Rules and Lists
Reference notes, routines, reminders, records, and personal checklists.
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Contents
- Wellness Routine
- Quest for Knowledge
- Keep as Record
- Keeping the Seconds
- Keeping House
Gym information
TopMonday 1: Dumbbell Workout for Arms/Chest
- Ten alternating curls: start at your side with a dumbbell parallel with your feet, then bring it up while turning so they are perpendicular to your feet (15 lbs)
- Ten hammer curls: similar but dumbbells stay parallel for the whole motion (20 lbs)
- Ten incline curls: sitting at an incline bench and curling with dumbbells perpendicular to feet (15 lbs)
- Ten check flies: standing keep elbows in bent and arms out to 45 degs. palms up, bring hands together in front, keep elbows bent, lift weights to eye level (10 lbs)
- Ten incline press: punch out eye level (20 lbs)
- Ten flat press: punch out (25 lbs)
- Ten incline fly: (15 lbs)
Monday 2: Weight Machine Exercises
- Chest Press: 120x10, 145x4, 160x3, 175x2, 190x1
- Shoulder Press: 50x10, 65x8, 80x7, 95x5
- Lateral Pull Down: 80x10, 115x5, 130x4, 145x2, 85x8
Tuesday: Kettle Bell Workout
- Ten staggered stance rows per side
- Twenty-five swings
- Eight single arm presses per side
- Twenty-five goblet clean and squats
- Ten high pulls
- Ten bent over row
- Twenty-five horn curls
Friday: Leg Exercises
- Walking lunge
- Lateral squats
- Single leg calf raise
- Glute bridge
Thirty Minute Workout
- 10x Overhead Press- hold like a flashlight illuminating in front
- 10x Lateral Raises- shoulder
- 10x Chest Press- back to ground, knees up, tight core
- 10x Tricep Extensions- weight behind head
- 10x Bent over rows- toes, knees, nipples
- 10x Hammer Curls
List of material items I'd like to see
- 1985 Chevrolet Outdoorsman package with Winchester 94
- Sauna
- Mini Fridge with 2x4 edges glued to make it look like a pile of wood
- Cabinet and Secretarial Desk
Ted Talks to Watch
- Grit: The Power of Passion and Perseverance
- The Art of Saying No
- The Hidden Influence of Social Networks
- The Surprising Science of Happiness
- The Science of Cells that Never Get Old
- Why We Do What We Do
- The Magic of Not Giving a F***
- The Happy Secret to Better Work
- The Power of Mindfulness
- What I Learned from 100 Days of Rejection
- The Art of Stillness
- My Stroke of Insight
- The Danger of a Single Story
- The Skill of Humor
- The Power of Time Off
- How to Start a Movement
- First Why and Then Trust
- How Boredom Can Lead to Your Most Brilliant Ideas
- Why Specializing Early Doesn't Always Mean Career Success
- The Art of Being Yourself
- How to Gain Control of Your Free Time
- Every Kid Needs a Champion
- Got a Meeting? Take a Walk
- What we don't understand about trust
- How to Get Better at the Things You Care About
- The science behind dramatically better conversations
Warren Buffett's Income Statement Rules of Thumb
- Gross Margin: Gross Profit/Revenue [>40%]
- SG&A Margin: SG&A/Gross Profit [<30%]
- R&D Margin: R&D/Gross Profit [<30%]
- Depreciation Margin: Depreciation/Gross Profit [<10%]
- Interest Margin: Interest/Operating Income [<15%]
- Tax Margin: Taxes/Pre-Tax Income [Corporate Tax Rate]
- Net Income Margin: Net Income/Revenue [>20%]
- EPS Growth: Year 2 EPS/Year 1 EPS [Positive & Growing]
Solutions
- Killing weeds: 1 gallon of vinegar, 1/2 cup of salt, couple squirts of Dawn dish soap
- All-purpose cleaner (best for showers): 1 cup vinegar to 1 cup Dawn
- All-purpose cleaner (best for windows, counters, surface tops): 1 tsp Dawn, 1 gallon jug, 1/2 cup vinegar, 16 oz rubbing alcohol, fill with water
- Cleaning Solution: 1 cup baking soda, 1/4 cup dawn, 3 tsp hydrogen peroxide
- Guests notice: Front door and doormat, Smells (good or bad), Floors (Dirt, pet hair), Surfaces (Dust, stains), Windows (Smudges), Couch cushions, Clutter, Bathroom (sink, toilet), Lighting, Dust on Decor
- Products acceptable on Bath Fitter Acrylic Products: Clean Shower by Church and Dwight, Lysol Mildew Remover with Bleach, Soft Scrub with Bleach, Formula 409 Orange Power, Tilex Fresh Shower, Tilex Mold And Mildew Remover, Vinegar
Housekeeping
- Bathroom Countertop or vanity: Wipe with vinegar, a natural cleanser, or water and dish soap.
- Bathroom Tile and grout: Cover with a baking-soda-and-water paste, let it sit, then scrub.
- Bathroom Toilet: Flush, coat with toilet bowl cleaner, scrub, let it sit, then flush again.
- Bathroom Floor: Cover with baking-soda paste, let it sit, then wipe with soap and water.
- Bathroom Sink: Use vinegar spray, a disinfectant, or Bar Keeper's Friend, let it sit, then wipe away.
- Bathroom Tub: Combine powdered laundry detergent with water and scrub with a microfiber towel.
- Bathroom Shower curtain: Toss in the washing machine with a few old rags, then dry on its hooks.
- Bathroom Mirror: Spray with a vinegar-and-water solution then wipe with a newspaper.
- Bathroom Shower door: Spritz with vinegar-and-water mixture, then wipe with newspaper or a microfiber towel.
- Laundry Shirts: Wash, hang dry, iron
- Laundry Clothes: Wash, hang dry
- Laundry Sheets: Wash, dry
- Declutter: Match up tupper ware and lids
- Declutter: Clean out your silverware drawer
- Declutter: Organize your junk drawer
- Declutter: Organize pots and pans
- Declutter: Go through dish towels
- Declutter: Dump old shoes
- Declutter: Organize Nightstand
- Declutter: Get rid of old socks and underwear
- Declutter: Organize T-Shirts
- Declutter: Go through jeans
- Declutter: Remotes for electronics that you no longer need
- Declutter: Worn-out throw pillows
- Declutter: Seasonal decor items
- Declutter: Remove Kids' toys
- Declutter: Decor items that no longer match
- Declutter: Old, worn-out towels and washcloths
- Declutter: Expired medicine cabinet items
- Declutter: Pens and markers that are dried out
- Declutter: Computer software purge
- Declutter: Receipts you no longer need
- Declutter: Master cords and cables
- Declutter: Paperwork no longer needed
- Declutter: Take out trash
- Declutter: Clean desk
- Declutter: Pick up office
- Declutter: Clean hallway
- Declutter: Old Paint
- Declutter: Damaged tools and equipment
- Declutter: Empty boxes
- Declutter: Excessive rags
Cooking/Food Ideas
- Vac-u-suc ears of corn with a couple of tbsp of salted butter and freeze. Just boil in bag for a few minutes and it's corn on the cob all winter
- Il Mulino Divino Passata Di Pomodoro with fresh basil
- Heartburn Neutralizing Foods: fruits (melons, berries, apples, pears, bananas), Vegetables (broccoli, cauliflower, celery, lettuce), Nuts (almonds, walnuts), Dairy (milk, yogurt), Ginger, Peppermint
- Steak Tip Marinade: 2 Parts soy sauce, 1 part water, white sugar, brown sugar, sesame seed oil (just a little), Onions, Scallions, Garlic, Ginger, touch of tabasco [marinade for 2 days]
- Lasagna: 1 TBS Veg. Oil, 1.5 Lb Ground Chuck, 12 oz whole tomatoes or tomato puree, 8 oz Tomato Sauce, 2 Envelopes of dehyd. spag sauce, 2 cans total of 12oz V-8, 1 pack 1 lb lasagna noodles no cook, 12 oz Ricotta cheese, 8 or more oz mozz cheese shredded, 1/4 cup parmesan cheese, chopped parsley, italian seasoning
- Cook lasagna: Heat oil in large skillet, brown meat well, drain fat, stir in tomato puree sauce, dehyd sauce, veg juice, cook/simmer 10 min, cover bottom of 13x9x2 dish with meat, uncooked noodles, cheese + mozz, laywer ending with the meat sauce, cover with foil (tight), cook 1 hour at 350, let stand 15 min, sprink with parm and pars, eat.
- Meatballs: Eg, Bread crumbs, Italian seasoning, Minced onion, Garlic Salt, Parm Cheese, Salt and Pepper: Oven 350 for half hour
- Marinade: 1/4 cup ginger, 1/4 cup garlic, 1/4 cup sugar, 1 Tbsp cardamom (ground), 2 Tbsp coriander (ground), 1 Tbsp turmeric (ground), 2 Tbsp thyme, 1 Tbsp crushed pepper, 1/2 cup Worcestershire sauce, 1/2 cup soy sauce (low sodium), 1/4 cup balsamic vinegar, 1/4 cup malt vinegar, 1/4 cup safflower oil or canola oil, 1/2 cup olive oil
- Marinade Alternative: 1 tbsp grated fresh ginger, 1 tbsp minced fresh garlic, 1 tbsp sugar, .25 tsp ground cardamom, 1 tsp ground coriander, .5 tsp ground turmeric, 1 tsp dried thyme, .5 tbsp crushed red pepper, 2 tbsp Worcestershire sauce, 3 tbsp soy sauce, 2 tbsp balsamic vinegar, 1 tbsp malt vinegar, 2 tbsp safflower oil, 2 tbsp olive oil.
- Kale Soup: White onion (dice), Three small potatoes (dice), Evo, Linguica, Bay leaf, Chicken broth (value size 48 oz), 2 cans light red Kidney beans (30 oz), water (48 oz), salt, paprika, kale
- Cook Kale Soup: Dice Onion, Dice Potatoes, put evo in pot, add onions, cut linguica and add to pot, add bay leaf or two, add broth after 10 minutes, add water, add salt and paprika, cut kale, wash kale, add kale after 10 more minutes, stir it in, wait 7 minutes and add beans, wait 30 minutes
- Shrimp: Cilantro, Greek Yogurt, Lime, Mango, Pineapple
- Sausage and rice
- Tuna, lime, avocado
- Carne Asada: Juice of oranges, 3/4 cup orange juice, 1/2 cup lemon juice, 1/2 cup lime juice, 1 bunch fresh cilantro, 1/2 cup soy sauce, 4 cloves garlic, 1 Tbsp chili powder, 1 Tbsp cumin, 1 Tbsp paprika, 1 Tbsp black pepper, 1 tsp dried oregano, 1/2 cup olive oil, 2 lbs flank steak or skirt steak
- Mongolian Drink: Equal parts of the following (Absolute Vodka, Southern Comfort, Blue Curacao, Midori, Triple Sec, Sour Mix, Peach Tree, Pineapple Juice)
- Superfoods: Garlic, Pumpkin Seeds, Pineapple, Papaya Seeds, Wormwood, Lemon, Ginger, Cayenne Pepper, Raw Carrots, Raw Honey, Cloves, Onions, Cucumber Seeds
- Braised Chuck Roast: 1 tbsp ghee, 3.5-4.5 lb beef chuck with good marbling, 1 large onion chopped, 3 carrots, chopped, 3 celery stalks chopped, 6 garlic cloves minced, 2 shallots minced, 2 tbsp tomato paste, 1.5 tbsp worcestershire sauce, 1 tbsp grey poupon, 4 cups beef broth, 2 cups dry red wine (cabernet savignon or merlot), fresh rosemary & thyme, chives for garnish
- Cook Braised Chuck Roast: 1. Season roast generously with salt and pepper 2. Preheat dutch oven over medium-high. Add ghee and sear roast 4-7 minutes per side until golden. remove and set aside 3. In the same pot, saute onion, carrots, and celery 6-8 minutes until softened. add garlic and shallots, cook 2-3 minutes 4. stir in tomato paste and worcestershire sauce, cook until paste darkens 5. Deglaze with red win, scraping up brown bits. boil 1 minute then simmer 6-10 minutes until reduced by half 6. Add beef broth and bring to a simmer. return roast to pot add rosemary and thyme 7. Cover and braise in over at 300 for 4-5 hours or until tender and shredding easily. 8 remove roast strain cooking liquid and simmer 10 minutes to thicken 9. serve over mashed potatoes, ladle sauce on top and garnish with chives
- Eat fish once a week, sweet potatoes, leafy greens, milk, flaxseed, cashews, beet greens
- Greek Yogurt
- Berries
- Potatoes
- Avocados
- Eggs
- Beef
- Pork
- Chicken
- Seafood
- Celery
- Pineapple
- Broccoli
- Spinach
- Bell Peppers
- Dark Chocolate
- Apples
- Squash
- Kiwi
- Nuts
Places to be remembered
- Richardson Sawmill: 505 E Ironstone Road, Burrillville, RI; 508-265-8388
- Quality Cutting Butcher: 1455 Jackson School House Road, Burrillville, RI; Josh 401-749-6654 (cut legs at first knuckle)
Know your game loads
- Pheasants: 5,6 (improved cylinder, modified)
- Ducks: 4,5,6
- Grouse & Partridge: 5,6,7.5,8 (full choke)
- Geese: BB,2,4
- Turkey: BB, 2,4,5,6,7.5
- Quail: 7.5,8,9
- Doves & Pigeons: 6,7.5,8
- Rabbits: 4,5,6,
- Woodcock: 7.5,8,9
- Rail: 7.5,8,9
- Squirrels: 5,6
- Fox: BB,2,4
- Deer & Black Bear: Rifled slug, buckshot
Home Projects
- Windows
- Smart blinds
- Patio
- Street drainage
- Garden in front yard
- Garden in back yard
- Front storm door
- Front walk way
- Inspect foundation
- Level lawn (start with front yard)
- Edge and weed around the house
- Butterfly Island around the trees
- Shed
- Planting area on the front corner
- Electrical in the attic
Mat Comics
- Superman vol. I- 1-28, 30,32,33,35,36,37,38,39,40,41,42,43,46,47,48,49,50,51,52,53,54,55,56,57,58,59,60,61,62,63,64,65,66,67,68,69,70,72,73,74,75,76,77,78,79,80-88
- Superman vol. I- 90,92,93,94,95,96
- Superman vol. I- 100, 102,103,104,105,106,107,109,110,111,112,113,114,115,116,117,118,119,120,121,122,123
- Superman vol. I- 124,125,126,127,128,129,130,131,132,134,136,139,144,147
- Superman vol. I- 154,157 (Jan 1963)
- Action Comics 1-90,92-100, 102-214,216-234,236-241,244-250,253,256-259,261,263,266,267,276 (May 1961)
Normal Numbers
- Blood pressure: 120/80
- Pulse: 70-100
- Temperature: 36.8-37
- Breathing: 12-16
- Hemoglobin (male): 13-18
- Cholesterol: 130-200
- Potassium: 3.50-5
- Sodium: 135-145
- Triglyceride: 220
- The Amount of Blood in Body: 5-6 liters
- Sugar (Adult): 70-115
- Iron: 8-15mg
- White Blood Cells- 4,000-11,000
- Platelets: 150,000-400,000
- Red Blood Cells: 4.60-6 million
Our Asia Grill Order
- Two orders of Egg Rolls
- Two orders of Beef Teriyaki
- One order of Asia Style Wings
- One order of Crab Rangoon
- One order of Sweet and Sour Chicken
- One order of Chicken and Broccoli in dark sauce
- One order of Generals Chicken
- One order of Pork Lo Mein
- One order of Asia Fried Rice
- Large Homemade Duck Sauce
- Eight Fortune Cookies
Local Book Stores
- Heartleaf Books, 374 Atwells Ave., Providence, RI
- Symposium Books, 240 Westminster St., Providence, RI
- Commonwealth Books, 29 Touro St., Newport, RI
- Charter Books, 8 Broadway, Newport, RI
- Island Books, 575 E. Main Rd., Middletown, RI
- Barrington Books, 184 County Rd., Barrington, RI
- Archive Book and Snackery, 4 Market St., RI
- Ink Fish Books, 488 Main St., Warren, RI
- Curiosity & Co., 13 Narragansett Ave., Jamestown, RI
- Wakefield Books, 160 Old Tower Hill Rd., Wakefield, RI
- Stillwater Books, 1745 Main Street, Unit 15, West Warwick, RI
- Stages of Freedom, 10 Westminster St., Providence, RI
- The Book Barn, 41 West Main Street, Niantic, CT
- Bank Square Books, 53 W. Main St., Mystic, CT
- Brattle Book Shop, 9 West St., Boston, MA
- An Unlikely Story, 111 South St., Plainville, MA
- Mary's Paperbacks, 2426 West Shore Road, Warwick, RI
- Twice Told Tales, 2145 Broad Street, Cranston, RI
- Riffraff bookstore, 60 Valley St #107A, Providence, RI
- Old As Adam, 507 Main Street, Warren, RI
- Twenty Stories, 107 Ives St Providence, RI
- The Map Center, 545 Pawtucket Ave, MS208, Pawtucket, RI
- USED: Paper Nautilus, 19 South Angell St., Providence, RI
- NEW: Books on the Square, 471 Angell St., Providence, RI
Local FFLS Shops
- Black Fox Guns And Ammo, 211 Main St, Ashaway
- Hook Line & Sinker, 6 Pagnano St, Bristol
- Wrights Pistol Smithing Svc, 111 Hilltop Dr, Carolina
- Ess Solutions, Llc, 500 High St, Central Falls
- Rosco Manufacturing Llc, 500 High St, Central Falls
- Carolina Consultants, 110 Carolina Back Rd, Charlestown
- Brads Guns, 4203 S County Trail, Charlestown
- Free Man's Firearms, 557 King's Factory Rd, Charlestown
- Top Gun, 10 Crossland St Unit #5, Charlestown
- Big Bear Hunting And Fishing, 401 Putnam Pike, Chepachet
- Hawkins, Charles S, 374 Hopkins Hill Rd, Coventry
- Mid-State Gun, 1200 Tiogue Ave, Coventry
- Rhode Island Gunworks, 15 Sandy Bottom Rd, Coventry
- On Target Firearms, 1 Gray Birch Drive, Cranston
- Post Road Guns, 2158 Plainfield Pike #4, Cranston
- Bane Corp, 15 Puritan Ave, Cranston
- Cranston Firearms, 1016 Cranston St, Cranston
- Ocean State Gunsmithing, Llc, 28 Celestia Ave, Cranston
- Ammo Safe Inc, 34 Celestia Ave, Cranston
- Econoloads Llc, 1065 Park Ave, Cranston
- A & H Duffy Inc, 90 Glen Rd, Cranston
- J & A Sales, 400 W Wrentham Rd, Cumberland
- Reloading Corner, The, 5 Meadowbrook Rd, E Greenwich
- Jrs Firearms Co, 901 Broadway, E Providence
- Shooting Match, 2224 Pawtucket Ave, East Providence
- Exeter Indoor Firing Range & Gun Shop Llc, 560 South County Trail, Exeter
- Firearms Unlimited Llc, 345 Nooseneck Hill Road, Exeter
- Shanbri Farm Llc, 332 S County Trl, Exeter
- Alarry Farm, 7 Rickard Road, Foster
- Ljd Guns & Supplies, 9 King Rd, Foster
- Steves Gun Shop, 66 Central Pike, Foster
- Foster Bear Arms Trading Post, 52 Danielson Pike, Foster
- Rhody Outdoors, 2 Gold Mine Rd, Foster
- Ure Outfitters, 1009 Main St, Hope Valley
- Eagle Gunsmithing, 767 Hartford Ave, Johnston
- Ri Gunsmith & Reload, 2949 Hartford Ave, Johnston
- Ag Arms, 211 Central Ave, Johnston
- Difruscia Industries Inc, 20 Starr St, Johnston
- Furtado, John A Jr & Tirocchi, Valentino A Jr, R 1307 Hartford Ave, Johnston
- Jim's Firearm Repair Service, 118 Greenville Ave, Johnston
- Rcb Arms, 17 Mill St 2nd Floor, Johnston
- J & R Sales Inc, 21 Oakwood Ave, Lincoln
- High Service Arms, 760 Great Road, Lincoln
- Tanury Industries, Inc., 6 New England Way, Lincoln
- Ocean State Defense Inc, 21 Brayton Point Rd, Little Compton
- Addieville East Farm, 200 Pheasant Dr, Mapleville
- Robin Hollow Outfitters, 200 B Pheasant Dr, Mapleville
- A & M Tactical, 10 Coddington Hwy, Middletown
- Quaker Lane Bait & Tackle Ltd, 4019 Quaker Ln, N Kingstown
- Kane Corp, 1028 Boston Neck Rd, N Kingstown
- Bob Guernon Gunsmithing, 74 Westwood Rd, No Smithfield
- Cranston Gun & Coin, 6595 Post Road, North Kingstown
- Bel Air Finishing Supply Corp, 101 Circuit Dr, North Kingstown
- Fin & Feather Lodge Llc, 3520 Quaker Lane, North Kingstown
- Narragansett Bay Firearms, 6595 Post Rd, North Kingstown
- Smith Hill Jewelry & Guns, 86 Greenville Ave, North Providence
- Elite Firearms, 641 Rocky Hill Road, North Scituate
- Intelligent Design, 241 Grange Rd, North Smithfield
- Mtr Machining Inc, 229 Quaker Hwy, North Smithfield
- De Angelis, Joseph P, 700 Benefit St, Pawtucket
- Competition Shooting Supplies, 435 (Rear) Benefit St, Pawtucket
- Lost Treasures Llc, 242 Middle Street, Pawtucket
- River Bend Athletic Club, 316 Columbia St, Peace Dale
- Cottrell, David & Lapointe, William & Philip, 192 Narragansett Blvd, Portsmouth
- Island Gun Shop, Inc, 1678 E Main Rd Unit 17, Portsmouth
- Pocasset Arms, 2968 East Main Rd, Portsmouth
- Rm Keshura, Gunsmith, 769 Middle Rd, Portsmouth
- Ciccone, Frank A Iii, 15 Mercy St, Providence
- Metallurgical Solutions Incorporated, 85 Aldrich Street, Providence
- Village Smith, The, 71 Babcock St, Providence
- Brown & Ives Trading Co, 50 S Main St, Providence
- Henry Oil Co Inc, 675 Hartford Ave, Providence
- Ri Institute For Specialized Police Training, 680 Douglas Ave, Providence
- Quality Spraying Technologies Inc, 150 Park Lane, Providence
- Roy, Henry P, 1 Richmond Square Suite 219w, Providence
- Teknicote Inc, 10 New Rd, Rumford
- Eddy, Michael A, 1185 Danielson Pike, Scituate
- Dubois, Robert R, 806 Pound Hill Rd Box 322, Slatersville
- Jim Anderson's Gun Shop, 344 Douglas Pike, Smithfield
- Dick's Sporting Goods, Inc. (#163), 371 Putnam Pike Suite #300, Smithfield
- Tiverton Bait & Tackle Shop, 71 Blueberry Ln, Tiverton
- Tavares Rod & Gun, 350 Brayton Rd, Tiverton
- Dch Firearms, 60 Furey Ave, Tiverton
- Sakonnet River Outfitters, 777 Main St, Tiverton
- Arquebus Co, 1497 Main St, W Warwick
- Freedom Sports And Arms, 236 High Street, Wakefield
- Peace Dale Shooting Preserve, 130 Pearls Way, Wakefield
- Tug Hollow Firearms, 100 Brook Farm Road North, Wakefield
- Universal Firearms, 265 Main Street, Wakefield
- Ingram, William J, 24 Long Lane, Warren
- Dick's Sporting Goods, Inc. (#161), 1350 E Bald Hill Rd, Warwick
- Proline Firearms, 891 Warwick Ave, Warwick
- Rhode Island Guns & Ammo, 1175 Post Rd, Warwick
- D & L Shooting Sup Inc, 3314 West Shore Rd, Warwick
- Metalform Atw Companies, 55 Service Ave, Warwick
- The Smith Shop, 69 Lillian Ct, Warwick
- Metivier, Larry C, 96 Muddy Brook Rd, West Greenwich
- Folloni, John Albert, 489b Victory Highway, West Greenwich
- Gendron's Pawn & Loan, 225 Cowesett Ave, West Warwick
- Heritage Gun & Coin Co Inc, 250 Cowesett Ave #4 & #5, West Warwick
- Saxon Armaments, 1230 Main St, West Warwick
- Bullseye Shooting Supplies Inc, 837 Park Ave, Woonsocket
- Duralectra-Chn, Llc, 1 Shorr Court, Woonsocket
- Flint Armament, 125 Harrison Ave, Woonsocket
- Impreglon Inc, 222 Goldstein Dr, Woonsocket
- River Street Tactical Incorporated, 1174 River St, Woonsocket
- Hope Valley Bait & Tackle Inc, 1150 B Main St, Wyoming
- Famars Usa Llc, 87 Kingstown Road, Wyoming
Federated
- Communication to clubs
- Dues communication
- Promote clubs
- T-Shirt Competition (impact printing does help)
- Reconsider individual members
- Need to reach out to business memberships
- Need a schedule for club activities and Federated activities
- Card machine to make range cards for clubs
- Sponsored events schedule
- Club membership benefits defined
- Shared services and buying (clays, ammo, insurance)
The Lord's Prayer
- Our Father, who art in heaven,
- hallowed be Thy name.
- Thy kingdom come.
- Thy will be done, on earth as it is in heaven.
- Give us this day our daily bread.
- And forgive us our debts, as we forgive our debtors.
- And lead us not into temptation,
- but deliver us from evil.
- For thine is the kingdom, and the power,
- and the glory, for ever. Amen.
- You either know Him or haven't met Him yet
- It all comes down to choice, in the end you either decide to have faith or not.
Membership
- Federated Rhode Island Sportsman Club, Membership Committee Chair
- Second Amendment Coalition
- Gun Owners Action League
- Rhode Island Firearms Owners League
- Manville Sportsman Rod and Gun Club, Inventory Committee Chair, Finance Committee Member, Capital Sub-Committee Chairman
- Elite Indoor Gun Range
- Sayles Hill Rod and Gun Club, Member
- Rhode Island Chapter of ISACA
- Associated Radio Amateurs of Southern New England (ARASNE)
- National Rifle Association
- American Radio Relay League
- New England Backcountry Hunters and Anglers
YouTube
- TFB TV
- Clean That Up
- Main Outdoor Enthusiast
- L.L. Bean
- Silver Cymbal
- Chemical Guys
- Ron Spomer Outdoors
- James Reeves
- The Retirement Nerds
- Justin King
- The Fat Electrician
- Bushradical
- Bourbon Moth Woodworking
- TFL Offroad
- Project Farm
- Hunter's Moon Productions
- Droppin in Podcast
- MasterJacks
- Carson Dity Digs
- Factor 55
- TFBTV Show Time
- Historic Investments
- Itsgoodsoup
- MosinVirus
Podcasts
- The President's Daily Brief
- The Audit Podcast
- Advisory Opinions
- The Weekly Reload Podcast
- TFL Talkin' Trucks
- Rhode Island Report
- Big Woods Bucks Podcast
- The Official Game of Thrones Podcast House of the Dragon
- Dan Carlin's Hardcore History Addendum
- Dan Carlin's Hardcore History
- Trigger Words w/Ryan Cleckner
Prompt
I want to uncover the masks I'm currently wearing, roles I'm currently playing, and illusions I'm believing. Please guide me through this process by asking me ten reflective questions, one at a time, to help me recognize the stories I'm currently telling myself. After I answer the tenth question, please step into the role of my higher self and analyze my responses. Identify the top negative patterns present in my life and the top positive patterns I can embrace and grow. Be direct and truthful, tough love is welcome. Then provide daily affirmations to support my growth, actionable steps to change behaviors, and embody my authentic self. Lastly a message of encouragement from my higher self to celebrate how far l've come on my journey.
TopExcel Tips
- Alt + H + M + M - Merge cells
- Alt + H + M + U - Unmerge cells
- Ctrl + E - Flash Fill
- Alt + = - AutoSum
- Ctrl + ; - Insert current date
- Ctrl + Shift + ; - Insert current time
- Ctrl + 1 - Format Cells dialog
- Ctrl + T - Create table
- Ctrl + Space - Select column
- Shift + Space - Select row
- Ctrl + Shift + L - Toggle filters
- Alt + N + V - Insert PivotTable
- Alt + A + M - Remove duplicates
- F2 - Edit cell
- F4 - Repeat last action
- Ctrl + N - New workbook
- Ctrl + O - Open workbook
- Ctrl + W - Close workbook
Life Audit
- Health
- Finance
- Personal Development
- Career
- Relationships
- Self-care
- Home
- Life
- Free time
Identity System
Zone 1
- Nurturing- caring for growth in yourself and others; encouraging, supportive, and creating an environment where people and ideas can flourish.
- Inquisitive- curious, always seeking knowledge and understanding; asking questions that open up new perspectives.
- Strong- possessing inner steadiness and resilience; able to face challenges without losing your grounding.
Zone 2
- Faithful- unwavering in loyalty and commitment; dependable through both joys and struggles.
- Vulnerable- willing to be open and authentic about emotions, doubts, and needs; letting others see the real you.
- Disciplined- consistent and organized; living with order, balance, and healthy habits.
Zone 3
- Welcoming- open, approachable, and inclusive; creating a sense of belonging for others.
- Insightful- thoughtful and knowledgeable; able to understand, learn, and apply ideas with clarity.
- Resilient- able to recover from challenges and adapt to change with steadiness and persistence.
Zone 4
- Steward: Leave It Better- Stewardship, conservation, and legacy. Protect what matters, restore what's fading, and ensure what's next.
- Be Hard to Kill- Personal resilience and health. Build strength in body, mind, and spirit. Prepare, adapt, endure.
Board of Directors
- KH
- BA
- RH
- AH
- EJ
- PD
- NIR