When the thermometer drops into the single digits and we keep the house temps on the chilly side to help save energy, I'm sometimes stuck with cold feet in bed. I don't know about you, but if my feet are cold, I have an awfully hard time falling asleep. If my husband comes to bed […]
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“The conscious or unconscious relationship to God in a man’s heart determines both man’s cultus and his culture.” —Henry Van Til What’s a Pilgrim? Pilgrims The Pilgrim Fathers, like Thanksgiving itself, are quickly slipping down the collective memory hole of American materialism and self-indulgence. We no longer care that such a people lived, nor do […]
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Are you looking for a way to save on the cost of decorating for Christmas while still keeping things fun and festive? Well, you’ve come to the right place. I’m going to share with you some of the internet’s best ideas for a beautiful DIY Christmas garland. Some ideas are new and fresh while others […]
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Are you wondering when the next massive round of food-borne illness will occur? It seems like every time you turn on the news there's another food recall. If you check the FDA food recall list, there are literally dozens of products listed at any given time. Big gatherings where food sits out for hours – […]
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Why subject yourself and those who are close to you with a chemical cocktail when you can make perfume with non-toxic ingredients? Learn how to make perfume with essential oils and enjoy these blends for self-confidence, stress relief and more. These are great for your own use or as a gift. You may not find […]
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Overall, the amount of genetically modified organisms (GMOs) in our food is increasing steadily because of herbicide use and desiccation. Herbicide use is changing both the food on your plate and the agriculture industry beyond recognition. Notably, Nautilus writer Miranda Hart calls one herbicide use “the biggest farming practice you’ve never heard of.” Farmers are […]
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Allergies can come from a number of sources. These can include: Seasonal allergies Food allergies Bug stings Pollen Mold Dust mites Medications. Regardless of the source of your allergies, the symptoms are usually pretty similar. Symptoms can include any or all of the following: Itchy eyes Running nose Sneezing Watery eyes, Itching Rashes Asthma These […]
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Are you looking for a creative way to stay busy as the winter months drag on? What about a way to make a few gifts this year without battling department store lines? If you can sew, then you have an unlimited supply of amazing projects which are waiting to be made. You can make gifts […]
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Leeds Trinity University asserts that writing words in capital letters causes assignments to appear challenging and further adds to student anxieties. A university has banned capital letters because they could upset students. Leeds Trinity University is telling their journalism instructors not to use capital letters in their correspondence with students. Capital letters are intimidating and […]
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An electric airplane could be cheaper and easier to build because it doesn’t have the engines or moving parts that a normal aircraft possesses. The world’s first electric airplane is taking to the air. Remarkably, MIT researchers are testing an electric airplane with no moving parts. Instead of a propeller or jet, an effect called […]
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Everyone assumes we must hate our brutal Wyoming winters. But I don’t. (Well, not most of the time at least.) Starting in October, I implement our winter evening ritual, which makes me ridiculously happy and makes these long, dark winters much more tolerable–especially on the evenings when the wind howls and the snow hits the […]
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The reality of surviving a forest fire is much worse than hearing of it from a distance. The tragic forest fires that have struck California are one more reminder of how dangerous the forces of nature can be. That something which started out so small could wreck such massive devastation, totally leveling one town, is […]
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Every so often we come across designers who flawlessly actualize the vision so many of us hold of the perfect off grid cabin. This little cabin with a living roof from David Coulson Design Studio is an excellent example of that. It mixes salvaged and new elements into a stunning Japanese-style design. Built on his […]
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Got a new book you just can't wait to read? Looking for a fun craft idea to do with the kids during the cold winter months? Well in either situation, DIY bookmarks are the answer! Making your own bookmark is a great way to pass time on your own, with friends, or with the kids. […]
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Tortillas are a tasty, simple and effective food. If you’re down to the essentials and you’re looking for a delicious and practical meal that consists of a few simple ingredients, easy preparation, and quick cooking time than flour tortillas are a winning option. The nice thing about tortillas is that if they are made well, […]
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We've all been there. You're at the garden store, and an employee suggests the “perfect” plant to fill a space and feed your family. Little do you know that years down the road, those invasive plants could become a pest – if not a menace – to your garden and the environment. Plants marketed as […]
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Who doesn't love using fresh herbs for dinner? Everyone that I know does! Herbs are great because they can easily be grown indoors and don't take too much maintenance to keep them happy. But where to grow them? That's where this article comes in! Parsley, sage, rosemary, and thyme grow happily in old wooden boxes, […]
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Private firefighters provided by American International Group (AIG) safeguard the mansions of 42% of Forbes’ list of the 400 richest Americans. Average Americans ended up burning to death in the California wildfires while private firefighters protected the empty mansions of the rich. For example, private firefighters saved Kim Kardashian and Kanye West’s $60 million mansion […]
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When I first started homesteading, I wanted to grow food as fast as I could. So, we set up some compost piles, installed fences, amended the soil, started a vegetable garden, and generally did everything that was necessary to produce food in a hurry. We never just wanted to have a homestead, though. We wanted […]
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Maxine Waters told Bloomberg Television that she will investigate the use of Deutsche Bank’s lending and accounts by Trump and his family. U.S. Representative Maxine Waters (D-California) plans an investigation that could lead to the attempted impeachment of President Donald J. Trump (R-New York). In particular, Waters plans to investigate Trump’s bank accounts. To explain […]
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If you own a home or like to cook, you likely already know the benefits of having just a few trusty pieces of high-end cookware. They offer exceptional culinary use, and are lovely to look at. An old-fashioned cast iron pan is one such tool. They are versatile, offering a number of uses in the […]
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6 Crucial Steps To Bagging A Thanksgiving Turkey | Image source: tpwd.state.tx.us With Thanksgiving just days away, you have two options for bringing the turkey home to the table: You either head off to the grocery store and buy the biggest turkey they have on the rack, or you can be more traditional and hunt […]
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Slender, slimy, wiggly worms. We all know they are good for the garden, and a fisherman’s best buddy. What you might not know is that they are also the ideal secret weapon for the compost bin. Those little wrigglers are constantly eating and pooping, recycling organic waste and bringing oxygen into even the densest material. […]
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Witches could outnumber members of the Presbyterian Church USA (PCUSA), radio host Carmen LaBerge asserts. Witches are one of America’s fastest-growing religious groups. In fact, some observers think that witches could now outnumber Presbyterians in America. Notably, there could be as many as 1.316 million witches or practitioners of Wicca and similar faiths in America. […]
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Whatever my lot, Thou hast taught me to say, / It is well, it is well with my soul. —Horatio Spafford, “It Is Well With My Soul” (1873) This is God’s universal purpose for all Christian suffering: more contentment in God and less satisfaction in self and the world. —John Piper, Desiring God (1996) So […]
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Many years ago, I used to watch a French-language TV show on Sundays. Each week they had a different field trip to visit specialty food producers. Even though I only understood half of what was said, I couldn't wait for the next episode because the places the host visited were always charming, rustic, and romantic […]
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This easy cranberry-apple pie recipe is perfect for the holidays with bright pops of color and tartness from the cranberries paired with sweet apples. There was a bumper harvest of apples this year at my favorite local orchard, and fresh cranberries are shining like rubies in the produce section. Wisconsin is the top cranberry producing […]
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**WARNING: This post contains graphic photos of the turkey butchering process. If learning how to butcher a turkey isn’t your thing, feel free to skip this post. If you don’t eat meat, I respect that decision, and you won’t hurt my feelings if you click over here to learn how to make amazing mashed potatoes […]
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Four security experts contacted by the AP independently confirm allegations that somebody is hacking elections. Moreover, the experts believe that Georgia’s voter registration system is highly vulnerable to hacking. There is compelling evidence that somebody is hacking elections. In fact, hacking allegations and voting problems in Georgia may provide further evidence of such a tactic. […]
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Maryland is one of the states which has enacted a red flag gun law so far. Moreover, in just over a month, they have confiscated guns from 114 law-abiding gun owners. Democrats love talking about “common sense gun laws” which are only common sense to them. To the rest of us, common sense doesn’t have […]
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Back pain is something that will affect all of us at some point during our lives. Whether we pulled a muscle from lifting something, exerted ourselves by exercising too much, or simply slept wrong, back pain can be an issue that prevents us from enjoying our lives to the fullest. Unfortunately, back pain only tends […]
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You've heard about using Epsom salts for plants in your garden. Yes, the same stuff you’ve seen at the drugstore. Those bath salts intended for soaking your pain away have a claim to fame in the garden, too. It seems counterintuitive, doesn't it? Salt? In the garden? Magnesium and sulfur are two trace minerals required […]
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heat your home It’s wintertime and the power goes out. If you’re like most of us, you’re not all that worried – you trust that the power will come back on soon. But when 12 hours goes by and you still don’t have any electricity, you start getting concerned. It might be days before the […]
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Hanging Garden – Space Saving Way To Grow Indoor Tomatoes This Winter | Image source: Pixabay.com Indoor gardening can be a great way to have fresh vegetables year-round and satisfy your green thumb during the winter, but if you live in a small home or apartment, it can be challenging to find enough room for […]
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Apparently, Hillary Clinton is thinking that she can beat Trump in 2020 despite her failure to do so in 2016. Hillary Clinton just doesn’t seem to go away, no matter how much many of us would like her to. The 71-year-old, two-time presidential candidate failure doesn’t seem to get the idea that it’s time to […]
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Do you have pinecones all over your yard? Are you unsure of how to put them to good use? Then I have some great ideas for you! I’m going to share with you numerous ideas on how you can turn these nuisance pinecones into neat decorations and crafts. They’re inexpensive and original pieces you’ll be […]
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gift basket Chances are that if you are already living off the grid, you have a respectable stockpile of baking ingredients on hand at all times. This makes it easy to put together the ultimate gift for the food lovers in your life. A gift basket full of baked goods can help add a special […]
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Once they have them, Nancy Pelosi and other Democrats can easily make Trump’s tax returns public. Particularly, Pelosi can submit the returns to the full House. U.S. Representative Nancy Pelosi (D-California) plans to get President Donald J. Trump (R-New York) by making his tax returns public. In fact, requesting Trump’s tax returns is the first […]
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It is currently unclear just who has access to the data that restaurant apps are collecting. Restaurant apps are making it easy to get a table at your favorite restaurant by taking your data. In fact, some restaurant apps share your data with advertisers. Moreover, popular restaurant apps like Nowait and Yelp are collecting huge […]
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If you’ve recently made the decision to raise pigs for meat, you’ve made a fantastic choice. Pigs are an enjoyable animal to raise, offering a high volume of meat and an even higher level of enjoyment for even the novice farmer. Pigs are intelligent and learn quickly, picking up new tricks even faster than dogs! […]
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Protecting life will be far harder because of abortions by mail. Abortions by mail are now available in the United States. As a result, women can easily evade anti-abortion laws and court with mail-order abortions. A group called Aid Access is shipping pills that end pregnancies to American women for $95, The Atlantic reports. So, […]
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Many of us have had warts at some time during our lives. Warts like to strike on our fingers, the bottoms of our feet, and sometimes in more unpleasant places. The most common types of warts are plantar warts, which generally target the feet and the hands. Many people rush to the pharmacy when they […]
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Do you enjoy finding inexpensive and unique ways to decorate your home? A few years ago, when money was tight, I began to look around for creative yet inexpensive ways to decorate our home. I had no money to decorate, but I couldn’t stand having a boring home because of it. I scoured the internet […]
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Remarkably, “long time no see” is one of many seemingly harmless everyday expressions that CSU has branded as “non-inclusive.” The phrase “long time no see” is now considered racist at Colorado State University (CSU). For example, CSU administrators labeled “long time no see” as “non-inclusive language.” Apparently, non-inclusive is a euphemism for racism at CSU. […]
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Are you looking for an artful way to display birthday cakes, tiny tarts, and colorful cupcakes? Well, don't worry about going out and buying an expensive stand to show off your baked creations. Use that same creativity to make your own one! Get the cake stand to match the cake by choosing your colors, your […]
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Laundry is a task everyone must face. Some can get by with facing it only one time per week. While other households must do it frequently because of the amount of laundry. Either way, purchasing what you need for laundry can kill your budget. Which is why it’s a great idea to make your own […]
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The mainstream media refuses to discuss technologies that could limit climate change without reducing fossil fuel use. It could be possible to limit climate change without reducing fossil fuel use. Specifically, it is possible to remove greenhouse gases like carbon dioxide (CO2) from the air. The theory behind climate change is that high CO2 levels […]
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8 Irreplaceable Things That Won’t Work During A Long-Term Blackout We all have dealt with power outages. Usually, it is very short-lived, and in fact, the first hour or so is kind of nice. It is romantic, mysterious and fun to just chill without the hum of it. You don’t even realize how loud everything […]
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concealed carry If you ever have carried a handgun bigger than an LCP, you know that concealing is its own challenge. A small handgun like the LCP or Diamond Back DB9 is a compromise, often sacrificing power, accuracy, controllability and capacity for carry comfort. While a mouse gun may be better than nothing, it’s still […]
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best dog breeds I didn’t have a dog growing up. My mom hated them, and thought them messy and expensive. Dad didn’t care too much for them, either, and I guess I can’t blame them. Sure, we lived in the country and with several acres it was ideal for a pooch, but alas, my forays […]
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Ruth Bader Ginsburg Hospitalized After Fracturing 3 Ribs In Fall Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg fell in her office and fractured three ribs. The 85-year-old liberal justice was admitted to a hospital Thursday. Ginsburg’s health has been a matter of intense speculation in recent years. The court’s oldest member, Ginsburg has survived multiple bouts […]
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There’s nothing quite as warming as a wood stove or fireplace on the homestead. It’s a nice and easy way to heat your home and you won’t have to worry about the cost of electricity to keep your home warm during the colder winter months. However, wood heat doesn’t come without a bit of work […]
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If America’s birthrate falls again in 2018, it could drop below the replacement level for Social Security by 2019. America’s birthrate fell to a record low in 2017. Moreover, the birthrate fell by 2% between 2016 and 2017. In fact, America’s birthrate fell for all groups except women in their 40s, the Centers for Disease […]
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An RV can make a great bug out vehicle because you have your survival shelter with you wherever you go. I spent nine years of my life living and traveling in a motorhome. In many ways, those were the best years of my life. My family was very close and we got to do a […]
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Apps track you because their developers can make money selling consumer data to big corporations. Apps track you even after you remove them from your phone. In fact, some apps track you with targeted advertising after you uninstall them. Bloomberg Businessweek reports that many apps have built-in uninstall tracking tools. In detail, the tracking tools […]
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Here’s What To Do With All Of Those Extra Deer Parts When you hunt and use every part of a deer, you respect and honor not only just nature but age-old hunting traditions that we seem to have forgotten in our busy digital life. Hunting as a means to feed and provide for your family […]
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If I have a choice, I’ll almost always pick letting a broody hen hatch eggs over ordering eggs from the hatchery every single time. However… that requires one important component– something I don’t always have. A broody hen. The topic of broody hens isn’t a horribly complicated one, but there are definitely some things to […]
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Acid Reflux Do you experience a burning pain in your chest accompanied by a feeling of fullness or pressure? Do you get gassy or nauseated especially after eating or lying flat? You may have acid reflux disease. Unfortunately, it is a very common affliction. Of course, you should get professional help immediately if you are […]
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More than 60 percent of the world’s plant types exist in tropical rainforests. These plants provide food for forest-dwelling animals and humans worldwide, and are involved in processes necessary to provide the earth’s ecosystems with oxygen. Plants compete on rainforest bottoms for sun and nutrients, pushing various plant families off to dwell on branches of […]
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Tools I’ll admit, I love to whip up big dinners in the kitchen. I spend Sunday afternoons cooking to my heart’s content. Unfortunately, there’s the less appealing aftermath to contend with. The sink is piled with dishes, a roasting pan, and several saucepans. Bottles and bowls are strewn along the counters. The creative process is […]
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Getting injured is no fun. Most people head to the doctor when they get an injury if they’re hoping to avoid it getting infected. Doctors are quick to prescribe medication or pharmaceutical lotions which are, indeed, great at helping to fight infections. However, there are a few reasons that this might not be the best […]
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Cold weather is coming in many places, and that means winding down your gardening activity. That doesn't mean it's time to relax, though. One of the most important things you can do when the garden is getting ready to sleep is to clean and prepare your garden hand tools for next year. Trust me, when […]
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Rake Up Leaves In preparation for winter, many homeowners go through the grueling task of raking and bagging leaves. Maybe it isn’t a big deal for those with very small yards in the city, but it can be quite the workout in large yards or around rural homes. Well, as it turns out, raking your […]
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Having an emergency bug out plan and a proper bug out bag is a sensible part of preparedness. Bugging out is a popular topic amongst the prepping community. I think I’ve seen more than enough bug out bag checklists over the years to wallpaper a shopping mall. While you and I can survive many disasters […]
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Off The Grid When you’re looking to go off grid, there are several options, but you’ll often begin by asking: Can solar alone get me off grid? The answer to this question is “yes,” but keep reading if you want more details. Using solar to go off grid is a fantastic way to go. You’ll […]
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cold and flu season Cold and flu season is here, and many Americans are stocking up on over-the-counter medications to help fight sickness. In fact, according to the research organization Euromonitor International, retail sales of cough, cold and allergy remedies in the US are expected to reach $8.8 billion in the next four years. However, […]
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Home Defense Home defense and protecting your family is essential – but, believe it or not, there actually are laws restricting it. The law varies from state to state, but in most states you are allowed to kill in self-defense, defense of others and defense of property. (If you don’t know what the law says, […]
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It's fall and with the crisp air comes a time to relax and enjoy the fruits of your labor. But wait! You might not be able to see them, but those garden pests you battled all year are still lurking, waiting to ruin your plants once things warm up again. Instead of getting ready to […]
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The power grid is one of those things that most of us take for granted, but it's time to acknowledge that it's getting older, reaching capacity and under attack. In the article “Bracing for a big power grid attack: ‘One is too many'“, USA Today states “About once every four days, part of the nation's […]
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The student loan debt crisis is worsening because more people than ever are borrowing for college. The student loan debt crisis is quickly getting out of control and is threatening America’s economy. In fact, student loans are the fastest growing kind of debt in America. Student loan debt has grown by 157% since 2007, Bloomberg […]
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Electro Magnetic Pulse (EMP) What You Need to Know The two most likely reasons for an EMP are a nuclear explosion or solar flare. This post discusses the damage an EMP may cause and actions that you can take to prevent or manage the results of the EMP. A large Electromagnetic Pulse EMP would cause […]
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Extra Apples The average healthy, mature apple tree can produce a few hundred pounds of apples every year. That’s a whole lot of apples! Whether you have your own orchard or have a different source for apples, when summer is near an end and fall is around the corner, you just might be wondering what […]
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Winter is almost upon us. Are you ready? Gardeners miss their gardens when the weather is cool, but we also enjoy the rest. If you're dreading the long winter, the good news is there’s still more to do. You’ve come to the right place if you are wondering what you should be doing around your […]
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The ‘Quickie’ Survival Bow You Can Carve In A Few Hours Behind finding fresh water, finding food is one of the biggest concerns in a survival situation. The easiest way to feed yourself for short-term situations is to learn edible plants, but at some point you need meat. When you start discussing tools for hunting, […]
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Fake news photos can go viral quickly. A hoax picture of former President Barack Obama holding a “Michelle Obama 2020 t-shirt” was shared 163,000 times on Facebook. Making fake news photos or fake history photos is easier than you probably even think. For instance, you can easily “age” contemporary photos to look historical in Adobe […]
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Ultimately, everything you mail or receive through the mail is being tracked by a vast postal surveillance system. A vast postal surveillance system is tracking every piece of mail you send. Moreover, the U.S. Postal Service (USPS) frequently shares data about mail with law enforcement. In particular, the USPS photographs the front and back of […]
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As you’re planning and plotting your garden for this spring, there are plenty of factors that you must consider. What plants will you grow? Where will you plant them? What will your harvest be like? However, keep in mind that many of the answers to these questions–as well as the final outcome of your gardening […]
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Washington (AFP) – President Donald Trump kept up the pressure on Mexico Wednesday to halt groups of migrants heading to the American border, as the US enters the final stretch of campaigning before key midterm elections. Trump has sought to put immigration front and center ahead of next week’s hotly-contested vote, ordering thousands of troops […]
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Remodeling. It can be fun, but it can also be an exhausting process which taps you of cash and sanity. Don’t let the latter happen to you. We’re working on remodeling our second house. Our first was interesting because the entire thing had to be redone to become livable. Our new home only requires a […]
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Children self-defense Every day we make decisions to protect our children. We decide what they eat, where they go to school, and even influence who their friends are. We see that they get to the doctors when they are sick or injured and we teach them what’s right and wrong. But have we taught them […]
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