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	<title>Comments on: Emergency Preparedness Supplies that Disappear First</title>
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		<title>By: Bruce</title>
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		<dc:creator>Bruce</dc:creator>
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		<description>Matches!  I see them on some lists, but almost as an afterthought. Book matches, wooden matches.  how are you going to light the camp stove, the lamp/candles, etc? 
The &#039;strike anywhere&#039; wood matches are the best.  by the way, the US seems to be the only place (I&#039;m aware of) in the world that still makes &#039;strike anywhere&#039; matches and they are getting harder to fin in some areas.  Sealed in plastic, or sealed in a jar and kept reasonably cool, they will last a long time.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Matches!  I see them on some lists, but almost as an afterthought. Book matches, wooden matches.  how are you going to light the camp stove, the lamp/candles, etc?<br />
The &#8216;strike anywhere&#8217; wood matches are the best.  by the way, the US seems to be the only place (I&#8217;m aware of) in the world that still makes &#8216;strike anywhere&#8217; matches and they are getting harder to fin in some areas.  Sealed in plastic, or sealed in a jar and kept reasonably cool, they will last a long time.</p>
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