Last week, a guy drove his car into a solar power plant in Vegas. Did you know that there have been at least NINE separate attacks on the American energy infrastructure since November? Here's a timeline.
Who do you think is responsible for this uptick in attacks on the grid? Do you believe this is intentional and organized? Do you know of any other attacks not mentioned here? And how prepared are you for long-term outages? Let us know what you're thinking in the comments section.
Whether you like it or not, the economy will
force us to change the way we spend money - or the way we don't. How you handle it depends a lot on your state of mind.
If you're looking for a way through this, if money is tight, I can help.
Grab your copy of this new collection, 1 Year of Life-Changing Frugal Living Ideas and Philosophies, and get more than a thousand pages of ideas and philosophies of savings, large and small.
Our philosophy is that you can live well while spending far less money than the Joneses next door. We’ll show you how to do it in this epic roundup of "Thrifticles" that will make it easy to live well while spending less.
Is a child in your life a bookworm? In no particular order, here is a list of favorite reads for kids from the Luther Family Library of Awesome and Influential Books.
Selco writes: "The truth is this: You never know how far you are going to go with some things in order to survive. There is no way to know that before SHTF."
Casey Telger of PreparednessHive.com and Brian Duff discuss Casey’s Five Golden Rules of Preparedness in this episode.
Casey’s Five Golden Rules of Preparedness are organic—growing from Casey’s personal preparedness journey. These are rules that apply to preparedness regardless of the situation. According to Casey, "You can’t skirt them. They are foundational elements of everyone’s journey."
