By Admin in
Survival Skills
Jun
28
PART 3 of 5:
A complete series of videos by Nutnfancy and my friend chronicling firemaking in cold and snowy conditions using backpacking equipment only. The series shows the scenery, adventure, survival philosophy, gear observations, our standard joking around, and the good times with long time friend BuggetNuster (YouTube name) and Allie the Mountain Dog. We hiked into the snowy and cold Rocky Mountain bivouac location I had chosen earlier for my Wilderness Lean-To series of videos. A few shelter mods are discussed and shown but the focus of these vids is the making of the fire. I used few edits in the video making because I needed to demonstrate the work needed to create a sustainable fire in these conditions. I have found no shortcuts in the wood preparation for wilderness fire making. Several blades including the Ontario RTAK II, Ontario RAT-7, and KaBar Heavy Bowie are used to strip limbs and baton the logs into burnable pieces with the advantageous sharp edges. They performed exceptionally well in the outing and withstood some real tough use in 15ºF cold (shown of course!). The Sawvivor backpack saw again proved its worth as an accurate and indispensable wood cutter, lubricated with frequent sprays of WD-40. Fire tender used this time was Trioxane solid fuel cake and REI Stormproof matches. The resulting fire was quite manly and heated the Lean-To to incredible levels. We had planned to also build a fire reflector and maybe some other structures but as usual the winter fire prep proved to be quite time consuming and high effort. And we wanted to kick back and enjoy our work afterwards. The outing and fire prep was lots of work but resulted in another great memory made with TNP subscribers and my buddies, BuggetNuster and Allie. Thanks for coming along!///////////////// Please Note: Generally you will have to have an interest in survival blades, skills, outdoor gear, and maybe learning more about them to find these videos interesting. They intentionally show a lot of detail of the fire process (with lots of discussion thrown in) so as to completely teach and prove the Nutnfancy winter firemaking method. In this respect they function as TNP Foundation videos (I will refer to them a lot).
Duration : 0:19:43
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By Admin in
Preparedness
Jun
28
It is now important for us to begin to start thinking in terms of self reliance instead of just being prepared for emergencies.
Duration : 0:8:17
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By Admin in
Survival Skills
Jun
25
PART 2 of 5:
A complete series of videos by Nutnfancy and my friend chronicling firemaking in cold and snowy conditions using backpacking equipment only. The series shows the scenery, adventure, survival philosophy, gear observations, our standard joking around, and the good times with long time friend BuggetNuster (YouTube name) and Allie the Mountain Dog. We hiked into the snowy and cold Rocky Mountain bivouac location I had chosen earlier for my Wilderness Lean-To series of videos. A few shelter mods are discussed and shown but the focus of these vids is the making of the fire. I used few edits in the video making because I needed to demonstrate the work needed to create a sustainable fire in these conditions. I have found no shortcuts in the wood preparation for wilderness fire making. Several blades including the Ontario RTAK II, Ontario RAT-7, and KaBar Heavy Bowie are used to strip limbs and baton the logs into burnable pieces with the advantageous sharp edges. They performed exceptionally well in the outing and withstood some real tough use in 15ºF cold (shown of course!). The Sawvivor backpack saw again proved its worth as an accurate and indispensable wood cutter, lubricated with frequent sprays of WD-40. Fire tender used this time was Trioxane solid fuel cake and REI Stormproof matches. The resulting fire was quite manly and heated the Lean-To to incredible levels. We had planned to also build a fire reflector and maybe some other structures but as usual the winter fire prep proved to be quite time consuming and high effort. And we wanted to kick back and enjoy our work afterwards. The outing and fire prep was lots of work but resulted in another great memory made with TNP subscribers and my buddies, BuggetNuster and Allie. Thanks for coming along!///////////////// Please Note: Generally you will have to have an interest in survival blades, skills, outdoor gear, and maybe learning more about them to find these videos interesting. They intentionally show a lot of detail of the fire process (with lots of discussion thrown in) so as to completely teach and prove the Nutnfancy winter firemaking method. In this respect they function as TNP Foundation videos (I will refer to them a lot).
Duration : 0:18:29
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By Admin in
Self-Reliance
Jun
22
http://earnwhatyoudeserve.com/?t=yt ==John Bino (+971-50-7024029)
Hello there. Are YOU considering firing your boss? Have YOU had enough being managed and controlled? Are YOU contemplating living YOUR life based on YOUR own rules? If yes, then I can be of help and assistance to you. Why? Because I know how you feel, as I have already gone through the process.
I, fortunately, made a quick decision to make the move to being self-employed…and I feel it’s my responsibility to help everybody who is serious enough to change their life.
In this video I cover my experience on being self-employed covering the following topics…
1. WHY YOU should not be employed
2. HOW being self-employed will benefit YOU and YOUR family
3. WHAT being self-employed will do to YOUR self-esteem
4. WHAT being self-employed will accomplish for YOU and YOUR family
5. HOW being self-employed helps in self-development
6. CREATIVE things that YOU can do by being self-employed
I am sure YOU will find it useful. If you have any other questions, please email me at jmbino@gmail.com. I would be more than happy to help you out.
To know more about me you can visit my social networking sites:
Twitter: http://twitter.com/johnbino
Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/people/John-Bino/1668215300
MySpace: http://www.myspace.com/johnbino
Duration : 0:9:28
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By Admin in
Income
Jun
20
Learn about IRS Self Employed Tax Deductions & Write Offs 2010, 2011 http://www.harborfinancialonline.com/
Duration : 0:8:25
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By Admin in
Self-Reliance
Jun
20
Learn about IRS Self Employed Tax Deductions & Write Offs 2010, 2011 http://www.harborfinancialonline.com/
Duration : 0:8:25
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By Admin in
Self-Reliance
Jun
10
Self Employed Tax Calculator, Calculate Self Employment Tax Deductions 2010, 2011 http://www.harborfinancialonline.com/
Duration : 0:7:12
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By Admin in
Self-Reliance
Feb
24
Here is a short how to on cooking with your long term or short term food storage items. Here you’ll see Bob cook up some corn fritters from some corn that he ground up on a mill. There are 100 and 1 ways to cook with corn,wheat,rice and beans. This is only one way and a sweet way at that, especially in a survival or selfreliant setting. So sit back enjoy and go use that mill!
Duration : 0:10:29
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By Admin in
Self-Reliance
Nov
13
In a new series of video we discuss and will show methods of gardening “when it counts.” The first 3 short videos detail some of the pitfalls and perils to the common survival/preparedness thinking of “when my storage food runs out I’ll just grow a garden.” Intermixed throughout the first three videos are also invaluable tips on gardening and food production for the homestead, survival retreat or backyard in suburbia. The first step in planning to truly grow your own food is to recognize the factors working AGAINST you, so you can plan accordingly. If your interested in being able to feed yourself from your own labor either now or after an economic collapse, peak oil, etc. then you should view these video.
www.survivalreport.net
Prepare, preparedness, survival, survivalist, peak oil, economic collapse, war, terrorism
Survival Gardening Basics Part 1
Duration : 0:8:56
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By Admin in
Self-Reliance
Oct
2
Learn tax tips and where you can save money for home office use with expert tax advice in this free online self employment tax deduction video clip.
Expert: Tom Choistnet
Bio: Tom Choisnet has been in self-employed tax practice for over 40 years and he has been an enrolled agent since 1968. He has prepared over 35000 tax returns.
Filmmaker: Nili Nathan
Duration : 0:1:24
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