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But keep in mind, peak oil is not the enemy, financial ruin is not the enemy, even war is not the enemy; fear is the enemy.Close, but no cigar. Illusion is the enemy. Illusion is the cause of fear, an ...

I was looking at land around Muswellbrook, nice area, but I still prefer further north around Armidale.

My impression was that the permaculture texts concentrated on teaching principles basic practices and it was up to each individual practitioner to do the research to find the species best for their ar ...

The Two Great Financial Mysteries of Our Time: Missing Money and Collateral Fraud
There are two great financial mysteries in America:
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Just trying to expose the Myth of the Middle Class. There has actually always been only two classes. The ruling class and the working class. Middle class is like the slave foreman. He's still a sl ...

Yes there is some danger in staying in the city in a less than secure accommodations, but there is better access to emergency services, schools and a better chance of picking up a job.

I've been thinking of buying a van to live in. I could park it on my dad's land for a while and eventually buy some land of my own to live on and camp on it till I can get a house built/moved onto it ...

....What does an old ram taste like? Maybe just kill him and dispose of the body. Sorry if this offends anyone.

I'd certainly kill the beast if he's untrainable, but don't just discard the body. E ...

I heard an interview with a geologist on the radio a couple of days ago and I thought he said that most of dryland Australia is too old to have significant oil deposits. The continent has been severe ...

Rainwater tanks, 10 000 to 20 000 litres, attached to roof runnoff gutters.

They probably didn't realize it. I can just imagine what the real conversations on these shows go like. I just got done watching "Anchorman" last night and i'm sure it isn't too far from the truth. ...

I heard about an archeological dig in Egypt found wheat sealed in clay jars, that were at least several hundred years old (can't remember exactly), that germinated when they tested it.

This is just a crazy thought I had but would it be plausible to relocate the polar bears and perhaps other animals from the arctic to the colder antarctic to sustain their populations are the ice shee ...

So sorry. How are the kids taking it?

Isn't it all just an artifact of the record high population? Wars and conflict are usually over resources (land, energy, food, water) one group has and the the other wants and as populations grow and ...