Disaster and Catastrophe Risks Financing in Sierra Leone

Vigil for those affected by the natural disaster in Japan Image by Office of Governor Patrick Monday, March 21, 2011 -- Governor Patrick attends a vigil for those affected by the natural disaster in Japan. (Photo credit: Matt Bennett/Governor's Office) Disaster and Catastrophe Risks Financing in Sierra Leone The latest natural disaster resulting in the drowning of over 150 people in Sierra Leone on September 8, 2009 has again highlighted and exposed on an international scale the issues of how our nation addresses and manages liability, not only for catastrophe risks, but risks in general especially in the commercial sector. In the wake of the boat disaster and several other catastrophe losses before, questions such as who will pay death benefits to survivors of the deceased, permanent disability benefits; wages or income loss compensation to the victims, medical expenses of the injured, property damages and replacement of vessels involved in disasters and assumption of … [Read more...]

How to safely dispose of human waste during WROL or a short term emergency.

How to deal with human waste so you dont create a health issue during a emergency or short term stay away from sewer or septic system. Video Rating: 4 / 5 … [Read more...]

Living Day to Day (Day One)

Every story, every adventure has a beginning. Video Rating: 5 / 5 … [Read more...]

Stories from the Great Depression

The National Archives Southeast Region presents stories from survivors of the Great Depression overlaid with powerful pictures from era. Video Rating: 4 / 5 … [Read more...]

English Survival Guide – Very Important !

Pocket Survival Guide by Packard Jennings Image by Steve Rhodes soex.org/Event/215.html Packard Jennings - The Pocket Survival Guide Participants are invited to meet at SoEx for a 20-minute workshop to fold instructional pamphlets on how to devise an emergency raft out of recycled product packaging in case of a catastrophic flood- a consequence of consumer waste and mass production that contributes to pollution, and global warming. Once the Pocket Survival Guides are folded, participants will enter various stores and install them on consumer products to replicate “instant savings coupons.” Future customers will be happy to find their household purchases subverted by public art! Pocket Survival Guide is also in NYC through Dec 19th, 2009 www.efanyc.org/one-every-day/ His website centennialsociety.com/durham.html Photos of other pubic art projects that day www.flickr.com/photos/ari/sets/72157622956171944/ English Survival Guide - Very Important ! … [Read more...]

MSR 1.1L Alpine Stowaway Pot, Review — Survival Reality

www.amazon.com This is a look at my MSR Alpine Stowaway Pot. I really like this pot as I can cook just about any type of food in it. It is stainless steel and cleans easy. I can put my West Wind stove, alcohol burner, lighter, 6 oz of alcohol and my Hobo knife all inside. Please visit my web page www.survivalreality.com or www.amarokarms.com You can find most everything you need at my Amazon A store at astore.amazon.com You can also find me on: Twitter twitter.com and Facebook www.facebook.com Easy to assemble and store, Hinged handle saves space, Stainless steel stands up to the elements and wear and tear, The locking feature keeps the lid in place. Product Description Ideal for campers and travelers, MSR Alpine stowaway pots are easy to assemble and store inside a backpack or suitcase. The hinged handles take up less space than ordinary pots. Made of stainless steel, MSR Alpine stowaway pots are built to last and withstand heavy use. Video Rating: 4 / 5 … [Read more...]

Epic disaster survival

Quickly, run in circles! Your life depends on it! VIP for Balloon: www.roblox.com For more games visit www.roblox.com … [Read more...]

Abspice / Food for Human Survival to be Prepared

Abspice Project creates a global safety net of food, in the form of Abspice balls,and food storage locations around the planet to be prepared in case of natural disasters so severe that the other infrastructure is unable provide food. Abspice balls are hand made only, the work being done by groups on a volunteer basis. Human caring for humanity. Video Rating: 5 / 5 … [Read more...]

Dog Cancer Survival Guide: For the Dog Owners Out There

Dog Cancer Survival Guide: For the Dog Owners Out There Cancer in dogs is one of the most prevalent diseases in older dogs. In fact, seeing your dog healthy he is not a guarantee that he is cancer free. Cancer takes time to develop and when it starts showing the symptoms, it is usually too late. When that happens, treatment options are now limited and the life expectancy of dogs with cancer is between six months and one year. Cancer is preventable as long as it is detected at its early stage. This is clearly stated in the dog cancer survival guide By the way, this e-book published by a famous veterinarian in Maui. I have seen a lot of books myself about dog cancer treatment and prevention, but so far this is the best e-book I have come across. It is normal to feel sorry, desperate, and hopeless if your dog has been diagnosed with cancer. You must have been visiting forums and websites lately that talks about dog cancer treatment. Do keep in mind that not all … [Read more...]

Cody Lundin – ABO DUDE – PART 3

Earth Current TV visits founder and CEO of Aboriginal Living Skills School Cody Lundin On part 3 Cody shows us how to make fire with sticks. The old fashioned way. Make sure and watch Discovery Channel Friday nights Dual Survival follows Dave Canterbury Cody Lundin as they are dropped into scenarios that could happen to anyone: marooned sailors, lost hikers, trapped. dsc.discovery.com To build a fire, it helps to understand the basic principles of a fire. Fuel (in a nongaseous state) does not burn directly. When you apply heat to a fuel, it produces a gas. This gas, combined with oxygen in the air, burns. Understanding the concept of the fire triangle is very important in correctly constructing and maintaining a fire. The three sides of the triangle represent air, heat and fuel. If you remove any of these, the fire will go out. The correct ratio of these components is very important for a fire to burn at its greatest capability. The only way to learn this ratio is to practice. SITE … [Read more...]

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