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I will start by saying that this will be the last Toiletry kit you will ever buy. True, it is expensive, but it will last you a lifetime. I bought one in 1997 before i joined the US Army. I took it to basic training, 2 years in Germany (including field exercises), 1 year in Iraq during wartime. I lived in Europe (Italy) after that for 10 years, making countless trips around europe, and multiple transatlantic trips. This kit has been with me everywhere, and still holds up …
The hassles of checking luggage range from mild inconvenience to trip-ruining catastrophes. If your luggage makes it to your destination (emphasis on IF), then you have to wait in that drab baggage claim area fighting your way to the luggage belt so you can wait until the very end when it comes out next to the duct-taped garbage bags and car seats.
Radio-Frequency Identification (RFID) is a technology that isn’t exactly new, but it is now being used in ways that interact with our private data. Some credit card companies have embedded RFID chips in their credit cards and beginning in 2007 the U.S. Government put RFID chips in passports. While there are very good reasons for embracing RFID, there are some downsides. Let's dig in a little deeper.
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