IN: What happens next?

How to bodyboard
Put safety first.
If you want to be able to body board, then you should already be a good swimmer. You'll need to use a lot of the techniques you use for swimming to propel your board, and furthermore, you'll need to be a good swimmer to swim without your board if you wipe out.

OUT: Additionally, you should only try bodyboarding if you know that the sea conditions are safe and that there's a lifeguard on duty. You should try bodyboarding with a friend or an instructor instead of by yourself.

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How to reset your home network
Turn off any devices connected to the internet.
This includes phones, tablets, computers, entertainment systems, and printers.
Unplug your modem and router from the internet and power sources.

OUT: Your modem should be connected to a cable that in turn connects to your home's cable outlet; you'll need to disconnect both this cable and the standard power cable. In some cases, the cable outlet will instead be an ethernet outlet, which is a square port.

IN: What happens next?

How to protect liquid assets
Decide which trust is right for you.
Asset protection trusts traditionally are established offshore. However, a number of states have passed laws that enable asset protection trusts to be created.

OUT:
These domestic asset protection trusts are subject to strict guidelines that vary by state. Offshore trusts can be tricky-particularly if you have no continual ties to the country where you set up the trust.