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• 15 Everyday Items You Can Stop Buying
  on Feb 15, 2016 in Frugality
  Original Article:http://apartmentprepper.com/19227-2/This post is by Bernie Carr, apartmentprepper.comWith food prices increasing almost daily, the additional expense to buy weekly groceries is cutting into other budget items.  Start thinking ab...
• Bug In Contingencies
  on Jan 27, 2016 in Bugging in/out
  Original Article:Bug In ContingenciesThough Katrina hit more than a decade ago, I remember it like yesterday.  Forty-eight hours before the pundits at the National Weather Service finally decided on a landfall location, the local grocery stores...
• Lock Picks in Your Survival Pack
  on Jan 26, 2016 in General Equipment
  Original Article:Lock Picks in Your Survival PackPicking Locks as a Survival SkillBy James C. Jones EMT/CHCMCertainly we all regard lock picking as a rather nefarious activity used by criminals and spies, but under true, live-or-die survival situatio...
• The Beast System Arises: The Largest Bank In Norway Calls For The Elimination Of Cash
  on Jan 24, 2016 in Economic
  Original Article:The Beast System Arises: The Largest Bank In Norway Calls For The Elimination Of CashThe biggest bank in Norway is calling for the complete and total elimination of cash. Many local bank branches in Norway already don’t deal in...
• 70 Tips That Will Help You Survive What Is About To Happen To America
  on Jan 21, 2016 in General
  Original Article:70 Tips That Will Help You Survive What Is About To Happen To AmericaYou may have noticed that things are starting to get crazy. Financial markets areimploding, violent crime rates are soaringin our major cities, and we have wit...
• Why Bargain Stockpiling is Not Emergency Food Storage
  on Jan 20, 2016 in General
  Original Article:http://www.backdoorsurvival.com/bargain-stockpiling-is-not-emergency-food-storage/Do you ever watch those programs on television about extreme couponers? I am not much of a TV-watcher, but I’ve seen a couple of these. It is astonis...
• One Missed Paycheck From Disaster
  on Jan 20, 2016 in Economic
  What would it mean to you if you had an unexpected trip to the emergency room? If your car required an expensive repair? What if your income was interrupted for a week, or two weeks, or even longer? Do you have an emergency fund built into your...
• You Don't Have to Spend Money Every Day
  on Jan 20, 2016 in Economic
  Having a budget, in principle, means that you’ve set limits for how much money you’ll spend on certain things. Instead, we often treat as an optional goal. Because, really, you can’t stop yourself from spending money sometimes. R...
• Beginning to Reload: The Nitty-Gritty on the Cheapest, Smallest and Lightest Reloading Rig On The Planet
  on Jan 20, 2016 in Weapons
  http://www.thesurvivalistblog.net/beginning-to-reload-the-nitty-gritty-on-the-cheapest-smallest-and-lightest-reloading-rig-on-the-planet/...
• Highly Recommended Reading
  on Sep 20, 2014
  Original Articlefrom Code Name Insight by Code Name InsightWhen it comes to preparing for disaster, almost everything you need to do/know/learn can be found online.  There may be a time, however, when power is not available, the internet is n...

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