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Need to Stock Up on First Aid Supplies? Shop at These Online Stores

April 23, 2013
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Need to Stock Up on First Aid Supplies? Shop at These Online Stores

Erin Steiner writes full time from her home in Portland, Oregon—a city with many residents ready to take on the Zombie Apocalypse. Whether or not you believe the zombie apocalypse is almost upon us, it’s good to make sure that your first aid supplies are fully stocked. In fact, don’t just stock your first aid kit—overstock it. You never know when you’re going to need to handle an emergency, and you don’t want to be caught unprepared, do you? Okay, maybe you can hold off on the portable defibrillator for now. A worthy expense, sure, but one that has the potential to hurt if you don’t shop carefully! The problem with trying to stock up on first aid supplies...

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4 Things That Might Replace Money In The End Times

April 22, 2013
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4 Things That Might Replace Money In The End Times

I never was a believer of the end times, but I do believe that one day, certain civilizations are most likely to be wiped out. Whether by nuclear war or a freakish rampage of Mother Nature, we must all be prepared for the worst. When certain civilizations vanish, trade and business are most likely affected. While talking about these things with a certain friend, I can only imagine that mankind will perhaps revert back to the good old days of commerce and trade. Does this mean we get to trade through barter and stuff like that? Who knows!  But if there is one thing that I am clear about a future after a nuclear holocaust or enduring Mother Nature's...

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Which City Will Be Pearl Harbor?

April 18, 2013
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Which City Will Be Pearl Harbor?

Authored By Dave Webb The scene goes like this: Everything is okay. We are all going about our business as usual. Then the thing happens that no one wants to talk about. Someone actually detonates a nuclear device. I suggest it is most likely to happen on our West Coast. Probably it will happen at San Francisco. Why San Francisco? I suggest it will happen there because it is the most vulnerable of the many cities on the Western Pacific Coastline. Los Angeles has a significant Navy Defense in place. Seattle has the Air Force. How will it happen? No one knows for sure. I suspect it will be a diesel sub piggy backed in aboard a modified freighter...

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Industrialization Is Destroying The World

April 12, 2013
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Industrialization Is Destroying The World

Despite strict environmental regulations in the United States, pollution caused by industrialization continues to be a major problem. The problem is not just in major cities. Smaller communities that rely on factories to fuel the local economy have also been hurt by the impact that industrialization has on the environment. However, there is a refuge for people to escape the smog and smoke of industrialization. Rural America is still a place to find fresh and clean air. Let’s take a look at why living in rural America is so appealing. Photo Credit-Autor Enzzo Barrena Título Polution Lack of Pollution While the United States is not yet at the level of pollution that can be currently found in countries such...

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Our Beautiful Universe

April 11, 2013
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Our Beautiful Universe

Authored By Dave Webb Numbers are a wonderful thing. We can describe a lot of things with numbers. Sometimes the very numbers are overwhelming. How many stars are there in the Universe? No one really knows. Let us just say that the numbers are so big as to be meaningless to most of us. 70,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 estimated stars is the current number. But we simply do not really know. That is only the ones we have discovered so far. That is in 100 billion galaxies. The distances are enormous beyond belief. Obviously we are still searching and the numbers are going up, not down. Of all those stars, many are thought to have Solar Systems very much like our own....

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Exploring the Mysteries

April 4, 2013
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Exploring the Mysteries

By Survivingsurvivalism.com The aim of all secret societies is and has been the creation of a philosophic society –  in better words a Philadelphia (city of brotherly love).  However the truth is that most secret societies have keep the “SECRETS” to themselves under the premise that they alone should be the keepers of the sacred truths and that these secrets should be kept from the prying eyes of the “vulgar” (common people).  This was done, by their own words, to keep societal order, but has degenerated into an elite sector that use the sacred truths to their own evil ends, having long ago forgotten the original tenets of the profound truths of which they stand as self proclaimed guards. ...

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The Most Regrettable Popes Throughout History

March 29, 2013
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The Most Regrettable Popes Throughout History

The history of the papacy spans two millennia and is filled with the complete spectrum of humanity. While some popes are remembered for their bravery and adherence to church doctrine, others were corrupt or even evil. The following are four popes generally acknowledged to be among the worst in history. Stephen VI Little is known about Pope Stephen VI’s early life, but he was elected pope in 896 and shortly thereafter conducted a bizarre trial of one of his papal predecessors. The trial was bizarre mainly because the defendant, Pope Formosus, had been dead for several months. The decomposing corpse was dressed, seated in a chair, and tried for several crimes against the church before being partially dismembered and...

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Top Generators on the Market Today

March 23, 2013
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Top Generators on the Market Today

Quick Quiz: What do Superstorm Sandy, Hurricane Katrina, Super Bowl 2013, Hurricanes Floyd and Andrew, and Winter Storm Nemo all have in common? Hint: flashlights, batteries, bottled water, boiled water, lots of blankets, and lots of frustration. Is it our imagination, or are we losing power more and more these days? From climate changes to Beyoncé-Stole-the-Power, it is true: The need for a back-up generator is increasing. It’s time to join forces with the neighbor that makes you jealous. You know the one: When the power goes out, a mere five minutes later, you hear that familiar sound. The chug, chug, chugging starts, and then -- that constant din. To you, that sound represents, “Ohhh, they can still make...

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Building Your Post-Apocalyptic Fort

March 20, 2013
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Building Your Post-Apocalyptic Fort

By Stacey Thompson Everything is going to be extra-challenging once the proverbial doodoo clashes with the spinning rotors. Go ahead and look at your Maslow’s triangle and focus on the bottom two levels; to merely exist will be a test to see if you can survive in the world as it is redefined by radical changes. This is the very essence of why people like us choose to take up the vocation of a prepper: our own survival, as well as that of the ones close to us. Let it not be said that the lifestyle we chose is bereft of imagination and romanticization. If the world should ever sink back into the pre-industrial age, then we might as...

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