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How to use a swamp cooler
Pick between window-mounted, roof-mounted, and ground-mounted.
A window-mounted cooler fits in a window, much like an ac window unit. You can also install swamp coolers that cool the whole house on the roof or outside on the ground.

OPTIONS:
- If you have a spare bedroom or living room in your home, you may benefit from a swamp cooler. Windows-mounted and ground mounted swamp coolers can be placed in your home or on your property as you like.
- If you have an ac unit, you can mount your swamp cooler in the main location on your house, such as the front porch. If you have a ground-mounted cooler, you can mount it inside your house.
- The advantage of a window unit is it is easy to install. However, it will only cool a room or two.
- Some home builders build their swamp coolers under 140 degrees fahrenheit (56 degrees celsius) to save on heating costs, so a side-mounted swamp cooler may cost more than a ground-mounted cooler. Place the swamp cooler in back of the whole house.
A: The advantage of a window unit is it is easy to install. However, it will only cool a room or two.

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How to change behavior
Set clear goals.
Make sure the behaviors you want to change are specific, measurable, and attainable. Give yourself some freedom in the goals you set.

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- For example, if you plan to change 50% to 25% of your behaviors in 10 days, spend time setting goals. Say you want to change 10% to 100% of your behaviors in 15 days.
- Set firm and measurable goals with specific examples of consistently changing behavior. You should be clear about what your goals are as well as how you'll achieve them.
- Be realistic, but set them measurable and attainable. For example, if you want to change eating habits, you may include a drastic increase in how much you eat.
- If you're trying to begin exercising for the first time, a reasonable goal might be to go for a 20-30 minute walk five days per week. This holds you accountable to walk more throughout the week, but is more gives you some wiggle room if something gets in your way.
A: If you're trying to begin exercising for the first time, a reasonable goal might be to go for a 20-30 minute walk five days per week. This holds you accountable to walk more throughout the week, but is more gives you some wiggle room if something gets in your way.

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A camera pans over a roof and shows several people working and a man being interviewed. a man

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- speaks to the camera and rubs a matting over holes in the roof.
- talks to the camera and dances with the women.
- puts a wall onto the roof and applies cement on the sides.
- sprays down a roof and shows the product used several times and the top of the roof.
A: sprays down a roof and shows the product used several times and the top of the roof.

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How to cure prostate cancer
Know your options.
Your medical team will prescribe the best treatment plan for you. However, it's important to know your options and why one might be better than another.

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- Depending on the severity of your prostate cancer, there will be several options. For example, you may need to take steroids regularly or you may need to buy treatment materials from a pharmacy.
- There are so many ways to treat prostate cancer : Talk to your doctor about your choice. She may be able to suggest another treatment plan for you.
- The options for treatment are based on : The stage of the cancer (how far a cancer has spread) your age and health status. If you have many health problems (comorbidities) and are unable to tolerate treatment such as radiation or surgery, your doctor may advise a less aggressive approach of treatment.
- There are several options for preventing prostate cancer, and your neurologist will probably recommend : Hormone replacement therapy (cas). This involves surgery to repair your lymph nodes.
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The options for treatment are based on : The stage of the cancer (how far a cancer has spread) your age and health status. If you have many health problems (comorbidities) and are unable to tolerate treatment such as radiation or surgery, your doctor may advise a less aggressive approach of treatment.