SurvivalRing

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SurvivalRing started in early 1997 as a single page focused on building up a network of like minded individual websites via the technology of Webrings. In 1999, SurvivalRing became a household name as Y2k chaos loomed on the horizon.

A major website update occurred in 2001, created while I was driving cross country as a hotshot truck driver. Major plans for SurvivalRing as a world class content website began then. Over the next few years, hundreds of megabytes, and then gigabytes, were uploaded and shared via many different sections of the 2001 design. Traffic to this site jumped to over 100,000 unique visitors a month, and hundreds of gigabytes (1000 megabytes per gigabyte) were downloaded each year. Also during this time, I returned to college and got degrees in web development and broadcasting, while earning many state and national academic recognitions.

This new site design is the culmination of years of study, new software, intense discussion, and many sleepless nights. Database driven info, multimedia delivery, unlimited expansion and upgrade capability, and a uniform presentation of all SurvivalRing content gives you faster and better access to all the ebooks, software, media and more. Use the navigation above to find ALL the sections of SurvivalRing, including many old, AND new, sections. As SurvivalRing 5.0 hits the streets, we’ll be looking for any access issues, speed problems, or other problems or issues.

Be sure to comment, or contact us, on our new look, style, and feel. It’s all here…just for you.

Rich

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Since 1997, SurvivalRing has been focused on providing documents, downloads, and information to all visitors in all areas  of family preparedness, survival, self-reliance, and self-sufficiency.

First time here? Visit our About Us page for details on what we do and why. Visit our many awareness pages for history and details of past disasters and informational overviews. Drop by our forums and find lots of info on a myriad of topics, or over 1,000 new downloads in the forum downloads area. Our chat room is also available 24/7, and we have new content being uploaded every week. Questions? Comments? Use our Contact page. We also have articles, gigabytes of downloads, and I’ll even personally respond to your emails if you’re looking for specific info or are just getting started in preparedness.

While you’re here, please check out the unbelievable savings on the SurvivalCD 5DVD/5CD, 10 disk set of data, with hundreds of thousands of printable pages, custom programmed and ready to help you prepare for anything.

Currently save over $50 on this COMPLETE set. Drop on over to our companion site and check the package out. 

Thanks for dropping in, and have fun.

Rich

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===> Survival of the relocated population of the U. S. after a nuclear attack (1)

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Thanks, Rich

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===> Manual estimation of fallout casualties (1)

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A few friends have reported seeing a Malware warning pop up when visiting the SurvivalRing homepage. I have a screen capture of the specific malware warning in question, but have NOT been able to find the offending code pointing to a *.in address.

And, neither has Google. Check out this link, a Google tool that shows regular malware checking visits DIRECTLY by Google scanning systems.

http://www.google.com/safebrowsing/diagnostic?site=http://www.survivalring.org

I will keep researching, and checking source code for the foreseeable future, until I can track down this intermittent issue. If you DO happen to see a warning, please make note of any specifics that might help me find the problem and make it go away.

Thanks, Rich

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Hi again, my friends…

I’ve been busy on SurvivalRing this week, and have added new download areas to the website, as well as started posting some great classic government produced civil defense documents right here on the SurvivalRing Blog.

Here’s a summary of the updated download areas…

All Hazard library – A vast collection of PDF and other documents covering all areas of natural and manmade disaster preparedness, as well as some public domain book and texts from the early 20th century.

Total Files Available: 436
Total Bytes: 1.89 GB
Go there….  ==> All Hazard Library

The Bunker library – Another huge set of PDF and other documents covering radiation measuring devices, nuclear testing years, radiation protection, expedient shelters, fallout, and many other similar topics.

Total Files Available: 229
Total Bytes: 1.19 GB
Go there….  ==> The Bunker Library

Field Manual library – Over 5 dozen PDF documents covering first aid, sanitation, engineering, hygiene, survival, decontamination, orienteering, and other training areas.

Total Files Available: 64
Total Bytes: 428.02 MB
Go there….  ==> Field Manual Library

Other updates to the SurvivalRing website include an update and expansion of our new Help Desk software, added to provide personal and quick help and assistance for information, questions, suggestions, or other needs. You can always find the link right below our Contact Me link in the menu above.

As for other updates, I’ll be adding new downloads to the SurvivalRing Blog at least 5 days a week, to keep providing updated and educational info to you and our other visitors. I’ve got hundreds of new PDF documents to share with everyone, so stay tuned for these additions as they happen.

Many other updates to SurvivalRing have been added to the back end of the website…the part that runs all these great features and interactive areas. New security tools are helping cut down on and report hacking attempts in real time. Caching tools are helping serve web pages faster than ever. New built in functions to our core site tools for charting things, adding reviews of new and interesting products and services, mapping news and visitors, and some exciting site-oriented social networking tools. We also will be expanding our Twitter and Facebook usage and interaction, so you can stay updated on news, alerts, downloads, and more…where ever you are. As I’ve mentioned previously, I can also provide real time updates to this website and my others, via my mobile devices, directly to the site homepage, from ANYWHERE.

These are just the current SurvivalRing updates. More content, articles, and audio and video are on the way as well, with a brand new area that will serve all our media needs now and in the future. And yes, I’ll be producing these new creations myself. Those college degrees are getting a workout just for you.

Finally, I’m still working on the next issue of our SurvivalRing Ezine newsletter. Watch for it in about a week or so.

Until next time, remember…you can comment on any post or page on the site, contact me directly via the contact form or help desk, and can ask for any new feature, topic, downloads, or other site features to be created or updated.

Rich

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Annual progress report civil defense research project – March 1965 – March 1966
Author(s):	Atomic Energy Commission.
Description:	196 p.
Publication Data:	Oak Ridge, TN : Oak Ridge National Laboratory. November 1966
Identifier/s:	Misc. No.: ORNL-TM-1531/ Misc. No.: W-7405-eng-26/ Misc. No.: UC-41/ Accession No.: 54082/ NTIS: AD802519
Type of Item:	(REPORT)
url:	URLs are tested and verified at time of data entry. handle.dtic.mil/100.2/AD802519 (22.7mb)
Subjects:	1. CIVIL DEFENSE 2. RESEARCH

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===> Annual progress report civil defense research project - March 1965 - March 1966 (8)

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Thanks, Rich