A mother in Georgia who was accused of attempting to kill her daughter's sexual abuser has now been convicted of murder and other crimes after another person was fatally shot in the incident‚ according to Fox News Digital.The report stated that Danyale Harris‚ 42‚ was found guilty of the following crimes: felony murder‚ aggravated assault‚ conspiracy to commit aggravated assault‚ and possession of a firearm during the commission of a felony.Harris allegedly discovered a video on March 31‚ 2020‚ featuring her 12-year-old daughter engaged in a sexual act with a man who was later identified as 22-year-old Antonio Harley. The following day‚ around 3:30 a.m.‚ Harris reported the incident to a DeKalb County Police officer involved with the department's Special Victim's Unit. The officer insisted that Harris not let her anger get the best of her and seek out revenge‚ adding that a detective would be in touch with her shortly. However‚ Harris did not heed the warning. Hours after she reported the incident‚ Harris drove a large group of people to an apartment complex to confront Harley about the alleged sexual abuse. Three people in the group were armed with handguns‚ according to WAGA. Around 1:00 p.m.‚ Harris asked her daughter to point out which apartment Harley lived in. After the young girl did so‚ Harris knocked on the door with the rest of the group behind her. Reports noted that Harley did not open the door. He made his way around the side of the apartment to see who was there. Harris and members of the group she brought with her began chasing Harley‚ but he managed to get back into his apartment through a back door.After Harley made it back into his apartment‚ one person in Harris' group fired their gun‚ striking Harley in the chest. Harley's brother‚ who was also inside the apartment at the time‚ shot back as he tried to protect himself and five of his younger siblings‚ per reports.Juan Newkirk‚ 19‚ who was a member of the group Harris brought to Harley's apartment‚ was fatally shot in the exchange of gunfire.As a result of the incident‚ Harris was sentenced to life in prison with the possibility of parole‚ plus five years‚ according to Fox News Digital. Two others involved in the incident were charged.Harley ultimately survived his injuries‚ but he was charged with statutory rape‚ child molestation‚ and sexual exploitation of children.Harley's case is still pending.Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors‚ sign up for our newsletters‚ and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!

Circe is an ancient Greek minor goddess who spends her days on X‚ chronicling the late-stage American empire and dispensing advice on life and love in the digital era. You can submit your advice questions to her directly at Circe @vocalcry.Let's say you wanted to escape a cult. Let’s say the cult is academia‚ to keep things abstract. How would you do it?When you consider that the number of people with freshly minted PhDs every year far exceeds the number of people who join the Church of Scientology‚ it is worth asking how academia continues to find young recruits willing to give away years of their productive lives to engage in esoteric rituals in near poverty and social isolation for a slim chance at life-of-the-mind transcendence.The one quality that most cult members share is that they’re looking for an all-powerful mentor (or‚ in your case‚ a dissertation advisor) — a figurative daddy who will reward them when they’re good and scold them when they’re bad. Academics have this in spades. They’ve never developed an identity outside of being the teacher’s pet‚ and they struggle to make decisions without envisioning what grade they will get on their report card in life.Leaving academia involves recognizing that you’re in a cult and learning to accept that there is no final report card. The only grade you’ll get in life is pass/fail‚ which will only be awarded to you by a higher power. If you can come to terms with this‚ you might have a chance at escape. And if you can’t‚ joining a tech startup is always an option.I have read many 'red-pill' books to try to understand what men want. They all seem to be aimed at manipulating a woman’s desire for love to extract intimacy‚ only to lose interest in the woman afterward. I am losing hope about relationships and genuinely questioning why these men express that their version of true love is harems and cheating. Do any men truly love women? Is this really what love is about?A healthy relationship with both parents and a normal adolescent romantic awakening: no “red-pill” guru had both. Like all ideologies constructed around a master narrative to explain the world‚ “red-pill” concepts are founded on a grain of truth and distorted to massive proportions to attract a target audience. In this sense‚ the “red pill” is no different from Marxism‚ radical feminism‚ or any other ideology that preys on minds desperate for clarity in a world that is full of complexity.It is true that‚ on average‚ there are biological and psychological differences between men and women that require a theory of mind to appreciate fully and that being aware of these differences can help bridge the gap between the sexes‚ especially in the context of a relationship. The “red pill” organizes some of these differences into a seemingly coherent worldview that serves as a basis to justify the manipulation of women by men to often unsavory ends.It is worth noting‚ however‚ that every single “red-pill” guru eventually repents and comes to the conclusion that a monogamous relationship with one woman is more fulfilling than living like a degenerate. Dan Bilzerian is only the most recent in a long line of “red-pill” prodigal sons — without exception‚ all of these men eventually reach the same conclusion.It is also worth noting that the average well-socialized‚ well-adjusted man will never consume red-pill content‚ let alone create red-pill content. This latter pool of men is the one you should be fishing in when looking for love‚ which is a very real and wonderful thing. I cannot tell you where or when you will find your Prince Charming‚ but I can categorically tell you that he will not have internet brainworms.Are you wasting a girl's time by continuing to date her if‚ after six months‚ you can't yet see a future involving marriage but otherwise have no good reason to break up? If so‚ how to best end things without sounding mean? If not‚ how long do you wait to see if marital visions develop?The short answer is yes‚ and the long answer is also yes.Most men know when they meet the woman they want to build a future with early on‚ usually much earlier than six months. If it hasn’t developed‚ it isn’t likely to develop with the passage of time. If you are looking for a wife (presumably‚ she’s looking for a husband)‚ then not seeing a future involving marriage IS a good reason to break up. Not only is it a good reason‚ it’s the best reason.Every day you spend with a person you don’t see a future with is a day you’re robbing from both of you [time] that can be spent either in search of a spouse or in the company of that spouse. It is never pleasant to end things‚ but be honest about not seeing a future even if you can only offer vague reasons as to why. A woman will be far less upset about being rejected after six months than about being strung along for years only to eventually break up anyway and hear that you married another woman that you met only six months ago.Console yourself with the thought that 10 years from now‚ you’ll both be happily married to other people and that you’re taking a step today to ensure that future. And if the thought of ending up with other people instead of one other makes you sad and regretful‚ maybe it’s worth reconsidering and buying a ring. But please — no moissanite.I have a raging desire to set my boss on fire‚ and I’m exhausted by this and want it to end. How do I get over my desire to set my boss on fire?Buy a ticket to Burning Man and superimpose your boss’s face onto the burning effigy with the Apple Vision Pro. Or you can just find a new job.Circe‚ how do I get over relentless heartbreak?Barthes and Stendhal exhausted many words on this very dilemma to no avail‚ but as a 1000+-year-old goddess (though who’s counting)‚ I’ve had centuries to test out various theories (turning your beloved’s object of affection into a sea monster does NOT work)‚ and I’m here to offer practical solutions.First‚ give yourself a predetermined period to grieve. Watch sad movies‚ vent to anyone who will listen‚ read "The Sorrows of Young Werther" — whatever makes all of those melancholy feelings bubble to the surface. Don’t bury ... them; tragedy cleanses the soul. But you MUST be disciplined about the cut-off time for this period.Second‚ do not have any contact with this person. Hide any and all evidence of their existence. Do not stalk their social media. Do not ask your friends about them. For all intents and purposes‚ you must disappear them from your life.Third‚ make a list of everything you dislike about them‚ even if it’s totally ridiculous minutiae — their shoes‚ their eyebrows‚ anything that inspires even mild distaste. Anytime you reminisce about them‚ read the list. Read it again. Then eat a cookie. This is no longer the time for philosophical musings. You must not be above subjecting yourself to operant conditioning.Fourth‚ find a way to distract yourself with something that gives you purpose: work‚ friends‚ hobbies‚ etc. Getting in shape never hurts. Keep busy in a way that feels productive.If you follow this plan without cheating‚ you are guaranteed to feel better in about six months. Trust me‚ if I can get over Glaucus‚ you can get over anyone.

Bethesda’s Starfield might have dominated the headlines last year‚ but despite that and big updates to the likes of No Man’s Sky‚ Stellaris‚ and Star Citizen‚ Everspace 2 came out ahead as the best space game of 2023 for my money. With its speedy‚ satisfying space battles that strike that ideal balance between arcade satisfaction and more realistic physics‚ and a loot-hunting system in the style of RPGs like Diablo 4 that at times outpaces even Blizzard’s epic. Ahead of Everspace 2 Incursions‚ the big‚ free update set to launch in spring‚ developer Rockfish Games shows off “a major change” to how legendary equipment works‚ and how you’ll find some of your best items in the new update. Continue reading 2023’s best space game teases new gear types coming in big free update MORE FROM PCGAMESN: Best space games on PC‚ Best upcoming games

As the next Zenless Zone Zero beta looms‚ HoYoverse’s new game is already set up to give us plenty of free rewards when the full game launches in 2024. This is thanks to a staggering 30 million players already pre-registering for the game‚ with even more rewards available if we hit a few more milestones. Continue reading Zenless Zone Zero already offering loads of free rewards for launch MORE FROM PCGAMESN: Zenless Zone Zero release date‚ Zenless Zone Zero codes‚ Zenless Zone Zero banners

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A remarkable discovery has been made in eastern Poland. Archaeologists have unearthed a copper axe in Poland’s Hrubieszów district which looks for all the world like it belongs to the ancient Trypillia culture. Read moreSection: ArtifactsOther ArtifactsNewsHistory &; ArchaeologyRead Later 

Sausage and Peppers have incredible flavorful and are simple to make using a Crock Pot. Plus they’re versatile and can be served in many ways. A DELICIOUSLY EASY CROCK POT DINNER RECIPE I love this recipe for sausage and peppers. It is delicious all by itself or served in a lot of different ways. There’s something so delicious about these juicy bites of Italian Sweet Sausage mixed in a bed of tender onion and bell pepper slices! You can throw some in a sandwich or toss it with pasta. It is one of the recipes that is a go-to for me on weeknights when I am just stumped on what to make for dinner! FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS (FAQ’S) How to serve Sausage and Peppers? There’s so many options with this Sausage and Peppers recipe and I love it. Two of my most popular ways to serve it is on hot dog buns‚ or slice them up and serve them on their own. They’re also really good on top of a bed of pasta‚ rice‚ or egg noodles. What do you eat with Sausage and Peppers? This dish is perfect just by itself‚ but if you want some side option ideas‚ here are a few to try: – Southern Fried Potatoes– Mac and Cheese– Grilled Vegetables– Pasta Salad Can I make these Crock Pot Sausage and Peppers in the oven instead? Yes. Prep the sausage‚ peppers and onions as you would for the crock pot version. Preheat the oven to 400F and line a baking sheet with foil or parchment paper. Lay out the sausage‚ bell peppers‚ and onions in a single layer on the pan. Drizzle with olive oil since we aren’t adding butter. Season according to the crock pot version‚ toss as needed. Bake for 25-35 minutes‚ or until the peppers are as tender. You may want to rotate the pan about halfway through. Serve how you prefer. Can I serve with more sauce? Yes‚ if you like Sausage and Peppers with lots of sauce‚ these can be served with more warmed up marinara sauce How to store leftovers? Leftovers should be store in an airtight container in the fridge for up to 4-5 days. Transfer to a freezer safe container and keep for up to 3 months in the freezer. INGREDIENTS NEEDED: (SEE RECIPE CARD BELOW FOR THE FULL RECIPE) Only one package of Italian Sausage is shown. HOW TO MAKE SAUSAGE AND PEPPERS Slice up all the green peppers‚ red peppers and onions. This takes the most time in the preparation. The rest is a breeze! Pop all of your sliced veggies into a wide (or oval) 4 to 6-quart slow cooker. Season veggies with Italian seasoning‚ garlic powder along with salt and pepper. Pour the marinara sauce over peppers and onion. Stir well. Cover and allow to cook on low for 2 hours (stirring occasionally). When peppers and onions are soft and cooked‚ it’s time to start grilling up those sausages! Sear sausage in 2 Tablespoons salted butter‚ then added to the slow cooker. (this step is optional if you don’t want to brown your sausage.) Cook 4 more hours on low‚ stirring every hour or so as the peppers cooked down. But be careful not to break up the sausages as they will become soft from cooking. If you want to eat the sausages sliced‚ just remove from the crock pot‚ slice them up then add back in. Serve it all up by itself or on hot dog buns! CRAVING MORE RECIPES? Easy Sausage Baked BeansSausage Spaghetti CupsCreamy Tuscan Sausage Tortellini SoupSausage‚ Egg and Cheese Biscuit CasseroleCrock Pot Creamy Sausage and PotatoesAir Fryer Sausage BallsPolish Casserole for TwoCrock Pot LasagnaCrock Pot Pork Loin Originally published: December 2017Updated photos &; republished: March 2024 (Note: original post was a sponsored post for Johnsonville Sizzling Sausage Grill which has been discontinued) Print Crock Pot Sausage &; Peppers These Crock Pot Sausage and Peppers are so tasty and incredibly flavorful and simple to make. Italian sausage‚ peppers‚ onions and seasoning. Course Main CourseCuisine American Prep Time 15 minutes minutesCook Time 6 hours hoursTotal Time 6 hours hours 15 minutes minutes Servings 10 servings Calories 427kcal Author Brandie @ The Country Cook Ingredients4 red peppers‚ sliced4 green peppers‚ sliced1 large onion‚ slicedsalt and pepper‚ to taste1 Tablespoon Italian seasoning½ Tablespoon garlic powder 1 ¼ cups marinara sauce2 Tablespoons salted butter2 (19 ounce) packages Johnsonville Italian Sweet Sausageshot dog buns (or cooked pasta)‚ to serve InstructionsSlice up all the green peppers‚ red peppers and onions. This takes the most time in the preparation. The rest is a breeze!Pop all of your sliced veggies into a wide (or oval) 4 to 6-quart slow cooker.Season veggies with Italian seasoning‚ garlic powder along with salt and pepper. Pour the marinara sauce over peppers and onion. Stir well. Cover and allow to cook on low for 2 hours (stirring occasionally). When peppers and onions are soft and cooked‚ it's time to start browning the sausages. Sear sausage in 2 Tablespoons salted butter‚ then added to the slow cooker. (this is optional) Cook 4 more hours on low‚ stirring every hour or so as the peppers cooked down. But be careful not to break up the sausages as they will become soft from cooking. If you want to eat the sausages sliced‚ just remove from the crock pot‚ slice them up then add back in.Serve it all up by itself or on hot dog buns! Notes Please refer to my FAQ’s (Frequently Asked Questions) and ingredient list above for other substitutions or for the answers to the most common questions. NutritionCalories: 427kcal | Carbohydrates: 6g | Protein: 17g | Fat: 37g | Sodium: 974mg | Fiber: 2g | Sugar: 3g

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Prepping‚ and survival by extension‚ are very broad topics. There are many skills and resources that make survival easier‚ or even possible at all. Learning these skills and gathering these resources give you a leg up in survival situations‚ and picking up a few related prepping hobbies can help. I’ve previously written about hobbies in a guest post on another large prepping site but had my attribution removed. Luckily‚ I participate in a wide range of survival-related hobbies myself and have come up with an even larger and more comprehensive list of survival and prepping-relevant hobbies. Pick up any number of these and be more prepared for it. How to Pick a New Survival Hobby When I pick up a new hobby‚ I often consider whether it is shoring up a prepping weakness I have. This way‚ if I’m not looking too promising with my bartering skills‚ starting a stand at a flea market or farmer’s market could help me tackle that weakness head-on. Plenty of people have the other outlook too- play to strength. If you’re an avid shooter‚ hunting may make sense- especially if you need to improve your food sustainability. Consider where you are currently at on the broad spectrum of preparedness‚ and use you use your next hobby to strengthen your skills and resources. Survival Fitness Hobbies Fitness can often be overlooked when it comes to prepping and survival. We have a whole article talking about why being fit is important for preppers‚ so I won’t belabor the point. Here are some great fitness-focused hobbies to get into: Team Sports – these aren’t just for high school. Get back on the field and work on your leadership and teamwork skills at the same time. Hiking – getting outside surrounded by nature has a whole slew of benefits. Orienteering– brush up on your navigation skills with a compass and map while you hike. Geocaching – assuming you hike between geocaches‚ this can be a good way to practice navigating and situational awareness. Backpacking – basically the same as bugging out‚ backpacking is a great way to ‘dry run’ your bug-out plan. Martial Arts – learning self-defense while staying fit can improve your confidence‚ along with many other benefits. Paintball/Airsoft – Running around and having fun is a great way to stay fit. This fits better in the fitness category than the shooting hobby because of all the running around you do (usually). Weapon Hobbies Getting used to the weapons you have is just part of being a responsible owner. Whether it’s rifles or slingshots- know what you’re doing in order to be safe and effective‚ especially if your life may rely on it. Range Shooting – Taking your guns out to the range and keeping your trigger finger trained is something you should be doing anyways as a responsible gun owner. Skeet/Trap – Adding some movement to your targets increases the challenge when you’re using a shotgun. Pellet Guns – One of the cheapest ways to work on your marksman skills‚ an air rifle can be fun and rewarding. One of our writers detailed how he got into the air rifle hobby a while back. Hunting – Whether you’re hunting white-tails or ducks‚ or anything in between- hunting has long been an effective hobby for survival. Archery – Archery as a hobby exploded when Hunger Games came out‚ and there are still a lot of clubs and locations to practice this sport. Axe Throwing – Whether you are throwing axes or ‘hawks‚ there is some connection to survival if you have good enough aim. Knife Throwing – Just like axe throwing‚ this may not be the most versatile hobby‚ but it can help you with survival if you get good enough. Slingshots – Slingshots are really versatile in getting lines up over high tree limbs or for taking out small animals. Here is one of our favorite survival YouTubers‚ Fowler sharing his love for the slingshot: Food Hobbies Food is the way to the heart. But it’s also the way to survival! You won’t last long without food‚ so you might as well get cooking with a food-related hobby! There is a huge range of hobbies that can help put food on your plate in an emergency: Canning – You can put anything into a can. But just because you can doesn’t mean you should. Make stuff for your friends or for your food storage stockpile. Dehydrating – Pick up a cheap dehydrator and get started! Make jerky and plenty of other dehydrated snacks‚ then scale that into some food storage with a really long shelf life. Freeze Drying – Freeze dryers aren’t cheap but they are the best of the best when it comes to food preservation. Freeze-drying food yourself can save you a lot of money if you are stocking up and eating freeze-dried food anyways. Foraging – Foraging used to be a survival skill many people needed to rely on to survive. Now people can’t tell what’s what in their own yards. Luckily‚ it’s the type of knowledge that is easy to pick back up with a few hand guides and some practice in the woods. Trapping – You’ll need to check with your local rules and regulations‚ but trapping is another older survival skill that can put food on the table. Whether you’re using snares for small animals or conibears‚ it can help in a survival situation. Gardening – Getting your survival garden layout just right can be tricky‚ but it is worth it in the long run. Gardening is one of the most sustainable and effective hobbies you can have for preparedness. Cooking – Everyone should know how to cook‚ but that doesn’t necessarily make it a hobby. Acquiring a passion for exploring food and taste can make both you and the people around you happy and well-fed- plus it’ll keep the pantry stocked. Beekeeping – Honey is one of those wonderful things that doesn’t expire if you store it correctly‚ but having bees on hand to produce it is even better. Plus‚ they can pollinate gardens and help save the world. Entomology – Learning about bugs can help‚ especially if you can stomach the thought of eating them. Knowing which ones are best to eat is a niche survival skill making it a unique prepping hobby. Fishing – Fishing is fun‚ relaxing‚ and can put some really good food on the table. Keep Chickens – It’s not as easy as it sounds‚ but raising chickens can be rewarding. Keep Rabbits – Rabbits propagate like crazy‚ so some preppers focus solely on rabbit farms as a sustainable protein source. Keep Goats – Goats can be useful around the homestead‚ and you can always get goat milk. Breadmaking – With almost unlimited types of bread out there to make‚ you can focus on the several types of survival bread with long shelf life too. Brewing – Beer and wine used to be mandatory for survival before water treatment became widespread. Learning to brew batches of beer is very fun‚ and you can learn a lot of skills while you are at it. Financial Hobbies Hobbies that pull in a little money on the side are always nice to have. These hobbies can sometimes be referred to as ‘side hustles’‚ and there are plenty of prepping and survival-related side hustles you can pick up. Thrifting – Nothing quite like getting a great deal‚ and if you enjoy that thrill you may like making a hobby of it. Know your local thrift spots and find deals to shore up your prepping stockpile. Bartering – Haggling‚ negotiating- whatever you want to call it‚ learning the art of the deal is a useful skill. People make entire hobbies and lifestyles out of ‘trading up’ stuff. Bullion Coin Collecting – Coins‚ specifically bullion coins‚ can be a great alternative currency during survival situations. There are only a few situations where they would really shine‚ but it’s not just about being prepared. There is some satisfaction to collecting as well. Stock/Options Trading – We’re not encouraging you to start day trading without any experience‚ but stock picking can be rewarding if you have some conviction in certain companies and want to put your money where your mouth is. Stock picking is not quite the same as investing‚ so you may want to make sure your prepping financial plan is in order before you start experimenting. Blogging – Making a website can bring in some income and help you learn a lot about the subject you write about. Start a prepping or survival website to really learn everything in the niche. It’s brought me a lot of enjoyment‚ learning opportunities‚ and even some income! Survival/Bushcraft Creator – Become a YouTube‚ Instagram‚ or TikTok creator with personal and engaging content. Creators have to make their content exciting and provocative to a degree to catch on‚ but once they do they can make a lot of extra income. Just check out Canadian Prepper from our Top Prepper YouTube Channels who just passed 1 million subscribers: Make Stuff Hobbies that involve making tangible goods with your hands are always popular and great for prepping. Many of these directly translate to survival skills and are useful regardless of what state society is in. Candlemaking – Candles aren’t just for emergency lighting‚ there is a whole hobby community for making candles. Make candles in different shapes and whatever scent suits your fancy! Carving – Carving is a long-time relevant hobby for survival with its various uses for bushcraft and carpentry. If you know how to pull shapes out of wood you can make pretty much anything. Carpentry – Even with power tools‚ carpentry is a great survival hobby to have. The possibilities are endless for your prepping projects. Knapping – Another bushcraft skill is a great hobby. One of our favorite survival YouTubers‚ Donny Dust is always flintknapping new tools. Sewing – Whether you’re using an awe punch to sew heavy textiles and tarps together or just using an emergency sewing kit to patch up some clothes- knowing how to sew is a survival skill that can easily turn into a hobby. Quilting – Quilting is an artistic hobby that can provide practical warmth. Blankets are always important to have on hand in emergencies‚ and quilters will always have plenty around. Reloading – Recycling brass can save you a lot of money for a little investment in a press. If you are an avid shooter you may want to consider this hobby since it aligns so well with long-term survival as well. Soap Making – Hygiene is always an underrated prep‚ and soap making will make sure you’re always clean. Soap making has grown as a niche hobby and knowing how to make soap from scratch can come in handy during extended survival situations. Blacksmithing – Working metal with your hands will never be not cool‚ and it is a practical hobby for preppers and survivalists as well. Welding – Welding equipment will be tough to power when the grid goes down‚ but a welding hobby opens up all sorts of possibilities as a prepper getting ready for a grid-down event. Miscellaneous Hobbies These hobbies don’t fit the descriptions of our main areas but shouldn’t be discounted. Many of these prepping hobbies are extremely useful for survival situations and can help you keep up with the times. Lockpicking – Easy to pick up and learn with a lockpicking starter kit. Knot Tying – Learning a few solid survival knots isn’t hard‚ but there are always more to get the hang of. Knots can be both practical and beautiful‚ making this an interesting survival hobby. Here are the top 10 knots you should know for survival. Meteorology – Reading the weather- both with and without technology- can be pretty useful during disasters. Astrology Navigation – Being able to tell stars‚ planets‚ and constellations is pretty cool- but being able to navigate with them is even cooler. Being able to navigate at night with little to no equipment is definitely a unique survival skill. Reading – Always a good way to keep learning or you can just use a book to escape. It doesn’t have to be expensive either- there are plenty of free prepping books out there. Off-Roading – If you have an off-road bug out vehicle– why not get it out every once in a while and put it to the test? Amateur Radio (Ham) – Amateur radio is a whole subculture‚ but it’s also an excellent way to communicate in an emergency. You’ll need a license to join in the conversations‚ but you can start listening in for less than $20. Play a Musical Instrument – It may not seem like a prepping or survival hobby‚ but being able to play a musical instrument can come in handy. Music is great for relaxation‚ passing the time‚ or spending time with a group- all of which happen often in disasters and emergencies. Volunteering – Serial volunteering is always a noble pursuit. Get out and the community and make it better! Looking for specific volunteering opportunities that align well with prepping and survival skills? We got a list for that. Drone Flying – Drones are pretty ridiculous these days. I had one recently deliver food to my house‚ but they also can have flamethrowers added. Unlimited possibilities and niches to explore when it comes to drones. The Final Word Hobbies that are in some way related to prepping‚ survival‚ or preparedness are always useful to try out. If you find something you like you can be all the more prepared for disasters and emergencies. If not‚ at least you tried something new and broadened your horizons. 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