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Emergency Numbers ISDRA at Under My Helmet

I am going to post emergency phone numbers for some of the more popular areas to go off-roading in as many areas as possible. To do this effectively, I'll need your help. You can send me the phone numbers for the areas you're familiar with and I'll post them in this category. Or you can send me a request to find the numbers for areas that you're familiar with and/or [...] Read More


Emergency Numbers ODSVRA at Under My Helmet

Click here to send me submissions. Emergency Phone Numbers State Park Communication Center dial: (805) 473-7220, or dial 911 from any phone and your call can be transferred to the State Park Communications center. The communication center is in operation 24 hours, daily. San Luis Obispo County Sheriff dial: (805) 781-4550. Available 24 hours. Ambulance response dial: (911). You will reach the San Luis Obispo County Sheriff. Arroyo Grande Community Hospital dial: (805) 489-4261. [...] Read More


What’s In Your Emergency Kit? at Under My Helmet

If you ride away from camp much, you're going to want some sort of kit in case of emergency. I carry the quad's tool kit under the seat, I also carry a camelbak that has my emergency stuff. My kit isn't complete, I plan to add things like a tow strap (wrapped to the quad's bumper), more (better) tools, including swapping elect tape for 100mph tape, a first-aid kit, and [...] Read More


Emergency Preparedness and Your Home Based Business at Home Based Business

One can never over-prepare for untoward incidents that might ruin a business anytime. This is the very reason I never get tired of absorbing whatever information that I can get from articles that discuss ways to surmount emergency situations such as FreelanceFolder's How Fast Can You Get Back to Doing Business . Who knows when a businessman can get sick or when your tools will die on you. Now for those who most [...] Read More


Charge Your Mobile In An Emergency! at The Gadgets Weblog

Let's face it, not everyone out there obsessively charges their mobile phones like I do, nor do they have multiple phones they can use in case one dies. Even worse, sometimes the power goes out, or you want to take your phone with you camping or hiking. How can you charge your phone then? Surplus Computers, a place I used to shop whenever I visited the San Francisco Bay Area and [...] Read More