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I suggest that starting NOW, you should print out all data you can find about self sufficiency - because, if you don't, when the day arrives that the power grid is no longer working, or all the world's computer chips have been fried by some cosmic blast, you sure as heck are going to wish you had. :sad: It's all very well conserving trees by not using paper but, hey, when the chips are down, which is more important to you and your family - saving a tree, or saving your lives? :thumb_yello:
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Thank you for posting this great advice!
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thanks, Brinty - SUCH good advice - we can barely survive these days without the "conveniences" we take entirely for granted!
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Will it help myself or anyone if I buy "chip gold".....probably not...your right Brinty the threats such as EMP (manmade) or a solar event could be devastating and our society for the most part is ill-prepared and ill-equipped to deal with the consequences. I do suggest however that a certain percentage of trees are saved as their leaves and branches will substitute for the lack of toilet paper. __________________________________________________ ___________ Kick at the darkness til it bleeds daylight.........Bruce Cockburn |
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Hey Brint, FYI, our library site states early in the year for resumed operations.
Good resource and a Big Thanks to those devoting time to that end.:thumb_yello: |
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Though many, as I find interesting sites and info I save in PDF file having installed in system a PDF printing plugins and when sent that document or webpage for printing, select that plugin instead of your usual printer, then that software is producing a pdf file instead. You can then archive that PDF's. For Windows user, here is where you can find such free plugins yo select then when choosing printer: http://download.cnet.com/1770-20_4-0...type=downloads For MAC OS and LINUX, print as PDF is a native function of OS. The pdf is useful as is a very versatile, multy system, multi platform interchanging, preserve the form when printing, you can make your annotation on the text, like you are scribbling on the paper. (and no, I do not work for Adobe :mfr_lol:) All those pdf files I put on a small laptop, these days called netboks, that is powered by 12 V - Asus 1000 and up to S101 (You can connect to car battery or solar system) for SHTF scenarios. Of course, such netbook will stay wrapped in plastic bubble foil and on top of this plastic with aluminum oven foil (for EMP). From time to time I take out, charge battery and replenish the pdf archive. This my idea, for keeping much info, but for the most important docs, guides, as you said, printing is king. Thus make a 3 ring binder and put everything of value for you, there. |
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super idea brinty, but i have to say i love my books, my fav is
http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/...SH20_OU02_.jpg that and lots on plant lore, bushcraft etc bou x |
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Excellent prompt and advice Brinty,
Hopefully~ the Avalon Library will be soon operational again? Then those here (again) can download its treasures. I believe marianthelibrarian (joy) is working on this or check with Karen (mod-admin) :thumb_yello: |
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For in depth descriptions on smoking and curing of meat, try Keith Erlandson's "Home Smoking & Curing" and for more details on making cheese, there's Glynn Christian's "Cheese and Cheese Making. Once again, all these books are from the late'70s. |
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This is indeed excellent advice. I actually started doing this a while ago. I even purchased a file folder case and have thing organized into categories. Any and all info i might need in one safe place :original:
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The Drawback for this issue, is that is so much information out there, that you cannot print, blindly and insert there. So, then you have to make excerpts... then you maybe, you skim the documents and copy just the significative pics, graphs or some major idea. Of course, this issue is an maybe-tomorrow, for many of us. :nono: So, a few good books is a must have, no files, no print, end story. I bought the book "Dare to prepare 2009 Edition" of Holly Deyo, which I found very, very complete. Even it seems bulky, the paper is not so dense and is not heavy. Is good to have this one: http://standeyo.com/Our_Books/DTP.html Plus some of the US army guides, you have in this wpage, all of them: http://www.stevespages.com/page7c.htm there are some How To survive guides, some engineering manuals (very useful!) and a lot of insightful information there. |
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http://www.scribd.com/ or http://www.ebookee.com/ Just put the book title in the search window. |
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Dears,
What is your opinion about this book: Ball Blue Book of preserving http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/...yL._SS500_.jpg http://www.amazon.com/Ball-Blue-Book.../dp/0972753702 Is it good and complete about that food preserving subject? We used to put lots of pickles, jams and fruits in sweet syrup, during harsh communist times, but lately we all bought from store (with a lot of preservative, toxic E's and sugar/HFCS, etc) So, I think we need to re-learn what we used to do before, if we want to preserve our health. And I really do not want those foods, "preserved" by iradiating with Cobalt 60 isotope, as EU is preparing for us, from 2010, Codex Alimentarius :thumbdown: |
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bou x |
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