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		<title>10 Hurricane Preparation Steps</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[One of Nature&#8221;s most dangerous storms is the hurricane.&#160; So , if you live in a part of the country that is vulnerable to hurricanes, you&#8217;ll do well to learn about how to prepare for one. Here are ten easy steps to help defend you , your family and your home if you end up&#160; [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>One of Nature&#8221;s  most  dangerous   storms   is the hurricane.&nbsp;  So  , if you live  in  a part of the country   that is vulnerable to  hurricanes,  you&#8217;ll do well   to learn about how to prepare for one. Here are  ten easy steps   to help  defend   you ,  your family and your home  if you end up&nbsp; in the path of a hurricane . With a little  ahead of the curve thinking and a small   measure of common sense,  you can be protected  .</p>
<p>1.  Watch out for  the television and radio  reports for  situation  updates and evacuation  information  .&nbsp; While  hurricanes track   erratically, you will  have    plenty of  warning of an approaching storm. If you choose   to evacuate, do it sooner rather than  later. And talking about radios,&nbsp; keep a battery operated or hand crank radio on hand  in in case there&#8217;s   a power failure.</p>
<p>2. If  your house is  on the  beach  or in  any   low lying  place, have  a plan   to  relocate   your family to  safer  ground. Know where you&#8217;re  going   and what you need to take   well ahead of time  .&nbsp; Don&#8217;t  try to avoid   this  point  &#8211; just do it.</p>
<p>3.  Prepare a   <a href="http://yourbestselfdefenseproducts.com/products-page/emergency-kits/" target="_blank">Family Emergency Plan</a>. Keep it in  your <a href="http://yourbestselfdefenseproducts.com/products-page/emergency-kits/" target="_blank">Family Emergency Kit</a>.  Make sure your kit is   assembled   and ready  at all times  .  Be certain   your plan includes  information on your evacuation route and  clear procedures  on  turning off   your utilities, if necessary.</p>
<p>4.&nbsp;  Close up your windows using permanent storm shutters or  cover  them up with 5/8&#8243; plywood.&nbsp; It&#8217;s also a good idea to  anchor  your roof with straps or additional clips to the frame of your  home  .</p>
<p>5.  Collect all the  lawn furniture and any  odd  toys, tools or ornaments  and  store them in the  basement or garage . While you&#8217;re outside , inspect the trees and shrubs  around  your  house  and remove any damaged or broken branches before the storm  hits .</p>
<p>6. Fill your  bathtub and several large  containers with clean,  drinkable  water. Keep a supply of <a href="http://yourbestselfdefenseproducts.com/products-page/gourmet-dehydrated-food/" target="_blank">emergency food</a> on hand.</p>
<p>7.&nbsp; Fill the gas tank in your car and if you have a portable generator  be sure it&#8217;s in working order,too .</p>
<p>8. Secure and seal low doors or windows  in case you&#8217;re at risk of flooding .&nbsp; If you have a pump, make sure it is in working order .</p>
<p>9. If you have  pets or livestock , make plans  well in advance  about how  to protect them from a hurricane  .&nbsp;  Is the shelter  you use for your livestock  able   to withstand a hurricane? If not,  they&#8217;re probably be better off outside . </p>
<p>10.&nbsp; Skip  the sightseeing at the beach .&nbsp; It might look  dramatic  , but generally  it&#8217;s a dangerous  thing to do. Every season, unsuspecting  thrill seekers  get  a  nasty  surprise by  the power and unpredictability of a major storm . &nbsp;</p>
<p>Ten simple steps .&nbsp; While there are never any guarantees in life ,  adopt   these rules and you&#8217;ll be better prepared  to survive   a hurricane.</p>
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