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Practice and Learn- What I Learned From Preparing Augason Farm Food
1776PatriotUSA.com
Apparent underground explosion significantly damages Detroit dispensary, officials investigating strange odor
WDIV
The City of Detroit, Great Lakes Water Authority and DTE Energy are investigating an incident that happened in southwest Detroit late Saturday night.
Naloxone Training
This virtual training session is for those who would like to learn what naloxone is, how to administer naloxone and for those who need refresher training. This training will take place on Tuesday, 17 August 2021 at 10:00 – 11:30 Eastern Time.
What a CATASTROPHIC Supply Chain Breakdown Will Look Like
When a society falls apart, it’s hard to know exactly how it will all fracture and break apart. We can tell a little bit of our course by the challenges we face as a community, a nation, a world of countries. When war is at your door, you can predict what things you won’t have: electricity, water, gas, safety, and so forth. When a natural disaster strikes, you can also bet on the same services falling apart, and, given the length of the disaster, maybe social order too. Some disasters have a local or regional zone and impacted radius. Some are larger in scope and suck in other stable areas like a spiraling vortex.
City Prepping
Magnitude 7.2 Earthquake in Haiti
A magnitude 7.2 earthquake occurred 78 miles (125 km) west of the capital city of Port-au-Prince at a depth of 6.2 miles (10 kilometers) on August 14, 2021, at 8:29 am local time (August 14, 2021 12:29 UTC).
M4S: Lessons from the Great Depression We Can Use Right Now
The late 1920s and early 1930s were challenging times economically for our country, and we’re starting to see similar issues today. Those who are wise learn from history, and those who do not, repeat it. Check out Mind 4 Survival’s article that has some lessons we can take from the Great Depression and apply them to our current situation.
Essential Survival Gear You Need
We will discover we’re not as prepared as we thought during a disaster, and that is why it’s good to be prepared. What are the essential items you need? Mind4Survival.com has you covered with this list.
How to Use a CAT Tourniquet
A tourniquet is one of the most important items to have in any IFAK(individual first aid kit) or on a Kit(tactical loadout). For that matter inclusion in a vehicle is a great idea as you never know when an auto accident may occur and someone needs help.
1776PatriotUSA.com
Emergency Prep Battle Binder Workshop
Are you interested in being prepared for disaster? Check out this virtual workshop which focuses on getting your important paperwork prepared.
STRANDED: Sheltering at Your Workplace When Going Home Is NOT An Option
Check out the article on having to shelter in place while at work and not being able to go home. Having a small kit at work in this situation is a great idea.
M4S 113: 5 Ways to Spot Fake News
Knowing How to Save a Life May Save Yours!
Knowing How to Save a Life May Save Yours!
For the second week of National Preparedness Month, we thought we would turn our attention to the skills all of us should possess, but only a few do. Knowing how to perform CPR and other emergency first-aid techniques may not only save the life of a loved one but may save your own as well. Taking CPR or first-aid classes as a family is an enjoyable experience that will bring you all closer while learning truly critically skills. There are numerous life-saving techniques you can learn…
Source: Emergency Essentials Blog
PrepperMed 101: Deadly Dehydration
The Beans, Bullets, bandages, & You Blog has a great article on Dehydration. Staying hydrated during an emergency situation or disaster is very important. Therefore, having a ready supply of water is vital to surviving an emergency situation or disaster.
PrepperMed 101: Deadly Dehydration
The Beans, Bullets, bandages, & You Blog has a great article on Dehydration. Staying hydrated during an emergency situation or disaster is very important. Therefore, having a ready supply of water is vital to surviving an emergency situation or disaster.
If life were a Mad Maxx movie, death by dehydration would involve deserts and grimy men with lots of beard stubble. Since most of life is not Hollywood, death by dehydration mostly looks like a baby with diarrhea. Or a toddler who’s had a bad fever for several days. Maybe it looks like an adult prostrated with heat who can no longer sweat. Whatever its face, dehydration is a lot more dangerous than mutant biker gangs in the real world.
How can we recognize this problem when its developing, and what should we do about it if there’s no medical professionals around to help? I’m not a physician (and this is not me giving you medical advice), but here’s some of the ideas the medical people have to offer.
Read article on Beans, Bullets, bandages, & You Blog
Practice and Learn- What I Learned From Preparing Augason Farm Food
1776PatriotUSA.com Apparent underground explosion significantly damages Detroit dispensary, officials investigating strange odor
WDIV The City of Detroit, Great Lakes Water Authority and DTE Energy are investigating an incident that happened in southwest Detroit late Saturday night.
Naloxone Training
Eventbrite This virtual training session is for those who would like to learn what naloxone is, how to administer naloxone and for those who need refresher training. This training will take place on Tuesday, 17 August 2021 at 10:00 – 11:30 Eastern Time.
What a CATASTROPHIC Supply Chain Breakdown Will Look Like
When a society falls apart, it’s hard to know exactly how it will all fracture and break apart. We can tell a little bit of our course by the challenges we face as a community, a nation, a world of countries. When war is at your door, you can predict what things you won’t have: electricity, water, gas, safety, and so forth. When a natural disaster strikes, you can also bet on the same services falling apart, and, given the length of the disaster, maybe social order too. Some disasters have a local or regional zone and impacted radius. Some are larger in scope and suck in other stable areas like a spiraling vortex.
City Prepping Magnitude 7.2 Earthquake in Haiti
A magnitude 7.2 earthquake occurred 78 miles (125 km) west of the capital city of Port-au-Prince at a depth of 6.2 miles (10 kilometers) on August 14, 2021, at 8:29 am local time (August 14, 2021 12:29 UTC).
M4S: Lessons from the Great Depression We Can Use Right Now
The late 1920s and early 1930s were challenging times economically for our country, and we’re starting to see similar issues today. Those who are wise learn from history, and those who do not, repeat it. Check out Mind 4 Survival’s article that has some lessons we can take from the Great Depression and apply them to our current situation.
Mind4Survival Essential Survival Gear You Need
We will discover we’re not as prepared as we thought during a disaster, and that is why it’s good to be prepared. What are the essential items you need? Mind4Survival.com has you covered with this list.
How to Use a CAT Tourniquet
A tourniquet is one of the most important items to have in any IFAK(individual first aid kit) or on a Kit(tactical loadout). For that matter inclusion in a vehicle is a great idea as you never know when an auto accident may occur and someone needs help.
1776PatriotUSA.com
Emergency Prep Battle Binder Workshop
Are you interested in being prepared for disaster? Check out this virtual workshop which focuses on getting your important paperwork prepared.
STRANDED: Sheltering at Your Workplace When Going Home Is NOT An Option
Check out the article on having to shelter in place while at work and not being able to go home. Having a small kit at work in this situation is a great idea.
The Organic Prepper M4S 113: 5 Ways to Spot Fake News
Knowing How to Save a Life May Save Yours!
Knowing How to Save a Life May Save Yours!
For the second week of National Preparedness Month, we thought we would turn our attention to the skills all of us should possess, but only a few do. Knowing how to perform CPR and other emergency first-aid techniques may not only save the life of a loved one but may save your own as well. Taking CPR or first-aid classes as a family is an enjoyable experience that will bring you all closer while learning truly critically skills. There are numerous life-saving techniques you can learn…
Source: Emergency Essentials Blog
PrepperMed 101: Deadly Dehydration
The Beans, Bullets, bandages, & You Blog has a great article on Dehydration. Staying hydrated during an emergency situation or disaster is very important. Therefore, having a ready supply of water is vital to surviving an emergency situation or disaster.
PrepperMed 101: Deadly Dehydration
The Beans, Bullets, bandages, & You Blog has a great article on Dehydration. Staying hydrated during an emergency situation or disaster is very important. Therefore, having a ready supply of water is vital to surviving an emergency situation or disaster.
If life were a Mad Maxx movie, death by dehydration would involve deserts and grimy men with lots of beard stubble. Since most of life is not Hollywood, death by dehydration mostly looks like a baby with diarrhea. Or a toddler who’s had a bad fever for several days. Maybe it looks like an adult prostrated with heat who can no longer sweat. Whatever its face, dehydration is a lot more dangerous than mutant biker gangs in the real world.
How can we recognize this problem when its developing, and what should we do about it if there’s no medical professionals around to help? I’m not a physician (and this is not me giving you medical advice), but here’s some of the ideas the medical people have to offer.
Read article on Beans, Bullets, bandages, & You Blog
