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		<description><![CDATA[Portable lights are always a necessity. Whether it be flashlights, glow sticks, lanterns, or any other portable light source, there is always a need to have portable lighting at hand in case of emergencies. When it comes to flashlights, you definitely get what you pay for. You can spend a few bucks to get an adequate flashlight, but it may not be ready when you need it most. I don&#8217;t like spending a lot of money on something like a flashlight, but when you need it most you would pay just about anything for it to work. When it comes to flashlights and other devices, don&#8217;t forget about spare batteries. There are flashlights that don&#8217;t need batteries. Some you wind to generate their power and others you shake. It is not a bad idea to always have one of these. With today&#8217;s ever-growing technology items, emergency recharging of all of our technology items has also become a necessity. Amazon.com Widgets Power packs are a very handy method of having portable power. Most power packs provide both AC and DC power to accommodate all your items. Some have a radio built in, jumper cables, mini air compressors, and just about any [...]]]></description>
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		<description><![CDATA[Nothing is more important than family, and nothing can put us into panic quicker than not knowing the welfare of our family members. What if a fire breaks out in the middle of the night; or a tornado, earthquake, or flood strikes? You will awaken to chaos with survival mode in high gear. Where are the kids, did they get out? Are they safe? That is the wrong time to be thinking of an emergency plan. A well-thought out home emergency plan that is practiced may be the difference in surviving such a nightmare. Take a look at your home. Is your master bedroom on one side of the house and the kids’ bedrooms on the other? Most newer homes are designed like this to give privacy to the parents, but may cut you off from your children during an emergency. Let’s take a look what you can do to improve your family’s safety in the home. Designing a home emergency plan does not need to be rocket science and should not be complex. Use the following ideas to prepare and establish a home emergency plan: Prepare Your Home for Emergencies Smoke detectors on every level of the house, including [...]]]></description>
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