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ApocEclipse Prep

Everything you need to get started

Stock up on groceries, water, gas and beer early so stores can restock.
Pick up prescriptions and medical supplies in advance.
Be ready to lose touch with the world. Cell phone and Internet service could crash.
Hit the ATM before the crowds arrive. Either the Internet will break or they will run out of cash.
Don't schedule doctor or dental appointments.
Conserve water both for thirsty tourists and to fight the almost inevitable fire.
Unplug unnecessary appliances so there's enough electricity to go around.
Telecommute on Eclipse Day or ride your bike to work.
Practice your breathing exercises. This is going to take a lot of patience.

Learn more and follow the unfolding ApocEclipse at the Central Oregon Emergency Information Network coemergencyinfo.blogspot.com.

The shadow the moon makes has two parts:

Partial solar eclipses visible from within the penumbral shadow.

Total solar eclipses visible from within the umbral shadow.

        
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