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Mans best friend

By Skean Dhude

For thousands of years man has kept and used dogs to perform tasks for him. From keeping a watch out to attacking invaders and aiding in hunts they have stood by our side and protected us and all for a few pats on the head and a bowl of horribly smelly food.

The chances are […]

9th September 2011 | Category: General, Homestead, Hunting, Security, Wellbeing |

Having a life

By Skean Dhude

A few years ago I was recruited as a senior manager in a chemical company. It was a massive change and a learning experience which taught me a lot about many different things. I was lucky and have had a few good mentors in my life.

Although I work in IT I am not one […]

28th August 2011 | Category: Organisation, Wellbeing |

Handling prisoners

By Skean Dhude

After an event we will eventually hit a situation where we need to restrain someone. Either a convicted prisoner, someone accused of a crime, someone who is drunk or just someone whom we want to restrain for some reason. It is inevitable once we start expanding the numbers in our community. The problem will then […]

3rd April 2015 | Category: General, Homestead, Security, Wellbeing |

Christian values

By Skean Dhude

Although I am not religious I am a firm believer in many Christian principles. I was brought up a Christian and was always encouraged by actions to treat others as I wished to be treated myself, to be charitable, not to kill or maim, steal, fold, spindle or mutilate. Simple rules that if everyone followed […]

18th August 2011 | Category: General, Wellbeing |
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