I am writing this post to encourage you all to tell your stories. The moment I spoke the words “we are all directors” aloud to realized to myself, “Wow. We are all directors, aren’t we?” I mean, without a doubt (or hopefully) we are all directing our own lives in order to manifest the things we want or need more of in life.
Anyway, this video of the RipTide E-Skateboard First thoughts is not a paid endorsement for RipTide. These are just my opinions on the product.
The gear is very solid and durable. Not a lot of give on the flexibility of the board, however the maneuverability more than makes up for it, not to mention the torque and sound. The sound of the electric motors with belt-driven hubs is like music to the ears for any gear head or Casey Neistat fan.
The remote is a bit plasticky (is that an a word?) but it is durable and very easy to figure out. I literally showed a 3 or 4 year old Neigbor’s child how to master it in only a couple of minutes. But one thing to note if you are getting this for a child… This is not a child’s toy. It does go 20 mph and it gets there in seconds. The remote can get too far away from the board and potentially cause the board to continue to accelerate forward after loosing the remote’s connection to the board… in which case, hope for the best.
But if you practice common sense and practice safely on this board, it has 3-settings… with speeds low enough for a 4 – 6 year old to learn and master in a week or two (well the right 4 year old)… ALTHOUGH I AM NOT SUGGESTING YOU TRY IT.
I hope this was a useful first thoughts. Please leave a comment if you have any questions about the board.
riptide r1 eskateboard review
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What does one do when they have their Thursday afternoon absolutely cleared from any meetings, shoots, or work projects?
If you guessed “pay a visit to a famous local artist to teach him lessons in patience with the elderly while sharing some video-editing & story-telling tips.” you’d be right. 🙂
After the 2008 recession, waiting for business to pickup in the construction industry, and slowing going insane, Jeff aka “Paint the Trail Guy”, decided to drop the hammer and pickup the paint brush. Show-casing his brush strokes of iconic figures on fence panels all across entire city of Longwood and other parts of Central Florida, Jeff met several interesting people along the way. Talk about his art, his projects, and his personality quickly spread across the town. It wasn’t until he started documenting his paint projects and stories through video did he amass the 26,000 Facebook followers that tune-in to his antics.
Another great thing about Jeff is that he is an activist in his community. Jeff is not afraid to tackle social issues, like when he helped the City of Longwood Commissioner and ex-professional wrestler, Matt Morgan, get elected this past November. That’s actually where Jeff and I originally met in person and had our first discussion. Fast-forward 4 months to March and I’m inviting myself and my dad over to “Paint the Trail Guy”‘s house for an unboxing video I wanted to cut together in 24 hrs for the YouTube Channel. Jeff was the best side-kick for this project and I hope to work on future projects like this with him in the future.
The VLOG of when “Paint the Trail Guy” and I first met:
Well, I could show you, or I can tell you. Let’s do both. An Unboxing video is very simple. You open a box in front of a camera. THEN (and this is where it gets super tricky) you DESCRIBE what’s in the box. Unboxing video, complete. Of course though, you can’t have an unboxing video without some sort of entertaining person, environment, great lighting, or great message. Luckily for us, we had a nice combination of all these things.
Check out our unboxing from this past Thursday, March 29th:
Making sure we continue to engage with our elderly is a crucial part of the aging process. When we forget about the importance of some family members their minds may start to wander, they may start developing cancers, HECK their limbs may start falling off. Staying close to our family is not necessarily embedded in our culture, but as good people, it is something we should work harder at.
I did a full comprehensive review of this product in hopes that it would help anybody thinking about options to safeguard a loved one. This is not a fail safe and shouldn’t be relied on as the sole barrier between you knowing where your family is and is not.
These are only my opinions and not a paid endorsement from PocketFinder. It is just an honest user’s review/testimonial.
Better than iTraq?
Definitely. That thing would state it was a mile or more away from where it actually was.
Better than Tile?
No doubt. The Tile device only worked off of blue tooth.
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Pros:
– Best Product that I have find thus far.
– Extremely accurate in pin pointing location
– User friend App
– Takes an android style micro USB port which is virtually universal nowadays to charge.
Cons:
– Not 100% Reliable
– Not the easiest company to get a hold of (facebook message works best, but email is primary way for them to be able to really help you.
– Does not have a number to get a hold of if there was an emergency.
– Some times the app will log you out and I have had some trouble logging back in.
Battery often dies when the battery life indicator shows it has over 10% battery remaining. But sometimes that’s either tech or just timing.
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Hello Fam! I over the last 6 months (starting in August of 2017) I started a Vlog Series to document the journey that I’ve experienced as a caregiver and son of a Father with Alzheimer’s disease.
This is the very first season of “Our Journey” and to drive engagement and some audience, I tried interjecting as much variety and locations as possible. This #ENDALZ Vlog series was made to inspire anyone else who is living the same or similar experience with a parent to document and share your journey as we can all learn something from each other.
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In the face of tragedy, people are known to come together. Recently, Puerto Rico was hit with a deadly hurricane, devastating the land and its people. The power this disaster brought was felt in the hearts of many around the world. But like light at the end of the tunnel, this incident lent way for people from all around to demonstrate their compassion and let the people of Puerto Rico know they are not alone in this.
Recently, the Orlando Date Night Guide posted an article on how to help those affected by Hurricane Maria, and make a philanthropic date night out of it. In the article, BertWill Creative’s photo was featured, and to give thanks, we wanted keep up the spirit of paying it forward, and highlight additional relief events here in Orlando.
October 19, 2017, 7-9pm
Orlando Brewing
$20
You can buy tickets here:
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/poses-for-puerto-rico-tickets-38557913758
It will likely sell out.
Go with the flow as you partake in an all-levels yoga class led by Sarah Burnett at Orlando Brewing to raise funds for Puerto Rico hurricane relief. 100% of the proceeds will directly benefit hurricane aid for Puerto Rico. After class, stick around for $1 off all Orlando Brewing brews.
