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How to deal with rising interest rates
Increase your cash holdings.
A very conservative move, when you know that interest rates will be rising, is to sell off some of your bonds or stock investments for cash. That cash can then be deposited into savings or money market accounts, with interest rates that will presumably be rising along with all the other rates.

OUT: You will have ready access to cash when you need it, and the money will be in a relatively " safe " place that is guaranteed to grow. While this is a safe and conservative step, you are not likely to gain much return on your money.

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How to treat feather picking in african grey parrots
Take your parrot to the vet.
If your bird is ill or in pain, then it may pick its feathers to cope. Birds don't understand how illness or pain work, so their instinct tells them to try to remove the cause of what's bothering them, which leads to plucking.

OUT: The plucking can also be caused by hormones, which can be treated by the vet. The vet can check for bacterial infections, parasites, and heavy metal poisoning.

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How to find a junkyard
Contact the municipal authorities.
If there is a junkyard under government administration, the municipality can direct you to the nearest site. Although most junkyards are privately owned, there may be a county-or state-owned yard near you.

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Check with your local department of transportation, as these departments are often the most knowledgeable about junkyard locations. Ask around among your friends and neighbors.