The worst thing you could do is forget or make a bunch of plans for father's day only to realize that you got the wrong date. The date of Father's day depends on what country you live in. However, in the USA and the UK, Father's day is always on the third Sunday in June, so the exact date will not be the same every year. If you're not sure what day Father's day is a quick internet search using the terms "Father's day" + the year + the country you live in should get you the answer pretty quickly. How you celebrate Father's Day will largely come down to knowing what your dad likes and what will make the day most enjoyable. That can mean planning a grand adventure, or simply taking care of all the chores around the house so dad can relax. Plan at least one activity to do with your dad that he will enjoy. Maybe he likes fishing or playing catch. Or maybe your dad likes to play board games with the whole family, choose something you know he'll love. Dads do a lot, from taking care of the house, picking the kids up from school or practice, to just being there to listen to your problems. Think about a time when your dad did something for you, and see how you can pay him back. It could be as simple as mowing the lawn. If you have siblings, you could get them involved in planning something nice for your dad. Having all of his kid's celebrate father's day with him will make it even more special. If you don't have any siblings, you could also ask your mom or grandparents to help you. For example, you guys could get together and write a song that you can sing to your dad on Father's day, or you can make a card together. Additionally, you could assign a part of father's day that each sibling is responsible for. For example, you can be responsible for making him his favorite breakfast, one of your siblings can be responsible for setting up the TV with his favorite sport and preparing his favorite snacks, and another sibling could be responsible for giving him a foot rub. If your dad isn't the gift type but enjoys nothing more than spending time together with family, then plan some type of activity where your dad gets to do something he loves. For example, if your dad loves grilling, you could get all the things needed for a backyard barbecue and invite some of his friends over to hang out on Father's day together. If your dad likes fishing, you could plan an all-day fishing trip together just you and him (or your whole family, if you prefer). Be sure to run the idea by your dad before you make any big plans though! You don't want to plan a whole party only to find out he doesn't want to have one.
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One-sentence summary -- Find out when Father's Day is. Think about what makes your dad happy. Get others involved. Plan a party or an outing for your dad.

Rinse the pumpkin under running water and scrub the skin and around the stem area with a vegetable brush or cloth. This will remove any dirt or residue from the growing or shipping process. Pat the pumpkin dry with a clean towel. It's not necessary to use soap, detergent, or other cleaners to wash produce. Transfer the pumpkin to a cutting board. Hold the pumpkin in place with one hand and place the tip of a sharp knife 1 inch (2.5cm) away from the stem. Insert the knife at a 45-degree downward and inward angle to cut around and under the stem. Cut all the way around the stem at this angle, and then pull out the stem. Always be very careful when using sharp knives, and never cut toward your body. Hold the pumpkin steady with one hand, and use a large chef's knife to cut the pumpkin in half down the middle. This is another reason why it's beneficial to use smaller pumpkins, because they're easier to manage and their skin and flesh is easier to cut. Lay the two pumpkin halves on a cutting board, cut sides up. Use a large spoon to scrape out the seeds and stringy pulp from the center of the pumpkin. Discard the stringy bits of flesh. Instead of throwing out the seeds, you can keep them to roast if you like. Separate the seeds from the stringy flesh, rinse the seeds, and transfer them to a colander to drain. Spread the seeds out on a baking sheet, drizzle them with oil, and season with salt. Bake the seeds at 325F (163C) for about 45 minutes, stirring occasionally. Allow the seeds to cool, and enjoy as a snack, on salads, or in baked goods.
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One-sentence summary -- Wash the skin. Cut out the stem. Cut the pumpkin in half. Scoop out the seeds and stringy pulp. Toast the seeds (optional).

For most male hairstyles, no particular shampoo is better than another. If you have dandruff, look for some shampoo containing ketoconazole, salicylic acid, tar, zinc or selenium sulfide. If you have straight, short hair, you can skip the conditioner or use a shampoo/conditioner combo. Curly, wavy or long hair, on the other hand, probably does need to be conditioned. Experiment with different brands to find something that you like. If you have thin spots, either rub sunscreen on them or use a spray sunscreen to keep your scalp from burning and peeling. You can try an over-the-counter hair regrowth product or talk to your doctor about a prescription. Disguise thin spots by using extra-body conditioner and putting a dab of styling gel over the spot. Don't use more than a dime-sized blob of gel. Once your hair is in place, you can finish it off with a bit of wax on the tips for definition and shine.
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One-sentence summary -- Use any kind of shampoo. Decide whether or not to condition. Protect your scalp from the sun. Care for thinning hair. Go easy on styling products.

When replacing well pumps, you need a good seal to prevent water leaks. Screw the pipe from the well, or inlet pipe, to the inlet pipe on the jet pump with a plumber's wrench. Screw the pipe that brings water to the house, or outlet pipe, to the outlet pipe on the jet pump with a plumber's wrench. Tighten the wires to the electrical terminal with a screwdriver. Check that the pump motor is wired for the same voltage as what is being supplied from the circuit breaker. If the voltage is not the same, rewire the pump motor to the appropriate voltage configuration per the manufacturer included instructions. Jet pumps need to be primed before use. Do this by filling the pump with water through the outlet pipe coming out of the top of the pump or an available access hole that may be located on the pump. Pour in water until the pump is full. Proceed to the next step. If pump loses prime, doesn't pump at a sufficient rate, or doesn't pump water after being primed and run, it may indicate other problems with the water system (i.e. bad check valve) or the well itself ( i.e. hole in drop pipe, plugged point/jet). A problem of this nature may have been the causation of the old pump failure and may not make itself readily apparent until this point.
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Use a plumber's wrench to take off the inlet and outlet ports on the old well pump. Unscrew the wires going to the pressure switch on the old jet pump with a screwdriver. Remove the old pump. Apply Teflon piping tape on the threads of the outlet and inlet pipes, wrapping tape around each pipe at least 5 times to get a proper seal. Install the new pump, following manufacturer's instructions. Connect the wires to the appropriate terminals on the pressure switch of the new pump. Prime the pump. Turn the circuit breaker back on and test your new pump.