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25 Non-Toxic Coffee Recipes

Being without a cup-of-joe in the morning is a deal breaker for millions of folks…but not for me. I drink coffee on occasion & not regularly. I use to take pride in preparing my grandpa his cup of black coffee in the morning…his approval of my coffee making skills made my day each time I [...]

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Featured: Propane Primer by Backdoor Survival

Backdoor Survival (run by our friend Gaye) has produced a great article on Integrating Propane Into Your Prepping Strategy. The article was written by her technical consultant Chris Newman. I found it informative & a definite read for anyone with our kind-of-mindset…be ready just-in-case! Here’s an excerpt: What is Propane? Propane is a gaseous byproduct [...]

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FREE Download: The Preparedness Review, Spring 2013

Todd Sepulveda (creator or Prepper Website) invited both Jeff & I to provide articles for The Preparedness Review, and we happily accepted. Jeff’s article is titled Don’t Waste Your Time…There’s Prepping to Do, and David’s article is titled Are You Knot Ready? Here are excerpts from both: I’m convinced that time management skills are what [...]

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What Makes A Good Survival Knife?

Here’s a relatively short article that introduces some basic elements you want to be aware of if you’re just learning about survival knives & considering investing in a couple for your gear. Click on the image below to read the article at Survivalogic.com:

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According to Nestlé, Water Should Be Privatized!

So…a friend had posted this link on Facebook & I took a moment to watch it over a lunch break. I’m glad I did. Take a watch & if you get a chance, share a brief thought about what you think about what he said? A person in his situation answers to the company’s board [...]

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Featured: A Blade from a Bearing Race

Remember the word “craftsmanship”? Yeah, that word. This knife isn’t manufactured in a factory; it’s crafted. That’s a huge difference in quality & the unique identity of the finished product. I have friends that are MAJOR fans of knives, as well as blades in general. I mean, these guys are willing to spend upwards of [...]

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Featured: Radio Communications After a Disaster

I found this primer article that mentions radio options you should consider for grid-down events. If you don’t have your HAM Radio license yet, I strongly urge you to find a nearby class & get it. It’s so simple to get started…you get to study the pool of possible questions & you’ll know the correct [...]

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Featured: Meatloaf Oil Lamp -The Survival Mom®

Recently, I’ve been bombarded with this question, Berkey Guy, how can I use my meatloaf drippings to survive? Coincidentally, our good friend Lisa Bedford answered this very question on her blog in January of 2012. Heck, she’s The Survival Mom®…survival moms always have answers! Click on the image below or Click HERE to visit today’s [...]

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The Berkey Guy Interivew with MovieManChad

Over the weekend, The Berkey Guy did a video interview with his brother MovieManChad. Chad is part of a community of folks who love watching films & sharing their thoughts on them. The interview touches on survival movies such as The Grey, The Road…and Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (OK, TMNT isn’t survival-minded). Check out the [...]

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Best Practices for Savvy Online Shopping: Know What You’re Buying (1/6)

As 2012 winds down & we prepare for 2013, I want you to keep your head about you…especially with all these sales frenzies going on here & there. If you find yourself shopping online this season, you’ll want to stay tuned; this is the first of a six article series on “Best Practices for Savvy [...]

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