• Assessing A Safe Property After The Collapse
    Alright listen. If you want to survive a real collapse, you need to understand one thing: your terrain can save your life or get you killed.
    And the people who survive are the ones who know how to read the terrain and ground. That's where OCOKA comes in.
    OCOKA is an acronym. It stands for Observation, Cover and Concealment, Obstacles, Key Terrain, and Avenues of Approach. you can use it to evaluate any environment before you move. And preppers can use it the exact same way for home defense, bug out locations, or choosing a safe shelter in a post collapse world.
    First, O is for Observation. This means what you can see and what others can see of you. If you're defending your home or evaluating a building, ask yourself: can you spot threats early, or are you blind until they’re right on you? The more visibility you have, the more reaction time you have.
    Second, C is for Cover and Concealment. Cover protects you from bullets. Concealment only hides you. You need both. Look at your house, your cabin, or any structure you're checking. Where can you take real cover that actually stops rounds? And where can you stay hidden without exposing yourself?
    Third, O is for Obstacles. These are anything that slows movement. Fences, debris, locked doors, terrain features. Good obstacles slow down attackers but don't slow you down. If you enter a building and everything is wide open with no chokepoints, that's a bad defensive position.
    Fourth, K is for Key Terrain. This is ground that gives you a major advantage if you control it. High ground. Narrow entrances. A structure with only one staircase. A cabin overlooking a valley. If you're choosing a bug out spot or evaluating a random shelter, always choose the one that gives you a natural tactical advantage.
    Last, A is for Avenues of Approach. These are the routes someone can take to reach you. Roads, hallways, alleys, staircases, trails. You need to identify every single one. Which paths attackers would use, which ones give them speed, which force them into bottlenecks, and which route is your safest exit if things go bad.
    OCOKA turns any location into a tactical map. Your home. Your bug out location. A random building you find after a collapse. Once you understand the acronym and apply it automatically, you stop looking at terrain like a normal person and start seeing threats, advantages, and weaknesses instantly.
    Assessing A Safe Property After The Collapse Alright listen. If you want to survive a real collapse, you need to understand one thing: your terrain can save your life or get you killed. And the people who survive are the ones who know how to read the terrain and ground. That's where OCOKA comes in. OCOKA is an acronym. It stands for Observation, Cover and Concealment, Obstacles, Key Terrain, and Avenues of Approach. you can use it to evaluate any environment before you move. And preppers can use it the exact same way for home defense, bug out locations, or choosing a safe shelter in a post collapse world. First, O is for Observation. This means what you can see and what others can see of you. If you're defending your home or evaluating a building, ask yourself: can you spot threats early, or are you blind until they’re right on you? The more visibility you have, the more reaction time you have. Second, C is for Cover and Concealment. Cover protects you from bullets. Concealment only hides you. You need both. Look at your house, your cabin, or any structure you're checking. Where can you take real cover that actually stops rounds? And where can you stay hidden without exposing yourself? Third, O is for Obstacles. These are anything that slows movement. Fences, debris, locked doors, terrain features. Good obstacles slow down attackers but don't slow you down. If you enter a building and everything is wide open with no chokepoints, that's a bad defensive position. Fourth, K is for Key Terrain. This is ground that gives you a major advantage if you control it. High ground. Narrow entrances. A structure with only one staircase. A cabin overlooking a valley. If you're choosing a bug out spot or evaluating a random shelter, always choose the one that gives you a natural tactical advantage. Last, A is for Avenues of Approach. These are the routes someone can take to reach you. Roads, hallways, alleys, staircases, trails. You need to identify every single one. Which paths attackers would use, which ones give them speed, which force them into bottlenecks, and which route is your safest exit if things go bad. OCOKA turns any location into a tactical map. Your home. Your bug out location. A random building you find after a collapse. Once you understand the acronym and apply it automatically, you stop looking at terrain like a normal person and start seeing threats, advantages, and weaknesses instantly.
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  • Hello everyone,
    Whether you're an individual or, as in my case, simply a marketing enthusiast, blogs and social media allow you to enter the market either directly, through recommendations, and even by word of mouth. These channels are generally either reluctant or underutilized by most people.

    This is what I've often observed, and even more so since I started using this new email marketing site. The professional use of websites is, therefore, relatively new. Its current implementation has largely failed to incorporate new communication principles.

    The more I continue to improve my online skills, the more I discover that it's young professionals who tend to use networks, forums, online environments, and blogs to respond to inquiries and showcase their personalities.

    They are consumers of information and interaction, users of new technologies, and sensitive to the flow of reciprocal communication.

    Recruiting through social media offers a favorable investment-to-time ratio when it comes to finding potential candidates who are accessible in just a few clicks for those who know how to take action. Initial contact is quick, and communication is direct, without intermediaries.
    For me, having access to social networks is as important as having a good auto-answering system.
    Hello everyone, Whether you're an individual or, as in my case, simply a marketing enthusiast, blogs and social media allow you to enter the market either directly, through recommendations, and even by word of mouth. These channels are generally either reluctant or underutilized by most people. This is what I've often observed, and even more so since I started using this new email marketing site. The professional use of websites is, therefore, relatively new. Its current implementation has largely failed to incorporate new communication principles. The more I continue to improve my online skills, the more I discover that it's young professionals who tend to use networks, forums, online environments, and blogs to respond to inquiries and showcase their personalities. They are consumers of information and interaction, users of new technologies, and sensitive to the flow of reciprocal communication. Recruiting through social media offers a favorable investment-to-time ratio when it comes to finding potential candidates who are accessible in just a few clicks for those who know how to take action. Initial contact is quick, and communication is direct, without intermediaries. For me, having access to social networks is as important as having a good auto-answering system.
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  • Hello everyone,
    Whether you're an individual or, as in my case, simply a marketing enthusiast, blogs and social media allow you to enter the market either directly, through recommendations, and even by word of mouth. These channels are generally either reluctant or underutilized by most people.

    This is what I've often observed, and even more so since I started using this new email marketing site. The professional use of websites is, therefore, relatively new. Its current implementation has largely failed to incorporate new communication principles.

    The more I continue to improve my online skills, the more I discover that it's young professionals who tend to use networks, forums, online environments, and blogs to respond to inquiries and showcase their personalities.

    They are consumers of information and interaction, users of new technologies, and sensitive to the flow of reciprocal communication.

    Recruiting through social media offers a favorable investment-to-time ratio when it comes to finding potential candidates who are accessible in just a few clicks for those who know how to take action. Initial contact is quick, and communication is direct, without intermediaries.
    For me, having access to social networks is as important as having a good auto-answering system.
    Hello everyone, Whether you're an individual or, as in my case, simply a marketing enthusiast, blogs and social media allow you to enter the market either directly, through recommendations, and even by word of mouth. These channels are generally either reluctant or underutilized by most people. This is what I've often observed, and even more so since I started using this new email marketing site. The professional use of websites is, therefore, relatively new. Its current implementation has largely failed to incorporate new communication principles. The more I continue to improve my online skills, the more I discover that it's young professionals who tend to use networks, forums, online environments, and blogs to respond to inquiries and showcase their personalities. They are consumers of information and interaction, users of new technologies, and sensitive to the flow of reciprocal communication. Recruiting through social media offers a favorable investment-to-time ratio when it comes to finding potential candidates who are accessible in just a few clicks for those who know how to take action. Initial contact is quick, and communication is direct, without intermediaries. For me, having access to social networks is as important as having a good auto-answering system.
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  • Bat species make up 21% of all mammals.

    Earth is home to a staggering number of creatures: By one estimate, more than 8.7 million species of plants and animals live on its lands and in its waters. Mammals, however, make up a small fraction of that number — just 6,495 species. If you’re wondering which warm-blooded animals are most numerous, glance to the night sky. That’s where you’ll probably find bats, which account for 21% of all the mammals in the world.

    The bat family boasts amazing diversity. The tiny bumblebee bat (only about an inch big) is the world’s smallest mammal, while the flying fox bat has a 5-foot wingspan. Scientists classify these mostly nocturnal creatures into two categories: microbats and megabats. Microbats are generally smaller, nighttime flyers that rely on echolocation to hunt insects, whereas megabats are often much larger, and some of them hunt in the daytime. Megabats primarily live in the tropics, where they use their larger eyes and better olfactory senses in place of echolocation to locate fruit for their meals.

    Bats have been around for more than 50 million years, which helps explain why they’re such a fine-tuned part of our ecosystem. Nectar-eating bats are master pollinators of more than 500 plant species (including cacao for chocolate and agave for tequila), thanks to their ability to fly and transport pollen further than bees. They’re also nature’s bug zappers, keeping mosquito, moth, and beetle populations in check. The flying insect hunters are so effective — eating half their body weight in bugs each night — that scientists credit them with saving U.S. farmers $1 billion in pesticides and crop damage each year. Bats even help combat deforestation by dropping seeds over barren areas: Bat-dropped seeds can account for up to 95% of regrowth in cleared forests in tropical areas, a huge accomplishment for such small creatures.


    Vampire bats create close friendships.
    Vampire bats are at best feared and at worst maligned as sinister predators, but chiropterologists (scientists who study bats) believe Desmodus rotundus are actually incredibly social animals that survive thanks to their selective, long-term friendships. Vampire bats, which live in Mexico, Central America, and South America, have genetic mutations that separate them from their fruit- and bug-eating brethren, affecting how they taste and digest their food. They only survive on blood (usually from livestock and birds), and consume nearly 1.4 times their body weight per meal to get the nutrients they need. But blood isn’t always readily available, which puts vampire bats at risk of starvation, especially since they must eat every 48 hours or so. Researchers think this could be why these flying mammals have learned to share food with family members, regurgitating the substance in a manner similar to how birds feed their young. But vampire bats will also help roost-mates they have close, nonfamilial relationships with — and those bats remember and return the favor, creating a long-term bond that increases both animals’ odds of survival. Researchers say watching these high-flying friendships develop can help us better understand how other social species (like humans) bond, too.
    Bat species make up 21% of all mammals. Earth is home to a staggering number of creatures: By one estimate, more than 8.7 million species of plants and animals live on its lands and in its waters. Mammals, however, make up a small fraction of that number — just 6,495 species. If you’re wondering which warm-blooded animals are most numerous, glance to the night sky. That’s where you’ll probably find bats, which account for 21% of all the mammals in the world. The bat family boasts amazing diversity. The tiny bumblebee bat (only about an inch big) is the world’s smallest mammal, while the flying fox bat has a 5-foot wingspan. Scientists classify these mostly nocturnal creatures into two categories: microbats and megabats. Microbats are generally smaller, nighttime flyers that rely on echolocation to hunt insects, whereas megabats are often much larger, and some of them hunt in the daytime. Megabats primarily live in the tropics, where they use their larger eyes and better olfactory senses in place of echolocation to locate fruit for their meals. Bats have been around for more than 50 million years, which helps explain why they’re such a fine-tuned part of our ecosystem. Nectar-eating bats are master pollinators of more than 500 plant species (including cacao for chocolate and agave for tequila), thanks to their ability to fly and transport pollen further than bees. They’re also nature’s bug zappers, keeping mosquito, moth, and beetle populations in check. The flying insect hunters are so effective — eating half their body weight in bugs each night — that scientists credit them with saving U.S. farmers $1 billion in pesticides and crop damage each year. Bats even help combat deforestation by dropping seeds over barren areas: Bat-dropped seeds can account for up to 95% of regrowth in cleared forests in tropical areas, a huge accomplishment for such small creatures. Vampire bats create close friendships. Vampire bats are at best feared and at worst maligned as sinister predators, but chiropterologists (scientists who study bats) believe Desmodus rotundus are actually incredibly social animals that survive thanks to their selective, long-term friendships. Vampire bats, which live in Mexico, Central America, and South America, have genetic mutations that separate them from their fruit- and bug-eating brethren, affecting how they taste and digest their food. They only survive on blood (usually from livestock and birds), and consume nearly 1.4 times their body weight per meal to get the nutrients they need. But blood isn’t always readily available, which puts vampire bats at risk of starvation, especially since they must eat every 48 hours or so. Researchers think this could be why these flying mammals have learned to share food with family members, regurgitating the substance in a manner similar to how birds feed their young. But vampire bats will also help roost-mates they have close, nonfamilial relationships with — and those bats remember and return the favor, creating a long-term bond that increases both animals’ odds of survival. Researchers say watching these high-flying friendships develop can help us better understand how other social species (like humans) bond, too.
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  • Oct 16th, 1991
    23 diners massacred at Texas restaurant
    George Jo Hennard drives his truck through a window in Luby’s Cafeteria in Killeen, Texas, and then opens fire on a lunch crowd of over 100 people, killing 23 and injuring 20 more. Hennard then turned the gun on himself and died by suicide. The incident was one of the deadliest shootings in U.S. history.

    The rampage at the Central Texas restaurant began at approximately 12:45 p.m. and lasted about 15 minutes. Witnesses reported that the 35-year-old gunman moved methodically through the large crowd, shooting people randomly and reloading his weapon several times. Hennard, of nearby Belton, Texas, was shot several times by police before he committed suicide. No clear motive for his actions was ever determined.

    In the aftermath of the Luby’s massacre, Killeen residents urged officials at Luby’s corporate headquarters to let the restaurant re-open so people wouldn’t lose their jobs. Five months after the shootings, the cafeteria was back in business and stayed open for nine more years before permanently shutting its doors in September 2000. Another outcome of the Luby’s massacre was that in 1995 the Texas legislature passed a law allowing residents with gun permits to carry concealed weapons.
    Oct 16th, 1991 23 diners massacred at Texas restaurant George Jo Hennard drives his truck through a window in Luby’s Cafeteria in Killeen, Texas, and then opens fire on a lunch crowd of over 100 people, killing 23 and injuring 20 more. Hennard then turned the gun on himself and died by suicide. The incident was one of the deadliest shootings in U.S. history. The rampage at the Central Texas restaurant began at approximately 12:45 p.m. and lasted about 15 minutes. Witnesses reported that the 35-year-old gunman moved methodically through the large crowd, shooting people randomly and reloading his weapon several times. Hennard, of nearby Belton, Texas, was shot several times by police before he committed suicide. No clear motive for his actions was ever determined. In the aftermath of the Luby’s massacre, Killeen residents urged officials at Luby’s corporate headquarters to let the restaurant re-open so people wouldn’t lose their jobs. Five months after the shootings, the cafeteria was back in business and stayed open for nine more years before permanently shutting its doors in September 2000. Another outcome of the Luby’s massacre was that in 1995 the Texas legislature passed a law allowing residents with gun permits to carry concealed weapons.
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