Listen To The Show (1:03:10) On our geocaching show today, we celebrate our 100th show!! Join us as we say thanks, give away a bunch of prizes, and reminisce a bit. We also have a GPSr review, some FTF attempts, a GPS news item, an update on a Groundspeak policy, and lots more! Hop on […]
Archive | April, 2007
PodCacher Shut Down!
Don’t know how many of you noticed, but our site was actually shut down for a short time (almost an hour) on Monday this week. Our hosting provider suspended our account due to excessive CPU usage. The shutdown is done automatically based on statistics and fortunately, as soon as I contacted technical support and requested […]
Show 99.1: PMM – Spring Fling, Moonpies, Torcher Part B
Listen To The Show (26:46) On our geocaching show today, we continue from where we left off in show 99! We have more audio from Cabela’s Spring Fling & Geo-Poker Run and the continuing adventure from Tube Torcher II. Don’t miss Sonny’s 2 min 31 sec tutorial on a method of camouflaging an ammo can. […]
CITO Reflection
Everything has abbreviations now. I used to play baseball so there was “ERA” – Earned Run Average and “RBI’s” which should be abbreviated “R’sBI” for Runs Batted In. I teach so I have to worry about “NCLB” – No Child Left Behind. My wife said she had a teacher in high school who used to […]
Show 99.0: Spring Fling, Moonpies, Torcher and more
Listen To The Show (43:04) On our geocaching show today, we have some audio from various caching events around the country. We also have a great adventure story from a group of cachers attempting an extreme cache in North Carolina. Don’t miss the drawing of our 2nd referral contest winner(s). Hop on over to the […]
Solar Flares Threaten GPS?!
Washington — The Global Positioning System, relied on for everything from navigating cars and airplanes to transferring money between banks, may be threatened by powerful solar flares, a panel of scientists warned Wednesday. “Our increasingly technologically dependent society is becoming increasingly vulnerable to space weather,” David L. Johnson, director of the National Weather Service, said […]