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dsnexus · 2012-10-22T17:54:53Z

Greetings from Calgary!It's been a long time since I last logged in... as it's been a very busy year for me... a big year for life changes.... My apologies to those who may have thought I dropped off the face of the planet...I'm back... My wife and I recently moved to the foothills near Okotoks/Black Diamond, AB. We had always been wanting to move out to the country, and get out of the big city (which was never for us), and are loving it now. We also decided about 6 months back to downsize our lives considerably and start paying more attention to the things we love most in life, being out in the country being one of them. We're more country folk than city-dwellers, that's for sure. So I changed careers... sort of semi-retiring, minus the money to do so, if that's even possible. I took some time off and finally got my book finished which I had announced my website for back in March on this forum. Well... it's finally completed now. I decided to self-publish it just to save time and get it out to everyone sooner than what would otherwise be much later via the traditional publishing houses. So, if you're interested in Emergency Preparedness, Survival Preparations and all the many offshoot tangents related to it, check it out on Amazon in their Books category. Type the title in the Search field to go directly to it... (SURVIVING WHAT'S TO COME). Note the Table of Contents chapters for what's in it, too, as Amazon's preview functionality only allows for the first bit of the first chapter to be previewed. And in my book, that's merely the preamble, "setting the stage" for the real meat later on that's yet to come in subsequent chapters. I've done it as an inexpensive kindle e-book on Amazon, and back on my book's website,you can download a PDF version of it, if preferred to the Kindle format.Here's my book's description from Amazon. It's a serious read, perhaps not for the faint of heart, or those looking for a light read. This one's NOT for the "less is more" person, looking for a short quick read. You might say this is one for the weekend-long read in your comfy chair NOT for glancing at during breaks at work... In my humble opinion, when it comes to being prepared and survival, it's not about less is more, it's about "more is best", (i.e. if I'm ever faced with a serious crisis or disaster my family and I need to survive, I don't want to hear only the top 10 points or short version of what I need, or what to do... I'd want to know ALL I COULD...EVERYTHING, so that I can be as prepared as possible, along with contingencies for sudden surprises, too. Just remember that "the only guarantee in a survival situation is that nothing is guaranteed". It's with that in mind that I've written this book. This one's purposely rather comprehensive, and may also tread where others don't want to bother. I've spared no detail, and pulled no punches, as they say, either. It's serves as both a "reality-check" and challenge to all people anywhere who are concerned about what the future may hold for all of us. I welcome your comments upon reading it. If any of you feel inclined to do so, as it's brand new on Amazon, I'd greatly appreciate you being one of the first to write a review of it. And by all means, if you feel it's a worthwhile read, please tell or email others about my book, too. You may refer them to Amazon or my book's online home attoo. I'll also be writing more books related to this topic in the months to come. I hope you enjoy it and find it beneficial. It's been a labour of love for me but I just wanted to get it out there as soon as possible. I believe the timing is very right for this kind of practical book.“SURVIVING WHAT’S TO COME - To Prepare or Not To Prepare, That is the Question” is a particularly relevant book for our current times --- This is an Eye-Opener & Call-to-Action book for those who don’t yet see what they may need to... It’s a What You Need & What You Need To Do book reminding those who already believe, and informing those who may yet come to believe... that there’s wisdom in Emergency Preparedness.The fact is, there are many people who are beginning to believe that the future won’t be quite as rosy as we’d all like it to be. They believe there’s a need for emergency preparedness versus those who don’t believe anything bad could ever happen in their own back yard, let alone on the global stage. They're sensing that something's in the works, something's brewing...and if we ignore what’s happening around us, we may ignore it to our peril... This is NOT a typical doomsday book nor is it about the supposed end of the world as we know it. It is a very timely, highly practical, informative book that will help prepare you physically and mentally for whatever the future might bring. In the first couple chapters we look at our current global economic situation, and what’s going on around the world, and what it all might mean to us at a personal level. The rest of the book is about arming you and ...

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dsnexus

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Topic starter 24/10/2012 10:11 am

Thx.

dsnexus

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"There's wisdom in emergency preparedness"

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denob

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24/10/2012 10:27 am

Yes, the Members Businesses area is now open and can be found here...
http://internationalpreppersnetwork.net/viewforum.php?f=82
Please also take a few moments to read through the new Code of Conduct found here...
http://internationalpreppersnetwork.net/viewtopic.php?f=83&t=2356
Thanks.

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27/10/2012 5:10 pm

dsnexus,

I hope you will return and post on some of the threads. The marketing area is now open. You should be able to promote yourself and your book there.

Mountainman.

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dsnexus

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Topic starter 27/10/2012 5:37 pm

Thanks Mountainman. I will. I work odd hours including weekends. I should have some time next Tues/Wed.
Have a nice weekend!

dsnexus

http://www.survivalpreparations.ca

"There's wisdom in emergency preparedness"

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Topic starter 27/10/2012 7:17 pm

Ferjuna,

Ha-ha-ha...

I take all of this a little more seriously than that. All the best to you.

dsnexus

http://www.survivalpreparations.ca

"There's wisdom in emergency preparedness"

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