You Should Have *ICE On Your Phone!No, this is not some crazy comment made as a result of too much celebrating on New Year’s Eve. It is a very logical statement that is directly related to the amount of time in which we travel and cell phones. I would gander to say that some of you are well aware of the “*ICE” that is being discussed.
To begin with ICE is not the cold solid form of water that we use in our ice chests, pour our tea over or in the case of winter driving find ourselves sometimes sliding around on occasionally. It could, however, be vitally important to you and the ones you love if by chance you are an accident during your travels or become ill and cannot speak for yourself. If you fall victim to such an unfortunate situation, how will emergency officials know who among all of your phone contacts they should call? Yes, you might have your contacts categorized into different groups, but the time wasted searching through your phone could prove to be even more unfortunate. When life and death hang in the balance--every second counts.
Although the exact protocol varies from state to state the one thing that emergency responders are all trained to look for is a means of contacting priority individuals relevant to you. The one who knows your important medical informatino and other potential important informatin that may be helpful in your treatment when you are in some for of incapacitated and cannot speak for yourself. |
Schooling: Co-Angler to Pro
Advice – Tips for Co-angler: |
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- Lady Bass Angler Associaton Titles On the Line at Old Hickory



Deciding to fish as a Co-angler or a Boater brings up plenty of questions, I know because I’ve experienced both. In 2009, I decided to fish a lady tournament trail as a Co-angler. I asked my friends that fished the ladies trail and I did research online about what a co-angler needed to know. All the anglers that I have fished with and met have been a very nice and supportive group. 
