Название | Survival: Prepare Before Disaster Strikes |
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Автор произведения | Barbara Fix |
Жанр | Здоровье |
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Издательство | Здоровье |
Год выпуска | 0 |
isbn | 9781927360118 |
Table of Contents
Chapter 3: Water Sources, Purification and Storage
Chapter 5: Which Cooking Method is Best for You?
Chapter 6: Calculating & Storing Preparedness Foods
Chapter 7: Avoiding Common Pitfalls
Chapter 8: Repeat After Me: I Will Spend No More Than Necessary!
Chapter 9: Okay! Break Open the Piggybank...
Chapter 10: Layering Food Storage
Chapter 12: Shelter: More Than Just a Roof Over Your Head
Chapter 13: Gardening: Starts From the Ground Up
Chapter 14: Root Cellars & Home Canning
Chapter 15: Lighting & Waste Disposal
Chapter 16: Keeping Farm Animals
Chapter 17: What’s for Dinner?
Chapter 18: When Things Go Bump in the Night
Chapter 19: Bartering for Goods & Services
SURVIVAL
Prepare Before
Disaster STRIKES!
by
Barbara Fix
CCB Publishing
British Columbia, Canada
Survival: Prepare Before Disaster Strikes
Copyright ©2011 by Barbara Fix
ISBN-13 978-1-927360-11-8
First Edition
Library and Archives Canada Cataloguing in Publication
Fix, Barbara, 1951-
Survival : prepare before disaster strikes [electronic resource ] / by Barbara Fix.
Includes bibliographical references.
Electronic monograph in PDF format.
ISBN 978-1-927360-11-8
Also available in print format.
1. Emergency management--Handbooks, manuals, etc.
2. Preparedness--Handbooks, manuals, etc. I. Title.
HV551.2.F57 2011 613.6'9 C2011-907682-9
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Cover art designed by: Juno Atkings.
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Publisher:
CCB Publishing
British Columbia, Canada
Dedication
This book is dedicated to the one-percenters who dig for the truth and prepare accordingly, and to my family members, who may not be used to a “backyard” that is shared with bears, coyotes, wolves and cougars, nonetheless come for visits over a campfire to enjoy the night sky…viewed best where city lights and pavement ends.
Acknowledgements
I would like to thank Juno Atkings, graphic artist extraordinaire (who designed this book cover), self-taught editor and code de-coder, whose friendship and tireless help made this book possible. I would also like to thank Paul Rabinovitch, owner of CCB Publishing, who saw the need for Survival: Prepare Before Disaster Strikes to be in print and guided me through the process with the aplomb of a true professional.
Chapter 1
Introduction
“Man can live about forty days without food, about three days without water,about eight minutes without air, but only for one second without hope.”
Hal Lindsey
Preparedness has caught the attention of people from all walks of life: rich, poor and everyone in between. We all want the ability to be able to cook, eat and heat our homes during a disaster, whether an economic collapse, Mother Nature or a nuclear disaster has brought it on. Survival: Prepare Before Disaster Strikes is an easy to follow, economical guide to survival for those living in the city or the country.
At a time when the dollar has a nose bleed from its incredible dive into oblivion, when what we once took for granted has become a waiting game, seeking insurance against hunger is a reasonable goal. Many of us gambled on the equity of our homes and on jobs, but that gamble has crumbled like stale bread left too long in the sun. The crumbs we depended upon have been picked up and blown in the wind,