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You have a large reservoir of potable water in your house, just waiting to be tapped. Here’s how to use the reserve stored in the water heater when an emergency happens. by Leon Pantenburg The disaster that hit closest to home to me was Hurricane Katrina. My relatives live in Mississippi, but even being a …
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Suppose you’re in the brand-new beginner prepper/survivalist, and want to learn more. How can you tell if a website is valid, or if it is BS? Here are some things to look for. by Leon Pantenburg My career has been spent in the news business, and for decades, I was an investigative reporter/photographer. Today, I …
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You have a large reservoir of potable water in your house, just waiting to be tapped. Here’s how to use the reserve stored in the water heater when an emergency happens. by Leon Pantenburg The disaster that hit closest to home to me was Hurricane Katrina. My relatives live in Mississippi, but even being a …
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On Veterans Day, 2014, we salute all service members by reposting one of our more popular stories about World War II. “I like the WWII story. I remember Dad saying: “ They served us pork chops umpteen days in a row…but I still like pork chops…” Dad, at home on leave, before shipping out to Europe …
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“I like the WWII story. I remember Dad saying: “ They served us pork chops umpteen days in a row…but I still like pork chops…” The National World War Two Museum in New Orleans. This is why they are considered viagra on line australia as reliable and safe way to achieve and maintain powerful erection or …
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http://www.survivalcommonsense.com Whether your kids or grandkids are entering pre-school or graduate school, their safety and well-being is a top priority. by Lisa Bedford Highways, bridges and other transportation infrastructure will be severely impacted by earthquakes and may make access to schools very difficult. It is always a great and healthy idea to quit smoking but …
Home All of us in the preparedness/survival industry have noticed reduced interest and sales in the past few months. Part of this could be attributed to the fact that major disasters are apparently not stirring up the fear factor like they used to. Are we getting used to fear? What is Kamagra fizz? Kamagra is …
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Home Money won’t insulate you from disaster. Thanks to guest author, the SurvivalMom, Lisa Bedford, for this story from the recent Calgary floods. by Lisa Bedford One of my husband’s very favorite customers is a wealthy gentleman from Canada. This fellow has an impressive collection of custom designed and hand-made motorcycles. Heck, he designed them …
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Home She gave you life. So you’re going to get her a scarf on Mother’s Day? Well, maybe that’s exactly what she wants! But here are some other choices for that prepper/survivalist mom that will help her be even more prepared. Or, if mom is a beginner in the emergency preparedness field, these tools will …
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