Survival Lesson 101 (.com)

Put a pebble in your mouth.

It will stimulate salivary glands and alleviate the constant reminder
of thirst. Breathing through your nose will help also and lengthen
time of the effectiveness of the pebble.

This isn't a replacement or substitute for water,
it will lengthen your ability to seek water!

P.S.  Don't swallow it!

Important Preparedness Links

• Water Treatment Methods  (http://www.cdc.gov/travel/water_treatment.htm)
• "Be Smart, Be Responsible, Be Prepared. Be Ready!" California Office of Emergency Services (http://email.news-dispatcher.com/c.asp?kMPhpAnXZSMrzPPQv9Xz8Atm9IBs1cyjLe05C0xY6EQg)
• "Preparedness: An everyday task for everyday life," American Red Cross (http://email.news-dispatcher.com/c.asp?5RJL6qptA+MMsRsscIhhpQtm9IBs1cyjLe05C0xY6EQg)
• "Are You Ready? An In-depth Guide to Citizen Preparedness," Federal Emergency Management Agency (http://email.news-dispatcher.com/c.asp?opL55SpDfcDEsgJBgc5Gggtm9IBs1cyjLe05C0xY6EQg)
• "Putting Down Roots in Earthquake Country: Your Handbook for the San Francisco Bay Region," U. S. Geological Survey (http://email.news-dispatcher.com/c.asp?SkKpdSWlXA/l1fXBAePZiwtm9IBs1cyjLe05C0xY6EQg)
• Citizen Corps, Department of Homeland Security (http://email.news-dispatcher.com/c.asp?M4wjbQp2ILJ9/YN1Qb1lAAtm9IBs1cyjLe05C0xY6EQg)
• Ready.gov, Department of Homeland Security (http://email.news-dispatcher.com/c.asp?+xvYaFTbRkXIUpUo39ym7wtm9IBs1cyjLe05C0xY6EQg)

More resources and tips on disaster preparation can be found at http://email.news-dispatcher.com/c.asp?v/B73aW+kzkRcJaZpGu6iAtm9IBs1cyjLe05C0xY6EQg. If you need additional information or advice, please call Rep. Eshoo's district office at (650) 323-2984, (408) 245-2339, or (831) 335-2020. We'll help you to be prepared.

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