, the Badwater 135. 135 miles in Death Valley with temps at 115 or more. Link to Telich Talks pod in the comments

Did you know that cyclists have specific rights in traffic? Understanding your rights is crucial for safe riding. This week, we'll break down key legal aspects. Stay tuned and be prepared! 📜🚴♂️ #KnowYourRights #CyclingSafety

Ocala is fun... as 2 year old horse racing enthusiasts gear up for the upcoming season, I wonder about secret buzz and the impact of #AI on the industry. Here in Ocala, today with horses going for $600,000 and up and the humans all "skilled" in handicapping, one will wonder if some Bloodstock agents will be using tools empowered by #AI vs experience... What relationship does knowledge play in picking horses? 🐎 Reading "Outliers" by Malcolm Gladwell has sparked curiosity about the impact of birth month and place on success, and how much #AI could help a buyer solve that problem with lots of stats. Do the prices of out of favor horses then adjust to the perceived "risk"? Auctions can run in interesting ways... as can horses ... What do you think? Will #AI revolutionize horse buying, racing? Would #ai make a buyer / owner more successful...? #horses #racing #askanai

Riding a motorcycle takes attention to detail and isn't for everybody. Download the Winston Law Motorcycle Bible, a free guide that covers the rules of riding in Florida and what to do if you're in an accident. Download it now! https://lnkd.in/eN3xbeyE Riding a motorcycle takes attention to detail and isn't for everybody. Download the Winston Law Motorcycle Bible, a free guide that covers the rules of riding in Florida and what to do if you're in an accident. #motorcycleaccidentattorneys #winstonlaw https://lnkd.in/eN3xbeyE

Who's the Better Thrower: Texas Track Dad vs. Me? In this video, we settle the debate on who is the superior thrower between Texas Track Dad and myself. Join us as we discuss our techniques and skills on the field. #ThrowingCompetition #TrackandField #TexasTrackDad #BetterThrower #AthleteShowdown #ThrowingTechniques #SportsDebate #SkillsOnTheField #AthleticChallenge #WhoThrowsBetter

Why YOU should be using the practice feature on our Trackman range at Kingsway Biggleswade 🏌️ Please remember to like & Subscribe to your Youtube channel! ⬅️ Watch here: https://lnkd.in/eiDpPFuT Unleash your potential.

First installment of the series: Repossessing A Car/Second installment of the series.Roping Longhorns

Riding a motorcycle takes attention to detail and isn't for everybody. Download the Winston Law Motorcycle Bible, a free guide that covers the rules of riding in Florida and what to do if you're in an accident. Download it now! https://lnkd.in/eqRN4CjA Riding a motorcycle takes attention to detail and isn't for everybody. Download the Winston Law Motorcycle Bible, a free guide that covers the rules of riding in Florida and what to do if you're in an accident. #motorcycleaccidentattorneys #winstonlaw https://lnkd.in/eqRN4CjA

The Worshipful Company of Carmen CartMarking Panel are busy preparing for our next Cart Marking to be held on Saturday 20 July 2024. Don’t miss out! Cart Marking showcases a truly unique collection of transport dating from the horse and cart to the latest, cleanest, greenest, and safest in use today. The regulation of carts dates back over 750 years to the early days of the City, with the ceremony of Cart Marking evolving over time. Today we bring all that history back to life with a modern twist at our annual event, held each July. You will see handcarts, horses and carts, horse-drawn carriages, steam engines, military vehicles and motorcycles together with historic, vintage and specialist vehicles including the latest, powered by electricity and hydrogen, on display. The vehicles make their way to Guildhall Yard where they are greeted by the Lord Mayor of London, the Masters of not one but two City of London Livery companies and the Keeper of Guildhall Yard, all wearing their official robes and insignia. As each vehicle is presented for marking, a commentator tells us about its history and relevance today. You can view the Cart Marking ceremony on our YouTube channel using this link https://lnkd.in/gDY3Ttnt What is this all about? Well, it is quite simple! A ‘Cart’, in today’s terms, is a vehicle used to transport freight or passengers, for hire or reward. Marking is done by branding (or burning) a number, letter, or symbol on to a wooden block which is attached to the ‘cart’. But why was it done? This was the earliest form of vehicle licensing, and having paid for your licence, a mark would be burnt onto your wooden cart. This would allow that cart to ply for trade ‘for hire or reward’ for the forthcoming year, after which a new mark would be branded each year to allow that cart to continue in use. Back then the licence fee would have been five shillings (25p today). What is five shillings compared to £850 road tax for an articulated lorry today? Five shillings is still paid to the City of London today for each vehicle that passes through Guildhall Arch.