
They might say hope for the best, but sometimes it’s best to Prepare For The Worst Hundreds of thousands of ticked off people are taking to the streets and the polling booths in Europe to show their rage at the austerity measures being planned by those who got their countries into debt in the first [...]
Winter is upon us! I wanted to take the time to talk about being stuck in the snow. In 2004 I lived in Flint Michigan and worked in Detroit, a 70 mile drive. The recession had already set in in Michigan and I was fortunate to have a Job working security at the Detroit Auto Show, but [...]
Survival guides, check lists, things to get at the store. It seems like everyone has a checklist for your 72 hour kit for your car, or for your food. But all these checklists are scattered all over the internet. I wanted to create a concise, master list, all in one place, combining the most pertinent information from [...]
The illusion of money and the price of goods has always been fascinating to me. I was sifting the internet this morning and came upon this great website. http://www.gti.net/mocolib1//prices/1901.html I am still trying to figure out how it became so expensive to buy land.. or a bag of beans.. (Yes I really do know the answer is supply and demand) It makes [...]
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Posted on 19 May 2012
This page contains a single entry by Jim Rawles published on May 19, 2012 12:39 AM. Economics and Investing: was the previous entry in this blog. Letter Re: Wild Edible and Medicinal Plants is the next entry in this blog. Find recent content on the main index or look in the archives to find all [...] Continue Reading
Posted on 19 May 2012
Our society today views childbirth as a sickness that can only be managed by “professionals” in the hospital. Babies that might come out blue and unresponsive, possible hemorrhaging, and babies that get stuck in the birth canal are all things that deter families from having births at home. These are real issues and should not [...] Continue Reading
Posted on 19 May 2012
This report has been reprinted with permission from Modern Survival Blog If you want to challenge yourself to the possibility that our mind is capable of seeing things beyond our reality, then you may be interested to watch the following video documentary which predicts (via ‘remote viewing’) a solar ‘killshot’ that will end it all, [...] Continue Reading
Posted on 19 May 2012
Mission could help train astronauts for missions to ‘planet killer’ asteroids Journey to and from asteroid could take a year Astronauts would drive vehicles on the surface Mission could happen in 2020s PUBLISHED: 11:45 EST, 16 May 2012 | UPDATED: 11:45 EST, 16 May 2012 The space agency Nasa is training a team of astronauts [...] Continue Reading
Posted on 19 May 2012
Marek Barden who calls himself the bionic man was diagnosed with cancer in August 2011 after complaining to doctors about a lump. They found a 1.5kg chondrasarcoma tumour, which is extremely rare and thought to be the largest of its type, wrapped around his ribs and pushing against his spleen. Within five weeks [...] Continue Reading
Posted on 19 May 2012
Imagine a sea full of slime, where only jellyfish flourish – and fish have been slaughtered in their millions by stinging tentacles. Imagine oceans full of “dead zones” where nothing lives, the water poisoned by fertilisers and human sewage. Imagine seas so acidic the water damages seashells – and oceans so over-fished that many of [...] Continue Reading
Posted on 19 May 2012
She and a paralysed 66-year-old man dubbed T2 were the first to trial BrainGate, a 4mmx4mm chip bearing 96 electrodes which was surgically implanted into their primary motor cortex, the part of the brain that governs movement. Five years after receiving the implant both were able to use the robot to perform complex actions like [...] Continue Reading
Posted on 19 May 2012
I never intended to be a homebirthing dad. Our first child was born in the “normal” American way – in a hospital. Physically, mom and baby came out fine. But the scars from that experience still throb in our hearts many years later. The impersonal way hospital staff treated us; the overactive use of clinical [...] Continue Reading
Posted on 18 May 2012
Childbirth is both exciting and terrifying. We will discuss here is normal birth with few complications. Major complications need to be discussed in major detail per situation. The fact is that many women will have children during a SHTF timeframe. There is much more than just pushing. Whether you will be on your own or [...] Continue Reading
Posted on 18 May 2012
Expensive, yes, but the project could inspire children to pursue science like no other Whether you’re a Trekkie or not, you have to admit that there’s some sense of wonder toexploring the stars and trying to find life on distant planets. Of course, the U.S.S. Enterprise is a fictional ship, but have you ever put in [...] Continue Reading
Posted on 18 May 2012
On Jan. 4, 2011, the moon passed in front of the sun in a partial solar eclipse – as seen from parts of Earth. Here, the joint Japanese-American Hinode satellite captured the same breathtaking event from space. The unique view created what’s called an annular solar eclipse. CREDIT: Hinode/XRT UPDATE: For the latest tips and [...] Continue Reading
Posted on 18 May 2012
4,700 POTENTIALLY HAZARDOUS ASTEROIDS ARE LURKING OUT THERE Posted on 18 May 2012 by Webmaster Image: 433 Eros is a large near-Earth asteroid, but what of its smaller, potentially hazardous cousins? Credit: NASA Generally speaking, there’s a collective sigh of relief when any large hulk of space rock flies past Earth — except, perhaps, for [...] Continue Reading
Posted on 18 May 2012
Recycled mayonnaise bucket Five gallon buckets that are commonly used for food storage can be used to organize and store other non food items. They are very convenient and portable, and they stack well if you get the same types. I have already made a health supplies bucket but this time I wanted to [...] Continue Reading
Posted on 18 May 2012
Recycled mayonnaise bucket Five gallon buckets that are commonly used for food storage can be used to organize and store other non food items. They are very convenient and portable, and they stack well if you get the same types. I have already made a health supplies bucket but this time I wanted to [...] Continue Reading
Posted on 18 May 2012
This page contains a single entry by Jim Rawles published on May 18, 2012 2:54 AM. Economics and Investing: was the previous entry in this blog. Letter Re: Swiss Surplus Field Telephones is the next entry in this blog. Find recent content on the main index or look in the archives to find all content. [...] Continue Reading
Posted on 18 May 2012
May 18 2012 Immediately after Japan’s Fukushima-Daiichi nuclear power plant was destroyed by an earthquake and tsunami, releasing untold amounts of radiation into the soil, air, ground water and the ocean, US Secretary iof State Hilary Clinton is reported to have signed an agreement saying that the US would continue to import foodstuffs from Japan.Now, [...] Continue Reading