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A SEARCH FOR HAVEN (Part 1) PDF Print E-mail
Written by Dan Wolfe   
Wednesday, 16 March 2011 00:00

 

I know you have all been waiting for me to post the next set of chapters for Hollow Men, but it turns out that inserting my secret messages in it, (you knew that there were secret messages in it, right?), is a lot harder then I thought, so i am doing a full re-write again. In order to get the creative juices flowing again, I've started a section here on the blog of short fictions... enjoy. - Wolfe

Last Updated on Wednesday, 16 March 2011 05:21
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Beginners Guide To HAM Radio – Debian Program List PDF Print E-mail
Written by Dan Wolfe   
Thursday, 13 November 2008 14:14

There is a little know fact about the history of the computer operating system called Linux that I have to mention here at the out set. Debian Linux was built for HAM operators thanks largely to Bruce Perens. I've always liked the idea to be able to contact someone on the other side of the world without giving a dime to Ma Bell. The added bonus is being able to do this without being dependent on the grid, and solely self-contained.

There is an often missed topic for Survivalists and that I find unusual, and that being communications. Communications is the root of information, and information is key to survival. As I create How To's and Guides on this site I will tend to break it up into smaller bits and bites (pun intended), so for the first step in learning about HAM Radio Communications, I am providing a list of free open source programs related to HAM Radio.

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A question from my Mom. PDF Print E-mail
Written by Dan Wolfe   
Tuesday, 22 April 2003 22:10

Yesterday Wolfe’s Mom asked him:

When there are so many problems in the world, how do you choose the ones that you’re active in?

Good question.

There are many things I consider before I get involved, or to what degree I get involved in a matter.

First, I guess is what amount of effort can I afford to give? Sometimes, when people get involved in helping a cause they cause more damage by quitting before they finish what they set out to do. you have to know your limits, it’s a risky thing to take up a cause, and commit yourself in any degree. Even writing a letter, if that is all you intend to do, can have a cause and effect on your personal life, and those around you. I know, I have over 154
summary convictions against me for everything ranging from trespassing to keeping the peace orders. All of them are a result of protests of some kind.

Second, who else is involved in the cause? I will never help out Ronald McDonald house. To me it is one of the highest forms of being a hypocrite, to help people come back to health by accepting help from a corporation which is causing health problems. Guilty by association is very real, and defeats any progress.

Third, can those directly effected by the problem speak for themselves and are they doing so? It is one thing to stand up for human rights and those that lack them in some country. It is another, to interfere with the natural process of change, and the growth of democracy in a place that is not ready, or doesn’t want it. If a group of people are not supporting you changing their lives “for the better” then it is likely that you do not understand the
culture or contents of what is really going on. Anything you do is forced, and un-welcomed. This is most likely the case in situations where one group of people try to “export democracy” to somewhere like Iraq. Democracy has to grow from within or it’s inception is corrupted.

Some people get involved because they have no choice. Father-Rights groups are full of fathers who have lost their rights as fathers for example. Other groups are formed as a result of compassion for those who cannot speak for themselves, every animal rights group is a result of this process.

I tend to lean toward groups that are based on an ideal of some kind. It isn’t about saving the whale for me, but saving the ocean and planet as a whole. If I join a save the whale based organization, we might in fact save the whale, but save the entire planet, and the whale is saved as well.

Wolfe

Last Updated on Wednesday, 15 December 2010 19:08
 
Personal Changes PDF Print E-mail
Written by Dan wolfe   
Sunday, 03 June 2007 14:49

You may start to notice a few changes on this site. I know that this site changed a few times over the years, but these coming changes are reflexes what is currently happening in my life.

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Mondays PDF Print E-mail
Written by Dan Wolfe   
Monday, 28 April 2003 18:51

Did I mention I hate Mondays?

“Mister Monday can you spare a dime…”-The Original Caste

That song is running around in my head this morning. The same group recorded a 45 with “Wan Tin Solider” on the other side. That is my all time favorite. It still gets occasional air time on the radio even today, but the group never made it into the big time. I guess you could say it keeps it real.

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