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2012 Survival Guide

 

 

 

 

 

2012 Survival Guide

by

2012online.org

 

This Survival Guide is intended as a basic introduction on how to prepare for and react to events that may take place over the course of the years leading up on 21 December 2012. The skills and techniques are provided for information purposes only and is not intended to take the place of a professional survival or first aid training course. Instead, they are intended to increase your awareness of the lifesaving importance of preparing for upcoming events, and survival skills to encourage You research the events that may occur.

For beginners interested in understanding the basics of December 21, 2012 at the Earth changing event, There is unlimited information available from many sources, and promotion of knowledge and collaboration has led to a growing number of "watchers" and people who are preparing even if they believe something will happen. Even so, at least they are ready, and you should too. Even if nothing were to happen then there are sufficient number of supplies to last you for years to come. What if the Earth is to change quickly, and you are not prepared? If you meet the minimal necessary to survive through the Pole Shift, volcano eruptions, Extreme Cold, Hurricanes, Tornados, Earthquakes, Land shifts, Major Floods, Solar Radiation and Gamma then you're one more step in the right direction.

However, there is no substitute for experience in any of these extreme situations, and your reaction to a situation survival depends on your education and training. Always keep in mind that the survival of a situation mentioned above can happen to you. Be prepared and plan to be a survivor.

For too long, the word "survivalist" has called to mind paranoia, and the person who lives outside the woods. Yet, as we continue on track with our unknown future, we will not be called "survivalist", but "survivors" as we needed every ounce of energy, every thought of our brain, and every inch of muscle to continue our lives here on planet Earth. The following pages are for that may or may not believe what was predicted, and what history has taught us throughout the year.

Read your sole discretion

 

 

 

Table of Contents

Chapter pg

1. The Basics … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … 3

Food

Water

Shelter

2. Beyond the Basics …. … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … .. 14

Developing a Survival Mindset

Survival Awareness

3. Disaster … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … .. 18

Flood

Earthquake

Hurricanes

Tornados

Fire Storm

Volcanic eruption

Asteroid impact

Radiation

Polar Reversal / Shift

Extreme Cold / Heat

Riot / Civil Disaster

Electricity shortage

Tsunami

Alien Invasion

4. How To … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … 29

Fire

Shelter

Home Help

5. How do you afford all this …………………………………….. …………………………… 37

6. Check List … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … .. 38

Chapter 1: The Basics

If you gave any thought to safety of life, you know that food, water and accommodation is the foundation of any long-term survival plan. If you prepare to provide three things for yourself and family, you are far more early 90 percent of the public.

Many would say water is the most important of the three, but we will address them in order: Food, Water and Shelter. Below are some questions to ask yourself to better understand what the specifics will need to prepare for your area of the world. (O to be safe, prepare for all)

What natural disasters or extreme conditions you are likely to face in the next four years?

What other disasters or emergency situations that you face?

What are the ramifications of each?

What have now you can use in any disaster situation?

How much the minimum for you and your survival situation an answer you have to come to after reviewing the survival guide, but do not worry we will give a generic minimal survival pack.

Food

You can survive a few weeks or even months without food, but no food, you become weak, susceptible to disease, dizzy, and remains unable to perform interactive tasks. Water may be more critical to short-term survival, but you'll every ounce of energy to get out of harms way, this is why food is also just as important.

Is a month worth of food is enough? Or do you worth a year? 2012 Online can not tell you what is best in your situation, but we suggest two weeks or more is the minimum for anyone regardless of the potential survival situations. Why should you stock up on so much if the worst meal you are planning to prepare for is a just a little out of the ordinary?

Several reasons:

It may take a while for the store shelves to be replenished primarily As we approach December 21, 2012. Think back to a heavy storm that hit your area, have enough supplies for everyone? Now imagine an entire nation, or even the world that require the same supplies. Now there's a problem.

You may be required to feed friends or neighbors.

You may or may not be protected from price gouging.

You need to be ready for a crippling blow to our food supply system.

You will need an existing supply of food and a future food supply

Your existing food reserve should not include your food in the refrigerator or freezer because you can not count on the remaining edible items for more than a day (fridge) or three (freezer), the majority.

Evaluating your existing foods in your cabinets will tell you how much you need to add to ensure you have enough food for a week. The proposal food storage is usually canned items (including items in jars) or dry food. Review our list of commercial food items and their suggested storage times when making up your personal list but keep in mind that your family's eating habits, likes and dislikes. Also, remember that You can have access to electricity, so choose food items and packaging can be prepared in a single burner of a camp stove or even an open fire.

 

Food Rotation

The main difference between commercially prepared foods you buy at the grocery store and special prepared "Survival" food storage shelf. You can not store items grocery store for five to ten years, as you can see that there Special freeze-dried or sealed food packed in nitrogen or vacuum sealed. You need to rotate your items, either on an ongoing basis or every 2-3 months. This will ensure you have fresh food (if you can consider canned and dried food "fresh") and do not waste your food and money.

As a general rule, traditional canned food should be consumed within a year. For cans with expiration dates, such as Campbell's soups, may find that you have 18 months or two years before they expire. Cans without a date, or with a code, mark the date purchased and make sure you eat them before a year passes.

 

Survival Food

Simple raw materials for baking, such as flour, sugar, baking powder, baking soda, oil and grease can be property in a situation safety life. For long-term survival of storage, store honey for years and can replace sugar in recipes. Instead of storing flour or meal, purchase of raw grain and a hand mill. Then you can mill your own flour as needed. Red winter wheat, golden wheat, corn and other cereals can be purchased 45-pound lots packed in nitrogen-packed bags and shipped in large plastic pails.

Long-term storage falls into several categories:

Vacuum-packed dried and freeze-dried food

Nitrogen packed grains and legumes

Special food is prepared and sealed as ng MRE's (Meals, Ready-to-eat) with a shelf five-to-ten year life

All offer a major advantage: long storage life. Some, such as MRE's and packages sold to backpackers, has complete food. It is easy to use and convenient, but they tend to be expensive per-meal. As name implies, MRE's are ideal for a quick, nutritious, easy-to-prepare food. They are convenient to carry in the car, on a trip or a walk. They have long shelf life (which can be extended by placing a case or two in your spare refrigerator). On the downside, they are too expensive per-meal basis and they provide plenty of roughage as you need. (This can lead to digestive problems if you plan to live with it for over a week or two). Large canned goods, on the other hand, difficult to transport. But if you're stocking up your survival retreat or planning to batten down the hatches and stay at home, the large canned goods are easy to store and can keep you well fed for months.

Note, however, if you have four people in your family or group survival, buying a one-year supply of food will only equate to three months worth family. 2012 Online recommends buying the largest set of canned, dried foods your budget can handle. Then increase the set with objects made for you and your family or group survival. You may also want to add some special items, such as hard candy or fact, to reward yourself or for quick energy.

While on the subject of supplements, do not forget to add vitamins and mineral supplements. Fruits, green vegetables and other items rich in vitamin C and other nutrients can be scarce, so a good multi-vitamin is well worth the space it takes up your stash.

 

Home Made Survival Food

Can to try to dry, vacuum-packs and if you do not prepare food for storage. Vacuum pumps are available commercially or can be constructed in your own home. You can use them to seal dried food in mason jars and other containers.

When packing food for storage, you want to remove oxygen. Bugs, such as weevils, and other organisms that can destroy your diet that need oxygen to live. That's why commercial companies to prepare Survival pack food grains, cereals, pasta, beans and other food in nitrogen-filled container. You can accomplish a similar packaging yourself by the use of dry ice.

Only take 10 pounds of noodles (or 25 pounds of rice or other dried food) you picked up from the warehouse and put it an appropriately sized plastic bucket with a lid that can create a good seal. Then add some chunks of dry ice. As it sublimates, the fill your bucket of carbon dioxide, which replaces all or most of the oxygen (because the carbon dioxide is heavier, oxygen must rise above and out of the bucket). Put the lid on the bucket, but do not seal it all the way until you feel the dry ice is completely turned on the gas. Remember, as soon as you open the bucket air will come again

 

Hunting and Gathering in the wild

Time to look to nature to help feed you. Good ones if you have acres of tillable land that was not destroyed. But if not, or if it's too late, you need to turn to hunting, trapping and gathering.

If you can identify wild plants that can supplement your existing diet, good for you. If not, better go out and buy some books guide instantly. Take a picture, you will need them. If you are a hunter, you can imagine what the local patch of forest would be like if everyone's dinner depended on hunting? How fast we would continent strip it of all edible game? Planning on fishing? So is everyone.

Tip – Always drink while eating, your body looses a lot of water while digesting -. If you do not have water to drink DO NOT EAT!

Water

As mentioned previously, water is perhaps the most necessary element for human life, except for oxygen.

When planning your water resources survival you need to deal with three areas:

Water conservation

Seeking or obtaining water

Water purification

 

Storing Water

For your in-home survival cache or stash, you should count on two gallons of water per person per day. While it is more water than necessary to ensure live Its water is used for hygiene and cooking as well as drinking.

Commercial gallon bottles of filtered / purified spring often carry expiration dates two years after bottling date. A good rotation program is necessary to ensure that your water supply remains fresh and drinkable (see previous chapter food for information on rotation).

If you want to store your own water, do not use milk cartons, it almost impossible to remove the milk residue. If you have a spare refrigerator in the basement or garage, use water bottles (the kind liters of soda or water comes in) to fill any available freezer space. In addition to providing you with fresh, easily transportable drinking water, ice can be used to cool food in the refrigerator in the event of a power failure. For self-storage of large amounts of water, you're probably better off in the container at least 5 gallons. Food-grade plastic storage containers are available commercially in sizes from five gallons to 250 or more. Container with handles and spouts are usually 5-7 gallons, which will weigh between 40 and 56 pounds.

A 15 gallon and 30 gallon containers used for food delivery services such as syrups soda bottlers and other manufacturers are often available in the market surplus. Then proper cleaning, they are ideal for water storage as a tight seal can be maintained. 55 gallon drums and larger tanks are also useful for long-term storage, but make sure you have a good pump. Solutions that are designed to be added to water to prepare it for the long-term storage is available commercially. Bleach can also be used as a last resort to treat water from municipal sources. Added at a rate of about 1 teaspoon per 10 gallons, bleach can ensure the water remains drinkable.

When you're in a living situation where there is a limited amount of water, conservation is a important consideration. While drinking water is critical, water is also necessary for re-hydrating and cooking dried foods. The water from boiling pasta, cooking vegetables and similar sources can and should be retained and drunk, then it has cooled. Canned vegetables also contain liquids that can be burned. To preserve water, save the water from washing your hands, clothes and dishes to flush toilets.

 

Short Term Storage

People with electric pumps drawing water from their well have learned the lessons of filling up all available pots and pans when the storm is brewing. What would you do if you know your water supply will be disrupted within an hour?

Here some options in addition to filling pots and pans;

The simplest option is to put two or three heavy-duty plastic garbage bag (Avoid those with post-consumer recycled content) within each other. Then fill the inside bag with water. You can even use the garbage can give structure in the bag. Fill your bath tub almost to the top. While you probably do not want to drink water, it can be used to flush toilets, wash hands, etc. If you are homes, a fair amount of water stored in your water pipes and related systems. To gain access to water, you must first close the valve out soon. This will prevent water from running out of pressure drops across the system and prevent contaminated water from entering your home. Then open a faucet upstairs. This allows air to a vacuum system so do not hold the water in. Next, you can open a faucet in the basement. Gravity should allow the water in your pipes to run out the open faucet. You can repeat this procedure for both hot and cold systems. Your hot water heater will also plenty of water in it. You can access it from the water below the valve. Again, you may need to open a faucet somewhere else in the house to ensure a smooth flow of water.

 

Finding or Getting Water

There are certain climates and geographic locations in search of water which is either very easy or almost impossible. You have to take your location into account when you read the following.

No matter where you live, your best bet for finding a water source is to scout out locations and stock up necessary equipment before an emergency befalls you. With proper preparation, you should know not only the location of the nearest stream, fountain or other water source but specific locations where it would be easy to fill a container and the safest way to get it at home. Preparation also means Having a hand in an easy installable system for collecting rain water. This can range from large plastic tarps or sheets of a system for collecting water run-off from your roof or gutters. Once

You have identified a water source, you need to have bottles or other containers are ready to transport it or store it.

 

Cleaning

Water unrefined can make you sick, possibly even killing you. In a survival situation, with little or no medical attention available, you need to stay as healthy as possible. Boiling water is the best method for purifying water and gather you from natural sources. It does not require any chemicals, or expensive equipment, all you need is a big pot and a good fire or similar heat source. Boiling for 20 or 30 minutes should kill common bacteria such as as Guardia and Cryptosporidium. One should consider boiling water does not remove the foreign contaminants such as radiation or heavy metals.

Commercial purification / filter devices made by companies like Pur is the best choice. They range in size from small pump filters designed for backpackers to large filters designed for the entire camp. Probably the best filtering device for survival retreats are the model in which the pour water above you and let it slowly seep through the media in a reservoir below. No pumping is required. On the down side, most such filtering equipment expensive and have a limited capacity. The filters are good for anywhere from 200 liters to thousands of gallons, depending on filter size and mechanism. Some filters used fiberglass and activated charcoal. Others use impregnated resin or even ceramic components.

Chemical additives are other, often less suitable option. The water purification pills sold to hikers and campers have a limited shelf life, especially when the bottle is opened.

Pour-though filtering systems can do in an emergency. Here's an example that will remove many contaminants:

Take a five or seven gallon pail (a 55-gallon drum can also be used for a larger scale system) and drill or punch a series of small holes at the bottom.

Place several layers cloth under the bucket, it can be anything from jeans to an old table cloth.

Add a thick layer of sand (preferred) or loose dirt. This is the main filter element, so you must add at least half of the pail's depth.

Add another several layers of fabric, weighted down with a few larger stones.

Your home-made filter should be several inches below the top of the bucket.

Place another bucket or other collection device under the holes you punched below.

Collected or gathered pour water on top of your new filter system. As does gravity, water filters through the media and leaking out the bottom, your collection device. If the water is cloudy or full of sediment, simply let it drop to the bottom and draw the cleaner water off the top of your collection device with a straw or tube.

(If you have a stash of activated charcoal, possibly obtained from an aquarium dealer, you can put a layer inside the filter. Place a layer of cloth above and especially below the charcoal. It would remove other contaminants and reduce any unpleasant smell or taste).

While this system may not be the best method of cleaning, it was successful used in the past. For water or rain water gathered from what appeared to be clean water sources, the system should work fine. If you do not contaminated water source but a sloppy, slippery highway polluted runoff or similar source, the filter will be better than nothing.

Shelter

Often, when we think of home, we think any of our homes or emergency care, such as a lean-constructed out of cut branches.

In many survival situations, shelter can be as near as your home. If you do not need to evacuation, you may be better off at home, even if the power is off or hurricane is threatening. Remember, your bug-out bag with the bare essentials: your safety life at home is put up should have enough food and water for weeks or even months.

If you are at home or around the time of a natural disaster, your first course of action should be to determine where you are safe. If you decide not to evacuate, you should then set about building your current residence as safe as possible. In many cases, this means that moving to the basement or other protected parts of the house. In an apartment or condominium, your best bet would probably be an interior room without windows, or even the basement of the apartment complex.

While many will find that there house, friend or relative's apartment house is the easiest and most cost-effective safe house, the ultimate home safe or safety life retreat is a secondary residence located in a very rural location. During normal times, this survival retreat can double as your vacation house, hunting lodge or weekend getaway destination. But when the flag goes up, you can evacuate to safe house fully stocked with everything you need for yourself sufficiency.

Safe Home must:

Well off the beaten track, ideally reach by a single road. solitude This will offer you a good bit of protection. For example, you can cut a large tree down across the street to help eliminate unwanted visitors.

Near a spring, well, stream or other natural water resources.

Equipped with at least one fireplace or wood stove for cooking and heat.

Within 10-20 miles of a village or small town where you can go (by foot, if necessary) for additional supplies, news and other contacts with the outside world, should the emergency stretch months or longer.

Enough arable land to grow your own vegetables and other crops.

Near a natural, easily harvestable food source (usually animals for hunting or fishing).

Provisioned with enough food to keep your family safe for at least three months, preferably a year.

Provisioned in tools necessary for long-term self-sufficiency, it should become necessary.

Stocked with enough weapons and ammunition to defend from this small group of marauding invaders, it should come to that.

If you are worried about the goods with a no caching home, where they could be stolen, you can cache a supply nearby. While most caches were buried in hidden locations, a simple solution to this problem is to rent a commercial storage unit in a town close to your retreat. It has several advantages:

While you will have access to facilities 24 hours a day (one of the outside storage area where you use your own lock is best) you can get your supplies when needed.

It is much easier to make several trips to and from the nearby storage facility and your home safe than carry everything you from home.

Easier to check the status and add materials to this type of cache in a buried in a remote location.

In a worst case scenario, you can nail it to the storage area, spend the night in and walk back the next day with a full backpack.

Of course, for ultimate protection, a buried or other hidden caches are hard to beat. The is especially true for long-term storage of ammunition and weapons or could one day be considered illegal.

Chapter 2: Beyond the Basic

Based on the previous section, you must have a good idea of the potential survival situations you might be facing. Now the question is whether to stay and face them or move to another, safer location.

At the first hint of problems and rising prices, visit local food warehouse and grocery stores and buy as much as you can afford. Get 50 pound bags of rice and 25 pounds bags of flour. Use your credit card and a portion of your emergency cash stash, if necessary.

Hunker down at home and protect what is yours.

Keep a low profile and avoid contact with others, other than fellow members of your group survival. Avoid problems and confrontations.

Hope within six months the country has recovered or at least stabilized. If not, the population will probably be a lot smaller when it is over.

We all have a strong desire to protect what is ours. Thankfully, there are times when staying at home makes the most sense. If you can wait out the events of December 21, 2012 in your house, batten down the hatches and stay home, it may be your best bet. There are many advantages staying at home in a survival situation, if you can safely do this:

The food in your refrigerator and pantry can supplement your survival stash (see previous chapter).

If you loose power, you can quickly cook your food and much monitor the temperature of your freezer (frozen foods usually keep at least 24 hours).

You'll have more time to improve your home's chances of survival (move items to higher ground, put plywood windows, etc.)

It provides shelter against most elements *.

You have access to all your clothes, bedding and other comforts.

You will not suffer from boredom as much as you can in a shelter.

You can protect your stuff from looters.

Ng Of course, there's a downside as well:

You may be putting yourself at unnecessary, life-threatening risk. (The polar shift, flood storm, riot, asteroid, volcano etc. could be worse than anticipated).

You have no heat, electricity, hot water and other services.

You may feel separated and alone.

* Does not protect against any radiation

 

 

 

When disaster strikes, home is not the only option.

In a large building, you can count on an energy security may be smart enough to lock the door and take some action to prevent access to the building by a crowd. If you think the building were overrun by rioters, fire alarm pull in. This will result in all elevators in the lobby being recalled and they will not run again until they are reset.

Your floor or in your suite, the bar door, check your personal weapon and, if there are enough people present, assign a few people to stand on guard. If you are alone on the floor, or there are invaders in the building, look for a good hiding.

Shopping centers, fast food restaurants and other public buildings also may provide some protection when disaster strikes, but they may be targeted for looting, so you will want to avoid it. In a tight situation survival, you need to look out for your immediate family. So if you're trying to get out of town in an emergency and your car breaks down, who's going to blame you for breaking into empty houses and seeking care? In a situation in life-or-death, property crime is the least your concerns.

No matter how much you want to stay at home, there are times when the evacuation was the only choice. These include a asteroid, tsunami, nuclear or biological event as well as the coming disaster that is likely to destroy your home. So, if your survival situation outlined in previous section show some emergency situation that requires evacuation, you must put together a plan:

 

The evacuation plan

There are several important elements in your evacuation plan:

Where to go

How to get there

What to bring with you

Sure, you can head to the nearest residence, but if sitting on cots at the local high school gymnasium or the National Guard armory is your first choice, you probably would not be reading this.

You need a safe home or survival retreat in a location where the current crisis does not threaten you. The easiest way to set up a safe house is to coordinate with a friend or family member located between 100 and 150 miles away, preferably in a different setting. Example:

If you are in town, they should be in a rural area or at least a smaller town, preferably not around your city

If you are near the coast, they should be inland

If you are near flood plain, the safe house should be on higher ground.

Following these guidelines, you can be pretty sure of several things:

No matter what you are facing disaster should not affect them, and vice versa. This allows you trade off, so when they are facing a survival situation, your home can be their home safe.

If you plan in advance, you can leave some change of old clothes, a toiletry kit, you need a prescription drug, weapons, some MRE's or any things that may need to secure home. It will make your departure easier.

Chapter 3: Disaster

Flood

The best way to prevent damage from flooding is to move before one occurs. Seriously, not live in a flood plain unless you have no choice. If you learned anything in the last decade, it should be done and floods occur in low-lying areas previously thought safe. Rivers and streams rise to record levels, impose's break, and there's just too much concrete for the ground to absorb all the rain.

If you're stuck in a flood, follow your instincts and move to the highest possible ground. Be cautious when traveling because it does not take much water to float a car or pick up truck.

Earthquake

The old advice of standing in a doorway or hiding in the closet or under the table is better than running around distraught, and it might just save your life. If you live in an earthquake-prone land areas, prepare for it by ensuring that your home meets current building standards and have lots of food and water stashed away.

If you live by a few minutes of the earthquake, and your home is not collapsed, the greater damage may be yet to come. Broken gas lines can be cause of the fire and your house can be condemned, leaving you homeless. Plan for such contingencies by having a plastic (non-sparking) wrench available to close your main gas and includes a good three-day pack includes a canvas.

Hurricanes

Hurricanes are one of several natural disasters for which you can expect some warnings. If your home is close to the coast and the rising surf is threatening, or appear to be in the direct course of the storm, you may be better off evacuating to higher ground. Whether or not you choose to evacuate, severe structural damage can cause Batu objects through the windows. When a window is open, the power of the storm can really blow the roof off the top of structure!

To protect yourself and your property, windows should be covered with plywood or hurricane shutters commercial. 2012 Online Recommended hurricane shutters, made from tough clear polycarbonate and allow light to enter the window, unlike their steel and aluminum counterparts. Garage doors should also reinforced and the door between the garage and the house itself must be locked and secured.

Hurricanes cause damage in several ways: high wind, flooding, downed trees and utility poles and storm surges. The farther in-land on your location, the less power will have a storm by the time it reaches, it choose your location carefully.

If you decided to stay in your home, you should choose an interior room without windows. If you plan far enough in advance, you can strengthen the rooms with 2×6 lumber or otherwise make a cage to protect you from falling trees, caved-in walls or other storm damage. Move anything survival supplies you will need the room, especially a battery powered light and radio.

 

Tornadoes

While tornadoes can not be predicted as early as hurricanes, current weather forecasting technology can often tell us when atmospheric conditions are right for their formation. By sticking around the homestead during a tornado watch, you can help protect yourself from severe twisters can cause damage.

A direct hit from a funnel cloud can be a wooden house a pile of chopsticks, prepare a minivan around like a tumbleweed and knock trees down faster than Paul Bunyon. So if you live in a tornado-prone areas, You might be wise to invest in an underground shelter, ala the Wizard of Oz. (You can use it as a root cellar or nuclear survival shelter as well.)

If you live in an area not known for tornadoes, but suddenly one is baring down on you, your next-best bet is the basement, preferably in the corner closest to the direction of the tornado.

If you are driving around and a looming hurricane, park under a underpass and run up as high as you can under it. If caught out in the open, head for the lowest possible ground, even though a drainage ditch was better than nothing.

 

Fire (s)

 

If fire occurs in your home you may have to get out of the dark and difficult circumstances. Escaping from the fire is a lot easier if you have planned your escape routes and know where to go. Ensure that your planned escape route remains free of any obstructions and that there are no loose floor coverings that could trip you. All people at home should be made aware of escape routes

It only takes about an unguarded or careless moment for a fire to start. The A couple of minutes later and your home or around the land can be filled with smoke. Smoke and fumes can kill, especially the highly poisonous smoke from some furnishings. You only have a short time to get out. Use it wisely and try not to panic.

If you can safely do so, close door of the room where the fire started and close all other doors behind you. This will help delay the spread of smoke.

Before opening a closed door, use the back of your hands to handle it. Do not open it if it feels warm, the fire may be on the other side.

Get everyone out as quickly as possible. Do not try to pick up valuables or property other than your what you need for survival.

Make your way out as safely as possible and try not to panic.

It helps if you have planned your escape route rather than waiting until there is a fire.

 

What to do if you cut through the fire

It is not easy, but try and calm. Save your energy to help you survive

If you are prevented from getting away because of flames or smoke, close the door closest to the fire and use towels or sheets to block any gaps. This will help stop the spread of smoke in the room.

Go to the window. If the room becomes smoky, go down to the floor level – more easier to breathe because the smoke will rise upwards.

If you are in immediate danger and your room is not too high from the ground, drop cushions or blanket on the ground below to break your fall from the window.

Get out feet first and lower yourself to the full length of your arms before decreases.

 

Some Fire

If you are caught in the middle of a dangerous fire storm, your best option is to seek a water source and stay near it. Go underground if possible, but you must leave a fire escape route if the course changes. In any fire situation, you always need to know escape routes and have back up plans.

 

Volcanic Explosion

 

Keep in mind the center of the Earth is molten rock, and a volcanic eruption can occur almost anywhere, but there is not much an individual can do to prepare for a volcanic eruption. Be aware of risks that may came an explosion: the flying debris, hot gas, lava flows, and potential for explosion, mudslides, avalanches, and geothermal areas. Prepare provisions, water, food, blankets and medical supplies if you live around a volcano before anything happens.

Also be prepared to get up and unsurpassed flowing lava.

Use caution when around or near the active volcano.

Do not venture into any activity, and consult with local experts in the area.

Follow all recommendations, regulations, or requests of officials.

Here are some things to watch out for:

Lava flows – Stay away from the lava flow. Not all of them are extremely hot and obvious; Some move very slowly and appear as dark and solid, but the liquid beneath the surface. Also, do not try to cross an active flow, you can get trapped through multiple lava streams.

Pyroclastic Flow – Do not visit the volcanoes having or are about to have Pyroclastic explosions. The high temperatures around like a volcano itself can be life-threatening.

Volcanic domes – Volcanic domes and plugs into the craters may seem harmless, but they may explode without warning. Footboard and glassy rocks can also be dangerous. Some of this lava cooled type can resemble jagged piece of glass. Wear good, solid mountain hiking boots – never go barefoot. Make sure your steps.

Lahars and floods – Be careful when crossing lahars (debris flows), for they can gush in large and small floods.

Gases – Avoid areas where volcanic gases are released. Carbon dioxide, sulfur dioxide, and hydrogen sulfide can kill quickly and quietly. You will not be able to hold your breath long enough. If you see a location around an active plants dead volcano, the corpse, or bones, do not enter it.

Geothermal areas – hot springs, mud pots, and geysers are also very interesting, but not go across Unexplored! Discover areas that contain many of them. Stay on marked trails, because the thin silica crusts over boiling can break if stepped on surface. If you fall in, it potentially could cause third-degree burns or death.

Before a burst occurs:

Discover whether there are volcanic risk in areas that are likely to affect you.

If you live in an active volcanic zone, always assume that you may have to deal with the effects of an explosion.

If you live in an area that could experience a lava flow during a volcanic eruption, know a quick route to safe ground.

If Vulcanologists agree that a life-threatening explosion likely to take place, a Civil Defense Emergency was declared and the danger area evacuated. Listen to your radio or TV if everything is working, for information.

During an eruption:

Save water in your bath, basin, containers or cylinders at an early stage – supplies may be polluted.

Stay indoors as much as possible.

Wear a mask and goggles if you go out, to maintain the volcanic ash out of your eyes and lungs.

Take off your outer clothing before entering a building, volcanic ash is difficult to get rid of.

Take your Getaway Kit with you if you have to leave. Turn off electricity and gas mains. If you turn gas off, have a professional check for leaks in case of injury prior to gas again.

Keep below ridge lines in hilly terrain, the hill offers some protection from flying volcanic debris.

A good pre-planned emergency plan must account for this possibility and provide alternative route.

 

Near Earth Objects (NEO's)

 

A reasonably large asteroid of 200 meters (600 feet) in diameter crashing into the Atlantic Ocean could create a tsunami (a giant tidal wave) that both Britain and the sink throughout the East Coast of the United States in minutes. If an asteroid at least 1 kilometer in size hit Earth, it will cause a dust cloud which would block out sunlight day for at least a year and led to a deep winter in the world, exhausting food supplies.

So this threat is real, but the chances a neo more than a kilometer (3,000 feet) long hitting the Earth soon about 100-100. Even so you need to have an uncertainty of contingency plan in place if it were to happen. The evidence of impact is all around us. But we will focus on the smaller size car asteroids in this section, because if there is a huge asteroid heading our way that we have provided advanced warning (hopefully).

 

 

So what do you do

For a land impact, it can be said that an object of almost 75 meters (225 feet) diameter can possibly destroy a town and a 160-meter (480-foot) object can destroy a large urban area. If there is a dependent meteor shower, stay tuned to local government officials and track the sky.

Effects from smaller objects is almost impossible to predict the impact zone

If you live near a cave system, you may want to go and set up a temporary shelter there, or if you live in the city, go to the lowest point of the building (in an emergency, but not recommended due to possible collapse of the building). Other possibilities are:

Nuclear fallout shelter

Steel Structures

Subway system

Do not:

Stay out during a meteor storm

Stay on top of building

Go to the lips of the Meteor

Always have your available survival stash

Extreme cold

While people die in their homes because of the bitter winter weather, these deaths are often caused by kerosene heaters or other sources of heat. Fire is a threat to any secondary heat source, including stoves wood, fireplaces, gas, propane and electric heaters, but they managed to reduce the risk of fire. Carbon monoxide poisoning is also a concern that must be considered untraditional when using heat sources, such as gathering around the gas oven and opening the door.

Other risks are freezing to death if the power fails. People often think they are OK because they have a gas or oil furnace. It is a fallacy, because the demands of a gas oven electric fan to move warm air throughout your home as though maybe the oil furnace has an electric starter and / or fuel pump.

A second source of heat is important, and wood stoves are probably the most efficient. While the fire send area much heat up the chimney they share with wood stoves relief of being able to see all the fuel around you, from books to furniture. (Let's face it, most have too much junk in our home anyway.) You can also cook them in the lurch, and when the blizzard is howling around your house, a cup of hot chocolate tastes twice as well and restores the spirit.

Petroleum and propane heaters can also crank out the BTUs in an emergency but are likely to require fresh air (check manufacturer literature for specifics).

A key to keeping warm with the back-up heat source is not to try to heat the entire shelter. Gather everything you think you might need in a single space and close it off. Use any blankets you can spare the vacant, if necessary to reduce drafts. Concentrate under your comforters and share your body heat.

If you find yourself open terrain, a snow cave is to provide good accommodation. Find a drift and burrow a tunnel on the side for about 60 cm (24 in) and then build your room. The entrance to the tunnel should lead to the lowest level of you chamber where the cooking and storage of equipment. A minimum of two ventilating holes are necessary, preferably one roof and one in the door.

 

Extreme heat

 

Prepare ahead of time for the hottest day may come. Freeze gallons of water with large blocks of ice if you have a large freezer (as we discussed in previous chapters). Refilling plastic gallon water bottles with tap water and freezing works well. The larger the block of ice you have that they take to melt when they need to go for the gallon size containers if you have the freezer space. The ice blocks can be used to cool a vulnerable person by placing in a thick towel in a shallow pan and fanning the air with a hand held fan over the ice and those who head and neck area. They can also be used by wrapping in a pillow case and placing them around the head, in the armpit area, and the groin area. Be very careful not to allow the ice to contact the skin. Area several layers of material between skin and ice to prevent frostbite and check every few minutes to make sure that you are not freezing the tissue.

Symptoms of dehydration

It is essential to recognize the early symptoms of water removal and act before your state becomes severe. Described below are the most common early symptoms of dehydration:

Tired

Dark urine with a strong smell

Low urine output

Emotional instability

Delayed capillary refill the nail bed

Loss of skin elasticity

Trench line down center of tongue

Thirst

Avoid overheating

When you overheat, your body starts to sweat. It may be good because the body is naturally trying to cool itself, but overtime too much sweat wastes your precious water supply. Always adjust your clothing so that you do not sweat too much. Open your jacket a little bit or remove an inner layer of your clothing.

Wear loose clothing

Do not expose your body directly into the sun

Protect your head

Find time to rest under a shaded area

If you are wearing your clothes too tight may restrict blood circulation. It can also reduce the volume of air between the layers, which reduces the cooling rates.

 

Solar Radiation

 

On Earth, solar radiation is obvious as daylight when the sun is above horizon. It is during the day, and also in summer near the poles at night, but not all of the winter near the poles. When the direct radiation is not blocked the clouds, it has experienced sun, combining the perception of bright white light (sunlight in the strict sense) and warming. The warming in the body and over the other objects are distinguished from the increase in air temperature.

Increased solar rays will probably happen here on Earth, and you need to do what ever you need to stay out of sun during the day. If there is a possible Red / Brown Dwarf solar rays can be amplified ten fold as the thing gets closer on Earth.

So what do you do

Previously mentioned, be sure to stay out of direct sunlight days, or if you feel instantly warming your skin you need to find cover. It does not protect you completely but reduced the amount of radiation you receive.

Seek your shelter, preferably a cave or underground structure will help with defense

Put on your PPE if you need to venture out during the day (see next chapter)

Polar Reversal / Shift

 

In the next few years, polar reversal will take place on earth. It could possibly mean the North Pole has changed to the South Pole and South to North. Science can simply explained by the fact that the earth will start rotating in the opposite direction, together with a huge disaster of unknown proportions. Or the poles are very shift positions by a few miles of which is still cause unwanted disaster.

See past the disaster which has caused this shift (minus the asteroids)

 

 

Riot / Civil Disaster

After a disaster, you may need to protect your home and belongings from looters. Sure, maybe they'll march from the National Guard, but as the police, they can not be everywhere all the time. Just as you are assuming responsibility for your survival by reading this guide, you need to assume responsibility for protecting yourself from human predators.

Tsunami

A tsunami is a series of destructive and dangerous waves that resulted from earthquake activity or some other type of underwater disturbance (meteorite, landslide, underwater volcanic activity etc). To survive a tsunami, you should be prepared, vigilant and calm.

Your at risk if:

Your home, school or workplace is in a coastal region, near the sea

Increasing your school home or workplace is at sea level or relatively low and flat

or only slightly elevated land. If you do not know the top level of your home school, or place of work, learn

There warning signs that indicate that your area is prone to tsunamis

Your home, school, workplace etc. tsunami resistant buildings are not

Prepare in advance. If your research shows that you are at risk, prepare both an evacuation plan and your survival stash.

Natural warnings can help to indicate the imminent arrival of a tsunami. Be aware that in many cases, this may be the only warning you get in the coming years. Be self-responsible and keep you and your family, friends and colleagues safe. Natural signs that communicate the possibility of a future tsunami include:

An earthquake: If you live in a coastal zone (by the sea), the occurrence of an earthquake should be immediate cause for alarm and evasive action.

Empty and boiling beneath the ground: Although no actual "earthquake" but you can feel great rumbling underground, heed this warning.

A rapid rise and fall in coastal waters. If the sea suddenly recedes, leaving bare sand, it is a major warning sign that there is about to be a sudden surge of water inland.

Watch for animals leaving the area or behaving abnormally, such as people trying to seek shelter or group together in no way they normally do.

Take action

If a tsunami is likely to make the view the land of your coastal region, react immediately. Put in place the evacuation plan.

Move the immediate movement away from the coast, lagoons or other body of water next to the border is essential.

Head inland, means going up to higher ground and even the hills or mountains.

Climb high: If you can head inland because you are trapped, heads up. Although not ideal, if it is your only the option, choose a tall, sturdy and durable building and climb it. Go as high as you possibly can, even on the roof or sturdy tree.

React quickly if you are stranded in the water. If you do not manage to flee but find yourself caught up in the tsunami, there are things you can do to try and live:

Grab onto something woman

Leave the property

Keep away for at least half a day, if not longer. A tsunami wave came

Try to get reliable information

A good pre-planned emergency plan must account for the possibility and provide alternative routes. You go into survival mode and be prepared for anything that may happen, do not let your guard down.

Electricity shortage

We lived without it in the past, and we can live without it now.

That is simple to say when we rely so heavily on the use of electricity. It's just make our life much easier, so in the event of a disaster and then you would have made it a safe haven, it is time now to review the basics.

Generators are a good way to provide energy, but the true hard to lug around and you're expecting a natural resource that may or may not be readily available. So you should plan for the worst, break out the match.

 

Attacking Aliens

 

At this time the survival guide was written, no information on whether How to keep your life if alien invaders showed up to visit. With that said, 2012 Online recommends storing.

Chapter 4: How To

Fire

The ability to develop and learn how to make a fire can make the difference between life and death in a survival situation. Fire making is one of the most important survival skills. You should practice and learn different ways so you know how to start a fire anywhere, and under any conditions.

Many needs:

A fire can fulfill their needs. It can keep you warm and dry. You can use it to cook food, clean water and boil in bandages. This can scare away dangerous animals and the smoke thereof might keeps flying insects at bay.

To make a fire you have to understand that there are three parts that you need: air, heat and fuel. The proper ratio of components is essential for a fire to burn his greatest ability

Preparation

You will have to decide what site and arrangement to use. Before building fire considering:

The area (terrain and climate) in which you are operating

The materials and tools available

Time: how much time you

Need: why you need fire

Security: do you want unwanted attention

Seek for a dry place;

Are protected from the wind

Is suitably placed in relation to your address (if any)

Ay concentrate the heat in the direction that you want

Is a supply of wood or other fuel available

If you is in a wooded or brush-covered area, clear brush and kumiskis above ground from the area of your choice. Obviously in a circle at least 1 meter in diameter so there is little chance of the spread of fire. If time allows, construct a fire wall using logs or rocks. This wall will help direct the heat reflector where you want it. It will also reduce flying sparks and cut down on the amount of air blowing into the fire. However, you need enough air to keep the fire burning. In some situations, you may find that an underground fireplace will best meet your needs. It conceals the fire and serves well for cooking food. To make an underground fireplace:

Dig a hole in the ground.

Conversely the air side of it poke holes, or dig a large connecting hole for ventilation.

Build your fire in the hole

Battery

Use a battery to generate a spark. Using these techniques depends on the type of battery available. Attach the wire to each terminal. Touch the ends of bare wires together next to the tinder so the sparks ignite it.

Flint and Steel

 

The direct spark method is the easiest of the primitive methods to use. The flint and steel method is the most reliable direct spark method. Strike a flint or other hard, sharp-edged rock edge with a piece of carbon steel (stainless steel will not make a good spark). This method requires a loose-jointed wrist and training. When a spark has caught in the tinder, blow on it. The spark will spread and burst into flames.

Fire plow

The fire-break is a friction method of ignition. You rub a hardwood shaft against a softer wood base. To use this method, cut a straight groove in the base and plow the blunt end of the shaft up and down the groove. Ang plowing action of the shaft pushes out small particles of fibers wood. Then, as you apply more pressure with each stroke, friction ignites the wood particles.

Shelter

If you find yourself not around any structure or the safety of your home life, or if it is not safe, a temporary Shelters can be raised up some. A small shelter which is insulated from the bottom, protected from the elements and contain a fire is very important to your survival situation. Before building your shelter be sure that the surrounding area provides the materials needed to build a good fire, and a good source of water.

Some shelters may include:

1. Natural shelters such as caves and overhanging cliffs. When exploring a possible shelter tie a piece of string to the external mouth of the cave to make sure that you will be able to find your way out. Note that caves that can be occupied. If you use a cave for shelter, build your fire near its mouth to prevent animals from entering.

2. Enlarge the natural pit under a fallen tree and line it with bark or tree branches

3. Near a rocky coastal area, build a rock shelter in a U shape, cover the roof with driftwood and a tarp or even seaweed for protection

First Help

If some accident occurs it is your responsibility to deal with the situation. The precise sequence of actions when dealing in this situation are:

Calm, providing your patient with quiet, efficient first aid treatment

Keep person warm and lying. Do not move it until you are injured man has discovered the extent of damage

Start mouth-to-mouth resuscitation immediately if the injured person is not breathing

Stop any bleeding

Watch carefully for signs of shock

Check for cuts, fractures, breaks and injuries to the head neck or spine

Do not let people crowd the injured person

Do not remove clothing unless it is important

Decide whether the person can move to a proper medical facility. If this is not possible, prepare a suitable living area where the shelter, warmth and food is prepared

Shock

Shock is a depression of all bodily processes and may follow any injury regardless of how minor. Factors such as hemorrhage, cold and disease intensify shock. When experiencing shock patients may feel weak and tired. The skin becomes cold and clammy and the pulse, weak and rapid. Shock can be more severe than the injury itself.

Use the following methods to prevent and control shock:

1. If there is no head or chest injuries, place the patient on his / her return to the head and chest lower than the legs. This will help circulate blood to the brain, heart, lungs and other major organs.

2. If severe head and chest injuries are present elevate the upper body. If chest injury is present, elevate the injured part to assist in the functioning of the uninjured lung.

3. If the injured person becomes unconscious, put him in a face down position to prevent choking on blood, vomit or the tongue.

4. Keep your patient warm and under shelter.

Stopped breathing

If breathing has stopped, start mouth-to-mouth resuscitation. Put the patient on his / her return and follow these steps:

1. To open the airway the lift man's neck and tilt the head back

2. Keep the high neck, pinch the nostrils to prevent air leakage

3. Put your mouth completely around people

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