The struggle of raising animals, with love, for the slaughter by Judith Horvath Let’s talk about the psychology of raising an animal for meat, and how to face that. We’re going to look at the bigger picture, and the effects on the family and children; both short term and long term. I like to call it harvesting, not to be PC, but because it’s what I’m doing. Butchering […]
A Company’s Incorrect Passkey Process Can Lead to Phishing Attacks by iSecurityGuru As I wrote in Part 1 of this series, Unlike passwords, passkeys are resistant to phishing attacks. Built into the passkey’s cryptographic protocol, the domain of the website you are logging into will be checked. You cannot be phished with passkeys. But unfortunately, I am already seeing an example of a companies implementing passkeys in […]
When Resilience Mattered, But Had No Name by George Galpin It was early January 1967, and we were trying to make our way to Watson Lake in the Yukon so I could catch the Canadian Pacific DC-6 flight back to Vancouver. This was the end of a 2-week Christmas wolf hunt and introduction to winter trapping. The flight from Dease Lake about 150 miles to […]
REPLAY: December Peak Insider Live Q&A with Chris and Evie by Peak Team A special date and time, but all the same insightful, time-saving, dot-connecting information. It was a busy afternoon for this special show. Chris and Evie answered questions about Japan’s financial cliff Why banks aren’t fighting Central Bank Digital Currency Whether mRNA spike proteins impact people up to a year later (or more) The WEF plans […]
NEW TIME: December Peak Insider Live Set For Noon, EST., Dec. 21 by Peak Team Yes, even Chris and Evie get to celebrate special occasions, like birthdays. So, December’s Peak Insider Live will not be at the usual 7 p.m. BUT December 21, at 12 p.m., noon, EST. Grab your lunch (for the East Coasters), and get your questions answered directly by Chris and Evie. Now, beat the holiday rush […]
Crisis Resilience: Bugging-Out by Rick Cox Previously, I wrote about Bugging-In, staying in your current dwelling to ride out a crisis situation. This article is about Bugging-Out, the act of making the determination that it is better to vacate the premises than stick around during a crisis. My hope is that anyone contemplating this option has taken a long and hard […]
Is there a better password protection than Passkey? by iSecurityGuru Fifty years ago, at the dawn of the Internet, people logged on to systems using passwords. Today, we are still doing the same. Despite the astonishing growth and development of technology over the past five decades, user authentication is still stuck in the technological stone age. The problem is, as I explained here “If you […]
Next Peak Insider Live: Dec. 21, 12 p.m. EST by Stewart Now at a NEW TIME! Want to have a conversation with Chris and Evie? They are ready to talk about virtually any topic: Russia, Twitter, the environment, social craziness, Europe’s approaching energy crisis, and, of course, Resilience – or maybe, emotional resilience during the holidays. Advanced question are closed for now. But join Chris and Evie […]
Emergency Food Preparation for Pets and Livestock by Samantha Biggers Here’s a simple truth: If you don’t store food for your pets in case of an emergency, you may be forced to feed them food meant for you or your family. If you consider your pet part of the family, you need consider the same level of emergency preparation for your pets as you do for […]
REPLAY AVAILABLE: November Peak Insider Live Q&A by Peak Team Chris and Evie took lots of questions from the Tribe on many subjects: How to invest in energy companies Gold and Silver Unrest in Brazil and China. Covid vaccine and the movie “Died Suddenly”. What embalmers are finding. Long term impact of the vaccine. Who backs the WEF. Russia’s relationship to the WEF. America’s real […]
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