Bruce’s Poor Man Survival Bulletin
A Digest of Urban Survival Resources
For Independent Minded People!
ISSN 2161-5543
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This Issue:
1. New, Free Downloads: 77 Items to Stock up on+Shotgun
Survival
2. Pros of Worm Composting
3. 7 For Real At-Home Job Resources
4. Saving on Pet Food
5. Is it more than just a recession?
Bill Moyers has
said, "Our media and political
system has turned into a mutual protection racket."
The
Pros of Worm Composting
Finally, they found a new way to make use of
worms aside from being the main dish in Fear Factor. Some of us may have
goosebumps with the sight of creepy crawlies—it’s often more than enough to
give any average person the heebie jeebies. But on the up side, they have been
known to help cultivate the environment for a long time. It is really no
surprise to find that they play a vital role in the whole composting process.
Some of you might think that worm composting
is not really such as good idea. But before you banish the idea of those red
crawlies helping save the environment, take a break, open your mind and hear
out some of the advantages of the now-becoming-popular worm composting
technique.
Advantage
Number 1: Flexible: Indoors or Outdoors, Take Your Pick
Whether you want to have your worm compost
indoors or outdoors, it does not really matter. You can have them on either or
on both areas. The good thing is that you won't even have to sweat around too
much with your worm compost. They are relatively easy to transport and are
non-complaining workers that will till your compost day in and day out, for
relatively no charge. You only have to feed them to keep them in top
condition.
Advantage
Number 2: All it needs is moist bedding
Worms like moisture, and having moisture is
one of the easiest components of composting. If you are able to provide the
moisture, you only have to wait and see until the worms do their wonders in
helping you have more fertilized soil.
Advantage
Number 3: Worms are readily available and are not that hard to cultivate.
In some areas, you need not look for worms.
You only have to get a jar and focus your eyes while walking in the garden.
Sometimes, you need not go out of the house and you can find them sauntering in
your bathroom (rich in moisture, remember?). So the good thing is that they
will not really resist you if you put them in a cage rich with food.
Advantage
Number 4: Aside from the yuck factor, the worms will happily do the work; you
only have to regulate them.
You will act more as a worm manager than a
laborer, really. After you put on the heap and the worms together, you will do
very minimal work for so much positive results. You can also get a lot of
support from governments and people worldwide regarding this aspect. In fact,
in some American communities, it is already being implemented and widely
promoted to have worm composting in the home.
Advantage
Number 5: Mobile bins will not affect the worms' performance.
Another thing with the worm composting that
other composting techniques don't have is the mobility. You can take it with
you anywhere, assuming that you have small scale composting on your sleeve
(industrial size worm composting isn't really a lovely idea, anyway).
Quick
Tips:
·
Do
not add meat or oily food scraps – vegetable and plant material only
·
The
more frequently you turn your compost pile, the quicker turnaround time
·
Keep
piles moist but not soggy
·
Add
a few shovels of dirt to the pile from time to time
Dust your knickknacks by spraying a little furniture polish on a soft
paintbrush & lightly dust the items!
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Instantly Vanish from Store Shelves in a Panic
Revolutionary Fish Hatchery Reduces Toxins
•Ontario man pioneers new way of raising healthier fish while conserving
water, lessening pollution in waterways
By Mark Anderson
An Ontario resident has created a revolutionary fish hatchery
technology that can, among other things, produce healthy fish for people to eat
while conserving water and reducing pollution that is typically dumped into
waterways in more traditional methods. Despite using one-tenth of the
groundwater as is used by government hatcheries, John Devine’s system has long
been ignored and suppressed by those in big corporate media and government, much
to the detriment of human health, the food supply and the economy.
At a time when droughts have been particularly severe, typical “open”
(water in, water out), traditional fish hatcheries extract a whopping 2K
gallons of water per minute from aquifers.
“Hatcheries need clean water; you cannot use surface water,” said
Devine. This is largely due to the fact that surface water is contaminated with
man-made or naturally occurring pollutants.
But the closed-loop system used by Devine, along with his son, Mark,
draws water from the aquifer at a much slower rate, since 90% of what is taken
in is carefully cleaned and recycled back to the fish, so they can continue to
thrive.
A growing number of employers are willing to
use home-based employees, assuming those employees have access to a phone,
computer and high-speed Internet connection. That's good news for people with
disabilities or who are caring for children or an elderly relative or who live
in an area where jobs are scarce. It's also good news for people who could find
work outside the home but prefer to spend more time with their families and
less time sitting in traffic.
Fraud: Why the Great Recession
Mostly English, some Spanish w/ subtitles…well done look at the crash
from various foreign and US perspectives.
Saving on Pet Food
Join Rewards Programs
to save cash on pet foods. Here a couple
to try:
Nutro.com/coupons-rewards/my-nutro-rewards-program.aspx
PurinaMills.com/rewards/register/default.aspx
The Nanny State Updates…
If you live in Los Angeles and decide to take some pictures of a few
monuments or public places to send to friends and family or for your own
private collection, the Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD) may see you as a
potential threat to public safety
Big Brother Goes to School; Wants
All Students ‘Chipped’
Just outside of San Antonio, Texas, an honor student has stepped out of
formation to protest the “Student Locator Project” just launched by the huge
Northside Independent School District (NISD). The program would compel 4,200
pupils in John Jay High School and Anson Jones Middle School to wear radio
frequency identification (RFID) microchips embedded in the student IDs worn
around their necks.
Operation Stellar Wind Domestic Spy Program…Traitors in Action Alert!
NSAs Utah Data Center’s purpose:
Flowing through
its servers and routers and stored in near-bottomless databases will be all
forms of communication, including the complete contents of private emails, cell
phone calls, and Google searches, as well as all sorts of personal data
trails—parking receipts, travel itineraries, bookstore purchases, and other
digital “pocket litter.”
William Binney is among a group of N.S.A. whistle-blowers, including
Thomas A. Drake, who have each risked everything — their freedom, livelihoods
and personal relationships — to warn Americans about the dangers of N.S.A.
domestic spying; A top-secret program he says is broadly collecting Americans'
personal data. Read more about N.S.A. domestic spying:
Traitors in Action-the NSA could care less about violating the rights
of American Citizens as you’ll see in these two documentaries…your tax dollars
at work violating the Bill of Rights while bankrupting the nation.
For a fuller description of the new technologies the government is
using against its citizens, go here:
The more coffee you drink, the longer you’ll live according to the New England Journal of Medicine…lowers rates of heart disease, stroke and diabetes!
The Parting Thought-
Statists relish 'crises' because they can be used to
force more controls into our lives."
-- William P. Hoar
-- William P. Hoar
Can We Protect the Country from
Politicians?
Today, the federal government has acquired an all but unquestioned
dominance over virtually every area of American life. It acts without
constitutional limits and increasingly regulates our most basic activities,
from how much water is in our toilets to what kind of light bulbs we can buy.
Decades worth of bad decisions by members of all three branches of government have brought our country to the brink of disaster.
So while we face many challenges, the most difficult task ahead—and the most important—is to restore constitutional limits on government
According to the Economic Policy Institute, "CEO pay at American
firms has risen 725%, more than 127 times faster than worker pay over the same
time period."
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