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September 2010
September 2, 2010 - "Inland Sussex County Delaware Hurricane Watch" By Joseph Parish.
It was bound to happen sooner or later as we have simply been living on borrowed time. Our county and state are
currently in a hurricane watch in anticipation of hurricane Earl.
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September 2, 2010 - "Lightning
Safety" By Joseph Parish. Glancing at the evening weather report I see
that we are once again in a thunder storm warning. Although this is a
common summer time occurrence it is still something to be concerned
about. It has been said that at anytime one can count over 2000
thunderstorms alive and active somewhere around the globe.
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September 1, 2010 - "Homemade
Laundry Soap" By Joseph Parish. Are you seeking a practical means of
allowing your weekly budget to breathe a little easier? Does it appear
that you simply can not save a little extra from one paycheck to
another after purchasing all your household necessities? If this is
your case then perhaps you can preserve a few dollars by way of
manufacturing your own laundry soap.
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August
31, 2010 - "Gas Masks" The Gas Mask sale is back. These are Belgium
Military Gas Masks complete with Mask, Canister Filter and Carrying
case. Supplies are limited so get them quick.
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August 31, 2010 - "Pam’s
Bread Custard Pudding" By Joseph Parish. When my wife makes us fresh
baked bread on a daily basis we often discover that it is too much for
a family of three to eat. As such it only makes good cost effective
sense to find alternate methods in which to utilize this left over
bread. Generally our freshly prepared bread will be useable for its
anticipated purpose for a period of several days after it has been
made, however beyond that time frame it slowly begins to deteriorate
and get stale. Click here
August 30, 2010 - "A
Matter of Benjamin’s" By Joseph Parish. When hurricane Katrina
assaulted the city of New Orleans there can be no doubt that along
with the large scale destruction laid in its path, a greater moral
disaster was becoming evident. At the conclusion of the storm it had
caused immeasurable amounts of destruction to Louisiana’s most popular
regional city. The hurricane thundered onto the coast in August of
2005. This crisis not only generated enormous amounts of damage to
property but ultimately affected the lives of many low income people.
These inhabitants of the “Big Easy” were not merely displaced by this
phenomenon but literally uprooted from their homes to be eventually
forgotten. Click here
August 30, 2010 - "Using
code words" By Joseph Parish. In the future when the balloon goes up
it always helps to be able to catch aggressors or invaders by surprise
when necessary. I look at the situation as if it is either them or me.
I would rather catch them napping then they in turn discover my family
and I unprepared. Plain text language would often reveal your
intentions to any evil doer that may want your supplies or even worse
to harm your loved ones. In place of that my family and I have devised
a series of code words which indicate certain actions that should be
accomplished immediately. Click here
August 29, 2010 - "The Last Broadcast"
Here is another treat for tonight. This is a radio play set in the 1980s about a theoretical nuclear
war. This was created as a school project. All voices are
those of students. It can make us stop and think.
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August 29, 2010 - "World War III"
World War III is a thought provoking look at an alternate
ending of the Cold War. Compiled largely from TV news
pictures and military videos from the period, World War
III cleverly combines this footage in a convincing manner
to give the illusion that what is depicted actually took
place. A bit dated but still very much relevant.
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August 28, 2010 - "Changing
flavor with Spices" By Joseph Parish. Well folks it’s that time again
when we do our inventory of emergency food supplies. We check all our
dehydrated number 10 cans to make sure they are still in a serviceable
condition and count how many of each we have stored up. We then take a
close look at our normal canned foods to ensure that they are still in
an edible way, no rusty or dented cans of any sort.
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August 27, 2010 - "The
Day After" Its time we viewed another movie on here. This time I would
like to present “The Day After”. This is the frightening story of the
weeks leading up to and following a nuclear strike on the United
States. The bulk of the activity centers upon the town of Lawrence,
Kansas. Click here
August 26, 2010 - "A
cow with how many teats?" By Joseph Parish. I am truly amazed that Ms.
Carson of OWL took such an offense to Alan Simpson’s letter. Granted
he appeared a bit rough and crude with his format but it was meant
only to be graphic and descriptive, which many of us often do. To ask
for the man to resign his position is nothing short of ludicrous.
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August 25, 2010 - "The
Solar Light Project Part A" By Joseph Parish. A recent evening of
conversation over a few cups of coffee with several like minded
survivalists prompt me to attempt to devise an economical solar
charging system. My goals in this project are to decrease my current
electric bill by employing an alternative means of providing necessary
lighting for my home.
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August 24, 2010 - "Riots
for Housing" By Joseph Parish. A recent news article that appeared in
the Atlanta Journal captured my attention as it displayed a rather
rowdy crowd of people who were waiting to receive federal housing
assistance. Click here
August 23, 2010 - "Is
There Any Value in Camouflaging your BOV" By Joseph Parish. This very
question which I ask will by itself bring to mind images linked to
military jeeps, aircraft or camouflaged netting. Generally the common
man comprehends very little about the use of camouflage and how to
create an effectively hidden location.
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August
22, 2010 - "A Different Approach to Bug out Bags"
By Joseph Parish. We all appreciate the requirement and the value of a
suitably equipped bug out bag and most of us if we have not previously
done so, want to put some form of bug out bag together. Naturally,
such an undertaking can frequently be very bewildering as we reflect
upon where to start at.
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"Why are you carrying a pistol? Expecting trouble?"
"No Sir. If I was expecting trouble, I'd have a rifle."
August 22, 2010 - "Good Eats with Alton Brown" A cheap, simple, home food
dehydrator.
This video has Alton demonstration how to set up a simple
and cheap home dehydrator using nothing but a box fan,
some furnace filters, and some bungee cords.
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August 21, 2010 - "Life
with Beans" By Joseph Parish. One of the staples of a survivalist or
prepper is beans. Beans are a durable food that can last a long time
in your food storage and on top of that they are healthy for you.
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August 18, 2010 - "Metallic
Siding and EMF" By Joseph Parish. I am persistently on the look out
for any suggestions that could aid in a survival situation. One
particular dilemma that we will face as the balloon goes up is that
involving EMF. EMF is short for Electromagnetic Field.
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August 17, 2010 - "Controlling
Stress when bugging out" By Joseph Parish. Various day to day
irritations when bugging out can have a philosophical effect upon ones
attitude. These minor triggers can stimulate extra stress buttons
throughout those times which can instigate conflict between yourself
and your co-survivalists.
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August 16, 2010 - "Attack
of the Deer" By Joseph Parish. In our neck of the woods it isn’t
unusual to be causally driving along the road and all of a sudden you
find that a deer will scurry across the highway in front of you. Or
perhaps you will be maneuvering through a wooded back road and observe
a deer positioned on the side of the thoroughfare.
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August 16, 2010 - "Power
from the Air" By Joseph Parish. There is a thin line between someone
who may be deemed crazy and one who is heralded as a genius. Such is
the case in this short but true anecdote involving radio signals. It
seems that in 1912 the originator of wireless radio, Mr. Guglielmo
Marconi offered a prediction that at some potential date wireless
would actually be able to impart lighting for the home, heat for
warming it up and power to run its applications.
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August 15, 2010 - "Bug
out Sins for Survivalists" By Joseph Parish. Whether you plan to bug
out solo or travel in masse with fellow survivalists there are
specific, unwritten rules that would be best followed. These are not
just random policies but ones that have been thought out very
carefully and were selected to ensure your safety and those of your
associates. Click here
August 15, 2010 - "More
immigrants getting licenses" Carlos Hernandez packed up his family and
left Arizona after the state passed its sweeping immigration
crackdown. The illegal immigrant's new home outside Seattle offered
something Arizona could not: a driver's license.
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August 15, 2010 - "Heat
Advisory for 18 States: How to Keep Safe in The Heat" By Jo Oliver. It
has been hell in Mississippi this week, or at least it feels that way.
Temperatures have soared over 100 degrees. The high humidity and heat
index made it feel like 110-115 degrees.
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August 14, 2010 - "The
Christian Life and Character of the Civil Institutions of the United
States" by Benjamin Morris. This book is listed as follows by the
author. We have a volume of material committed to the American people,
in the firm assurance that the invaluable facts which it records will
be grateful to every patriotic and pious heart. In it, as from the
richest mines, has been brought out of the pure gold of our history.
Its treasures have been gathered and placed in this casket for the
instruction and benefit of the present and future. We have a noble
historic life; for our ancestors were the worthies of the world. This
is an excellent Home School Material. Manuscript is in PDF format.
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August 14, 2010 - "The
Bed Bug Invasion of 2010" By Joseph Parish. We all need to lighten up
every now and then so here is some short fiction that I wrote. In view of the Bed Bug
invasion around the country I have taken the liberty of creating this
humorous tale of a cleverly planed invasion by these insects. I hope
you read and view this tale in the spirit that it was created and
enjoy the story. Click here
August 14, 2010 - "Dealing
with Bug bites when Bugging out" By Joseph Parish. Our summertime
weather is now in full swing and numerous people will be practicing
their bug out techniques. What this may encounter is taking off with
the family to some desolate wooded area and pretending that this is
going to be their new home for a short period of time.
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August 14, 2010 - "Obama
to host Ramadan meal" By Elise Viebeck. President Obama will host an
iftar — the special evening meal observed during Ramadan — on Friday
night in the White House dining room.
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August 14, 2010 - "First
Family heads to Gulf Coast for 27-hour vacation" By Holly Bailey.
President Obama is taking his family to Florida's Gulf Coast this
weekend in what the White House is billing as a show of support for
the region's struggling businesses after the BP oil spill.
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August 14, 2010 - "Students Silenced for
Singing Anthem at Lincoln Memorial" By P.J. Orvetti. In 1939, the Daughters of the
American Revolution refused to let Marian Anderson
perform before an integrated audience at Constitution
Hall. The Board of Education of the then-segregated
District also refused to let her perform in the
auditorium of a white public high school. So Anderson
turned to a symbol of freedom: the Lincoln Memorial.
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August 13, 2010 - "Would
FDR’s Civilian Conservation Corps work today?" By Joseph Parish. How
many people are old enough to recollect the Civilian Conservation
Corps or as it was abbreviated CCC? No, I was not around at the time;
however my father was active in such an agency when he was a young
man.
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August 12, 2010 - "Are
we on the verge of civil war?" By Joseph Parish. Could America be on
the brink of another civil war? With tensions high concerning illegal
immigrants are we witnessing the countdown for civil unrest? You can
bet your shirt we are.
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August
12, 2010 - "Does
a Leader take Risks?" By Joseph Parish. In response to the title of
this article, you’re darn right they do. Every leader in our history
has had to take drastic risks according to what the ultimate stakes
were. Some of these risks were anticipated and the outcome was
favorable while other proved to be a bit on the reckless side.
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August
12, 2010 - "Update" Once again we have been busy updating our library.
This time we have updated the Bread section. If you need a recipe for
some good homemade bread be sure to check it out here.
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August 11, 2010 - "Obama
admits Kenyan Birth - Why can't we have him impeached?" Need I say
more.
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August 11, 2010 - "Squash
soup of a different Cucurbita" By Joseph Parish.
Squashes technically belong to the genus of Cucurbits which are
natives to the country of Mexico and various areas of Central America.
Many people habitually avoid eating squash since its close cousin is
the gourd family. There are in fact many edible and tasty members of
this plant group which includes the Hubbard squash, the popular
buttercup squash as well as the Halloween favorite pumpkin.
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August 11, 2010 - "Cruel
summer vacations nixed" Rep. Jason Chaffetz (R-Utah) promised his
children for months that he would spend one uninterrupted August week
with them in Hawaii. But House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) had
other plans for Chaffetz and the rest of the House. On Tuesday,
Chaffetz will complete nearly 24 hours of round-trip air travel just
to vote no on a $26 billion state aid bill unexpectedly tossed onto
the schedule in the middle of the quiet August recess.
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August 10, 2010 - "Jamaican
Bean Stew" By Joseph Parish. Have you been wondering the best way to
prepare some tasty menu selections with your emergency stored food
supply and in particular with some of the beans you have saved up?
Learn to use your beans in something other then common chili recipe it
really isn’t difficult at all.
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August 10, 2010 - "Your
kids would love to slime you" By Joseph Parish. As a parent of a
school age child you are no doubt familiar with slime. That’s right, I
am talking about that stretchy, ooey gooey toy product which kids are
going ape over. Its that same toy merchandise that is readily
available in any department or toy store in America. Naturally as you
watch kids playing with this costly Mattel toy you may actually wonder
why you ever purchased it for them originally.
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August
10, 2010 - "Low Tech Security: How To"
Wandering around the net and I chanced upon this item from Catman's
Litter Box. This item impressed me so much I had to include it here. I
suggest that my readers visit the website for additional articles of
interest. Click here
August 9, 2010 - "Street
Wise Survival" By Joseph Parish. Being street wise when the balloon
goes up can conceivably be more advantageous in saving your life then
most information that you may possess. At some stage in an emergency
you are prone to encounter an unusual array of unsavory people out to
help themselves to what ever humanity would allow.
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August 8, 2010 - "Create
your own Bedroll" By Joseph Parish. When bugging out under the
phenomenal starry nighttime sky we all have to make a choice. Do we
retire for the evening in our sleeping bags or use blankets to fend
off the cold? If the weather is slightly cool you may opt for the
added insulation of the age old bedroll. It’s a known fact that
loosely woven materials tend to create air pockets which can
effectively keep you warm. Click here
August 8, 2010 - "Obamas message booed at the boy scout national jamboree
2010" Obama appears to hate what the ?Boy
Scouts of America stand for so it's no wonder he ditched
them in favor of the Leftist Progressives on the View. As
American’s we need to now ditch these parasites and turn
our country around! As Jeff Foxworthy once said: "If you
hate the Scouts and all they stand for you might be a
racist."
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August 8, 2010 - "Spanish
police close public beach for Michelle Obama's £250,000 Spanish
holiday" Michelle Obama today faced a fresh wave of attacks over her
lavish break in Spain with 40 friends, which could easily cost U.S.
taxpayers a staggering £50,000 a day. Incidentally to those who don't
know it so far the total of here vacation is over 410,000 dollars. No
wonder she's proud of her country for the first time!
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August 7, 2010 - "Creation
of a Senior Summer Survival Kit" By Joseph Parish. With the ungodly
amounts of heat we have been having recently it only makes sense to
construct a summer survival kit for your senor family members.
Generally as the temperature raises so does our monthly electric
utility bill, however for senior citizens residing on their own there
is much more at stake then money.
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August
7, 2010 - "File Update" We have updated and added a few new files in
the Fish section of the library. Click here
August 6, 2010 - "Avoid
terrorist kidnapping" By Joseph Parish. During my time spent as a
forward air controller and in security service we would have daily top
secret briefings at which time the speaker would conduct some special
training. We would initially view what I referred to as a “spy film”.
These films were clearly taken in the field under the worse possible
conditions and featured some very bad photography.
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BIRTHDAY GREETINGS
TO MY WIFE PAM

August 6, 2010 - "Adolf Hitler's Parents Shouldn't Get Kids Back: Court"
By Teresa Masterson.
Although I would never name my children after such an
inhuman as Hitler I see this situation as another means of exerting
power over the people. I have lived in NJ and know how they like to
take as much of your rights and power as they can get. A New Jersey state appeals court has determined that a
couple who gave their children Nazi-inspired names should
not regain custody of them.
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August 6, 2010 - "Do
as I say not as I do" By Joseph Parish. By now most people have read
where America’s first lady Michelle Obama has ineptly appeared in
newspapers around the world pertaining to her visit to the Spanish
city of Marbella. We, the taxpaying Americans are footing the cost for
flings such as these that the first family rudely takes. Its life as
usual for the Obama’s while American slowly deteriorates.
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August 5, 2010 - "Sunday’s
Rustic Pain De Mie Bread" By Joseph Parish. I was sitting peacefully
at home on Sunday and all of a sudden I realized that I had not made
any homemade bread for a long time. Pondering what type of bread to
make I thought rather then whole grain bread, I would do a white
bread. Traditionally this bread is known as sandwich bread but
technically it’s called pain de mie.
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August
5, 2010 - "Library Update" We have just completed updating and adding
additional files to our Camping section of the library. Be sure to
check out our new additions. Click here
August 4, 2010 - "The
Plum Island Mystery" By Joseph Parish. Since the turn of the century
the federal government has been aggressively eradicating extensive
amounts of contaminants and waste from a small Island in New York
commonly identified as Plum Island. The name may ring a bell in your
mind, as it is the previous Top Secret Army Germ Warfare Research
Laboratory. For several decades this lab with its 840 acres and 70
buildings was the vista of America’s most hazardous and deadliest
research dealing with dangerous animal associated diseases.
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August 4, 2010 - "Solar
Tsunami to Strike Earth" NASA. Earth is bracing for a cosmic tsunami
Tuesday night as tons of plasma from a massive solar flare head
directly toward the planet. The Sun's surface erupted early Sunday
morning, shooting a wall of ionized atoms directly at Earth,
scientists say. It is expected to create a geomagnetic storm and a
spectacular light show -- and it could pose a threat to satellites in
orbit, as well. Click here
August 4, 2010 - "For
the self reliant the wild is a free buffet" By Jessica Gelt. On an
overcast Saturday morning, Christopher Nyerges — the head of Eagle
Rock's School of Self-Reliance — gingerly skirts a feral clump of
bright green weeds. "Always watch where you're stepping 'cause you
might be stepping on our lunch," he says to the 17 students following
him.
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August 4, 2010 - "NY
mosque near September 11 site wins approval" By Karina Ioffee. A New
York city agency on Tuesday cleared the way for construction of a
Muslim cultural center near the site of the September 11 attacks. In a
case that triggered national debate, the City Landmarks Commission
voted unanimously to deny landmark status for an old building on the
site of the planned center.
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August 4, 2010 - "Bug
Out Vehicle" By Salty Dog. I absolutely believe everyone should have a
Bug Out Vehicle (BOV). However, not everyone will agree on the vehicle
nor will they agree on the method of procurement. I believe many of
the masses would like to have one but just simply lack the direction
to start. Here is my method of kicking my own ass in starting a
project. Click here
August 3, 2010 - "Pink
Flamingos on your Lawn" By Joseph Parish. This article is not
related
to survival but it is best described as an exercise in determination
which we all need when the SHTF.
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August 3, 2010 - "Arizona
Sheriff: ‘Our Own Government Has Become Our Enemy’" By Penny Starr.
Pinal County (Ariz.) Sheriff Paul Babeu is hopping mad at the federal
government. Babeu told CNSNews.com that rather than help law
enforcement in Arizona stop the hundreds of thousands of people who
come into the United States illegally, the federal government is
targeting the state and its law enforcement personnel.
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August 3, 2010 - "Virginia
Attorney General Rules Police Can Check Immigration Status" In a
decision that could lay the groundwork for an Arizona-style
immigration policy, Virginia's attorney general said state law
enforcement officers are allowed to check the immigration status of
anyone "stopped or arrested." Way to go Virginia.
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