For starters, downloading how-to, prep-oriented videos onto your computer would be a good start so that you'd have them available if the Internet and/or electrical grid ever went down. Great advice:
My opinion so far has been that sleep has been a much greater necessity, Redneck. I haven't had time to delve much into the book with having been out of town and then getting sick, but I hope to dig into the book soon. Maybe you could order one as well and we could give a tag-team critique, sorta like Siskel and Ebert.
Nickelless I have DTP the 2nd Ed...would you be willing to reproduce the Table Of Contents for me...trying to figure out if I should upgrade.
One of the coolest things in DTP 2nd ed is a chart that tells you how to read all those factory stamps on your food...very handy.
DTP 2nd ed is a very complete guide BTW
I'll make a note to copy the table of contents, or I could just retype it for you. I'll try to post it in the next couple days. It's a pretty thick book...about 700 pages, I think.
Small-Scale Grain Raising, Second Edition: An Organic Guide to Growing, Processing, and Using Nutritious Whole Grains, for Home Gardeners and Local Farmers: