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NSA Writer's & Publisher's PEG Handout

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Disaster Tip #51: Crumpled paper stuffed into clothing increased the insulation factor and can save you from hypothermia and frostbite. - SendMeRSS

Disaster Tip #51: Crumpled paper stuffed into clothing increased the insulation factor and can save you from hypothermia and frostbite.

Disaster Tip #50: Get out of the building as soon after a quake as possible and stay out until the building is declared safe by an inspector - SendMeRSS

Disaster Tip #50: Get out of the building as soon after a quake as possible and stay out until the building is declared safe by an inspector.

Disaster Tip #49: Update your tetanus shot before beginning to clean-up after a disaster. - SendMeRSS

Disaster Tip #49: Update your tetanus shot before beginning to clean-up after a disaster.

Disaster Tip #48: Duct tape makes an excellent bandage, splint, wrap and even butterfly wound closure material in an emergency. - SendMeRSS

Disaster Tip #48: Duct tape makes an excellent bandage, splint, wrap and even butterfly wound closure material in an emergency.