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Dennis Quaid started his acting journey in the ’70s‚ and by the ’80s the iconic actor had solidified his presence in Hollywood through remarkable performances in movies like Breaking Away‚ Innerspace‚ and The Right Stuff‚ where his portrayal of astronaut Gordon Cooper garnered widespread acclaim. Throughout his illustrious career‚ Quaid has seamlessly navigated between commercial triumphs and critical acclaim‚ showcasing his remarkable versatility as an actor.  In a recent interview‚ the 70-year-old luminary‚ who starred in the upcoming movie Reagan‚ reflected on his career trajectory while reminiscing about the noteworthy acting opportunities he declined over the years. Dennis Quaid says he has no regrets about passing up some movie roles WWW.ACEPIXS.COMOctober 29 2015‚ LADennis Quaid arriving at the premiere of ‘The Art of More’ at Sony Pictures Studios on October 29‚ 2015 in Culver City‚ CaliforniaBy Line: Peter West/ACE PicturesACE Pictures‚ Inc.tel: 646 769 0430Email: infocopyrightacepixs.comwww.acepixs.com While discussing with Fox News Digital‚ Quaid revealed that even though he rejected some roles in projects that later became huge hits‚ he had no regrets about taking the decision. “I really don’t regret any of them. Instead of ‘Big‚’ I did ‘The Big Easy‚’ which turned out to be kind of what jump-started my career‚ and you can’t get everything‚” he told the news outlet. “That’s the way it goes.” RELATED: Perfect Response To ‘The Parent Trap’ Co-Star Dennis Quaid‚ 65‚ Engagement to a 26 Year Old The actor further gave a list of some of the highly commercially successful movies he rejected‚ citing that he had good reasons for his choice. “I guess at the time there are reasons for it‚” Quaid added. “I passed on ‘Big‚’ passed on ‘A League of Their Own.’ I had good reasons for that‚ ‘Peggy Sue Got Married.’ There were a bunch of movies like that I passed on – The Dukes of Hazzard.” 01 May 2019 – Las Vegas‚ NV – Dennis Quaid. 2019 iHeartRadio Music Festival Photo Room Day 1 at T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas‚ NV. Photo Credit: mjt/AdMedia Although the 70-year-old had turned down quite a number of movie roles‚ when he was contacted to play the titular role for the biopic‚ Reagan based on the life of the 40th President of the United States‚ he quickly seized the opportunity. 12 May 2019 – Las Vegas‚ NV – Dennis Quaid. Dennis Quaid &; The Sharks perform at The Barbershop Cuts &; Cocktails inside The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas. Photo Credit: mjt/AdMedia During a discussion‚ Quaid shared his experience during the production of the movie which is set to hit the theaters by August 30. He disclosed that it was not embodying the character of Ronald Reagan but the project gave him more insights into the personality of the former president. “It was one of the most challenging roles that I’ve ever had to kind of get down and know the person‚ he was actually a great communicator‚ very private‚ kind of unknowable person‚” Quaid admitted. “I learned a lot in this role and a lot about him. He defeated the Soviets in the Cold War‚ going on for almost 50 years‚ without firing a shot. He led us out of times very similar to what we’re going through now and did it with principles rather than just the politics of the day.” Click for next Article The post Dennis Quaid Opens Up About Passing On Roles In Major Hollywood Hits appeared first on DoYouRemember&;#63; - The Home of Nostalgia. Author‚ Peace A

Sometimes‚ a typical in-place survival kit just isn’t enough. One of those times is in the event of a nuclear attack‚ accident‚ or radiation emergency. That is where a nuclear survival kit comes in. Designed for personal protection and to be paired with any traditional survival kit or bug out bag‚ a nuclear survival kit can give you the resources to navigate one of the worst-case scenarios possible in the modern world. This kit isn’t for everybody‚ but if you want to be prepared for a nuclear event‚ we’ve got you covered. Below we break down what a nuclear survival kit is‚ how essential items augment your preparedness‚ and share our nuclear survival kit checklist that you can download‚ print‚ or save in multiple formats. Contents (Jump to a Section) What is a Nuclear Survival Kit&;#63; Nuclear Survival Kit List Personal Protective Clothing Nuclear Hardening Gear Radiation Detection Gear Self-Care &; Decontamination Other Kits &; Documents What Happens if You Don’t Prepare&;#63; Time‚ Distance‚ &; Shielding Radiation Time Exposure Distance from Radiation Sources Radiation Shielding Nuclear Survival Kit Checklist Printable PDF Checklist Excel / Google Sheets Nuclear Survival Kit vs Home Survival Kit The Next Step What is a Nuclear Survival Kit&;#63; A nuclear survival kit can be many things with one objective: to improve your survivability through a nuclear event. Some kits are full survival kits focused on a wide range of vulnerabilities‚ including nuclear threats. Others are modular kits that can stand alone or be added to typical survival kits. This is the type that we give an overview of below. Both types of kits contain personal protective clothing- and lots of it- radiation emergencies require a lot of changing from contaminated suits or clothes. They also include equipment for nuclear hardening and radiation detection. Prevention pills like potassium iodide and decontamination kits are also common. Lastly‚ other kits‚ resources‚ and documents to improve your survivability are included. Nuclear Survival Kit List Nuclear and radiation events require a very specific set of equipment. Several of them are useful for more scenarios‚ but a few niche items are not. Having this gear on hand can really give you the upper hand though. Personal Protective Clothing Protecting your body is important- you’ll need to stay protected for at least 24 hours and then be able to get out of the fallout zone or irradiated area quickly. This can take several changes of clothes‚ and you’ll want to cover your body head-to-toe. You also do not want to inhale or ingest nuclear particles. Gas Mask: MIRA CM-6M (from our best gas mask review) – bromobutyl rubber construction at a respectable price with proven durability N95 Mask: 3M Aura N95 – for when you don’t have a gas mask. Goggles: TR Industrial Safety Goggles – for when you don’t have a full-face respirator. Coveralls: Rayguard 30203 – These coveralls are breathable and essentially the same as the mil-spec ‘banana suit’. You could use a HAZMAT suit here‚ but it’s unnecessarily hot and does not offer any better protection for radiation events. Gloves: Nitrile Exam Gloves – wearing several layers and popping them off as they get contaminated is a good idea‚ just like a biological threat. Boots: Have extra boots and/or shoes on hand. Like gloves‚ boots easily get contaminated and will need to be swapped out frequently. Spare Clothes: Make yourself a skivvy roll – You’ll be doing lots of changing if you get exposed to nuclear fallout. Rain Poncho: Arcturus Poncho (from our best survival poncho review)- another layer you can shed that will also keep you dry. Nuclear survival- one of the few threats requiring full-face respiratory protection. Nuclear Hardening Gear Hardening is difficult after the fact and needs to be done ahead of time. Here is the gear we suggest: Faraday Bags: Mission Darkness Faraday Bag (from our best Faraday bag review) – Protect your critical electronics and communication devices from a potential EMP. Sandbags: UpNorth Sandbags (from our best flood barrier review) – When you don’t have lead plates handy‚ sandbags and earth can get you shielded. Shovel: SOG Entrenching Tool (from our best survival shovel review)- Whatever you have in your garage works too‚ you just need to be able to easily fill the sandbags. Radiation Detection Gear Detecting radiation and having a comparison against background level is important to know what sort of danger you are in. Here is what we suggest: Geiger Counter: GQ GMC-300S (from our best Geiger counter review) – Check yourself‚ your food‚ your water‚ and your home- a Geiger counter is an invaluable tool in a radiation event. Dosimeter Card: RADTriage50 Dosimeter Card – a cheap way to see how much radiation you’ve been exposed to (dosage). Set background levels and get comfortable with your equipment so you know what to expect. Sean setting a background grid on his property. Self Care and Decontamination Radiation particles are simple to remove but difficult to neutralize. Covering your body and carefully changing clothes to clean coverage is best‚ but exposed areas should be washed‚ wiped‚ or scrubbed thoroughly to remove dangerous particles. Here is what we suggest: Potassium Iodide Pills: iOSAT (from our best iodine tablet review) – Protect your thyroid with potassium iodide pills. Wet Wipes: WaterWipes (from our best wet wipes review) – One of the few wipes available without additives (especially lotion). Dish Soap: Whatever brand you prefer that doesn’t include lotion. Scrub Brush: Wheel &; Tire Brush – A long bristle brush for scrub decontamination. Extra Water for Rinsing Other Kits and Documents This gear and list are meant to augment your other kits. You will need food and water storage capabilities‚ many tools‚ and mobility when it comes to nuclear emergencies. Here are the kits you should already have built out: Home Survival Kit Food Pantry Stockpile Bug Out Bag Everyday Carry Shelter In Place Bug Out Vehicle You should also have Nuclear Survival Guides around as a reference. What Happens if You Don’t Prepare&;#63; Hopefully‚ nothing&;#33; The chances that you encounter a specific nuclear event or radiation emergency are low‚ but the world is an ever-changing place and threats tend to compound and escalate. There have already been two nuclear attacks‚ at least a dozen (documented) nuclear accidents‚ and countless radiation events. While the specific threat is small for individual scenarios‚ the cumulative probability is higher than most people consider. If an event does occur‚ the unprepared outlook is grim. Nuclear events can cause massive immediate casualties and contaminate huge areas resulting in slow‚ painful deaths. If you are unprepared‚ this is what you can expect: Acute Radiation Poisoning (ARS) – Also called radiation sickness‚ it is four phases of overexposure starting with headaches‚ vomiting‚ and diarrhea‚ then following with an incubation period of up to three weeks when gastrointestinal and blood disorders and skin injury follow‚ and then death. Cutaneous Radiation Injury (CRI) – Also called radiation burn‚ the skin can get wrinkly‚ lose pigment‚ have ulcers‚ hair loss‚ and necrosis. Dehydration – Avoiding water due to contamination will quickly dehydrate anyone without safe water access. Drinking radiation-contaminated water will dramatically increase radiation dosage through ingestion‚ resulting in ARS. Starvation – Avoiding contaminated food will cause complications‚ especially if you do not have a way to detect if your food is safe (using a Geiger counter). Eating contaminated food will quickly result in ARS. The last two hint at the domino effects of the nuclear event itself. They aren’t directly caused but are high-probability due to unavoidable supply chain‚ infrastructure‚ and Time‚ Distance‚ &; Shielding The best remedy for radiation is preparing to protect yourself using time‚ distance‚ and shielding: Time: reduce the time exposed to radiation to reduce your exposure and dosage. Distance: increase your distance from the radiation source to reduce your exposure and dosage. Shielding: place materials between you and the radiation source to shield (measured in R-value) yourself‚ reducing exposure and dosage. These are all nuanced in practice though‚ so we’ll go into a little more detail. Radiation Time Exposure Limiting your time exposure to radiation can be one of the easiest things to do if you are able to get mobile. Nuclear Fallout Note: If there is a nuclear attack and you are dealing with fallout‚ you don’t want to just go charging out of your home- protected or not. The general rule for fallout is to bunker down for 24 hours and provide yourself with as much shielding protection as possible (go into the center of the home or basement if there is not a shelter pre-built). Reducing your time exposure by going in the opposite direction of the radiation source is the best long-term solution. This chart is one of the best visualizations developed to help understand dosage in sievert units: Distance from Radiation Sources Increasing your distance can be a very effective way to escape the effects of radiation. Radiation effects drop off quickly as you get further away from decaying isotopes since it follows the ‘inverse square law’. Scattering and absorption also reduce the effect over distance‚ so it helps tremendously to put some distance between yourself and fallout areas and other radiation sources. Radiation Shielding Shielding may require some pre-planning‚ but it can be one of the most effective ways to mitigate radiation. Radiation shielding is putting a material between the radioactive isotope and yourself to prevent radiation particles and rays from reaching you in larger doses. Various types of particle and electromagnetic radiation can be stopped by different amounts and types of materials: Alpha particles – will make you extremely sick‚ but can be stopped by a sheet of paper. Beta particles – can be stopped by a few sheets of plastic‚ plywood‚ etc. Gamma rays – several inches of lead needed to shield‚ several feet of concrete‚ or several yards of earth. Cosmic rays – not a problem on Earth thanks to our atmosphere‚ can be an issue for astronauts‚ frequent fliers‚ and satellites in the Van Allen Belt. X-rays – lead‚ concrete‚ and earth needed for shielding UV rays – can be stopped by sunscreen Different radioactive isotopes can discharge different compositions of radiation‚ usually containing a mix of Alpha‚ Beta‚ Gamma‚ and X-rays for isotypes typical of nuclear attacks and accidents. Nuclear Survival Kit Checklist A perfect nuclear survival kit doesn’t exist- what is right for you depends on your situation and risk tolerance. That said‚ we have as close to perfect of a starting point for you: our complementary checklist. Not complementary as in it’s free (it is free‚ though)- but as in this list complements a full preparedness plan and standard survival kits. Our checklist is available as both a pdf download and as a Google Sheet/Excel file where you can check off items yourself‚ and even add and subtract items from the checklist. Nuclear Survival Kit Printable PDF Checklist If you are looking for the simplest way to print and use the checklist above‚ download our printable PDF version. It is one page long on 8.5″ x 11″ paper and makes creating a kit extremely easy. Once you open the Nuclear Survival Kit PDF checklist in your browser‚ you can either print it directly or save it through your browser. Nuclear Survival Kit Printable PDF Checklist Nuclear Survival Kit Checklist Excel / Google Sheet If you are looking for a comprehensive way to track your nuclear survival kit contents‚ open our Excel / Google Sheets version. The sheet is sharable‚ and you just need to copy it to your own Google Sheets account or download it to Excel to edit it. We also keep the best-reviewed item for each category linked to simplify shopping for any equipment you may find yourself missing. Nuclear Survival Kit Excel / Sheets Checklist Nuclear Survival Kit vs Home Survival Kit Nuclear survival kits are designed to meet a more specific goal than general survival kits. They apply to a specific range of nuclear-related threats and focus on preparedness items to meet the challenges these present. Nuclear survival kits focus on the ‘time‚ distance‚ &; shielding’ tenet to protect yourself from a threat you cannot see‚ smell‚ or touch. Food‚ water‚ communication supplies‚ and other shared focuses are still extremely important‚ but in a nuclear survival kit‚ you are prioritizing NOT absorbing 8 sieverts‚ which is an inescapable death sentence. If you are looking for our top-level guide with all supplies related to in-place survival at home‚ check out our comprehensive home survival kit: Home Survival Kit The Next Step Whether or not you’ve chosen to build a nuclear survival kit‚ our next step in this guide series stops off at EDC‚ or Everyday Carry. What you have on you when an unexpected disaster emerges can determine whether you can even make it to your nuclear survival kit. Check out our Everyday Carry List here: Next Step: Everyday Carry Keep exploring‚ stay prepared‚ and be safe. You’ve Been Missing Out Join the 2+ million preppers that rely on our prepping advice by subscribing to TruePrepper. Practical guides and tips Useful survival giveaways Free‚ forever &;lt; 0.4% of people unsubscribe Thanks for subscribing‚ reading‚ and welcome to the club. Instagram Facebook TikTok X Twitter YouTube LinkedIn Pinterest Reddit The post Nuclear Survival Kit List | 16 Essential Items appeared first on TruePrepper.

If you’re a prepper‚ you are smart to focus on the fundamentals when it comes to survival. That way‚ no matter what you’re facing‚ you’ll have the most important bases covered: food‚ water‚ shelter‚ self-defense. We’ve all heard those before‚ but there’s another survival fundamental that you’ve got to account for: Communications. communication devices inside bug out bag: a Baofeng HAM radio‚ walkie-talkies‚ flashlight and two chemlights When you are in trouble and need help‚ need a status update on the situation‚ or just need to reach the people you care about and check on them or let them know that you’re okay‚ you’ve got to have communication gear to do it – and gear that will work under the current circumstances&;#33; To help you stay connected and in touch‚ I’m bringing you a guide on the devices you should consider for your emergency comms needs. Emergency Radio Pros: affordable‚ reliable‚ portable. Great way to get updates on developing emergencies or severe weather. Usually has added functionality like charging ports‚ flashlights‚ etc. Cons: can only receive‚ not transmit. Reception greatly limited by antenna. Communications aren’t always about transmitting. Sometimes you just need to get news about what’s happening and developing situations. That’s where an emergency radio can come in. Sometimes called survival radios‚ weather radios‚ or NOAA radios‚ these compact‚ portable units are often powered by a built-in crank dynamo so they don’t have to rely on batteries. They also feature added functionality in the form of USB charging ports‚ flashlight‚ and things like that‚ giving you a multipurpose tool that has a place in every survival kit. As mentioned‚ you won’t be able to reach out to anyone with this‚ so if that is your prerogative‚ you need another solution from elsewhere on this list‚ but you can always make a great case for keeping an emergency radio stashed. Cell Phone Pros: ubiquitous‚ extremely portable‚ highly versatile. Multiple modes of communication. Cons: tend to be power-hungry‚ limited by cellular network or internet connection. This is the one emergency communications solution that virtually everyone owns these days. And with good reason&;#33; Don’t be a survival Luddite and think that your cell phone is going to give up the ghost the moment something bad happens. Chances are‚ that’s not true…. Cellular networks are surprisingly robust and distributed‚ and only a real catastrophe or something that knocks out a critical node in the network is likely to put you off the air permanently. Even better‚ if you have to you can connect your cell phone to any available Wi-Fi network as a redundant backup for calls and data. When you consider they can give you GPS capability‚ email‚ text‚ maps‚ store survival information‚ provide you with a backup flashlight and a whole lot more‚ you can make a great case for making your cell phone a mainstay in your survival kit. Just make sure you keep a power bank and cables or a solar charging kit handy‚ because these things really burn through their charge during times of heavy use. Smartwatch Pros: ultra-compact. Attached to your body so you’re unlikely to lose it. Cons: most models must be paired with a cell phone in order to place calls and provide other functionality. Standalone models are rarer and more expensive. One of the hot pieces of tech in our current year is the smartwatch. Offering most‚ if not all‚ of the functionality of a typical smartphone right on your wrist‚ this is as close as it gets to living in the science fiction future as imagined by the 1980s. The great thing about a smartwatch as an emergency communications device is that it’s attached to your body‚ literally strapped to you‚ meaning no matter what happens you’ll probably be able to access it. If your phone has slid out of reach or you are trapped somewhere‚ as long as it’s got a connection to your device‚ you can use it to place a call or send messages. The downside‚ obviously‚ is it needs a phone in the first place to work – unless you invest in a significantly more expensive stand-alone model that’s quite literally a tiny phone itself. several Motorola walkie-talkies Walkie-Talkies Pros: extremely cheap‚ ubiquitous‚ easy to use. Cons: very limited range‚ prone to interference‚ gobbles batteries. Simpler really is better‚ sometimes. The standard walkie-talkies you can get at any department store‚ or camping store can do the job of keeping you and one‚ two‚ or three people in touch over short distances. If disaster has struck and you just need to quickly raise a few people in your neighborhood‚ maybe set up at different intersections watching for trespassers or rescuers‚ these can do the job and do it cheaply. The downsides are just as significant as the upsides‚ though. You get what you pay for‚ and many walkie-talkies are a little better than glorified toys. Ranges are typically restricted to well under a mile in anything but the most ideal line of sight conditions. These things also tend to chew through batteries at an alarming rate‚ meaning you’ll need a significant secondary investment if you want to keep them powered‚ and you have the additional logistical concern of rotating your batteries. Consider these an option only if you’re sticking close to one location or conducting close-order convoy operations. CB Radio Pros: good performance for the money. Can be installed in a vehicle or carried as a handheld. Easy to set up and use. Cons: modest range of 1 to 5 mi in good conditions. Extremely clogged airwaves thanks to limited channels. You can’t even call yourself a trucker if you don’t have a CB radio‚ and if you live in some parts of the South if you don’t have one your good old boy card will be revoked on sight. Jokes aside‚ CB radios have a lot going for them‚ mainly they have significantly better range compared to those low-end walkie-talkies‚ and they are versatile. You can carry them on your belt‚ install them in a vehicle‚ or have a set installed at your home. More good news‚ there’s no licensing required. But that’s also kind of a downside. CB radios are affordable and popular‚ and they have limited channels‚ meaning that those airwaves in populated areas are going to be extremely cluttered with traffic. An excellent all-around choice if you don’t need to reach out across the county or the state. a Baofeng UV 5R5 HAM radio Ham Radio Pros: potentially excellent performance‚ capable of reaching across regions and nations‚ even around the world. Versatile. Cons: can be expensive‚ requires a legitimate skill set to maximize performance‚ requires licensing. Ham radio‚ a term that basically means amateur radio‚ constitutes the next step up from CB‚ and what a step it is&;#33; Ham radios can come in the form of a handheld unit‚ often called a handy talky to distinguish it from cheaper walkie-talkies‚ a powerful set installed in a vehicle or a base station that can be installed at your home or another structure… By making use of otherwise restricted frequencies and being allowed to use far greater power compared to the other radios on our list‚ you can really reach out if you know your way around radio theory. Ham operators like to have contests to see who they can talk to around the world‚ even up in the International Space Station&;#33; Remarkable capability‚ but you’ll have to get licensed to use it legally‚ and you can spend a lot of money if you want a very powerful and capable “shack” of your own. Emergency Locator Beacons Pros: small‚ very easy to use‚ great for getting yourself out of a jam if you are trapped or lost. Cons: expensive‚ typically requires subscription service‚ might not be dependable in major crises with many victims. Only advanced models can send messages. Emergency locator beacons‚ sometimes called personal locator beacons or PLBs‚ are precisely what they sound like. These small‚ typically puck-shaped devices or dongles that can clip‚ strap‚ or carabiner to your body or a piece of gear can call in the cavalry when you click the button to send a “find me” signal via satellite. They’ll work anywhere inside the advertised service range‚ meaning that no matter where you go or what you’re doing‚ you can have the comfort of knowing that help is only a click away assuming you can survive that long. On the other hand‚ they do need a subscription‚ tend to be expensive themselves‚ and you might not be able to count on them if you’re in the middle of a major disaster. If first responders are overwhelmed and rescue vehicles committed‚ you might be just one of many people crying out for a savior&;#33; GPS Pros: unbeatable when you need to find your way back to civilization or escape via an alternate route. Can usually send your coordinates to other receiving units or apps. Cons: not all models can send messages via satellite. GPS systems have been around for a good long time now. You know them‚ you love them‚ and there’s still a good reason to have a dedicated‚ standalone unit. The built-in GPS and mapping systems on our phones work great‚ but they don’t work as well when you start getting away from cellular networks; most rely on them at least partially for precise latitude and longitude readings. The idea of carrying an extra gadget for navigation alone might be upsetting to some‚ but if you travel a lot or are planning on a vehicular bug out specifically‚ they are invaluable. Nicer models can also beam out your coordinates to other units‚ people in your network‚ or even applications that can be picked up by phones‚ email‚ and so forth. Some can even send out text messages&;#33; Satellite Phone Pros: excellent for establishing voice communications from anywhere in the world. Can send text and SOS messages. Cons: bulky‚ expensive‚ requires a monthly subscription. Satellite phones have long been the choice of communications gear for explorers‚ backcountry guides‚ and anyone else who’s going way off the grid. No matter what’s happening‚ as long as your device isn’t destroyed‚ you can count on the satellites in orbit being safe. That means you can get in touch with whoever you need at a moment’s notice. This assumes‚ of course‚ that their own telecommunications infrastructure is intact. Downsides are these phones tend to be pretty bulky‚ though they are smaller than they have ever been today‚ and they require a monthly subscription in order to function. Satellite Messenger Pros: smaller‚ lighter‚ and cheaper than a satellite phone. Can reliably send SOS and text messages. Cons: no voice communication capability. Think of a satellite messenger as a lighter‚ leaner‚ and stripped-down version of a sat phone. Just like the name suggests‚ these devices send messages in the form of text; they don’t receive calls. For most of us‚ this is a good trade-off considering that so much of the world uses text for everything. If you want to save money on the unit itself and that monthly subscription‚ this can be a great option. emergency comms gadgets pin The post 10 Devices to Consider for Emergency Communications appeared first on Survival Sullivan.

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