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3 Oct 2016

The History of GPS Infographic

The History of GPS infographic
via Mashable.com

As indicated in the infographic below, the Smoke Signals were used in ancient times to give signals to one another. I'm pretty sure for the developing countries after the Gen X, and Y were born they would have at least experience some of the Smoke Signals in the remote places when someone invites you to a big festival or a community party. "Where there's smoke, there's food." Even to these days when you're out of mobile signals and stranded on an island, Smoke Signals are pretty much capable. On the other hand, we know that some people are gifted as great navigators by using their compass and travelled around the globe to conquer and claimed history of humanity.

For all the right reasons, smart technology is here where each smart mobile phones can turn on their location, and you're ready to go!

What's next after this history revealed in our present generation? What will be the Millenials generation and beyond can bring about after smart phones and apps?

3 Sept 2016

Australia Survivor 2016 Recap

Australia Survivor 2016 Recap

The ironical meaning of the Australian Survivor tribes names indicating secret names translated from the Philippines language. This recap is not your typical long paragraphs of the fairdinkum Aussie writing version. It came to my attention why Aganoa tribe kept being voted nearly three times and the first tribe voted out from the Tribal Council. I was kinda repeating Aganoa sounds familiar if you speak it in Tagalog (Philippines National language) until I reviewed twitters feed #SurvivorAu. Sure enough, I found similar thoughts and spot on his tweet in the Tagalog language, so I tweeted him back @jlhabitan

Here is it, I decided to translate-typographic it for you and why Aganoa voted first and maybe the first tribe to disperse from planet Samoa island. Aganoa may be the earliest to vote in the Tribal Council, but they are the earliest to find the Immunity Idol. Who knows what unexpected twists lie ahead of the Australian Survivor compared to the American Survivor version? The fans of American Survivor versions reckon the Australian Survivor 2016 pulled it off better with their EARLY twists through the SAANAPU tribe and VAVAU tribe lost from the tribal challenge game resulted to two tribes to vote in the Tribal Council. Tribal Council twisted their votes and swapped each castaway voted off from each tribe then bring one castaway from their tribe with them.

SAANAPU or WHERE IS IT tribe looking at each other's eyeballs rolling wide while VAVAU or ON TOP/HOW CHEAP tribe is looking on top of each other's shoulders what is going on with all the political swapping in Australia, apparently, Hamish the Aussie comedian pointed out from his Twitter feed.

The SAANAPU or WHERE IS IT tribe will continue to find the Immunity Idol and be saying "WHERE IS IT?" The VAVAU or ON TOP/HOW CHEAP will continue to outplay ON TOP of each other as usual. The AGANOA or YOU'RE EARLY tribe will they continue to win an upcoming set of games before they become the EARLY tribe to be broken.

Australia Survivor Tribes 2016:
AGANOA - "Aga N'yo Ah" or "Aga Mo Ah" - meaning "YOU'RE EARLY" tribe
SAANAPU - "Saan Na Po" - meaning "WHERE IS IT" tribe
VAVAU - "Babaw" - meaning "ON TOP" or "HOW CHEAP" tribe

Secret names translation of Survivor Australia tribes! Why Aganoa voted first? #survivorau @Survivor_AU pic.twitter.com/3sX0yzyx8j
— jєииїfєяЯвaцlcн (@jenniferRbaulch) September 3, 2016

31 Aug 2016

40 Lists How To Start a Fire

How to make fire without flint but even with a flint? I meant how to make a fire in Survivor TV show that film dumb applicants "how not to make fire using a flint"?

Inspired or shocked through the castaways of Survivor Australia 2016 who entered the TV reality show and does not know how to make fire after their flint was worn out. One of the tribes had no fire for five days; they sighed at the Tribal Council. Watching the first and second episode, most of them mentioned they loved and watched Survivor America but when they entered the survivor camp; they missed to apply the major key of life - the "bloody" fire! Metaphorically speaking the winner of Survivor Australia 2016 never knew how to make fire! The most awkward scene when Kristie Bennet was trying to make a fire in the middle of the night when the last four game players were supposed to be sleeping.

Here are smart ways of similar methods from different sources listed for you. Some can be repeated, but the presentation from different bloggers can suit to your style of surviving plans.

WARNING: This is for survival purposes not playing with fire!

Bow and Drill. How to make fire without matches (materials are hardwood (socket), drill or spindle wood, bow curved stick, cord or leather thong, fire board (softwood), gathered dead grass/dried barks, paper and your human hands of course) via http://tostevin.net/?p=919