Preparedness Capability Checklist – Minimum & Extended Levels Posted on Sep 07, 2011 in Emergency Preparedness & Survival, Featured Articles Kevin Hayden - TruthisTreason.net Source: The Preparedness Blog by Rob Hanus Preparedness Capability Checklist The Preparedness Capability Checklist (PCC) is a list of functions, or capabilities, that you need to provide for in each of the survival categories. Another way of stating it is that the checklist will tell you WHAT you need to accomplish, but not HOW you need to accomplish it. The list is broken up into general categories to help keep things organized and each Category is broken up into several sub-sections, allowing for Minimum and Extended Capabilities. The Minimum Capability is the minimum amount of preparedness that you should strive to accomplish as fast as possible. This Preparedness Capability Checklist is a work in progress. Alternate Energy Clothing Communications and Computing Defense (Safety and Security) Economic First-Aid & Medical Food & Cooking Information, Entertainment & Plans Lighting Water
Survival Topics How to solve the 10 most common tech support problems yourself Whether you’re dealing with your dad’s decade-old computer or your own custom-built gaming rig, troubleshooting PC problems is a part of everyday life. Before you make that $50 support call, though, try your hand at homebrew tech support. We spoke to some of the best support reps in the business about the most common problems they fix—and how you can do it yourself. Try this first I know it sounds like a no-brainer, but before you do anything else, restart your computer. While you’re at it, make sure that your operating system is fully updated by running Windows Update. If you’re having problems with a peripheral, try switching it on and off. My computer is too slow The first step to fixing a slow computer is to verify that your machine is the actual source of the problem. If the problem is your PC, check whether you have plenty of free space on the hard drive holding your operating system. Microsoft’s System Configuration tool is your next-best bet for tackling slow performance.
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Survive Whatever The complete list of Windows Logo keyboard shortcuts When it comes to keyboard shortcuts in Microsoft Windows 7, I admit to being a bit of a novice. I fall back on the menu system or, now that it is available by default in Windows 7, I use the search box located on the Start Menu. But, as the following list shows us, there are definitely opportunities for increased efficiency within the matrix of keyboard shortcuts. One of the more powerful, and probably least used, set of keyboard shortcuts involves the Windows Logo key, which is common on most keyboards packaged with a Windows-based personal computer these days. Table A lists the keyboard shortcut combinations associated with the Windows Logo key and what each combination will do. Take a good look, because there may be a key combination or two you can use regularly that will make your computing life just a little more efficient. Table A - Source Microsoft Also read: Mark W.
FM 23-10 Chptr 8 Tracking/Countertracking When a sniper follows a trail, he builds a picture of the enemy in his mind by asking himself questions: How many persons am I following? What is their state of training? How are they equipped? Section I Any indicator the sniper discovers can be defined by one of six tracking concepts: displacement, stains, weather, litter, camouflage, and immediate-use intelligence. Displacement takes place when anything is moved from its original position. a. b. c. A stain occurs when any substance from one organism or article is smeared or deposited on something else. a. The sniper can also determine the seriousness of the wound and how far the wounded person can move unassisted. b. c. Weather either aids or hinders the sniper. a. b. c. d. e. A poorly trained or poorly disciplined unit moving over terrain may leave a trail of litter. Camouflage applies to tracking when the followed party employs techniques to baffle or slow the sniper. a. b. c. a. b. c. Section II a. b. c. a. b. c. d. e. f.
Survival Gear Review How to create a new user account in Windows 7 and Windows Vista Windows 7 and Windows Vista allows you to have multiple users sharing the same computer under their own individual accounts. This allows each individual user to have their own location on the computer where they can store their personal documents, pictures, videos, saved games, and other personal data. This also allows the owner of the computer to assign certain accounts the ability to perform administrative tasks like installing software, while limiting other user's abilities. This tutorial will walk you through creating a new account in Windows 7 and Windows Vista. Click on the Start button. Figure 4. Now when you start Windows 7 or Vista, you will see the additional account listed in the logon screen. If you have any questions about this tutorial please feel free to post them in our Windows 7 forums.
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