It was an experiment, they said, to see if a claim could serve as "an unusual public lands preservation tactic," a way to keep other miners out.
By Andrea Thompson November 7, 2008 It was an odd coincidence to see this article in the Times, on the resurgence of root cellars, since just last week I paid a visit to Philipsburg Manor, in Tarrytown, where I was given a lesson in the food-preservation tactics of yore — including, yes, root cellars.
It was an odd coincidence to see this article in the Times, on the resurgence of root cellars, since just last week I paid a visit to Philipsburg Manor, in Tarrytown, where I was given a lesson in the food-preservation tactics of yore including, yes, root cellars.
In more recent years, pulling out of South Korea entirely has been presented by some skeptics as a self-preservation tactic.
And all officers have been given training in de-escalating conflicts and in what the department calls "preservation of life" tactics.
Those governments whose tactics for self-preservation have become linked to their hopes for Castro's downfall were stalwart in their support, even, in some cases, proffering their ships or their ports in the American cause.
Militant tactics were acts of self-preservation; resistance against the violence and aggression of institutionalised gender discrimination and abuse threatening women's lives and minds.
"There's probably a range of motivations for why people are breaking with Assad, from self-preservation to an inability to tolerate his ruthless tactics".
It is no surprise therefore that the Byzantine and Arab manuals emphasize cautious tactics, with the priority given to the preservation of one's own fleet, and the acquisition of accurate intelligence, often through the use of spies posing as merchants.
The "Battle of Yonkers" is a disaster; current weapons and tactics prove ineffective against zombies, as the enemy has no self-preservation instincts and can only be stopped if shot through the head.
