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The Discovery Channel had a Zombie Apocalypse marathon on last night to showcase a new series, ′Surviving Zombies′ and a new documentary, ′Zombie Preppers′. Surviving Zombies: The Apocalypse Field Guide, focuses on a company, Zombie Tools, started by three men, Max, Chris and Joey in Missoula, Montana. They primarily fashion blade weapons, mostly swords and spears, to give zombie hunters ′an edge′, pardon the pun, to deal with the undead when the bullets run out. In Zombie Preppers, we look into the lives of 4 people who are seriously preparing for a zombie apocalypse, as well as several egg-head PhDs who have ′researched′ the possibility of such a scenario. One fellow, Dr. Steven Schlozman from Harvard Medical School, really thinks that a zombie pathogen is a potential threat to humanity.

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Renowned astrophysicist from Cambridge University, Stephen Hawkings, says that the Earth is doomed unless humanity engages in more space exploration. Hawkings commented on humaity′s fate during a visit to the Los Angeles Cedars-Sinai Medical Center Regenerative Medicine Institute this past Tuesday. The facility has been making progress in developing a stem cell therapy that may one day cure Lou Gehrig′s disease. Prof. Hawkings has the disease, also known as ALS and was invited by the program′s team leader, Dr. Robert Baloh. Concerning the future of Mankind, Hawkings said, ″We must continue to go into space for humanity. We won′t survive another 1,000 years without escaping our fragile planet.″ Do you agree?

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Last night, National Geographic aired another new episode of Doomsday Preppers, entitled, ′Gonna Be A Big Bang.′ We are introduced to two prepper families. One in Oklahoma whom have decided to purchase an underground bunker. The other from Kansas which is going the extra mile, 3,000 miles actually, to bug out and hide in Costa Rica. Both groups are concerned about a pending economic collapse in the United States. So how did the panel of experts from NatGeo TV score their preparations? Let us find out!

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We had a double-header on the National Geographic Channel last night with an all new episode of Doomsday Preppers, entitled ′Let Her Rip′, followed by the premier of a new series, Apocalypse 101. On Doomsday Preppers, we were introduced to three families, including one a descendent of the famous Hatfield family and another ′Liberal′ prepper. While the Hatfields plan on using a home-made trebuchet, that′s catapult to you non-French-speakers, the Liberals hope that their spirit drumming and herd of goats will keep them alive. Apocalypse 101 featured four non-active duty Marines who started a survival supply and consulting company in eastern Colorado. Seems that NatGeo TV is looking to keep cashing in on this popular theme.

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After a rerun last week, we had a new episode last night of Doomsday Preppers, A Fortress at Sea, on the National Geographic channel. Two prepper families were shown. One in Washington State near Mt. St. Helen which plans to escape a volcanic eruption with a mobile caravan which includes an armored ′Battle Bus.′ The other family was from Oregon and they plan to survive a geomagnetic storm caused by a solar flare on the high seas. Their custom-built, steel-hulled boat, the Iron Maiden, is 90 tons of floating fortress. Let us see how these two groups of preppers score?

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Last night on the National Geographic Channel, NatGeo TV, we had another fun episode of Doomsday Preppers entitled, Pain is Good. We were introduced to two preppers, Craig, who practices prepping Alaskan-style and David, a Liberal Moonbat from Hawaii who communes with the Universe for his major decisions. While Craig teaches his youngest daughter, Emily, how to hunt moose and bear, David drinks his own urine and consults the Cosmos with his ′Earth-woman′, Rachelle, as to whether or not some berries are poisonous. David is prepping for a major tsunami strike on Hawaii while Craig worries about a tyrannical government declaring martial law once the economy collapses. Let us see how these two preppers get scored by the panel of experts?

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It was fitting last night that NatGeo TV aired Doomsday Preppers episode, Solutions Not Problems, at the same time as Barack Obama′s State of the Union address. Both of our featured preppers are preparing for an economic collapse, which is closer to happening should Obama increase taxes and spending as he proposed. But our hardy preppers are getting ready for the chaos which will follow. One will use an available resource, piles of rocks, to defend his life and property. Another fellow who bought an old Atlas missile silo in Kansas to convert into a doomsday bunker is seeking love, hoping to find that special someone to share and survive the Apocalypse with! How romantic!

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Last night on the National Geographic network, NatGeo TV ran another exciting new episode of Doomsday Preppers entitled ′Hit the Ground Running.′ We were introduced to three groups of preppers, each with a different approach to surviving a catastrophe. Two were husband-wife teams, one practicing a low-income method of funding their preps by becoming beekeepers. The other spending lots of money on not one, but two steel bunkers, buried at separate locations. The third prepper is a ′road warrior′, traveling the highways and back roads of America in his tricked-out RV. Let us see who scores the best?

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