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Disaster preparedness with limitations: those with health issues Disaster preparedness can be challenging enough. Adding Health / medical issues to the mix create quite the disadvantage, needing to work even harder prepare for challenges associated with most disaster situations. There are a few things that you can start doing today to prepare for both disaster possibilities while meeting your medical needs. Stockpile medication Do you or a loved one depend on prescription… Read more

How to survive a vicious dog attack pre/post disaster. Challenge: A hurricane blew through your town and it ends up being the largest and most devastating one to date. The damage is so severe that the National Guard orders a post storm evacuation for your town, similar to that of Hurricane Katrina in New Orleans. Because your home appears untouched and you have met a basic level of disaster preparedness, you and… Read more

Financial Preparedness: 100 tips to SPREAD your money VS. economic collapse or failure. Save, cut, reduce and go without. Frugality at its finest. One of the biggest things to stress when striving for a financial preparedness is living below your means, and being as frugal as you need to be. With the cost of living increasing at a rate faster than our income rises, as well as a host of other possible… Read more

Discovering and working with improvised weapons No matter how well we do at the range, there will be times in our lives when we are faced with the challenge of entering a space that prohibits firearms, knives and even pepper spray. If we find ourselves in immediate danger, even the most extensive martial arts training may fail us. In some cases, improvising a little can turn everyday items into a potentially life-saving… Read more

Discover how Lucid Energy's innovative toilet turbines harness the power of flowing wastewater to generate renewable energy for entire cities. By transforming water pressure into electricity, this technology offers a sustainable solution to the financial challenges faced by water agencies, paving the way for a greener future. Read more

We found a liberal to take a refugee into her home: She instantly learned her lesson! A common question we ask liberals: Will you take in a refugee? Will you give up a bed or room for a refugee in need? Even the most liberal of people all answer this question with the same answer: No. But we finally found someone willing to take one in, and her story while shocking isn't… Read more

New Hampshire has embraced constitutional carry, allowing residents to carry firearms without permits or fees, aligning with the Second Amendment principles. This law, effective immediately, positions New Hampshire alongside other states advocating for the right to bear arms while maintaining essential regulations for public safety. Read more

Preserve your chicken eggs safely (for over 9 months) Whether you buy your eggs from a grocery store, local farmers market or the hen house in your back yard, you can learn a lot about preserving eggs simply by observing nature. You see when chickens lay eggs they have a protective coating called the bloom. This protective layer does an amazing job of keeping out harmful bacteria, germs and oxygen. By recreating… Read more