Kitco – Commentaries – Lorimer Wilson Lorimer Wilson Nielson Probability of US Hyperinflation or Debt Implosion By Lorimer Wilson Jul 22 2010 10:04AM www.FinancialArticleSummariesToday.com The collapse of U.S. economy is a certainty – only the manner of the … Continue reading →
It’s not surprising that we’re seeing these sorts of “calls” to increase earthquake preparedness in CA. And, people should be taking this time to look at their preparations and update them where needed. To be sure, the governments will never … Continue reading →
Never has it been so easy to carry so much information in your pocket. The key here, though, is to have had the forethought to download the info before you need it. We live in a nearly ‘always-on’ connection to … Continue reading →
In a recent podcast, I make commentary on a how that was on the History Channel called, “After Armageddon.” Several of you have asked for a link to where they could see it online. Unfortunately, the History Channel hasn’t made … Continue reading →
You never know when you’ll have to evacuate. Keep your bug out gear handy at all times. — 2009-12-10 17:23:48 – Fire – USA EDIS CODE: FR-20091210-24119-USA Date & Time: 2009-12-10 17:23:48 [UTC] Area: USA, State of Nebraska, Protient Plant, … Continue reading →
It’s always good to review the basics. Winter is coming, make sure you’re prepared. From http://www.fema.gov/hazard/winter/wi_before.shtm Before Winter Storms and Extreme Cold Add the following supplies to your disaster supplies kit: Rock salt to melt ice on walkways Sand to … Continue reading →
I just made the post below about having some fun and do a little gaming, and after this post, you’re going to need it. Below is a collection of articles that I’ve been going over recently, and while I hate … Continue reading →
Back it up, is a term many of us have heard and most often relate to computers and the data or information held on them. This term, or more importantly, idea of backing up and keeping copies of important information … Continue reading →
This is troubling. Hopefully it’s just a fluke, but we need to keep an eye on this. The U.S. death toll from the H1N1 swine flu now stands at 87, up from 45 a week ago; and the number of … Continue reading →
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