For the past half year she has been dealing with the exigencies of sponge baths, space shampoo and dehydrated food in weightlessness 240 miles up, orbiting the Earth at 17, 000 mph.
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Water weighs one gram per cubic centimeter, or 8.33 pounds per gallon, so a 4-liter ( 1 gallon ) food container can weigh up to eight pounds less when it contains dehydrated food.
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For people who worry that they will run out of dehydrated foods, for instance, Tomorrow's Pantry ( www . tomorrowspantry . com ) sells a case of dehydrated cheese powder for $ 98.03.
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Yes, the Y2K bug will cause a few glitches, but there's no need for anyone to cash in his or her 401 ( k ) funds, buy dehydrated food and move into a cave.
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For people who worry that they will run out of dehydrated foods, for instance, Tomorrow's Pantry ( www . tomorrowspantry . com ) sells a case of dehydrated cheese powder for $ 98 . 03.
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While there are sensible arguments for encouraging people to prepare for the worst, some officials are worrying that the most disruptive thing about Y2K will be runs on dehydrated food, bottled water, fuel and other survival supplies.
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Mexico City-based correspondent Philip True headed into the mountains in western Jalisco state Nov . 29, with dehydrated food, water, a camera and sleeping bag, hoping to photograph the rough terrain and write about the Huichol Indians who live there.
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For the dlrs 150, 000 trip, Hempleman-Adams will feed on cookies, bagels and dehydrated food and sleep in an oxygen tent to help him adjust between altitudes of 12, 000 feet ( 3, 600 meters ) and 24, 000 feet ( 7, 200 meters ).
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A big advertiser on the web site of talk radio's Art Bell, a Los Angeles-based radio host whose subjects frequently include apocalyptic topics, is a California company called Secure Futures, which provides dehydrated food and urges people to " stock up now, while you can ."
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Year 2000 alarmists, religious groups that see the computer problem as a preordained divine punishment and survivalists fleeing for rural fortresses are producing measurable bounces in the sale of dehydrated foods, wood-burning stoves, home power generators and other goods at the fringes of the normal economy.
