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Barter Events

Beginning Bee Keeping Class in Orem

Ekim March 8, 2009

1 min read

#Bees #Education #Event +4 more

Legal

The Surveillance Self-Defense Site

As an admitted geek, I have often tried to help people in understanding <a href="http://ssd.eff.org"><img class="alignright size-medium wp-image-1432" title="ssd-1" src="/images/uploads/2009/03/ssd-1-300x142.jpg" alt="ssd-1" width="300" height="142" /></a>the importance of information security, especially when it comes to technological storage and transmission. From what kind of software you run, to how you communicate with others your data can be vulnerable. From employers to government agencies, neighbors to hackers, what you say and keep can be taken and used in ways that you don't want. But teaching everything people should know to keep themselves safe is often a long process, and something I often have to revisit to remind people.

Jayce March 5, 2009

2 min read

#Computers #Howto #Legal +3 more

TEOTWAWKI Survival

Taking Stock

One of my secret, very un-prepper-like joys is getting the call from my wife on the way home, stating that I need to pick something up. Who knows the reason, but usually that means I'm going to stop by Costco to pick up one of their roasted chickens. Then again, we tend to pick up one of these pretty often. Getting a whole chicken works out well, giving us several meals already largely prepared.

Jayce February 24, 2009

4 min read

#Cooking #Food #Howto +1 more

How To Personal Preparedness

Building a Vehicle Emergency Kit

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Phil February 23, 2009

13 min read

#BOB #Driving #Howto +2 more

Events

Update on February 14th HAM Radio Class

Just received this. Please note that the Technician Class license is the entry level HAM Radio license. It does <strong>NOT</strong> require Morse Code, and is very easy to obtain. If you are interested in becoming a HAM Radio operator, plan on attending.

Ekim February 3, 2009

5 min read

#Communications #Education #Event +3 more

Events Food Storage

Blue Chip Food Storage Group Demo in Salem

Ekim February 2, 2009

2 min read

#Event #Food #Food Storage +3 more

Food Storage Gardening

Adding to your long term supply using dehydration

Ekim January 26, 2009

1 min read

#Canning #Food #Food Storage +3 more

Events Gardening

Home Gardening Course in North Mapleton

Ekim January 24, 2009

1 min read

#Education #Gardening #Howto

Food Storage How To

Slimline Can Roller Project

Jayce January 23, 2009

5 min read

#Food Storage #Howto #Links +2 more

Events Pandemic Preparedness

Pandemic Preparedness Lecture in Spanish Fork 25-Jan-2009

Ekim January 23, 2009

1 min read

#Education #Event #Howto +4 more

Events HAM Radio

Two HAM radio classes in Pleasant Grove

Ekim January 23, 2009

2 min read

#Education #Event #Howto +1 more

Barter How To

On Junk Silver or Silver Coins or Bullion Coins and Bartering

<img class="alignright size-full wp-image-865" title="dimes_sml" src="/images/uploads/2009/01/dimes_sml.jpg" alt="dimes_sml" width="220" height="147" />I'm trying to get this all figured out, it's kind of confusing! <a href="http://www.survivalblog.com/glossary.html#Junk"> Junk Silver, Silver Coins, Bullion Coins, Pre-1965 Coins</a> - it turns out they all pretty much mean the same thing! Hard-Core TEOTWAKI Preppers know that pre-1965 silver coins are made up of actual silver and have good potential barter power. That bartering capability comes from the fact that the U.S. Mint has guaranteed the amount of silver in these coins so they have a known value. Bullion Coins are generally considered the easiest way to have known values of precious metals - hence their potential barter usage. So far this is fairly common knowledge, but there is a lot more to know in order to do this properly - and I'm trying to get it all figured out.

Phil January 15, 2009

6 min read

#Bullion #Coins #Howto +5 more

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