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		<title>By: LED Keychains</title>
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		<dc:creator>LED Keychains</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Tue, 11 May 2010 23:26:38 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>LED keychains are a great tool to have and use.  They are bright, last a long time, and lightweight.  LED lights have come a long way since the early days, and now we can see LED lights in so many places including businesses, electronic, and even flashlights.  However, I&#039;ve also seen some other cool keyring tools like a really neat Flash Key that was in the shape of a real key and fit on a keyring. I thought it was really a key, but when the person stuck it into my computer I was shocked. It looked really cool and worked well.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>LED keychains are a great tool to have and use.  They are bright, last a long time, and lightweight.  LED lights have come a long way since the early days, and now we can see LED lights in so many places including businesses, electronic, and even flashlights.  However, I&#8217;ve also seen some other cool keyring tools like a really neat Flash Key that was in the shape of a real key and fit on a keyring. I thought it was really a key, but when the person stuck it into my computer I was shocked. It looked really cool and worked well.</p>
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		<title>By: SELF DEVELOPMENT BLOG &#187; MetaEfficient Keyring Tools For 2010</title>
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		<dc:creator>SELF DEVELOPMENT BLOG &#187; MetaEfficient Keyring Tools For 2010</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Thu, 25 Feb 2010 17:12:02 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>[...] © Justin Thomas for MetaEfficient Reviews, 2010. &#124; Permalink &#124; One comment [...]</description>
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		<title>By: ed</title>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 16 Feb 2010 16:07:55 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>Army&#039;s Greatest Invention Ever:  The &quot;P38&quot; 
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List of P-38 Uses By Steve Wilson, MSG 
Proponent NCO, Dept of the Army 
Office of the Chief of Chaplains, The Pentagon 

1. Can Opener 
2. Seam Ripper 
3. Screwdriver 
4. Clean Fingernails 
5. Cut Fishing Line 
6. Open Paint Cans 
7. Window Scraper 
8. Scrape Around Floor Corners 
9. Digging 
10. Clean Out Groove on Tupperware lids
11. Reach in and Clean Out Small Cracks 
12. Scrape Around Edge of Boots 
13. Bottle Opener 
14. Gut Fish (in the field) 
15. Scale Fish (in the field) 
16. Test for ‘Doneness’ When Baking on a Camp Fire 
17. Prying Items 
18. Strip Wire 
19. Scrape Pans in the Field 
20. Lift Key on Flip Top Cans 
21. Chisel 
22. Barter 
23. Marking Tool 
24. Deflating Tires 
25. Clean Sole of Boot/Shoe 
26. Pick Teeth 
27. Measurement 
28. Striking Flint 
29. Stirring Coffee 
30. Puncturing Plastic Coating 
31. Knocking on Doors 
32. Morse Code 
33. Box Cutter 
34. Opening Letters 
35. Write Emergency Messages 
36. Scratch an Itch 
37. Save as a Souvenir 
38. Rip Off Rank for On-the-Spot Promotions</description>
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<p>List of P-38 Uses By Steve Wilson, MSG<br />
Proponent NCO, Dept of the Army<br />
Office of the Chief of Chaplains, The Pentagon </p>
<p>1. Can Opener<br />
2. Seam Ripper<br />
3. Screwdriver<br />
4. Clean Fingernails<br />
5. Cut Fishing Line<br />
6. Open Paint Cans<br />
7. Window Scraper<br />
8. Scrape Around Floor Corners<br />
9. Digging<br />
10. Clean Out Groove on Tupperware lids<br />
11. Reach in and Clean Out Small Cracks<br />
12. Scrape Around Edge of Boots<br />
13. Bottle Opener<br />
14. Gut Fish (in the field)<br />
15. Scale Fish (in the field)<br />
16. Test for ‘Doneness’ When Baking on a Camp Fire<br />
17. Prying Items<br />
18. Strip Wire<br />
19. Scrape Pans in the Field<br />
20. Lift Key on Flip Top Cans<br />
21. Chisel<br />
22. Barter<br />
23. Marking Tool<br />
24. Deflating Tires<br />
25. Clean Sole of Boot/Shoe<br />
26. Pick Teeth<br />
27. Measurement<br />
28. Striking Flint<br />
29. Stirring Coffee<br />
30. Puncturing Plastic Coating<br />
31. Knocking on Doors<br />
32. Morse Code<br />
33. Box Cutter<br />
34. Opening Letters<br />
35. Write Emergency Messages<br />
36. Scratch an Itch<br />
37. Save as a Souvenir<br />
38. Rip Off Rank for On-the-Spot Promotions</p>
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