Where and how do you store bread?I just mentioned not to store bread in fridge and advise was adamantly rejected. When i was a kid we had a bread box, small microwave sized vented metal box. Havent seen one since the 60s. How do you keep bread? In plastic bag? Keep homemade and store bread the same way? How does your bread go bad, moldy or dry and stale?
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Anyway, once I started my own company, we just started as empty-nesters. It put me in a home office nearly all of the time and my flight miles and hotels ceased to exist. The wife is a Public School Administrator, so she goes into work.
But.... we now HATE being apart. I had to leave on a 5 day trip recently, after not traveling for about 5 months and it felt like an eternity being away from her.
I guess what I am saying in regard to the advice and examples above.... not every couple is the same. Each couple has to find their happy place. Now that we are far past half our lives, we desire to be with each other all the time.
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So I walked down the street. Seems a SUV type cross over thought they could drive as fast as they normally do and jetted into the other lane and hit head on with a car (that was probably driving according to conditions). And this in The NE and we know what snow means in most ways.
The snow is falling and melting on the street and freezing so there are icily spots. I had a problem even walking down there. Seems to me, your car has problems, you slow down. Not for that driver obviously. She had places to be and drove accordingly. Sucks to be her now. Stupid people drive me crazy.
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To my surprise, it actually passed. Given that Nebraska is such a Red state.
The push for the expansion came from the Blue enclaves of metro Omaha and Lincoln. Who voted nearly 70% in favor.
Outstate areas voted overwhelmingly against.
The governor pointed out--that in the 1980's Medicaid took up about 8% of the state budget.
It has since ballooned to 25% of the state's budget. And the governor says that this voted-in expansion will increase it even more. And probably require a tax increase.
I was talking to an uber-liberal relative (my sister-in-law, a 20-something recent college grad), pointing out the above fact. I also mentioned that Nebraska has a 2.8% unemployment rate. And that there is no excuse not to find a job that has health insurance.
I also mentioned how badly we need infrastructure improvements, and the EXTREMELY high property tax burden that homeowners, small businesses, and farmers have to pay. (Nebraska is 3rd highest in the nation for property taxes).
She gave a very revealing answer, which I think illustrated perfectly the mind-set of your typical urban millennial liberal:
"There's plenty of rich people in the state, who can afford to pay more taxes!!!"
Three lessons I've learned from all this:
1) Young millennials today think that, if you have wealth or money, you are OBLIGATED to "share" for the "greater good of society".
2) Our metro areas are filled with raving Bernie-type socialist believers. Who advocate a radical "share-the-wealth" philosophy.
3) Even in supposedly "red" states, the "blue" metro city enclaves can outvote the rest of the state.
What do others think? Thoughts? Opinions?
Welcome to the Return of Black Friday Weekend
If you missed out on what you were looking for at the price you were hoping for last weekend fear not. If we have it, and you want it, it pays for you to give us a call, 516-217-1000. Personalized service, great pricing and a family owned and operated business since 1957. What more could anyone want? Most mfg's have MAP pricing that we cannot show sale pricing for which is why we request you just give us a call.
As of this week we are an authorized Sig Sauer Sport Optics dealer 
Our web builder is working on getting these great products onto our site, however, we can get you whatever you want now so give a call.
We have brought in some amazing deals for Christmas:
Schmidt & Bender Year End Sale. Sharpest prices ever.
For example:
847-811-862-30-08B26 Klassik 4-16x50 - P3 only $1,499.99
952-B11-704 Summit 2.5-10x40 - A7 only $1,499.99
Athlon:
We have obtained so many amazing deals for you it's off the hook:
Midas BTR 2.5-15x50's & Midas BTR 1-6x24's reduced from over $500.00 to only $249.99
With any Riflescope or Spotting Scope Purchase you can add a Talos 8x42 or Talos 10x42 binocular with the Athlon Harness for only $99.99 or the Talos 12x50 Binocular & Athlon Harness for only $119.99. Or add their Midas 1200 Yard Rangefinder for only $149.99, reduced from $349.99
We also have the Argos 4-20x50 - AHMR1 SFP MOA Riflescope reduced from $319.99 to only $159.99
We have been getting deliveries of their Midas TAC, Ares ETR & Cronus BTR's a few times a week to keep up with the demand.
Meopta:
We just got in more of the Meopro 3.5-10x44 #4 Riflescopes reduced from $649.99 to only $399.99
Meopro 4-12x50 MMD riflscopes for only $429.99
Meopro 6x42 Riflescopes in #1 and #4B reticles reduced from $599.99 to only $449.99
MeoStar 4-12x40 Riflescopes in your choice of #1 or #4 reticle for only $599.99
Konus:
Your choice for only $99.99: #7273 KonusPro Plus 3x-12x50mm - Engraved 30 30 Dual Illuminated or their #7284 KonusPro-M30 1x-4x24mm - Engraved 30 30 with Dual Illuminated Center Dot
Steiner:
P4Xi 1-4x24 - P3TR Illuminated with Throw Lever, open box never mounted, reduced from $629.99 to only $469.99
I think you get the idea. The list goes on and on. Check out our Special Holiday Sale Area or just give a call and we will give you special pricing.
Looking forward to speaking with you
If there is anything you're looking for please give us a call at 516-217-1000. It is always our pleasure to speak with you. Some items are available in open box/demo units at reduced pricing. Always give a call to discuss options and what would be best for your needs
Have a great day.
Thank you for your continued support.
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Camera Land
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516-217-1000, 212-753-5128
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Close Range Zero is a good way to get in a ballpark. But there are too many variables to trust without verification. The concept is that a bullet crosses the line of sight twice, so zeroing at xx yards or meters would also be zeroed at xxx yards or meters. Too, it is much easier to zero up close accurately but even there, small errors grow to large errors at distance. Sight height, BC and velocity all can make the xx zero problematic at distance. So the final part should always be confirmation of the expected xxx zero.
Islam has a long history of trying to kill all non believers, including recent attempts to kill Christians, and Americans. We would be stupid to assume they have changed any.
Specific Islamic groups, including terrorist groups, and several world leaders, have killed Americans and attempted to control our actions. They have publicly declared war upon us.
In my opinion, it's time to take them at their word, and give them what they have asked for.
To quote Rouster Cogburn, fill your hands you son of a bitch.
I recently saw a "Life Experiences Bingo" game that seems like it would be fun -- the only problem is that it was designed for an Adult Sunday School class, so it listed experiences like: "I can name all 12 Apostles", "I can recite Psalm 23", and "I have witnessed to a stranger". While I think these are worthy, they don't exactly fit most of my family.
I have tried to think of some replacement experiences, but the things I come up with are all things that I have done -- I need some ideas that I haven't done myself.
We will have 15-20 people playing the game, and they are between the ages of 20 and 85. Can you guys help me come up with some family-appropriate "Life Experiences" to use?
Here are some of the ones I've got so far:
I can rub my stomach and pat my head at the same time.
I can speak a foreign language.
I can whistle through my fingers.
I can wiggle my ears.
I know how to play a musical instrument.
I can cross my eyes.
I’ve baked homemade bread before.
I’ve fainted or thrown up in public.
I've ridden on a motorcycle.
My picture has been printed in a newspaper.
I've milked a cow (or goat) with my own two hands.
I've gotten a ticket for speeding or for parking illegally.
I know how to play chess.
I've played an actual game of tennis or golf.
I've been the patient in an ambulance.
I've slept in a tent.
I've started a fire without matches or a lighter.
I've had more than 3 pets at one time.
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Someone did a study and found that areas that supported Trump in 2016 also had lots of google searches for “erectile dysfunction” and also apparently for "what can I do about my small penis".
And these geniuses draw a conclusion:
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Greetings from WyomingHello, ladies.
I've been visiting this site for a few months, and decided to register. I'm a military wife (retired), gardener, hunter, general chief cook and bottle-washer. Thanks ahead of time to all the helpful posters.
Schmidt & Bender Year End Sale
Here is a list of in stock inventory of Schmidt & Bender Riflescopes, with part # then description. These are "End of the Year" special prices for the balance of 2018.
If you've been thinking about a S&B scope this is the time to pull the trigger
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847-811-862-30-08B26 Klassik 4-16x50 - P3 only $1,499.99
952-B11-704 Summit 2.5-10x40 - A7 only $1,499.99
836-811-862-73-94 10x42/P3 PMII originally $1,995.00 reduced to $1,749.99
644-911-962-89-64A38 3-12x50/P4F cm ccw MTC originally $3,800.00 reduced to $3,249.99
644-911-972-96-94A38 3-12x50/GEN II cm CW DT/ST LP originally $3,320.00 reduced to $2,749.99
644-911-882-73-94A20 3-12x50/LP P3 cm cw ST originally $3,080.00 reduced to $2,599.99
671-911-972-G8-E8 4-16X56/P4F CM CCW ULTRA Bright originally $3,800.00 reduced to $3,099.99
671-911-532-G8-E8 4-16x56/Tremor III cm ccw Ultra Bright originally $4,200.00 reduced to $3,499.99
670-911-972-G8-E8 3-12x54/P4F cm ccw DT LT Ultra Bright Black originally $3,800.00 reduced to $3,199.99
670-911-532-G8-E8 3-12X54/TREMOR III CM CCW ULTRA BRIGHT originally $4,200.00 reduced to $3,399.99
666-911-982-H2-F2 5-45x56/P4FMOA 1/4 CW High Power Black originally $5,400.00 reduced to $4,499.99
666-911-532-G8-E8 5-45x56/Tremor III cm ccw LT Black originally $5,900.00 reduced to $4,999.99
666-945-522-G8-E8 5-45x56/TII cm ccw RAL8000 High Power originally $6,325.00 reduced to $5,199.99
666-911-982-H1-F1 5-45x56/P4F MOA 1/4 ccw High Power Black originally $5,400.00 reduced to $4,349.99
878-911-975-A5-A2 12-50x56/P4F 1/8 1/4MOA ccw MT/ST 2nd focal originally $3,200.00 reduced to $2,699.99
878-911-972-A5-A5 12-50x56/P4F 1/8MOA ccw MT/DT First focal originally $3,200.00 reduced to $2,699.99
878-911-972-A6-62 12-50x56/P4F 1/4 cm cw MT/ST originally $3,200.00 reduced to $2,499.99
639-946-887-G2-E4 1.5-8x26/P3 cm Pantone Short Dot originally $2,825.00 reduced to $2,449.99
682-811-918-B7-B3 1-8x24/CQB originally $2,900.00 reduced to $2,549.99
669-911-372-B8-B4 3-27x56/H37 cm cw High Power originally $5,300.00 reduced to $4,499.99
677-911-842-B8-B4 5-25X56/MSR CM CW LT BLACK originally $3,550.00 reduced to $2,899.99
677-911-552-B2-A8 5-25X56/TREMOR III CM CCW LT BLACK originally $3,900.00 reduced to $3,299.99
677-911-592-90-68 5-25x56/H59 cm ccw DT - shipping from Germany originally $3,600.00 reduced to $2,749.99
677-911-972-B2-A8 5-25x56/P4F cm ccw LT originally $3,500.00 reduced to $2,999.99
677-911-972-B8-B4 5-25x56/P4F cm cw LT originally $3,500.00 reduced to $2,999.99
677-911-922-C5-63 5-25x56/H2CMR cm ccw MTC not locking originally $4,069.00 reduced to $3,499.99
677-945-41C-B2-A8 5-25x56/LRR-MIL cm ccw LT RAL8000 originally $4,200.00 reduced to $3,599.99
677-911-41C-B2-A8 5-25x56/LRR-MIL cm ccw LT Black originally $4,140.00 reduced to $3,349.99
677-945-995-B3-A9 5-25X56/P4FMOA .25MOA CCW RAL8000 2ND FOCAL originally $3,575.00 reduced to $2,999.99
877-911-552-90-68 5-25x56/TIII cm ccw DT NON ILL originally $3,500.00 reduced to $2,999.99
677-911-552-90-68 5-25x56/Tremor III cm ccw DT originally $3,600.00 reduced to $2,999.99
677-911-972-94-67 5-25x56 PM II LP P4FL cm cw DT originally $3,200.00 reduced to $2,699.99
677-911-982-A8-A2 5-25x56/P4FMOA 1/4 ccw DT originally $3,200.00 reduced to $2,699.99
667-911-962-F2-E9 3-20x50/P4 LP cm cw Ultra Short originally $3,800.00 reduced to $3,249.99
667-911-972-G9-E9 3-20x50/P4F cm CW Ultra Short Black originally $3,800.00 reduced to $3,249.99
667-911-995-F3-F1 3-20x50/P4FMOA-2 .25MOA ccw Ultra Short Black originally $3,800.00 reduced to $3,099.99
667-945-942-F1-E8 3-20X50/H2CMR CM CCW RAL8000 ULTRA SHORT originally $4,115.00 reduced to $3,349.99
667-911-592-F1-E8 3-20X50/H59 CM CCW ULTRA SHORT BLACK originally $4,200.00 reduced to $3,499.99
673-911-992-F3-F1 5-20x50/P4FMOA 1/4 ccw LP Ultra Short originally $3,650.00 reduced to $3,149.99
873-911-552-F1-E8 5-20X50/TREMOR III CM CCW NON ILL ULTRA SHORT originally $3,800.00 reduced to $3,199.99
753-911-712 2.5-10x50/L7 Posicon Polar T96 FFP originally $2,333.00 reduced to $1,949.99
755-911-72D 4-16X56/D7 POSICON POLAR T96 SFP originally $2,726.20 reduced to $2,299.99
755-K11-712-E4-03 4-16x56/L7 cm cw Polar T96 FFP BDC RAIL SCOPE originally $3,057.00 reduced to $2,649.99
756-K11-72D-E4-03 3-12x54/D7 Polar cm cw BDC SFP RAIL SCOPE originally $2,700.00 reduced to $2,349.99
756-K11-712 3-12x54/Polar T96 L7 Posicon First Focal RAIL SCOPE originally $2,480.00 reduced to $2,174.99
756-911-72D-E4-03 3-12x54 Polar T96 2.BE D7 cm cw BDC originally $2,700.00 reduced to $2,299.99
754-K11-72D 3-12x54/D4 Polar Posicon SFP RAIL SCOPE originally $2,836.00 $reduced to $2,449.99
756-911-712 3-12X54/L7 CM CW POSICON originally $2,333.00 reduced to $1,949.99
645-811-482-05-05-A02 3-12X42/L3 originally $2,447.16 reduced to $2,149.99
644-811-882-40-05A02 3-12x50/P3 BDC originally $2,600.00 reduced to $2,249.99
644-811-732-30-05A02 3-12X50/L7 BDC originally reduced to $2,279.99
550-811-707 1.5-8X42/7 FD STRATOS CM CW Posicon cyl originally $2,867.00 reduced to $2,399.99
847-811-702-08-08A02 4-16x50/7 originally $2,300.00 reduced to $1,799.99
847-811-702-30-08A02 4-16x50/7 Klassik with BDC originally $2,300.00 reduced to $1,999.99
961-811-902 1.5-6x42/9 Zenith originally $1,900.00 $reduced to $1,699.99
642-811-462-03-03A91 2.5-10x56/L3 Klassik Hungary scope originally $1,295.00 reduced to $1,174.99
644-811-482-05-05A91 3-12x50/L3 Klassik Hungary scope originally $1,295.00 reduced to $1,174.99
If there is anything you're looking for please give us a call at 516-217-1000. It is always our pleasure to speak with you. Always give a call to discuss options and what would be best for your needs
Have a great day.
Thank you for your continued support.
If there is anything else that I can assist you with please let me know.
Doug
Camera Land
720 Old Bethpage Road
Old Bethpage, NY 11804
516-217-1000, 212-753-5128
Please visit our web site @ Cameras,Binoculars, Spotting Scopes, Rifle Scopes | Camera Land NY
Long Islands Largest Camera and Sports Optics Superstore
They kept their investments with multiple brokerages to diversify risk.
Last year hackers went into all their accounts and stole *all* of their money and transferred to accounts in brazil.
I recommend that you use two factor authentication on all accounts. I keep minimal money in my checking account that I use as a debit card that has simple authentication.
The hackers are hacking cell phones which receive two factor authentication messages, so the only one I trust is RSA secure ID token devices.
Hackers hack emails so they can trigger account password resets.
Instead of immediately damaging a compromised machine, they are monitoring it for months until they have enough information to take everything.
A friend went to russia on a work trip, her husband gave her a clean laptop with barely anything on it. He said do not access any of your accounts while in russia.
If you connect to public wifi in an airport your computer and phone can be hacked in about 5 seconds and password loggers installed.
This is very scary and is a huge wakeup call.
My guess is to cover up problems.
Taking all the modern midterm elections starting with the Eisenhower administration the average number of seats lost by the majority party, the average was -23.6 in the House and -3.4 in the Senate with a weighted average of -38.578 seats.
Such an average is not statistically exact. So if one calculates the average accuracy to a probability of 95% the means fall between an accuracy range. These ranges are losing between -35.43 seats to -11.77 seats in the House. The range is losing -5.798 to -1.002 seat in the Senate. This works out to a weighted range from -44.07 to -4.53.
In conclusion the Republicans lost what was historically expected in the House. However with a gain of 2 in the Senate, the Republicans can be said to have had a mild-wave win in the Senate. The net weighted House and Senate change can be said to be pretty much center up on the expected turnover range for Congress in a modern midterm election.
NO BLUE WAVE AND BETTER THAN COULD BE EXPECTED IN THE SENATE.
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 H.R. 7115 Say Goodbye to Guns & Gun Parts Federal Bill its something to take a look at and let our representatives know how we feel about it. |
Introduced by Rep. Frank Pallone, Jr. (Democrat, New Jersey, 6th Congressional District)
Though in all fairness, this bill will have to be reintroduced in the next Congress. Why? Because every introduced bill not made law, dies when each Congress ends.
They don't have a lot of room either, so freeze dried would be best.
What are the best deals right now? I see the Augson Farms are 21k calories for less than 50 bucks. Anything better than that? I don't NEED to buy a prepackaged "bucket", but the price-per-calorie does seem to be better.
https://www.amazon.com/Augason-Farms.../dp/B00GDGGR4S
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Newer liquid column thermometers do not have mercury in them but rather alcohol, just as an FYI. I still have a few dozen merc thermometers around because I could get them cheap at the time and they are durable and accurate, though a pain at 5 minutes roasting time required for an accurate reading. But they can also be used for rectal temps, something you can't get with a paper strip thermometer.
In my experience the digital thermometers last several years of intermittent use. At $5 each I can afford to toss one every few years. I do recommend that you have at least one for everybody to avoid cross-contamination, or otherwise make religious use of cover sheaths. Those tend to come on boxes of 100 or more. The plastic wrap style seems to work well and is by far the cheapest.
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I wonder if this is not a roundabout way to pressure Trump to drop his tariffs on Chinese made parts and materials. I know there are many factors at play, but the timing is just odd to me. I own one GM vehicle that I bought used. It is an S-10 that is 21 years old and has been well cared for. I have not and will not buy another GM product because I simply do not care for the company. I got the truck at a good price when I needed it, and I have kept it. We normally drive Ford or Honda vehicles.
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Store it in a cool, DRY place & will last a LOT longer than you. If you are really worried, put it in ammo cans, with some desiccant packs. There are lots of other options depending how much you want to store in one spot. People store 22LR in used water bottles, I use a few peanut butter jars for just a few boxes of 22, the bulk of my 22 is either in ammo cans or sitting on the shelf. If you want to store more, or bigger calibers & don't want to buy ammo cans, use a pail of some sort. They also make a ton of different size bags of varying strength. The stuff I store in cans for long terms storage I also seal in a vacuum seal bag, but that's just me. You can also buy some of the nice ammo boxes for 22 just like they have for larger calibers, I got a couple that hold 100 rounds each, just more to see if they were any good. You are really only limited by your imagination & budget, but it doesn't cost a lot to use resources that you would otherwise throw away, like buckets & pails. A few extra bags & some desiccant packs aren't that much either. Main thing is to keep it dry & away from extreme temperatures & large temperature swings. 
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I don't agree with this guy about keeping ammo as a barter item, but that has nothing to do with proper storage.
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Signing up is free and they only ask for your name and an email address. Since it costs you nothing, there is nothing to lose - but if this payment system becomes a world wide payment method, your Qs could be worth a lot. If you missed getting bitcoin years ago, you might not want to miss this...
If you are interested, here is a link https://initiativeq.com/invite/Bl2tYHD6m to the Initiative Q signup page.
Athlon Midas 1-6x24 MOA Riflescopes reduced from $529.99 to only $249.99 while supply lasts
We are blowing out our remaining inventory of these scopes to clear room for whatever SHOT Show 2019 may bring.
Whether you are shooting prairie dogs at 700+ yards or you are shooting 3 gun that replicates life and death scenarios you want a rifle scope that is accurate, tough, durable and extremely versatile. You need a scope with the Midas touch, it makes every shot gold. The Athlon Midas BTR is ready for anything. It is also is equipped with our advanced multi-coating so you’ll have the brightest, clearest long-distance image possible, in any situation. The innovative new XPL coated lenses gives you “Xtra Protective Lens” coating that protects you lenses from moisture, oil, dirt and smudges. The super-fast side parallax focus makes certain you have the clearest image in the world when it matters most. The ultra-strong one-piece tube is hammer-forged from an aircraft aluminum alloy for more strength than standard aluminum, multi-piece scope tubes. The 6x magnification ratio eliminates the needs for multiple scope for different game or types of hunting. No need for multiple scopes for multiple types of game animals.
This gives you an AMAZING opportunity to grab this fantastic scope, in your choice of:
Midas BTR 1-6x24 - ATSR16 SFP IR MOA
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Midas BTR 1-6x24 - ATSR1 SFP IR MOA
This Midas BTR 1-6×24 is equipped with ATSR1 reticle that is specifically designed for 3 gun competition (68 grain Hornady and 69 grain Sierra cartridge) and any Nato 5.56/.223 caliber rifle with hold over points for both bullet drop and wind. The 1 moa center red dot is perfect for zeroing your rifle at 200 yard. You can use the open centers below the center red dot for targets at 300, 400, 500, and 600 yard. The unique design of open centers does not block any 12~18 inch targets beyond 200 yards and allows a shooter to take a quick shot once a target fills up the gap in the middle.
If you want something with a little more power we still have a few of the:
Midas BTR 2.5-15x50 - APMR1 SFP IR MIL reduced from $559.99 to only $249.99
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Midas BTR 2.5-15x50 - APLR1 SFP IR MIL reduced from $569.99 to only $249.99
If there is anything you're looking for please give us a call at 516-217-1000. It is always our pleasure to speak with you. Always give a call to discuss options and what would be best for your needs
Have a great day.
Thank you for your continued support.
If there is anything else that I can assist you with please let me know.
Doug
Camera Land
720 Old Bethpage Road
Old Bethpage, NY 11804
516-217-1000, 212-753-5128
Please visit our web site @ Cameras,Binoculars, Spotting Scopes, Rifle Scopes | Camera Land NY
Long Islands Largest Camera and Sports Optics Superstore
Civil War Soldier Encounters a BigfootThe gentleman is reading a letter from a soldier who encountered a Bigfoot.
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Disabled Preppers Group
For those of us who are disabled, whether it be SSDI, SSI, Military, family members who are disabled and would like to discuss with others on how we might be able to get through today's times, SHTF or joining a MAG and what challenges may be faced with that.
Technique works very well for small, hot cooking fires with low smoke...
..But for larger, 'warmth fires', yes, choose well-dried hardwoods, wherever possible.. 'Sappy' / wet woods (ie: Pines..) will smoke more, but even so, there will be Only so-much you Can 'attenuate'..
..One idea we have for the 'Inner core area' of our BOL, is rigging up a Large 'tented canopy', where, just like a 'circus tent', there's a Center peak, and lower, stretched out sides, and the 'pitch' is quite steep (to help prevent snow-load / rain buildup, etc..) It's of a very heavy-duty Mil-grade multi-layer canvas material, that's (purportedly..) both radar / IR-imager dampening, and flame-resistant, but it will also be up High enough, for the 'ceiling' to be Well away from flame-tops...
...And the concept is, to help 'disperse' the smoke over a wider-area (ie: this canopy is 36' x 40' - pretty big area...) so the smoke-rising is not so 'columnar'... Yes, we'll 'have to be careful', etc, but with Open sides / plenty of airflow, not expecting spark-accumulations to really be an issue (again, it's flame-resistant, And the 'pitch' will be fairly steep...)
..Also plan to use 2-3 large, 'bowed' sheets of tin (like 4' x 8'...) with supports, creating a curved-wall 'heat reflector' behind the fire-pit area, so it 'reflects' the heat towards the sitting / cooking area - which means we Should be able to get away with Smaller more 'compact' fires (less smoke...)...
..Just some ideas, Fwiw.. 
jd
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How were the stores last ammo scare with stocking those 3 calibers? I didn't have a hunting type gun last scare, so didn't watch, but I know the ammo was still around. Did 30-06 vanish or was it still abundant? 308 is very popular, and a military round, did it vanish like 223? 270 was never a military round, was it totally ignored in the buy up?
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