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Friday Five for August 17, 2012

August 17, 2012

Friday Five

Friday Five from PreppingToSurviveThe PreppingToSurvive Friday Five brings you five articles that we’ve found interesting this week.

  • The Federal Reserve has instructed five of the nation’s largest banks to make plans for a collapse. From Rueters.
  • Tornados are dangerous, but why is NOAA ordering ammunition for the Weather Service? From the Prepper Podcast Radio Network News.
  • We know that bees are industrious, but did you know that Manuka Honey has beaten every bacteria that scientists have thrown at it. From RiseEarth
  • Want some survival and military field manuals for your Kindle? There are a slew of them available online. From TEOTWAWKIBlog.
  • Americans spend millions each year trying to kill weeds in their yards. Did you know there are 1o weeds that can heal you? From The Ready Store

Enjoy!

2 Comments on “Friday Five for August 17, 2012”

  1. Lori Says:

    Your item related to the National Weather Service requesting ammo needs to be updated. The request was actually made by NMFS (National Marine Fisheries Services), which is also housed under NOAA.

    http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/capital-weather-gang/post/national-weather-service-ammunition-solicitation-triggers-confusion/2012/08/14/3dc6b67e-e62a-11e1-936a-b801f1abab19_blog.html

    “Due to a clerical error in the federal business vendor process, a solicitation for ammunition and targets for the NOAA Fisheries Office of Law Enforcement mistakenly identified NOAA’s National Weather Service as the requesting office. The error is being fixed and will soon appear correctly in the electronic federal bidding system. The ammunition is standard issue for many law enforcement agencies and it will be used by 63 NOAA enforcement agents in their twice annual target qualifications and training.”

    Reply

    • Joe Says:

      A conspiracy theorist would say that one man’s clerical error is another man’s cover up. ;^)

      All kidding aside, thanks for the link and update.

      Joe

      Reply

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