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Interested in a little more discussion with the preppers here, and elsewhere? In our association with the <a title="American Preppers Network" href="http://www.americanpreppersnetwork.com/" target="_blank">American Preppers Network</a>, you now have several ways to interact with other people that like to talk preparedness.
With the recent storms, and onset of Winter conditions here in Utah, I felt it appropriate to send out a little reminder of things people should do to prepare for winter driving. Please prepare before the storms come, so that you can be ready for they enjoyable experience that is Utah roads in the Winter.<!--more-->
Product First Look - PolyFarm MonoVault
Solar Cooking Challenge and Special Price
Messiest pantry contest: cast your vote
Recently I had a small message in my inbox that came in via the contact form here on the blog. It was somebody named Alex mentioning that he had a blog we might be interested in. A quick check showed that he was right, <a title="Utah Gardening" href="http://www.vegenag.com/" target="_blank">VegNag</a> is a blog about vegetable gardening in Utah. I know I'm always looking for all the help I can get, so it's nice to have somebody that can give advice that is local.
Tomorrow night, April 7th <a href="http://www.tlc.com">TLC</a> will be showing a new episode of <a href="http://tlc.discovery.com/tv/18-kids-and-counting/duggar-family.html">18 Kids and Counting</a>.
Gardening in Utah can be a wonderfully enjoyable and productive experience. Knowing how to get started however can be a major deterrent for many people. Fortunately, there are a number of local resources we can rely upon in order to help us to get started on the path to productive, self-sufficient gardening.
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.<!--more-->
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