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Finding a good mechanic is a lot like finding love — it takes time
and patience. But if you stay committed and don't settle for the
first thing you stumble across, you could end up in a long and
happy relationship with a trustworthy and reputable repair facility.
Here are the first 3 steps to finding a mechanic you'll love.
- 1. Play the field. It's a good idea to shop around before you
have an emergency. An easy way to do this is to have regular
maintenance performed at local repair shops. If a shop does
a great job on an oil or tire change, chances are they'll
perform just as well on larger, more complex jobs.
- 2. Get set up. Ask friends and people you trust to recommend a
repair shop. As with most things, word of mouth is your best
bet in finding a reliable auto tech.
- 3. Go online. Search is magic. There are a number of online
engines that can help you find a list of local shops. National
Public Radio's Car Talk offers a locator that helps you find
local shops that meet your criteria.
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Staying in shape is just as important as having a great
health insurance plan. And believe it or not, summer workouts
can be both cool and enjoyable — just add water. As things heat
up outdoors, we put together a few helpful tips for feeling fit and
fine all summer long.
- Drink up. To get the most out of your exercise routine and
avoid the unpleasant side effects of dehydration, drink plenty
of water both before and after your workout. Water's also a
natural appetite suppressor and assists the body in
metabolizing fat deposits. So the more you drink, the easier
it'll be to lose weight and keep it off.
- Dive in. Swimming works your whole body and just 30
minutes a day can improve strength, endurance, posture,
flexibility, and cardiovascular health. It also offers the same
benefits as running without many of the negatives like muscle
and joint strain.
- Float on. Kayaking and canoeing are both great ways to
flatten your abs while strengthening and toning your entire
upper body. To get the most out of your workout and work your
muscles evenly, row on both sides of the boat and reverse
directions every so often.
But before you hit the beach make sure you have
health insurance that fits your needs. (Oh, and don't forget
the sunscreen.)
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