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Darren Bent was the 18th-minute man as he marked his debut by plundering the goal which gave Villa a memorable victory over Manchester City at Villa Park.
The club's record signing took centre stage with a vengeance, winning the hearts of the claret and blue faithful with an opportunist goal which justified manager Gerard Houllier's decision to bring him down from Sunderland earlier this week.
After Bent had made the vital breakthrough there were some heart-stopping moments as high-riding City went in search of an equaliser.
But some resolute defending, epitomised by an immense performance by James Collins, ensured that Villa claimed three invaluable points.
Although the visitors opened confidently, it was Villa who produced the first goal attempt, Richard Dunne climbing to meet Ashley Young's deep fifth-minute free-kick with a header which was too high.
Supporters behind the goal were convinced the ball hit Jerome Boateng on its way over but referee Howard Webb awarded a goal kick.
Left-back Aleksandar Kolarov posed City's first two threats, curling a free-kick just beyond the far post before whipping across a right-wing corner with considerable power. It nearly paid dividends, too, Carlos Tevez just failing to connect right in front of goal.
That one was much too close for comfort but Villa made the most of the let-off by taking the lead almost immediately.
Gabby Agbonlahor's tenacity instigated the move, the wide boy winning possession from Boateng before playing a short pass to Ashley Young, whose low, right-foot shot from the edge of the penalty area was tipped aside by keeper Joe Hart.
Bent was perfectly positioned to drill home the rebound from six yards - and the new boy did so in emphatic fashion as his right foot delivered what will hopefully be the first of many goals in claret and blue.
Five minutes later, Brad Friedel came to Villa's rescue with an instinctive save, the American keeper tipping over Vincent Kompany's firm near-post header, although there was little Friedel could do when Gareth Barry met Boateng's cross from the right with a glancing header which sneaked just past the right-hand post.
Even so, Villa finished the opening period stronger, Young's low drive and Stewart Downing's 30-yard free-kick both being well held by Hart.
But it was inevitable that City would come out strongly at the start of the second half and James Collins needed to display his defensive resolve twice in the space of a few minutes.
The Welsh centre-back restricted Tevez's space to the extent that the City star's shot was well off target, and then he got in the way of an effort from Edin Dzeko at the expense of a corner.
The danger had not passed, however, and Dzeko wasn't far off target with his header from Koralov's flag-kick.
Collins again came to the rescue just past the hour mark when he blocked a Tevez shot, although the clearance only went as far as Boateng, whose angled drive from the right-hand corner was pushed out by Friedel.
Albrighton almost capitalised on Hart's poor clearance on 64 minutes, only for Kompany's block tackle to nullify the danger, but two minutes later Villa were close to a second goal.
Ciaran Clark played the ball to Bent down the left and the debut boy held off a challenge before touching it inside to Stiliyan Petrov.
The skipper, in turn, threaded a pass through to Young, whose stringing low drive from the edge of the area was tipped away for a corner by Hart as the keeper dived to his right.
After Carlos Cuellar's challenge on Dzeko had taken the ball away for a corner, a Villa counter attack saw Downing exchange passes with Albrighton before having his shot well held by Hart.
City were soon back on the offensive, Nigel De Jong's 20-yard effort deflecting off Clark and hitting the post and Dzeko heading wide before Kolarov's drive deflected wickedly off Cuellar and flew past the left hand post with Friedel diving the other way.
Yet Villa almost doubled their lead near the end when Albrighton crossed low from the right and Young stabbed just wide of the near post - although he was adamant it should have been a corner.
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Parish Diary: Donald Trump is a "scandal" in the literal sense of the word — a stumbling block. He impedes our own proclamation of the good news of Jesus Christ.
Parish Diary: Donald Trump is a "scandal" in the literal sense of the word — a stumbling block. He impedes our own proclamation of the good news of Jesus Christ.
Take and Read: The synod document 'Justice in the World' described the world I had experienced but couldn't name – and it admitted the church's own need for conversion.
Eco Catholic: There are countless musical prophets on our planet who are changing hearts and minds one song, one chant at a time.
Real love is constant, concrete and communicates -- it is action over words and it obeys the Beatitudes, Pope Francis said at his morning Mass.
True love is not "soap-opera love," or "a whim" or something that "makes our heart beat a little faster," and then nothing more, the pope said Thursday during the Mass in the chapel of the Domus Sanctae Marthae.
Love is found "in concrete actions," he said, which is why Jesus told his disciples that only those who do the Father's will would enter into the kingdom of heaven, not those who just call out, "Lord, Lord."
Christians should memorize not only the Ten Commandments but also the beatitudes, which Jesus taught as the path to true happiness, Pope Francis said.
At his weekly general audience Wednesday, the pope said he was so serious about the need for Christians to know the text of the beatitudes from Matthew 5:3-12 -- "Blessed are the poor in spirit ..." -- that he would read each one out loud and have the crowd repeat it.
More than 6,000 people filled the Vatican audience hall and its atrium for the pope's first general audience after a monthlong break.
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A complex portrait of a contemporary American marriage, "Blue Valentine" tells the story of David and Cindy, a couple who have been together for several years but who are at an impasse in their relationship. While Cindy has blossomed into a woman with opportunities and options, David is still the same person he was when they met, and he is unable to accept either Cindy's growth or his lack of it. Innovatively structured, the narrative unfolds in two distinct time frames, juxtaposing scenes of first love and youthful sexuality with those of disenchantment and discord. (RT)
It's 1955. Frank and April Wheeler, in the seventh year of their marriage, have fallen into a life that appears to most as being perfect. They live in the Connecticut suburbs with two young children. Frank commutes to New York City where he works in an office job while April stays at home as a housewife. But they're not happy. April has forgone her dream of becoming an actress, and Frank hates his job – one where he places little effort – although he has never figured out what his passion in life is. One day, April suggests that they move to Paris – a city where Frank visited during the war and loved, but where April has never been – as a means to rejuvenate their life. April's plan: she would be the breadwinner, getting a lucrative secretarial job for one of the major international organizations, while Frank would have free time to find himself and whatever his passion. Initially skeptical, Frank ultimately agrees to April's plan. When circumstances change around the Wheelers, April … (imdb)
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The Prairie History Room collection is now expanding to include DVDs! As part of our new collection, we are pleased to announce that we have all two seasons of Wolf Sun's production of Edifice and Us. This series which aired on SCN, contains half hour documentaries that explore Saskatchewan through the architectural heritage of the province with each episode telling the unique story of one building.
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Show off your skills, and don't be afraid to display your own art. The image behind this sofa was created from a personal photo that was printed on canvas and then displayed in a floating frame.
Display What You Love
If you have a cool collection, why not put it where you and your guests can always enjoy it? And by keeping your favorite items within arm's reach of the sofa, you'll always have easy access to your most-prized possessions. Design by Sarah Barnard
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If you don't have room for side tables, consider placing a table behind your couch. You can display more of your favorite belongings as well as much-needed lighting without interrupting traffic flow. Design by Barry Dixon
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If you like a more subdued color palette in your home but crave a splash of color, mix in a bright hue with bold art that can be changed as often as you like to suit your mood.
For a true book-lover, there is no better sight than that of an entire wall covered in classics. Place your sofa in front of a well-stocked bookshelf for ultra-wow factor and easy access to your favorite reads. Design by Barry Dixon
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VIDEO: Kevin Johnson Representing Players on Sterling Controversy
Mayor Kevin Johnson is taking a role in the controversy surrounding racial comments reportedly said by the owner of the L.A. Clippers.
Johnson, acting as a representative of the NBA Players Union, appeared at a press conference at the Golden State-L.A. Clippers playoff game Sunday. Johnson said it was important for the players to have a voice in the controversy swirling around racially biased statements made by Clippers owner Donald Sterling.
"I think all of us in hear understand the gravity of moment. The significance of the alleged comments, and I felt it was extremely important for the players to have a voice that will bring them together, and then to allow the players who are currently playing to focus on basketball, and I believe we can do both," said Johnson.
Racist allegation have dogged Sterling. In the past, Sterling was the target of legal action by the federal government over charges of discrimination by not renting to prospective African-American and Hispanic tenants.
Magic Johnson is saying the days of Donald Sterling's ownership of the Los Angeles Clippers are numbered.
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Sources tell Yahoo! Sports that Hall of Famer Johnson is very interested in purchasing the franchise from Sterling. The NBA could help forge a deal for Sterling to sell the team to Johnson and Mark Walter of the Guggenheim Partners, who also own the Los Angeles Dodgers.
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A new Washington Post/ABC News poll finds that Americans say they support Affordable Care Act regulations that require health insurance companies in all states to cover a particular set of services (62%) and prohibit insurers in all states from charging higher prices to people with pre-existing conditions (70%).
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At first, and similar to the Washington Post/ABC poll, the Cato survey found by a margin of 63% to 33% Americans support prohibiting insurance companies from charging higher premiums because of pre-existing conditions—also known as "community rating." But support flips, and majorities come to oppose community rating…
- if it limited access to medical tests and treatments: 66% oppose, 27% support
- If it limited access to top rated medical facilities and treatment centers: 62% oppose, 31% support
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World Gone Wild: A Survivor's Guide to Post-Apocalyptic Movies by David J. MooreJimCobb : August 8, 2014 9:50 am : Library at the End of the World
I've always considered myself fairly well-versed in the post-apocalyptic fiction arena. After all, I've been a huge fan of it for three decades or so. Tell you what, I know nothing about end of the world movies compared to David J. Moore.
In World Gone Wild, Moore has reviewed over 800 post-apocalyptic movies, from the well known (THE ROAD WARRIOR) to the most obscure (SURVIVAL 1990). Each and every title is discussed in detail, from a plot synopsis to information about the people involved in making the film. Each title is also rated on a scale of 1-5, as shown in this table:
I found most of Moore's rating consistent with my own opinions on the movies I've seen. While your mileage may vary on that front, you may have loved a movie he didn't enjoy, that's to be expected. For example, we differ on LEGION, which is a personal favorite of mine. While the ratings are a nice feature, they really aren't the point of the book. Instead, collected for what might be the very first time is a complete list of every single post-apoc movie ever released.
The reviews are all very well written and in a decidedly informal tone. This isn't some stuffy drama professor lecturing on and on about gravitas and symbolism. Rather, this is just a buddy who sits down to tell you about this or that movie he saw recently. If he thinks it stinks on ice, he'll tell you that.
In addition to the reviews, there are dozens of lengthy interviews with the folks who made these movies. Actors and directors talk about their experiences during filming, their inspirations, their thoughts on the genre itself. I found several of these interviews particularly enlightening and interesting in that the actor or director seemed almost embarrassed by the work they'd done on a film. Others talked about their love for the film they'd done and were proud of their work.
One of the coolest features of the book is found at the end, where several pages are devoted to lists of subgenres. If your thing is monster movies that take place at the end of the world, Moore has given you a list of about 170 or so titles from which to choose. Looking for post-apoc comedies? He's got you covered there as well. All told, he lists 60+ different categories or subgenres. Did you know there have been about 30 different post-apoc musicals? I sure as hell didn't.
This is a big, heavy book. Hardcover, with 425 or so pages, profusely illustrated. Many of the photos of box covers and such are taken from Moore's own collection.
If you are even a casual fan of end of the world movies, whether they are focused on nuclear war, zombies, or a cyber apocalypse, you'll have great fun with World Gone Wild. I would suggest you keep a pen and notebook handy, though, as you'll want to jot down several movies to track down later. I thoroughly enjoyed World Gone Wild and recommend it highly. You can find it here on Amazon.
Self Reliance Illustrated #21 (July/August 2014)JimCobb : July 29, 2014 2:16 pm : Library at the End of the World
Many guys have a magazine they get regularly that, when it arrives in the mail, they devour it immediately. For some, that might be Sports Illustrated, for others Maxim. For me, it is SRI. No matter what I'm in the middle of reading, no matter how engaging the novel may be, it gets put on hold until I'm finished with the new issue of Self Reliance Illustrated.
The summer issue here was no different. It arrived a couple of days ago and, as always, I'm impressed with the amount of information provided.
The cover article in this issue is Teaching Friction Fire Skills by Kevin Estela. What is unique here is that the article isn't about creating fire from friction but how to instruct others on how to accomplish it. Many of us who regularly teach survival skills benefit from the discussion here, with the focus being on how to communicate the information needed by the student to learn the skill. The approaches here aren't just limited to friction fire skills, either, but apply across the board.
I have to give props to Adam Cohen, author of the article Wearing Your Shelter. He talks about using ponchos for emergency shelter and gives a few different options on that front. But, here's why I'm so impressed — Adam is all of 15 years old. Even at that young age, he knows more about survival than most folks twice or three times his age. Keep it up, Adam!
The dutch oven might be one of the most versatile cooking implements around. Yet, it can also be somewhat intimidating. There is a lot of mystique surrounding this venerable piece of camp cookware. In How to Cook Outdoors with Dutch Ovens, Melissa Norris guides us through the steps on using a dutch oven effectively and efficiently.
In Foot Care and Hygiene in the Wild, George Nikolakopoulos talks about an often forgotten yet critical component for survival planning. Remember, your feet are your transportation and if you don't take care of them properly, they may fail at a critical moment.
Product reviews in this issue include the Kelly Kettle USA Mid-Sized Scout Kettle and The Shark Bite knife, as well as the book A Walk in the Woods by Bill Bryson.
Folks, listen. If you aren't subscribing to Self Reliance Illustrated, you're doing yourself a disservice. I cannot recommend SRI enough.
Survivor's Edge #1 (Fall 2014)JimCobb : July 29, 2014 1:38 pm : Library at the End of the World
A new addition to the prepper/survival magazine niche has just dropped. Survivor's Edge is published by Harris Publications, the same people who bring us New Pioneer and American Frontiersman. Both of those are favorites of mine so when I heard about Survivor's Edge, I had very high hopes.
I was not disappointed!
The premier issue of Survivor's Edge contains no less than 37 articles, spanning 130 pages. The articles are divided into three sections: Natural Disasters, Home + Self Defense, and Backwoods. The article topics really run the survival gamut with discussion on everything from multi-tools to vehicle preparedness, bear attacks to pocket pistols.
Here are a few of the articles that stood out to me.
Surviving Domestic Violence by Richard L. Johnson
This is an area that is little discussed in survival literature but is something that can truly be a survival situation to many people. Here, Johnson gives us ten things an abuse victim should do, such as seek help, develop an escape plan, open a bank account, and prepare an escape bag. He also tells us ten things a victim should not do, such as thinking they are alone, ignoring intuition, and declining medical assistance. Johnson also gives information on several outside resources that are available to abuse victims.
Escaping Extreme Heat by Fred Mastison
While so far this year heat hasn't been a big issue, at least not where I live, extreme heat is something that strikes many parts of the country during the summer. In this article, Mastison gives us several hints and tips on how to beat the heat, including eating light and being aware of how much time we're spending outdoors.
Survival Steel by Phil Elmore
This article is a review of the JTR Fighting Bowie. This knife, produced by Martin Knives, was designed by Bob Anderson, co-author of the latest installments of The Survivalist, a series created by Jerry and Sharon Ahern (Sharon is working with Anderson on the new books). The design of the JTR Fighting Bowie is based upon the new stories, with input from Sharon as well as notes Jerry made before he passed. I have to tell you, this is a BEAUTIFUL knife! As a lifelong fan of the various books and series Jerry and Sharon have written, particularly the adventures of John Thomas Rourke, I very much want to acquire this new piece of history. The review is very detailed, leaving little to the imagination.
A Woman Survivalist in a Man's World by Kellie Nightlinger
Many of you are likely familiar with Kellie Nightlinger, either through her appearance on Naked & Afraid or her other endeavors. Kellie has truly "been there, done that" when it comes to survival, including weeks spent in the Serengeti. This article talks about some of the specific challenges, as well as advantages, women have in survival situations.
Perimeter Protection by Kevin Estela
This article is a good overview of a few different homemade alarms you can build for use now or after a disaster. Estela also touches on using natural barriers for defense. While the article only runs a couple of pages, there's a ton of information crammed into it.
I Survived: 7 Real-Life Tales by Ashley Bristow and Adelaide Farah
From falling into an ice hole in the Himalayas to a bear mauling, here are several short stories about people who survived disasters. Great stuff, here.
Overall, I very much enjoyed the premier issue of Survivor's Edge. You can find them online at RealWorldSurvivor.com. Very well done, folks. Keep up the good work!
Practical Self-Reliance by John D. McCannJimCobb : July 15, 2014 2:37 pm : Library at the End of the World
Those of you who know me or are frequent fliers here or on my Facebook page know full well just how much of an avid reader I am. While I don't limit my book consumption to strictly survival-related stuff, that has been the bulk of it for quite some time now. In spite of having read hundreds of "prepper" and related types of books, the list of titles I suggest to everyone is rather small. There's just a lot of crap floating out there and it seems like the good ones are becoming fewer and further between, y'know? I'm going to tell you right up front that Practical Self-Reliance by John D. McCann is a book I consider to be required reading for anyone wishing to pursue any sort of independent lifestyle. Yes, it is that good.
There are 16 chapters spanning a little over 320 pages. The book is profusely illustrated, with rarely more than a page or two between photos. From cover to cover, McCann goes through a wide range of topics, talking about everything from growing and foraging food to financial preparedness to staying comfortable in hot or cold climates, all with an eye toward doing for yourself rather than waiting for someone to do it for you.
Perhaps the best part about this whole book is the fact that the knowledge McCann is imparting isn't just theoretical. These are lessons that have obviously been learned through hard work and real world implementation.
One of my favorite chapters is Chapter 6 — Recycle and Repurpose. As McCann notes in the book, "As you become more self reliant, old things start to take on new meaning." Here, he shows us how to reuse and repurpose things like newspaper, wine bottles, cardboard tubes, and pallets. For those with the prepper mindset, information like this will make it easier to use supplies you scrounge after an event, allowing you to make do with what you have rather than just longing for what you lack.
As with McCann's previous books (Build the Perfect Survival Kit and Stay Alive!), he has recommendations for specific products here and there, identifying them by brand name. This is great as it narrows down the search when it comes time to obtain the items yourself. However, on top of that, if there's a DIY approach that is just as good if not better than a store-bought item, McCann shows us that as well. A great example of this is found in Chapter 10 — Water is Essential. Here, McCann takes us step by step through the process of building a 5 Gallon Gravity Filter System for making water potable. Honestly, folks, this project along with the smaller 2 gallon model he also includes in the text is worth the price of admission. With any of the projects in this book, the instructions are easy to follow and understand, with little left to the imagination.
One of the neatest little projects is making what McCann calls a "slush lamp." This is the type of oil lamp where the wick floats on the fuel. Of course, I've seen these types of lamps in the store but hadn't given much thought as to how I'd build one at home. Using jute twine, a cork, and a container for the fuel, McCann makes it very easy to do. This is a great option for backup illumination during a power outage, using olive oil from the kitchen for the fuel.
If you're looking to get off the grid, either partially or completely, McCann has you covered in Chapter 12 — Alternative Power. Here again, this isn't just information cobbled together from Wikipedia entries but projects and ideas McCann has tested and found work. For example, the idea of using solar landscape lights to provide illumination indoors at night has been around for a while. But, have you considered using them to recharge AA batteries for your flashlights and such? Of course, the information doesn't stop there. McCann covers not only solar panel systems but also wind, water, and human power generation.
All in all, as I mentioned at the beginning, Practical Self-Reliance belongs on every prepper or homesteader's bookshelf. It is a resource you'll find yourself turning to again and again. To be clear, this isn't any sort of "live off the land" survival manual. While there is some great information on foraging and such, the focus here is on how to be self-sufficient, providing for your own needs in all areas of your life as much as possible. Highly recommended!
Oh, one last thing. The back cover contains what might very well be the only known photograph of the author actually smiling. That alone should be enough to pique your interest.
Practical Self-Reliance can be found here on Amazon or here at Survival Resources.
Build the Perfect Bug Out Vehicle by Creek StewartJimCobb : July 14, 2014 11:22 am : Library at the End of the World
In his follow up to Build the Perfect Bug Out Bag, Creek Stewart does to vehicles what he did to survival kits. This book is easily one of the most detailed guides to outfitting a bug out vehicle I've ever seen.
In 220+ pages and 17 chapters, Creek outlines how you should go about choosing a bug out vehicle then assembling the necessary gear and supplies to keep in or on the vehicle so it is ready to go at all times.
Right off the bat in Chapter 1, Creek makes it clear that you should not become emotionally invested in your chosen BOV (Bug Out Vehicle). As we have no way to reliably know exactly what the future holds, it is conceivable that the BOV might need to be ditched or abandoned at some point. It is better to come to terms with this now, rather than later.
Chapter 2 shows you the lifestyle considerations to bear in mind when choosing a BOV. A married prepper with multiple children is going to have vastly different needs than a single person with no dependents.
Chapter 3 discusses the essential elements common to all BOVs, such as reliability, ability to go off-road, and blending in. While some of the information here sounds like common sense, it is critical one fully understands these needs so they can make an informed decision.
Chapter 4 goes into the various and sundry supplies one should have in their BOV. Creek looks at his BOV as a giant, mobile bug out bag, which makes perfect sense. While the discussion here isn't nearly as detailed as his book on bug out bags, which stands to reason as the focus here is on the vehicle, not the kit, there is a fair amount of info here that is great for the newbie as well as the old curly wolf.
Chapter 5 is on maintaining your BOV. The importance of being able to make simple repairs as well as conduct routine inspections and maintenance cannot be overemphasized.
Traveling off road is the focus of Chapter 6. For the uninitiated, leaving the pavement behind can be dicey but it is important to know the basics at the minimum.
Communication, navigation, and security are all important components to any bug out plan and these are covered in Chapters 7 and 8. There is discussion on GPS units, two-way radios, amateur radio transceivers, as well as firearms, camouflage, and concealment options.
Chapter 9 tells you how to go about packing and storing all your goodies for the long haul. Creek outlines several available options, including everything from second-hand coolers to truck boxes and rooftop carrier units.
Electromagnetic pulse (EMP) is something to bear in mind when choosing and outfitting a BOV. As such, the topic gets its own discussion in Chapter 10. Here, the basic facts about EMP and its likely effect on vehicles is outlined, as well as instructions on building a Faraday cage to protect vulnerable electronics.
Chapters 11-16 concentrates the discussion on all the different types of vehicles one might consider for bugging out. While the focus is on gasoline or diesel cars and trucks, there is some coverage of alternate considerations, including options such as bicycles, ATVs, boats, horse and wagon, even small aircraft. At each step along the way, Creek gives you the pros and cons for each option, allowing you to decide for yourself what might be best for your individual circumstances.
The final chapter, one of my favorites in the book, gives excellent ideas for practicing various bug out skills at home as well as presenting resources for additional study. It is those exercises, call them drills if you want, that will take your bug out skills to the next level and ensure you're still among the living when all is said and done.
One of the things I always appreciate in Creek's books is his attention to detail. As with others he's written, this book is profusely illustrated, leaving little to the imagination whether he's talking about DIY spray pain camouflage or loading a deer cart with survival supplies.
If bugging out is one of your likely responses to disaster, I'd highly recommend you check out Build the Perfect Bug Out Vehicle so you can make sure you get to where you're going.
You can find Build the Perfect Bug Out Bag just about anywhere books are sold, including here on Amazon.
Prepper & Shooter Magazine #2JimCobb : July 10, 2014 11:27 am : Library at the End of the World
Prepper & Shooter Magazine is a fairly new addition to the survival newsstand. Issue #2 was just published in the last few weeks. I missed the premier issue, though I did search for it after a few of my readers mentioned it to me. I found this issue at Barnes & Noble.
My first impression is P&S shows a lot of promise, but I don't know that they're quite there yet. The magazine is not quite as polished as the others in this niche. This isn't a big deal, not in the grand scheme of things, but it is obvious the folks behind the scenes are still finding their way, so to speak, as to layout and such.
There are 17 full articles running through the 77 pages of the magazine. On top of those, we have 5 shorter review type pieces. The information to advertising ratio is very good, with far more actual articles than ads.
Here are a few of the articles I found most interesting.
Survival Kit Sheath Platform by Andrew Blanchard
As someone who has made similar kits a time or two, I was very interested to see how someone else turned their knife sheath into an actual survival kit. Blanchard has some great ideas here, though I would have liked to see a few more pictures of his kit.
Your Local Emergency Management Agency as a Prepper Resource by Scot Loveland
This article talks about something I've touched on several times–using government resources as an aid to your prepping, rather than just seeing them as the enemy.
How to Listen to Shortwave Radio in Your Vehicle by Shortwave Sam
While most experienced ham operators already know this stuff, the instructions given for setting up a portable unit in your vehicle are great for folks just starting out.
An Interview with Survivor Jane by Tara Dodrill
This was probably my favorite piece in the magazine. Many of us are fans of Survivor Jane, myself included, though I admittedly didn't know a whole lot about her on a personal level. This interview serves as a great introduction to this truly wonderful woman.
Hearthside Cooking and Baking Basics by Margie Thompson
If I had to guess, I'd say there are likely far more fireplaces than wood stoves in homes across the country. While fireplaces don't work quite as well as wood stoves when it comes to home heating or cooking, the latter can be accomplished fairly well with a bit of know how. In this article, we are given some great insight on how to do it right.
Bugout by Bicycle by Kendall Rush
This is another must-read. Many of us have a bike as part of our overall survival plans but how many have actually tried to bug out using one? Here, Rush details his experience with doing a dry run, which didn't quite go as expected.
There are also articles on guerilla gardening, emergency alert radios, oil of oregano, and several other topics.
My overall opinion? As I said at the outset, I think Prepper & Shooter Magazine shows a lot of promise. I enjoyed several of the articles in this issue and will definitely be picking up the next one.
American Frontiersman – Summer 2014JimCobb : July 10, 2014 9:41 am : Library at the End of the World
I'm calling this the Summer 2014 issue, though there is no indicator on the cover or masthead as to what they are calling it. American Frontiersman magazine comes out twice a year and the last issue came out back around April.
As with previous issues, there is an awful lot of great information here. All told, there are 39 articles spanning 130 pages. The overall focus, as you might guess from the title and cover art, is on how mountain men survived and how to use those skills and techniques today.
Here are just a few of the articles that caught my attention.
Trapping 911 by Dave Canterbury
This is an excellent overview of several different trap and snare sets, both water and land based. There is some great information here for both the novice and the more experienced.
Modern Man Atlatl Making by Will Dabbs
When I was a kid, one of the first primitive weapons I made on my own was an atlatl. I wish I'd had this article with me back then as things would perhaps have been a bit easier. Here, Dabbs shows us how to make a very effective atlatl using PVC components.
Handcraft a Knife Sheath by Kevin Estela
Lately, I've been toying a lot with the idea of trying my hand at custom leatherwork. In this article, Estela makes crafting a custom pouch sheath very simple with easy to follow directions.
Build a Woodstove by Will Dabbs
A Vogelzang kit combined with an old oil drum makes for an excellent shop woodstove. Here, Dabbs takes us step by step through the process.
Mountain Meds by Michael D'Angona
Everything from aches and pains to bad breath to itchy rashes can be treated with plants and herbs found in your backyard. This article is a great primer on what plants to use for which ailments.
Making Lye Soap by Jill J. Easton
For those prepping for possible long-term scenarios, being able to make your own soap completely from scratch could prove useful. This article not only lays out the steps but has some great discussion on how it was done back in the day.
On top of all that great information, there are articles on:
–Making a real coonskin cap
–Point blankets
–Making a moose call
–Black powder handguns
–And a ton of other stuff, too!
All in all, American Frontiersman is an excellent publication. I only have two complaints.
1) The cover price of $9.99 is a bit steep. In this case, though, I think it is worth the expense.
2) I wish it came out more than just twice a year.
You can find American Frontiersman at most newsstands, including grocery stores and such. As far as I know, there is no subscription available at this time.
Prepper and Homesteading Magazine Round UpJimCobb : July 9, 2014 12:59 pm : Library at the End of the World
From time to time, I see requests from people asking for magazine suggestions, which ones are worth getting and which ones are only passable. Given the popularity of disaster readiness today, it only makes sense that there is a plethora of choices on the newsstands today.
At the time of this writing, here are the prepper or homesteading magazines I personally enjoy. These are the ones I pick up when I see them or have subscribed to in the last couple of years. Links direct to the magazine's website, if available, or to their presence on Facebook.
American Survival Guide
One of my favorites, ASG has become one of the premier prepper magazines available. Published nine times a year, it is the closest we get to a monthly magazine. ASG generally contains a great mix of informative articles alongside product reviews.
A spinoff from RECOIL magazine, OFFGRID is quickly becoming very popular and for good reason. Their articles are excellent and present a great overview of several aspects of preparedness.
Backwoods Home
Backwoods Home Magazine (BHM) has long been a favorite for both aspiring and current homesteaders. In the last few years, they've been adding more and more prepper-themed articles as well, most notably several on alternative energy.
Back Home
Back Home isn't nearly as well known as most of the others on this list and I often wonder why that is. Back Home is an excellent resource for those who truly strive to live a self-reliant lifestyle.
Mother Earth News
Many people have lamented how much MEN has changed over the years. Back in the day, it was THE resource for those looking for information on living off the grid and getting back to the land. Those who read it back then have said MEN is a "sell out" and now caters to the gentleman farmer set. I don't know how true that actually is but I find at least one or two articles worth my time in every issue.
Self Reliance Illustrated
Another favorite of mine, each issue of SRI is jam-packed with great information of interest to preppers, hikers, and anyone else who believes sitting in front of a campfire with some friends beats the hell out of anything on TV any day of the week. Largely reader-written, these folks have been there and done that.
New Pioneer
New Pioneer really sort of bridges the gap between preppers and homesteaders. There is a ton of information in each issue that is of interest to each group. Overall, the focus is on living a self-sufficient lifestyle as much as possible.
Countryside & Small Stock Journal
Similar in scope to Backwoods Home, Countryside has also been around for quite some time. Here's some inside info you'll probably not see elsewhere, at least not yet — Countryside is about to add an entire section of their magazine devoted to disaster readiness. Check out upcoming issues and you just might recognize one of the contributors to that section.
American Frontiersman
Another favorite of mine, this one comes out twice a year. It is published by the same folks (Harris Publications) that do New Pioneer. Excellent magazine, chock full of great articles from cover to cover.
As with Self Reliance Illustrated, Backwoodsman is largely reader-written. Unlike SRI though, the quality of the writing itself really is all over the board. I've read some truly excellent articles as well as some that were considerably less than stellar. What is consistent, though, is the level of experience and insight being shared. These folks will certainly do to ride the river with, if you know what I mean.
Many of these publications have rather steep cover prices, often in the $9-10 range. However, most of them also have subscriptions available that result in dramatically cheaper prices per issue. Assuming you can't afford to just buy each and every magazine that catches your eye at the supermarket or bookstore, what I suggest is checking your local library to see if they have, or can order, a few back issues. If that isn't an option, leaf through an issue or two at the newsstand and decide if the magazine might be worth your time. Different strokes for different folks, magazines I particularly like might not be your favorites and vice versa. Pick one or two titles and see about subscribing. Back issues often make for great resource material to have on hand, y'know?
Also, something else to keep in mind is that any magazine runs on advertising. Meaning, it is the sale of those ads that pays the bills. Therefore, you cannot expect to see a high quality publication that doesn't have any ads in it, not unless the publisher is made of money and is just looking for a tax write off or something. With all that said, I've been pleasantly surprised, more often than not, at the information to advertising ratio in the above listed publications.
Weekly Book Bonanza – Week 4JimCobb : July 7, 2014 1:39 pm : Library at the End of the World
The Rule of Three by Eric WaltersJimCobb : June 23, 2014 4:46 pm : Library at the End of the World
THE RULE OF THREE is yet another addition to the glut of young adult (YA) disaster books that have flooded the market recently. That said, it stands head and shoulders above most of them. It is an engaging read with interesting characters.
Adam Daley is sixteen years old and hard at work helping a friend with an essay on a school computer when suddenly all the power goes out. It doesn't take long before students and faculty alike learn this isn't a typical power outage. Your usual power blip doesn't normally affect modern cars as well as cell phones. School is dismissed early and Adam climbs into his beater, an ancient jalopy that by some miracle (to he and his friends, at least) still runs. Picking up his siblings at the elementary school, he heads for home.
Adam's mother is a local police captain and his father, a commercial pilot, is away from home on business. Herb, Adam's next door neighbor, is a retired gent who knows far more than is obvious at first. Readers here, though, will probably figure out immediately why Herb wants a ride to the local pool supply store so he can buy as much chlorine as he can carry, despite the fact that there is no pool in Herb's backyard.
At no time do we, the readers, learn the exact nature of what we presume to be an electromagnetic pulse (EMP) event that has taken place. We know nothing more than what the characters are able to learn through spotty ham radio communications.
It doesn't take long before polite society begins to break down. As this happens, we learn more and more about the mysterious Herb. Seems he may be more than just the retired government paper-pusher he's been telling everyone he is. It is Herb's character that I found to be one of the more interesting and original components in this story. I mean, sure, we've all seen the ex-operative character in disaster fiction, the guy who seems to know how to do everything from kill with a clothes hanger to pilot a jet. Here, though, Herb is more than that stereotype. In fact, time and again he uses people skills, such as negotiation, to accomplish a goal or defuse conflict. I found this to be rather refreshing, actually, compared to the all too typical shoot 'em all approach we've seen over and over again.
As the story progresses, Adam's neighborhood becomes almost his entire world. Fortifications go up, security plans implemented, and long-term plans begin to be formulated. Their secret weapon is Adam's ultralight, a small DIY plane he and his father built in the garage. Using it to fly over other areas of the city, Adam (and us) are able to see just how bad things are outside the walls.
Being a YA book, there is naturally a hint of romance in the form of Adam's crush, Lori. The only thing that really bothered me about this subplot was the convenience of it. I mean, of course the girl he's crushing on has been pining for him, too, and, of course she just happens to live close enough to be included in the little community they've formed. The author does handle this subplot skillfully but, in my opinion, it was just a tad unnecessary.
The other thing that didn't quite ring true to me was the reliance Adam's mother, the police captain, had with regards to Herb. It would seem to me that anyone, but particularly a woman, who is self-confident and skilled enough to rise to the rank of police captain wouldn't just roll over and let a "civilian" call as many shots as Herb does. I would have liked to see Adam's mother push back against some of Herb's suggestions, if nothing else than to allow Herb to inform her (and the reader) exactly why he was making certain suggestions. Again, this didn't detract from the overall story but it is something I noticed.
THE RULE OF THREE ends somewhat abruptly, with at least a couple of plot threads left unraveled. But, I've since learned this is the first book in a planned trilogy so I'm confident things will be wrapped up in the next couple of books.
All in all, I really enjoyed THE RULE OF THREE. As I've mentioned before, YA disaster fiction has really exploded in the last few years and many of those books are really top notch. THE RULE OF THREE is highly recommended. You can find here on Amazon as well as at most major bookstores and your local library.


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IP University Cut 2015 g. (BBA/BCA/b. Tech/MBA/Bachelor), Marx Ranklist
IP University Cut 2015
Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University is going to publish the IP University 2015 Cut in the near future. The IPU is Common entrance test, also known as CET for admission into various courses such as BBA/BCA/b. Tech/MBA/LLB.
The cut off rank b. Tech (back)
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Christopher Curcio Receives Volunteer of the Year Award from FDU
MADISON, N.J. (October 11, 2011)At the annual Alumni Awards Ceremony held in conjunction with Fairleigh Dickinson Universitys Homecoming Weekend at the College of Florham, Saturday, Oct. 1, Christopher Curcio, a resident of Paramus, N.J. was presented the Volunteer of the Year Award.
This annual award is given to an alumni who has contributed significantly to one or more of the following areas at FDU: academic programs, admissions, career development, student life, chapters, fundraising, or athletics.
Curcio graduated FDU in 1999 with a B.A. in Communication. During his enrollment at FDU Curcio brought the National Fraternity of Alpha Chi Rho to the Teaneck Campus where he served as president of the fraternity for two years. Curcio was also the vice president of the Inter-Greek Council.
Today, Curcio dedicates his time in leading and organizing the Annual Greek Alumni Reunion that just held its fourth consecutive reunion this year. The Annual Greek Alumni Reunion attracts over 100 alumni every year.
Currently, Curcio is in charge of sales for Gallo Wine Company. He has been in the wine business for eight years and continues to lead his company in growth and quota attainment.
Curcio has also been responsible for the donation of wines to senior events each year to promote awareness of the campuss class gift.For more information, please contact Okang McBride, director of alumni relations at 201-692-7013.


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Just the browser itself. You want to use this as a sort of Single Sign On solution?
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Black cloth, gilt-stamped lettering on spine; dust jacket; 8vo; pp. 88. Aside from some gentle rubbing at spine tips and corners, book is fine. Dust jacket rubbed; rear panel soiled; spine tanned; a bit chipped and torn along joints and edges. A dramatization of the murder of Thomas Becket at Canterbury. Bookseller Inventory # JC8665
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Don't Fear the Storm
Poem by: Amity Willows
Status: Finished
Genre: Poetry
Angry gray clouds foretell a storm,
Rough waves lash out against the ivory sands,
Come with me where it is warm,
There is room aplenty in my log cabin.
Thunder booms in the far off distance,
A warning that the storm is getting closer,
Now rain attacks the cabin roof with violence,
I'm just hoping the storm will pass soon.
All around a wailing and moaning,
Like a legion of ghosts waits outside the door,
All we hear is whistling and groaning,
As if the wind is coming for us.
A sudden clap of thunder followed by a blue streak in the sky,
A loud noise and there goes the lights,
Alice's little baby begins to cry,
She rocks her and tell her everything's alright.
So many people huddling together,
We're just waiting out the storm,
Praying for a change in the weather,
Wishing that the roads won't flood.
We watch in awe from the windows,
As nature unleashes her fury,
I say to stand back, don't get so close,
For the lightning might strike you down.
The rain starts to lighten,
And the sun peeks out,
I told you not to be frightened,
Just careful is all.
To your little baby I say,
Don't be afraid little one,
It's all over, it's all okay,
Don't be afraid, for the storm is gone.
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A fire that caused $100,000 worth of damage to Geno's restaurant and nearby low-income housing started outside the building, officials said Monday.
The investigation into the Saturday afternoon fire that displaced at least 14 residents at the Sinto Apartments, 907 E. Sinto Ave., is continuing.
Natural gas meters between the restaurant and apartment building fueled the fire. No one was hurt.
Investigators have not ruled out arson. Geno's sustained smoke and water damage. Damage to the apartment building was concentrated on the second floor and roof.
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The Spokane Valley CHAS clinic at 924 S. Pines Road was robbed Monday morning.
A man wearing a hoodie and a surgical mask from the clinic's waiting room approached the pharmacy around 10 a.m. and showed a gun, said Spokane County Deputy Craig Chamberlin. He passed a note to an employee demanding drugs.
The robber escaped. No one was injured.
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I just finished https extensions to SOAP and will start on 1.) authentication 2.) payload signing for non repudiation IMHO a client Certificate would be the best solution to (1). This could also be used for (2). What do you think, please? Basic Authentication would work OK over an encrypted https connection but where would you keep 'securely' the client credentials since SOAP will have to work in 'batch' mode also, without any human intervention. (-: A 'properties' file approach could only work with encrypted entries. I have done this once before on NT for a batch job submission application about 5 years ago which is still in use. Even an encrypted properties file needs a key which is very difficult to keep secret in an open OS environment. I managed to make it work on NT but I would not know how to do it on Unix -Linux- unless I would use its SUI capability which IMHO stinks!) Regards - George Craig Payne wrote: > I have recently begun using the Apache SOAP implementation and I am > wondering how people handle the authentication process that is available in > the HTTP protocol? I am trying to use the Apache implementation but I need > to use Basic Authentication. After perusing the source code, it looks I can > could populate the message with appropriate HTTP headers in the invoke() > method of Call. I am wondering what the best way to handle authentication > is and if others have already solved this? > > Thanks for the help, > Craig
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