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Storing rice for the long haul? Put it in a 5-gallon Mylar bag, add a food-grade desiccant packet to pull out moisture, seal the bag, and set it inside an opaque food-grade 5-gallon bucket with a tight lid. The Mylar blocks light and air, and the bucket keeps out pests and protects the bag from damage. Label it with the date, keep it somewhere cool and dry, and rotate it into your regular meals. What it costs: a 10-pack of 5-mil Mylar bags runs about $30, food-grade silica desiccant packs are about $9–$10, and a black food-grade bucket with a Gamma Seal lid is about $19. A 20–25 lb bag of white rice is $12–$14 at Walmart or Sam's Club. That comes to roughly $70 for your first bucket, and the leftover bags and packets make each one after that a lot cheaper. Get the book at nooneiscoming.us.

Happy Birthday, Marines. Thank you for your service and sacrifice from a grateful nation and all of us at No One Is Coming. We salute you. This crayon's for you. Semper Fi. Oorah! 🇺🇸

Quick note: Atas Dispatch (Our free online community and bartering bulletin board) is free with any verified account at nooneiscoming.us. The NOIC app, online reading, and Radar are paid. Radar and app updates are included for the first year with a paperback or the app.

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Power out and cold? Small personal heat setup — not room heat. Oil lamp + tea lights on a metal tray + foil reflector behind them. Warmth for your hands, not a heated room. Save this. What's your go-to warmth trick in an outage? Stay ready and go to nooneiscoming.us

A cardboard-box solar oven cooks with no fuel. On a sunny day it can hit 200 to 300° — even in winter. Save this. What would you cook first in a sun oven? Get the book at nooneiscoming.us

If the power went out tonight, would you know what to do? $10 per volume as a PDF through Black Friday, Nov 27. Then $20. PDF only. Digital sales are final. Get it at nooneiscoming.us/black-frida… #survivalbook #poweroutage #prepping

The power's out and the taps still run. The first hour, in order: 1. People: all accounted for, injuries treated 2. Hazards: gas, power lines, leaks, fire 3. Warmth: layers on, one warm room 4. Water: fill the tub while the pressure lasts Get the book at nooneiscoming.us

Tap water stopped? There's a tank of stored water already in your house: your water heater. Here's how to drain it. Save this. Do you know where your heater's drain valve is? Get the book at nooneiscoming.us. #preparedness #emergencyprep #prepping

NOIC Volume 2 Bug Out. When stay at home isn’t an option. Written with the help of Special Ops operators and Intelligence analysts.

NOIC Volume 1 Bug In. When this go south and your at home we’ve got you covered. Written with the help of Special Ops operators and Intelligence analysts.

Before trick-or-treating, pick a silly family code word, like "pumpkin pancakes." If anyone says a parent sent them, they need the word. No word, no go. Plus: a light on every kid, and one spot to meet if you get split up. Happy Halloween. #Halloween #familysafety

Quick water math: about 1 gallon per person, per day. Family of four, two weeks: 56 gallons. Pets count too. Start with one case this weekend and build from there. How many gallons are in your house right now? #Preparedness

Clocks fall back at 2 a.m. Sunday. Use the hour: test every smoke alarm, fresh flashlight batteries, and swap in your fall/winter car box (Vol 2, 17.10). Book: 1 yr included, then $40/yr or $3.99/mo until cancelled. App coming soon. Get the book at nooneiscoming.us #BePrepared

A solar still makes water from the ground and the sun. Expect cups, not gallons. In dry soil it can give you less water than you sweat out digging it. Store water and catch rain first. If in doubt, treat the water.