PREPAREDNESS

Industrial disasters have been in the news lately. I don’t think they’ve been given the attention they deserve, but those of us paying attention know about the accidents in Texas, Arizona, and of course, Ohio. Read More.

Although we try our best to be prepared for various situations that can come our way, we don’t always understand the most appropriate options and then get what we need. What happens if you’re sick and don’t have access to antibiotics? Read More.

Girls and guns – those two words are going together more and more, and that’s a very good thing. Over the course of the past two years the number of women (of all ages) who are getting their concealed carry permit, hunting permits, and fine-tuning their shooting skills has drastically increased. Read More.

The U.S. has been tracking train derailments since 1975, and since then, we’ve averaged about 1704 derailments per year. Most of these aren’t disasters, just annoyances that spill coal, grain, or gravel; and tie up traffic for a while. Read More.

In our rotting, decaying society, there are literally hordes of rotting, decaying people in the streets. In this article, I am going to tell you about an immensely powerful drug that is taking America by storm. Read More.

The basic rule for wintertime camp cooking is: quick and easy to prepare (and clean up), but packs lots of healthy calories.  Read More.

While it’s normal for plants to go through periods where they appear less or more healthy, there are some tell-tale signs that indicate your plants may be dying. Read More.

According to recent economic data, sales of commercial mortgage bonds have fallen off a cliff, plummeting about 85% year-over-year as commercial real estate investors are bracing for what looks like a wave of defaults throughout the commercial real estate industry. Read More.

Most prepper kits include a survival knife for various uses. However, knife wounds are among the most common wilderness injuries and there is also the risk of stab wounds. Read More.

If you listened to any of President Biden’s State of the Union addresses, you may have been surprised to hear that inflation has slowed down. Read More.

The number of pet abandonment cases all over the world is soaring as inflation drives up the cost of keeping these beloved animals around and people who got pets during the Wuhan coronavirus (COVID-19) lockdown period are now resorting to abandoning them as they return to their offices. Read More.

Everyone knows that the key to a thriving garden is using quality fertilizer. But what if you don’t want to pay the high price for pre-made fertilizers from your local gardening store? Read More.

The slingshot is an iconic ranged weapon and an ancient one. Although most common folks know the slingshot as a toy enjoyed by young, good boys and troublemakers alike, like many such contrivances the slingshot did not begin life as a mere toy. Read More.

Joe Biden just made a surprise visit to Kyiv during which he announced that the U.S. is going to be involved for “as long as it takes” to win the war against Russia. Meanwhile, the Russians have now pulled together far more forces than they originally invaded Ukraine with a year ago. Read More.

The story of Christopher McCandless, whose journey to self-discovery in the Alaskan wilderness was documented in the book and movie “Into the Wild,” has been extensively written about and explored. Therefore, it is unnecessary for this narrative to focus on an anonymous individual. After embarking on his idealistic journey, McCandless was discovered weeks later in the Alaskan bush, having perished from starvation. Read More.