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Tag Archives: situational awareness
“Check Your Six” at Gas Stations!
“Check your six” is an axiomatic phrase to live by for fighter pilots. It means be aware of what’s behind you. Having a “bogey” (enemy aircraft) on your six can be fatal. If you use a clock to refer to … Continue reading
Posted in Personal Security & Safety
Tagged gas station robbery, mugging, situational awareness
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Knock off the “Knockout Game!”
These sub-human, mentally-defective pieces of shit should be brought up on attempted murder and murder (in those cases that end that way). How’s that for an opening sentence? Watch the news clip video below. This “game” is actually not new. … Continue reading
Posted in Personal Security & Safety
Tagged knockout game, self-defense, situational awareness
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Evil in Aurora
It’s been a while since I’ve written. Life is busy! And, that’s a good thing. But, gosh… so much going on currently that I could write about… Obama’s delusional indictment of business owners. (“You didn’t build that.”) Sage Stallone’s death … Continue reading
Posted in Current Events, Personal Security & Safety
Tagged active shooter, Aurora theater, situational awareness
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Distracted Walking (by cell phone) as Dangerous as Driving!
This morning, there was a segment on NBC’s “Today Show” about violent cell phone robberies. The crux of the “investigative report” was that cell phone companies refuse to “blacklist” stolen cell phones. That means that a cell phone that has … Continue reading
Posted in Personal Security & Safety
Tagged crime, crime prevention, self-defense, situational awareness
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Nothing Good Happens After Midnight
I’m watching the news on TV about an Indiana college student that has gone missing. A 20 year old woman was last seen walking to her apartment at 4:30 am. FOUR-THIRTY A.M.! By herself! Lauren Spierer was “out with friends” … Continue reading
Posted in Personal Security & Safety
Tagged crime, crime prevention, personal security, self-defense, situational awareness
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The Dental Warrior interviewed by “The Whole Tooth.”
I should title this blog entry, “Don’t Get Interviewed When You Have a Bad Case of Bronchitis!” 🙂 I was interviewed by Hogan Allen and Richard Train for their “The Whole Tooth” radio show on BlogTalkRadio. Hogan and Richard are … Continue reading
Danger at the Front Desk!
What will you do when a violent person confronts your front desk? (The following is the author’s opinion and not intended to be legal advice.) On DentalTown.com, there is currently a thread discussing a situation where a patient became belligerent … Continue reading