MTS2000des
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we're out, the state is planning an MCV exercise in July. Oh well.
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IWCE and covid 19
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mmckenna
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Yeah, it's not really that big a deal unless you are trying to walk between casinos like we did. That was before the monorail.
As for the dry heat, I've been through Death Valley when it was 122, not a big deal if you pay attention.
As for the humidity, you've got me there. That's one thing that drives me nuts and keeps me within a few miles of the Pacific Ocean. Having to do basic training in New Jersey in June/July was an eye opener.
mmckenna
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Rescheduled to:
August 24th - 28th, 2020 at Las Vegas Convention Center
So, dang hottest time of the year. Oh well, have to make a pass through Death Valley again and see if I can top my 122º from last time.
August 24th - 28th, 2020 at Las Vegas Convention Center
So, dang hottest time of the year. Oh well, have to make a pass through Death Valley again and see if I can top my 122º from last time.
Having attended the last two APCOs in LV in August, I'm not looking forward to this. On the plus side, you don't need to bring a towel to the pool.
mmckenna
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Yeah, much better late winter.
On the up side, it gives me more options for my trip down. In the winter, snow in the Sierra mountains limits my camping choices. The summer will let me head east over the mountains and camp my way down to Las Vegas along the Eastern Sierra Nevada mountains.
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During today's Hytera dealers call most of the guys said they weren't going since their businesses are taking a hit. So far IWCE wants me to teach but I doubt I'll have close to the 21 students who had signed up.
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