What should a person do if caught out in the open during a dust storm?
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# 1 I would face the opposite direction of the wind sit down and cover face.\n#2 In the second situation i would do the same as 1 but also use a huge rock for cover\n#3 I would walk to the building but not allow myself to face the wind keeping my eyes covered as much as possible.
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1. Bring a parachute and have a professional pack it for you. \n2. Know how to use it and what to do in an emergency.\n3. Don't lose your count.
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Move away from anything that could fall on you.  Get under a table or get flat against a wall.  Stay away from windows and outside doors.  \n\nIf you're outside, move away from power lines or anything that might fall.  Move away from buildings; they could have architectural pieces that could fall on you.  \n\nIf you're in a car, stop until the quake stops.  \n\nDon't use an elevator.  Don't light any matches.  \n\nAnd as they always say, stay calm.  Yeah, right.\n\nMore info on some before and after quake suggestions:\nhttp://www.geo.mtu.edu/UPSeis/bda.html
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1. If you are indoors, duck or drop down to the floor. Take cover under a sturdy desk, table or other furniture. Hold on to it and be prepared to move with it. Hold the position until the ground stops shaking and it is safe to move. Stay clear of windows, fireplaces, woodstoves, and heavy furniture or appliances that may fall over. Stay inside to avoid being injured by falling glass or building parts. If you are in a crowded area, take cover where you are. Stay calm and encourage others to do likewise.\n\n2. If you are outside, get into the open, away from buildings and power lines.\n\n3. If you are driving, stop if it is safe, but stay inside your car. Stay away from bridges, overpasses and tunnels. Move your car as far out of the normal traffic pattern as possible. If possible, avoid stopping under trees, light posts, power lines, or signs.\n\n4. If you are in a mountainous area, or near unstable slopes or cliffs, be alert for falling rock and other debris that could be loosened by the earthquake. \n\n5. If you are at the beach, move quickly to higher ground or several hundred yards inland.\n\nHope that helps.
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Leave the window open . . .and pray for a strong wind.
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I would make sure there was not a lightening storm outside first is all.
570075
There is a small risk of being zapped during a storm if you are in a shower, talking on the phone, sitting on your sofa watching TV, and a few other things you should not do.
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put your faith in god......he will help you weather any storm and keep you safe..........my grandmother told me when it thundered the angels were bowling........probably strikes too
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I don't know where you play...But someone should mop or dustmop the court just before you play.If not keep a wet rag handy.
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Eat your favourite cornflakes... get out and play after a heavy rain... do activities that you enjoy.... hug  your pillows for a substantial amount of time...... lose yourself in the fictional world of books....hang out in a spot and watch the world and people go by! LAUGH OUT : ( )
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Wear a trenchcoat with nothing underneath. Then, when some unsuspecting person comes along, TA DA!
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stand in a place where no one else is around for miles and blow yourself up
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Eat healthy, take a prenatal vitamin, see your OB/GYN regularly, get plenty of rest, mild exercise (like walking) and stay hydrated.  Avoid areas where people are smoking or where there are other types of air pollutants.  Best of luck!
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Static electricity gets worse when it's dry... low humidity.  You can't do much about that outside, but you can always get a humidifier for your house. Use moisturizers on your skin, switch to cotton clothing, use dryer-sheets at the laundry, use a metal object (like a key) to touch metal things like doorknobs after shuffling along your rug.  Along those lines, pick up your feet when you walk so they're not sliding.  If no key is available, try grounding yourself by touching something like the wall before touching a metal object or a person (or pet!) Experiment with different shoes.  My leather boots are the worst!
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you could catch them with your hands, just wear rubber gloves so that they will not slip from your hand so easy, but maybe you should try your idea first
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Think about it...... How quickly will it catch & burn?   How Furiously will it burn?  Is it so reactive it can explode? \nWill dust explode ?\nYupper ... good stuff to know when your crawling into a smoke filled area  ... knowing what materials are burning and how fast the burn is handy to have.
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practice as to what they should do when there will be a fire