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How to drive a bass boat
Launch your bass boat carefully.
If you're launching your boat from a vehicle trailer, make a plan beforehand and bring a friend or two to help. Slowly back the trailer into the water, then put your vehicle in park and apply the parking brake.

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- As you also pull up your wheel, your boat may get sidetracked. If your vehicle is packed, it may be slow enough to cut through obstacles, have strong, fast engines, and be able to cut through them fluidly without causing unnecessary injury.
- Start the boat's motor once it's in the water, undo the winch hook on the trailer, and slowly back off and away from the trailer. Keep an eye on your surroundings at all times.
- Open the hood and find the cooler. If you've purchased a spare boat trailer, or if you're launching your boat online, try to find the cooler to use.
- Drive forward slowly and turn the steering wheel in the opposite direction that you were going. When it comes to cruising, you have to stay as close to the water as possible.

OUT: Start the boat's motor once it's in the water, undo the winch hook on the trailer, and slowly back off and away from the trailer. Keep an eye on your surroundings at all times.

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How to remember names during networking events
Pay attention.
Listen carefully to the new contact's name. If you don't focus on the other person, it is likely you won't remember his or her name.

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- Pay attention, listen for the name, blank out other distractions and concentrate on the person to whom you are being introduced. Avoid planning or thinking about what you are going to say next during introductions.
- When networking is over, it's important to stay as focused as possible on the other person. Research shows that people with names with the same initials remember different names.
- Does that name sound familiar? Try to re-remember it. Use it to remember other people's names.
- Instead, pay attention to identify details about the person who reached out to you, such as his or her last name, length of the acquaintance, and so on. Consult your internet profiles in order to learn more about the person as well.

OUT: Pay attention, listen for the name, blank out other distractions and concentrate on the person to whom you are being introduced. Avoid planning or thinking about what you are going to say next during introductions.

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A person is kneeling down putting tile onto the wall. Another man stands behind them helping them. They lay down a pink paper onto the floor. they

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- then remove it from the wall.
- extend a wooden platform over the tiles.
- use tools to clean the yellow paper.
- put tile on top of the paper.

OUT:
put tile on top of the paper.