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If you find that you are having a particularly difficulty seeing at night, this can indicate an eye problem. Poor night vision can also be a symptom of cataracts, so if you do notice an appreciable difference in your night vision you should certainly visit an eye doctor. You might realise you are beginning to have trouble driving at night, or can't see objects in the dark that other people can see. Other indicators include, struggling to see stars at night or negotiate dark rooms, such as a movie theatre. The time it takes us to adapt to changes in light and dark surroundings generally increases as we get older. But if you notice that this adjustment is getting appreciably more difficult, it could signal an eye problem that may require glasses or contact lenses to correct, or could be related to a general medical condition. If you see bright circles that appear to surround a light source, such as light bulb, you may have an eye problem. Halos are a common symptom of cataracts, but can also indicate one of the four main eye problems. You should book an appointment with an eye doctor to get a diagnosis. If you are experiencing a noticeably increased sensitivity to light you should book an appointment with your eye doctor. It can indicate a number of eye problems, so you will need to see an expert for a full diagnosis. If the change is sudden and dramatic, don't hesitate to make an appointment. If you find light hurting your eyes, or you have to squint or wince when you are in bright light then your sensitivity may have increased.

summary: Find out if you have trouble seeing in the dark. Consider whether you are having difficulty adjusting between light and dark surroundings. Discover whether or not you see halos around lights. Decide if you have increased sensitivity to light.

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Economic issues are constantly changing. Make sure you have the most up-to-date information by reading or watching multiple news sources, including those from political stances different than yours. This helps you best understand the current economic issues and best courses of action to respond to them. Certain news aggregates will allow you to set up alerts, such as Google Alerts, to let you know when new news is published regarding a certain topic. If, for example, you are interested in a local election, you can set an alert for "Peoria, IL election 2018." Help keep your community informed and engaged by bringing in experts local economic issues to speak at your community centers. Think about what issues are most relevant to your area, and talk to regionally-knowledgeable experts about setting up events where they can connect with your community. If, for example, you want to champion eating locally, talk to a local chef about doing a cooking demo at the farmer's market using locally-grown and produced ingredients. If you have time available, try volunteering for local organizations such as pet shelters, food pantries, or other non-profit organizations. Volunteer work helps contribute to your local economy in two ways: First, it allows you to offer for free services that are typically paid. This frees up money in communities that are often underserved or underprivileged to invest in themselves. Second, it keeps you in touch with the economic interests of your community. By seeing where volunteers are needed and speaking with others in your area, you can better inform yourself about what others in your area value.

summary: Keep yourself abreast of local, national, and international economic issues. Organize local speaking events. Volunteer in your community.

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Place 1 to 2 large chunks of wood for smoking into the firebox every hour or so. Set the wood next to the fire, so it smolders instead of burns quickly. Avoid using wood chips because these will burn off too quickly. Use hardwoods, fruitwoods, or nutwoods to get the best flavored smoke for your food. You don't need to soak the wood since the moisture might cool off the coals in the firebox. Every hour, open the cooking chamber lid and use tongs to move the food. Turn the food so that pieces at the cooler side of the cooking chamber are moved nearer to the firebox. If you're smoking a single, large piece of meat, it's still important to rotate the meat so it smokes evenly. If you're worried that your food will dry out over a long smoking session, introduce moisture into the firebox. Set a metal rack over the coals in the firebox. Fill a disposable aluminum pan with water and set the pan on the rack. The smoke will become moist before it flows into the cooking chamber. Add moisture by spraying the food with apple juice, water, or beer. Fill a clean spray bottle with your liquid and spritz the food towards the end of the smoking session. Spritz the food when it starts to look dry. Spray the food every 15 minutes or so by the end of the smoking session.
summary: Add a few wood chunks to the firebox. Rotate the food once an hour. Place a pan of water in the firebox. Spray the food to keep it moist.