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Following a disaster, natural or man made, clean drinking water is often in short supply. Coupled with the strenuous activity of clearing debris, or rebuilding your home, the risk of dehydration is always greater than normal. As a rule, the person suffering from dehydration will not be the first to notice the symptoms. In the aftermath of a disaster watch those around you closely. A loss of as little as 2% of normal body fluids can bring on symptoms of dehydration.

Symptoms of mild dehydration include all, or some of the following;

cramping in the arms and legs,
headaches,
dry mouth, dry tongue; with thick saliva,
flushed face
extreme thirst, more than normal or unable to drink,
dry, warm skin
cannot pass urine or reduced amounts, dark, yellow,
dizziness made worse when you are standing
weakness
crying with few or no tears
sleepy or irritable,In cases of mild dehydration, increased fluid intake is mandatory. Water is preferable to sports drinks in these situations as the correct balance of electrolytes is unknown. Get the person to a cool place, out of the sun. Have them stop all strenuous activity, remove clothing and lie quietly with their feet elevated. Symptoms should subside slowly, but watch the person for signs of a worsening condition and have them avoid strenuous activity for 24 hours.

Symptoms severe dehydration includes some, or all of the following.

rapid and deep breathing - faster than normal,
fast, weak pulse,
skin loses its firmness and looks wrinkled,
lack of elasticity of the skin,
severe muscle contractions in the arms, legs, stomach, and back,
sunken dry eyes, with few or no tears,
low blood pressure,
fainting,
convulsions,
a bloated stomach,
heart failure,
sunken fontanels, (the soft spot on an infants headIn severe dehydration, the patient may develop evidence of shock, including:

diminished consciousness,
lack of urine output,
cool moist extremities,
a rapid and feeble pulse (the pulse may be undetectable),
low or undetectable blood pressure,
peripheral cyanosis, (extremities and nail beds have a blue cast).Death follows soon if rehydration is not started quickly. In moderate to severe dehydration a sport drink, or rehydration drink should be given. If none is available you can make one using the following recipe.

DO NOT GIVE THIS DRINK TO CHILDREN UNDER THE AGE OF TWELVE.

Mix the following;

1 quart of water,
1/2 teaspoon baking soda,
1/2 teaspoon table salt, or a "lite" potassium based salt substitute,
3 to 4 tablespoons of sugar.A person suffering from dehydration should drink a minimum of ten glasses of water per day.

Seek medical attention if the person does not improve quickly, or if they experience any of the following symptoms.

Decreased alertness,
dizziness, lightheadedness, feeling of fainting.
decreased urination.

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In a large scale disaster, Emergency Services will be delayed or unavailable. The employee at your site, the teacher at school or the civilian at home will become a "spontaneous responder". When people are confronted with the realities of a disaster such as an earthquake, they will be forced to make many decisions very quickly. Disaster Survival Skills will give them the knowledge and the skills to make the right decisions.

The Emergency Response Teams in businesses and teachers at schools and even moms at home should receive training in the areas of Light Urban Search & Rescue, Triage, Disaster First Aid and Fire/Utility Control. The early intervention of trained persons will not only save lives but reduce property losses in both large and small scale emergencies.

Light Urban Search & Rescue training will enable the spontaneous responder to perform an organized search effort to safely remove un-trapped and trapped victims without causing harm to themselves or the victim.

Triage and Disaster First Aid techniques will allow the rescuers to manage an overwhelming number of injured victims by evaluating and prioritizing their treatment as the professionals do in mass casualty incidents.

Everyone should learn to use a fire extinguisher. All fires start small. With extinguishers already in place, a trained person could be a real solution to an otherwise serious problem. The failure to control utilities quickly following a disaster could have a tragic effect on the outcome of your emergency.

The key to your success will be having both the skills and the tools necessary to handle and manage the chaos that awaits you. You will be the backbone of the initial rescue effort and begin the process of recovery.

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You must prepare and understand the environment your facing in order to survive an arid or desert climate. You'll need to determine your equipment needs, the tactics you'll be using, and how the environment will effect your equipment and tactics. Your survival will depend on your knowledge of terrain, basic climate elements, your ability to cope with these elements, and your will to survive.

Terrain

Most desert areas have several types of terrain.

Mountainous
Rocky plateau
Sand dunes
Salt marshes
Broken, dissected terrain

Desert terrain makes movement complex and demanding. Land navigation will be extremely complex as there are very few landmarks.

Water

A key factor in desert survival is understanding the connection between physical activity, air temperature, and water consumption. The body requires a specific amount of water for a certain level of activity at a certain temperature. For example, a person performing hard work in the sun at 43 degrees C requires 19 liters of water a day. Lack of the required amount of water causes a quick decline in an individual's ability to make decisions and to perform tasks efficiently. Your typical body temperature is 36.9 degrees C (98.6 degrees F). Your body gets rid of excess heat by sweating. The hotter your body becomes the more you sweat. The more you sweat the more water you lose. Sweating is the principal cause of water loss. If a person stops sweating during periods of high air temperature and heavy work or exercise, he or she will quickly develop heat stroke. This is an emergency that requires immediate medical attention.

Make the most of your water supply!

Find shade and get out of the sun
Place something between you and the hot ground
Limit your movements
Conserve your sweat by wear a full outfit. This will protect you from hot-blowing winds and direct rays form the sun, also your clothes will absorb your sweat wich will in turn help you stay cool longer.
If water is scarce try to limit food intake. Food requires water for digestion.
At temperatures below 38 degrees C. drink half a liter of water an hour.
At temperatures above 38 degrees C, drink 1 liter of water every hour.

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When sitting among the various survival groups you often hear it said that someone is storing this or that for their short term storage and this and that for their long term storage. This is actually utter nonsense as the only difference in the short and the long term storage should be the quantity of products that are being stored.

There is an old saying among those who practice food storage and that is that you should store what you eat and eat what you store. Why in the world would anyone wish to store cans of mixed vegetables if they do not eat them. If you don't like to eat them in the short term then you certainly will not care for them several years from now. I would like to think that no one would store something that they did not care for but rather save some extra items that they do like. People who state that they are saving foods for the long term that they do not care to eat must not fully understand what the terms actually mean. Generally one should incorporate their long term foods in with their short term ones.

I am fortunate in that I have several freezers for my frozen meats and occasional vegetables. In addition, I have a complete room that serves as my pantry for both the dry foods and those purchased in cans. Then we use the kitchen closets for our immediate needs.

Now don't get me wrong for I store more then just our foods. I actual store many different items that I feel would be required if my family and I had to survive any time in our safe room. Whatever I use something up I try to purchase at least 2 or 3 more to replace them. This way I do not destroy our family budget when I buy replacement supplies. I usually try to have at least one year's supply of products readily available and stored away for any sort of emergency. In my supplies you can find things such as lamp oil, matches and lighters, mantles, soaps, shampoo and conditioners. I have stored up on toilet paper as well as deodorant.

I keep a small supply of crayons and coloring books as well as other items that could occupy a Child's life when in a semi-isolated condition. The key here is to keep the children busy and thus take their minds off of the emergency at hand.

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Have you reviewed your Families tornado safety tips lately? Do you even have such a list? If not, it's about time you get some. People lose their life every year in tornado's because they're unprepared. Don't become a statistic! Here are 5 safety tips you must know before the next storm hits.

1. Seek shelter underground. If you don't have a cellar or basement, then seek shelter in a safe room inside your home. If you don't have a safe room, then get in a small room in the interior of your home. There should be no windows in this room. If it's a bathroom, then you'll want to pull a mattress over you and your family while in the tub.

If you live in a tornado prone area, why don't you have a cellar or safe room inside your house?

2. Stay away from windows and inside. Most deaths from tornado's come from flying debris. This usually happens when people go outside or are standing near windows.

3. If you're in a Mobile home, get out. Even if it's tied down it's still dangerous! Seek safety in another area. Don't wait until the storm is on you, by then it's too late.

4. If you're driving, get out of the car. Vehicles are a step below Mobile homes when it comes to dangerous places to be in a tornado. In past tornado's, cars have been moved over a mile. If you're out in the middle of nowhere and no shelter is around, seek a ditch and lay in the bottom. If no ditch is around, look for a bridge or overpass (although some "experts" recommend against this). In my opinion, a bridge or over pass is better than being out in the open. Get as far up under the bridge as you can.

5. Avoid downed power lines. More than likely it will be wet from the storm. This adds danger to downed power lines. Never assume a downed line is dead, always treat them as if they are energized at all times and give them a wide berth. If you can, report all downed power lines.

These are just a few of the common tornado safety tips you should be aware of. It's also a good idea to have a weather radio to give you a heads up warning on tornados.

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A hurricane is a deadly type of tropical storm that frequently strikes Central America, the Caribbean, and the Southeastern coast line of the United States. Hurricanes cost millions (and sometimes billions) of dollars of damage to homes and businesses each year, and claim many lives. The key to survival and minimal property damage during a hurricane is preparedness. With a little time and money, you can secure your home and protect your family from the threat of a hurricane.

Invest In Hurricane Window Protection
Hurricane shutters are an investment, but they are still the best type of hurricane window protection for your home. Functional hurricane shutters are available in many styles and at various price ranges. First and foremost, you'll want to check with your city for any local building codes related to hurricane window protection products. Some areas have lists of approved products that you'll want to choose from. Second, consider the type of opening you have to cover. In some cases there may be size restrictions or limitations on the type of installation that can be done. Will you be doing the installation or hiring a contractor to do it for you? If the latter is the case, you'll want to consult with the installer before making a purchase. Some installers might be able to get you special discounted pricing on certain types of shutters.

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The biggest cause of damage in a hurricane is high wind and the flying debris that is picked up by the wind. Hurricane planning and preparedness begins when you landscape your home. For example, don't plant large landscape trees close to your home. Falling branches can break windows or even cave a roof in.

Preparing your yard is another important step. When you know a hurricane is approaching, go outside and look around with a careful eye. What objects could become projectiles if picked up by the wind? Lawn ornaments and decorations such as birdbaths, gazing balls, small statues, and birdhouses and feeders should all be brought indoors before a storm. Also remember to secure or bring in grills, patio furniture, umbrellas, children's toys and play equipment, and potted plants. If you have outdoor pets, you'll also want to plan ahead of time for them, too. If you think you may have to evacuate your home, consider boarding your pets at a kennel or veterinary office that is prepared for hurricanes.

Create a Family Emergency Plan
Developing an emergency plan for your family is critical to hurricane preparedness. Each member of your family should know where to go in the event of a hurricane. Preferably, this location should be a room in your home without any windows. Basements, closets, or the area underneath stairs are all good choices. Be sure to stock this spot with a first aid kit, bottled water, flashlights (with extra batteries), a weather radio or battery operated television, and some food supplies (dried and canned are the best options because of the long shelf life).

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Lastly, don't be a hero. If your city or county is recommending that everyone evacuate, then heed their warning. Many lives were lost during Hurricane Katrina in 2005 because people refused to evacuate their homes. While no one wants to leave their home and risk it being destroyed, it's still far better that you are not inside when damage occurs. There are many storm shelters set up by municipalities where residents can go to weather a storm. Plan ahead by knowing the locations of your nearest storm shelters and their emergency phone numbers.

Many lives are unnecessarily lost each year to hurricanes. Remember, preparedness is the key in minimizing property damage and loss of life in emergency situations. Take the time to do some advance planning. With a small investment in time and money, you can prepare your home and family and protect yourself against the threat of a hurricane.

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I totally believe that children should know all the ins and outs of surviving should disastrous situations progress from bad to worse. In view of this, I have tried to teach my children as much as I can. One of the important things I attempt to stress is to be prepared. To me having specific bug out bags and survival kits are of great value in teaching children about survival responsibilities.

A child's kit do not necessarily need to be huge nor backbreaking when it is carries but it should provide the child with a sense of achievement when he gathers his items together.

To achieve this goal I created a Pocket Survival Kit for children. This list of supplies is very similar to those found in the many Altoids can type kits. I wanted the kit to be practical, yet small enough for an 8 to 10 year old to handle comfortably. The question foremost in my mind was what to place in the kit and what I should leave out of it.

Traditionally these mini kits consist of only the most essential items necessary for outdoor survival and the enclosed supplies are the type which one simply finds impossible to fabricate in the wild, however they are found to be of absolute necessity. This kit is intended to be hand carried at all times and generally will complement the child's other survival necessities found in larger BOB's. This small kit would prove useful to him should he wander off on a hike in the woods or somewhere by himself and often times may be the difference between life and death.

This kit is intended to remain in his possession at all times while he is in the wild or during a Bug-out Situation. It is appropriate for all climates and environments.

To begin your survival kit you will need the following items:

A bottle or other plastic drink container
A small five function knife
Small cotton balls covered in Vaseline and wrapped neatly into a small baggie.
A Button Compass
Several Adhesive Bandages for use on small cuts.
A Razar Blade properly wrapped up for use in making fuzz sticks to start fires or for skinning creatures for food.
A small tube of Antibiotic ointment to prevent infection from cuts
Whistle that can be used for signaling for help. Usually 3 blasts of the whistle are recognized as a distress signal.
Waterproof matches
Safety pins for holding torn clothing together
Small LED flashlight
Plastic wrap to allow you to collect water
Small sheets of Aluminum foil which could be used for signaling or for cooking food
Tea bag to make your boiled water more palatable
Additional items that you may possibly consider are:
A package of instant soup mix.
"One a day" Vitamin
Salt packs
Water Purification tablets
A Small piece of flint
A Small Roll of Surgical Tape
Several packages of Tylenol or Advil
Several fish hooks and a length of 20 pound leader

Step by Step Instructions

1. Wash the plastic container out well with soap and water.


2. Place the objects you have decided upon into your plastic container.


3. Any extra space can hold miscellaneous items that you would like to have with you.


4. Usually wire would be placed around the tin or container to help keep everything in it and to let you know that the items that are suppose to be there are in fact there. If the wire is missing you should be suspect of the contents. Check them and replace the wire.


5. Always place your larger items on the bottom and the smaller ones on top of them.


6. Place a bead of duct tape around the edge of the lid to seal it properly.


7. Glue a small mirror on the bottom of your plastic container for signally search aircraft.

Stress to your child that when they are out alone in the wilderness they should always carry this kit with them and above all never sit it down. Make sure they understand the dangers associated with using the razor blade and fish hooks as they can easily be cut or poked.

You spend time providing your child with the necessary training to keep them safe now give them the tools and sense of responsibility that comes with this training.

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How many times have you had to change hosting companies? For your sake and your sanity I hope the answer is never.

Your website is your digital life. Be it business or a personal blog your website needs to be easily accessible to you at all times to make any changes you may require, from a content, programming or design aspect. And this is normally the case. Most web hosting providers give you a litany of easy to use front ends and desktops with which to manage your site.

Most provide easy FTP access as well. But what happens when you find yourself at the mercy of an unscrupulous service provider who tells you everything you want to hear when signing up but drops the hammer on you when you want to move on?

This unfortunately is more common than you would think and more common than is acceptable. Many low cost web hosting providers have absolutely stupendous rates which they use to lure you in. Once you're signed on that's when the fun begins. If you never have a problem or need support then hooray for you. But oh heaven help you if you need tech support with these budget providers. The first cost cutting measure is to lose any telephone support.

I don't mean some support I mean ALL of it. There's not a phone number listed anywhere. If you do find one it rings into a voice mail box of the janitor's office. If he picks up the phone he doesn't speak English. If you speak his native tongue then he'll quickly switch to something else. If you speak every language they switch to binary. You laugh but I'm serious. Your only assured way to contact these companies is through email. By assured way I mean hitting send over and over on message after message, opening one support ticket after another. When the reply finally comes it is written by a person whose writing classes stopped sometime before third grade, in Afghanistan. Oh and they aren't even replying to your original problem. They are responding to your email asking why they haven't responded.

So you've now decided, after much gnashing of teeth and strewn obscenities, to move your website over to another hosting provider who has better support staffed by people from the planet earth (or one of its close neighbors at the least). My advice is to start the process early. It took me nearly three months to move my site from one of these bottom feeders. Not only do you deal with the standard issues we've already discussed but you get to see an entirely new level of scum-baggery.

While fighting with the provider to free my site, which they locked to their domain servers, my domain registration ran out. They then proceeded to register my domain name, helpfully they claimed, so no one could snatch it out from under me. They were more than willing to hand it over for a small fee of $100.

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