Housekeeping:

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* Today is the official announcement: FREE WEBINAR: Creative first Aid Kit Components

* 45 Min Webinar

* All the things you can learn:

* Up to 20 Common Items you probably already have

* How to use what you have

* Awesome survival techniques using these items

http://theprepperpodcast.com/creativefirstaid

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News in Two Minutes Segment

* Full Spectrum Survival

* https://www.youtube.com/user/FullSpectrumSurvival?feature=em-uploademail

* Doolittle Raiders

* http://www.militarytimes.com/story/military/2015/01/29/doolittle-raider-edward-saylor-dies/22529753/

* Guy Builds snow cave

* http://www.newser.com/story/200694/guy-builds-snow-cave-to-survive-2-nights-in-canyon.html/

Product Review

Waze Android App (available on iOS as well) 

* Smartphone App that acts as a crowd sourced Navigation app with real time traffic and hazard information.

* originally started by an Israeli company

* sold to Google in 2014

* function where it crowdsourced most of its updates.

* It had problems with the map accuracy

* corrected since Google bought it

* Waze feels like a cartoon version of Google Maps.

* updated map now

* everything a Libertarian wants in a map app

* interesting with the sounds and updates that it has

* It has an almost “game-like” feel to it

* Rack up on points based on your driving where you are ranked out of the people in your state. 

Examples of items you can report on the app are:

* Police

* Traffic Jams

* Objects in the Road

* Cars Stopped on the side of the road

* Weather

* Accidents 

Examples of information you get on the app:

* Traffic

* Other Users (by username, not real name)

* Estimated Time of Arrival

* Trip Length

* Mileage

* Speed by GPS

* Anything that has been reported

* Gas Prices near you

Topic: Tracking Animals

* Most basic question in tracking: What Animal is it?

* To successfully trap, you must learn to observe.

* Next, you must make the correct deduction from observation.

Birds

* Hopping on ground

* Feet side by side

* Meaning it is unaccustomed to the ground

* It must feed in air or on shrubs/trees

* If it is a fruit or blossom eater, it walks along branches

* If it feeds on insects, it hops from branch to branch

* Hopping birds should be insect eaters

* Not always the case (think chickens and canaries)

Walking Birds

* These birds walk

* Some or all of their food is on the ground

* It will feed on:

* Grain

* Fallen fruit

* Ground living creatures

* Flesh found on the ground