Checklist to Eliminate Camping Stress

The president and chief executive officer of CCI Global Inc., Victor Blumberg develops business partnerships, negotiates contracts, develops business strategies, negotiates contracts, and manages product promotions. Outside of work, Victor Blumberg enjoys boating and traveling with his wife in their travel trailer with their two dogs..

Nothing can ruin a camping trip faster than forgetting a key piece of gear. To prevent this, consider creating a pre-departure checklist to make sure everything is covered. First, focus on the essential equipment you will need, it's easy to overlook items and a checklist will prevent that from happening..

Things of importance no matter what type of camping you do are spare batteries, sunblock, bug spray, multi tool and some sort of shade canopy. Of course, food, a water supply and a way to clean yourself are essential but people don't usually forget items of such importance. It is the little odds and ends that you forget and those are the ones essential for the checklist. A good rule of thumb is to check the list a week prior to your trip and start collecting and storing it so when the day comes to go, you are prepped and ready to enjoy the adventure that is ahead of you.

 

The Basics of the Universal Remote

A military veteran with a private sector history in business administration and sales, Victor Blumberg has served as president and CEO of the retail distribution firm CCI Global for 20 years. Under Victor Blumberg’s leadership, CCI represents a wide variety of consumer electronics, including universal remote controls.

The term “universal” applies to electronic remote control devices that allow users to control multiple home entertainment system components and brands. A great solution for anyone who wants to combine the functionality of multiple remotes within a single device, the universal remote is particularly useful for people who have complex home theaters.

Early universal remotes date back to the 1970s. In the digital era, the functionality of universal remotes has expanded significantly to incorporate voice commands and interact with smart home systems to control thermostats, lights, locks, blinds, and appliances. Today’s digital universal remotes may operate using traditional infrared technology or a hub system that converts Wi-Fi or Bluetooth signals.