Launch Your Boat into a New Season
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MISSION, Kan., April 8, 2021 /PRNewswire/ (Family Features) Whether you re racing against the waves or quietly floating with a pole in hand, a day on the water is hard to beat. However, before you can enjoy the excitement of a new season, there are several steps you need to take to make sure your boat is ready for the ride.
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System Check
Your boat s fuel and electric systems need an experienced eye to determine potential problems. Cracked or damaged hoses and connections need to be replaced, and all fittings and clamps should be checked to ensure they re tight and secure. Test exhaust and ventilation systems, and replace worn or lose belts and cables, giving special attention to the steering and throttle cables. If you didn t change the oil and filter before putting your boat in storage, do so before the season begins. Also be sure to check oil, power ste
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How to Combat Social Isolation
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MISSION, Kan., April 5, 2021 /PRNewswire/ (Family Features) Even before COVID-19 limited social contact with friends, family and colleagues, many adults experienced loneliness and depression due to limited contact with others. Now, a year after the pandemic forced many people into even greater levels of isolation, the issue of social isolation is especially prevalent in Americans over the age of 50.
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Despite the physical implications of a global pandemic, research shows the mental health stakes are high, too. A nationwide survey, commissioned by Barclays, found that half of Americans over the age of 50 said the isolation from their friends and family has been more challenging than concerns over health risks they may face.
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MISSION, Kan., April 5, 2021 /PRNewswire/ (Family Features) Building an appreciation for history is one way to help kids understand and connect with the world around them. History not only shows how people lived long ago, but it also gives clues about how society evolved into what it is today.
From playing games and visiting museums to exploring cultural heritage sites virtually, there s no shortage of ways to engage kids in fun history lessons.
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Historical literature
From traditional bound books to digital formats, there s a practically endless list of titles dedicated to historical people, places and events. If your child has an interest in a particular topic, consider starting with an age-appropriate non-fiction book that gives a high-level perspective of the topic. Then delve deeper by looking into biographies about the people involved and even related fictional tales to build knowledge and a broader per
Spruce Up for Spring
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MISSION, Kan., April 5, 2021 /PRNewswire/ (Family Features) Spring means it s time to start sprucing up your home and garden with a little TLC inside and out. If you re unsure where to begin, consider these tips:
Make function a priority. While aesthetic changes may boost value and please the eye, be sure to consider upgrades that make living easier, like organization units that give you more space or upgrades that create additional living space.
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Keep budget in mind. Make a list of the projects you d like to complete and estimate how much each will cost. Use the list to determine what you can afford to complete now.
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