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Six years ago, Tammy Strobel was unhappy- "I was commuting 2 hours a day, going to a job I hated, overweight, unhappy, kind of middle class plight". Then she watched a youtube video featuring Dee Williams and her tiny home- a moment she calls her "turning point"- and she began to dream about less. Prior to downsizing Tammy and her husband, Logan Smith, were living in a two-bedroom apartment, driving two cars, commuting long distances and $30,000 in debt, but they were hesitant change the status quo. "Initially, we resisted the idea of moving into a smaller one-bedroom apartment because we were more concerned about appearances and space for guests than for our financial well-being. We decided something needed to change once we realized our debt was causing us so much stress." Tammy and Logan began with small steps. They sold one car and moved into a one bedroom apartment. Next it was a 400 square foot home. Today they are car-free and living in a 128-squar...

Peak Moment 168: Take a tour, accompanied by curious sheep and geese, of Mark Cooper's self-sufficient small farm. Over several years, he transformed a rundown house and hillsides of berry brambles into pasture and gardens where he produces and preserves most of his family's food. Visit the Goose Grotto in a constructed pond, a heritage fruit tree orchard, logs producing shiitake mushrooms, and a cheap-and-easy container kitchen garden. Mark gives us a closeup view of the solar dehydrator he constructed from salvaged materials - and his tips on food drying. He has husbanded up to fifty animals at a time, including two Tibetan yaks! This farmstead in Rough and Ready, CA lives up to the town's name ? and is a testament to hard work, wide-ranging construction skills, and love.

http://bit.ly/1e8S8Vb Everything you need is within one mile of where you live. Garro Tibbo is living proof. He lives in a normal suburban home in Toronto Canada but doesn't need a grocery store or even a job. He eats wild plants and makes money recycling. This is NOT a poverty lifestyle. Gary now owns 3 properties, all his health problems are healed and he is free from the stresses of society. Forget the economy. Everything you need is already around you right now. This is the future.

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A Ukrainian television station aired this security camera footage and reports that it shows President Viktor Yanukovich fleeing in a helicopter just hours before he was ousted.

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The WIPP site near Carlsbad announced Thursday it will be shut down for at least the next three weeks because of a radiation leak. Officials said they've stopped the leak. Officials with the Waste Isolation Pilot Plant near Carlsbad said radiation leaked from the underground facility into the air last week. The WIPP plant disposes of nuclear waste, so when evidence of a leak is found, it's taken very seriously. "Any type of release outside of the facility or inside the facility is unacceptable and is dis-concerning," said Ryan Flynn, Secretary of the NM Environment Department. The entire facility was evacuated after the leak was discovered. "This is the first time that we have had a leak at the facility," said Joe Franco of the U.S. Department of Energy. Secretary of the state environment department said even one time is unacceptable. "From the state's perspective, one event is far too many," said Flynn. The plant said the air is safe, and the...