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How to identify swimmer's ear
Sense an itch in your ear.
Itching in the outer ear and ear canal is the first sign of swimmer's ear.
Because one of the main causes of an ear infection is through your ear being exposed to water, pay particular attention to itching that arises in the days soon after you have gone swimming.
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Infections due to fungi cause greater itchiness than those due to bacteria. Look for redness inside your ear.

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How to pack for a whale watching trip
Dress in layers.
It is usually colder out on the water than it is inland or even on the shore. You will want to wear several layers to keep yourself warm during your trip.
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To be safe, expect the temperature to be 20-30 f (11-16 c) colder on the water. Some useful layering items include sweaters, sweatshirts, scarves, and flannel shirts.

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How to get a job repossessing cars
Attend a reputable recovery agent school.
Reputable recovery agent schools can be located online. Some repossession companies actually offer their own training.
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Although not specifically required in all states, attending recovery agent school can help you obtain employment as a repossession agent. Ask to ride along with an established repossession agent.

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How to send a message forward in time
Get the needed supplies listed under " things you'll need ".
Write a letter to yourself as if you were someone else.
( i.e. use " you " instead of " i " )
Write down anything you'd like yourself in the future to remember, or just give your future self some encouragement.
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Who knows, maybe you'll need it one day. Write the letter in any format you want to write it in, it doesn't have to be formal.