Shock is a life threatening condition that usually results from severe physiological stress and/or the lack of sufficient blood flow. Any injured person can go into shock. To prevent or reduce harm from shock, you must treat an injured person appropriately.
Bleeding – how to control bleeding in the wild.
In the wilderness, poor hygiene can kill you – the importance of personal hygiene in a survival situation.
The most important survival lesson of all – all about water and dehydration in a survival situation.
Introduction Your body loses water through normal bodily processes such as sweating and urination. A person loses and therefore requires an average of 2 to 3 liters of water daily. Environmental factors such as heat, cold, and altitude as well as your level of activity can cause your body to lose even more water. In…
Preparing an emergency survival kit – supplies needed for the ultimate bugout bag.
Now mind your own business
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A World of Warcraft lesson in spelling and grammar
FBI seizes anonymous mailer server putting 100s of legit users offline
On Wednesday, April 18, at approximately 16:00 Eastern Time, U.S. Federal authorities removed a server from a colocation facility shared by Riseup Networks and May First/People Link in New York City. The seized server was operated by the European Counter Network (“ECNâ€), the oldest independent internet service provider in Europe, who, among many other things,…










