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Why Choose Staying Afloat for Your Party Boat Rental

Why Choose Staying Afloat for Your Party Boat Rental

If you are looking for a great time in the Fort Lauderdale area, taking a party boat through the many lovely canals is a great activity. You can party with your friends as you hang out onboard, swim in canals, and see the beautiful sights in the Everglades. There are a lot of party boat rentals out there, but Staying Afloat offers a party boat experience that stands apart from others.

Party With 11 of Your Closest Friends (or Book 2 or More Boats for a Bigger Party!)

Our party boats can accommodate you and 11 of your closest friends. There are plenty of seats available for everyone to hang out on. The boat also includes two floaties you can put in the water to play with for when you stop to take a dip in the warm waters of the canals. Bluetooth speakers are equipped on all our boats, so you can party to whatever music you want. Just connect your device and go! This experience is truly customizable to you and your party.

Day and Evening Cruises Available

You can book a cruise for any time that works for you. Enjoy seeing all the sights during the day, such as unique animals, wonderful plant life, and gorgeous Fort Lauderdale architecture. You can also book a sunset cruise, and enjoy vivid colors painting the sky while you party with your friends.

Our Captains are the Most Fun

Our captains create an upbeat yet relaxed experience that our passengers are sure to remember! The captains are not only super fun, but they are also knowledgeable about the area and can answer questions or share information as you cruise the canals.

BYOBs – (Bathing Suits, Beer, Best Party Attitude)

We provide an amazing captain, a great boat, a couple of floaties, and water. You get to BYOB – bring your own bathing suits, beer, and best party attitude! This is your party, so come prepared to have a blast and make amazing memories.

Book Today for Fun in the Sun, Party Boat Style

Whether you are planning a bachelor party fort lauderdale or bachelorette party fort lauderdale, birthday party, or just a fun get together with friends, call us at (708) 986-1926 to book your party boat in Fort Lauderdale today! Or, skip the call and book online now!

Divorce explained clearly and simply

Divorce explained clearly and simply

Legally ending a marriage involves a number of decisions, from dividing finances to visitation schedules. A divorce lawyer can assist with all these major decisions to make it easier on you.

Divorce (or dissolution of marriage) is a legal ending of a marriage and the unwinding of your life from your spouse’s. To initiate a divorce, one spouse will file a divorce petition, then both spouses will come to an agreement that divides any property or responsibilities, including the custody of any children. Finding a local divorce lawyer to assist with this can be helpful.

Common issues to resolve during divorce

Before filing, it’s important to decide exactly what you want out of the divorce and include it in your divorce petition.  It is also a good idea to have a divorce attorney or divorce lawyer at your side to make sure you are doing things properly and sensibly.

Financial issues:

  • How to divide assets, like bank and investment accounts
  • How to divide debts, like credit card balances and loans
  • What to do with real estate holdings, including your marital home
  • Alimony

Issues involving your children:

  • Custody
  • Child support
  • Visitation schedules
  • Parenting plan (not all states require this)

Courts prefer couples work out these issues themselves. If you can bring the court an agreement that it considers fair to you, your spouse, and any children, it will likely be approved.  A qualified divorce lawyer or divorce attorney can give you the right information so you are not doing things that might not be in your best interest.

Types of divorce or separation

Fault divorce. The person filing for divorce alleges some wrongdoing, like adultery or extreme cruelty, committed by their spouse.

No-fault divorce. Instead of placing blame, you cite “irreconcilable differences” or something similar. You and your spouse may have to swear to this in a signed statement or live apart for a specified amount of time (often 12 or 18 months).

Uncontested divorce. You and your spouse agree on all issues, including property division, child custody, and others.

Contested divorce. You and your spouse disagree on one or more issues, and you need help coming to an agreement.  You will probably in this instance need the help of a qualified divorce attorney.

Key terms to understand about divorce

Marital property. Everything that belongs to both spouses. It must be divided in the divorce.

Non-marital property. Property belonging to only one spouse. It may include gifts given to only one spouse or investments owned before the marriage.

Spousal support. Also called alimony, this helps a spouse maintain a reasonable lifestyle. It may be temporary or indefinite.

Child custody. This has two parts. Physical custody defines who the child lives with. Legal custody refers to who has the legal right to make decisions on behalf of the child. It is possible for one parent to have sole physical custody while both parents share legal custody.

Divorce laws vary by state

The general outline of the divorce process is similar, but the details can vary.

Residency requirement. You must have lived in the state for some minimum time before you can file, usually 90 or 180 days.

Waiting period. Your divorce can’t be finalized until a set number of days has passed. This tends to range from 60 to 120 days. In some states it’s longer if you have children.  Ask a divorce attorney to find out about the specific time frame in your state.

Distribution. Most states divide property “equitably,” which means fairly but not necessarily equally. Sometimes non-marital property can be given to the other spouse to make the final division fair. A few (community property states) divide all marital property equally and let each spouse keep non-marital property.

If you need more information, you may want to hire a divorce lawyer or divorce attorney to help you or at least look over your petition before filing.

It’s important to remember that divorce law varies by state and some of these tips might not be applicable in your region. Be sure to find a divorce attorney in your area to advise you on how to get a divorce. Doing this will help protect your assets and property while ensuring the process goes as smoothly as it possibly can.

 Disclaimer: While every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of this article, it is not intended to provide legal advice as individual situations will differ and should be discussed with an expert and/or lawyer.

 For all questions regarding your divorce, call an experienced divorce attorney in our directory today – Http://www.Divorcecounselors.net/

 

How The Probate System Works

How The Probate System Works

Sometimes it becomes necessary for courts to oversee the distribution of your assets upon your death. That’s where probate comes in.  A probate attorney can be a value source of information and help when it comes to this.

Probate is the legal process by which a person’s final debts are settled and legal title to property is formally passed from the deceased to his or her beneficiaries and heirs. There are many arguments for and against probate and its value in an estate plan.

Probate provides a court-supervised distribution of an estate’s assets. However, the process subjects an estate to public scrutiny and additional costs of probate. So before making a final decision, learn the role of probate in estate settlement to determine whether it would work in your own estate plan.  A Probate lawyer or probate attorney can be very useful sometimes in assisting in this whole process.

HOW PROBATE BEGINS.

The probate process is initiated in the county of the decedent’s legal residence at death. Somebody acting on behalf of the decedent must come forward with the decedent’s original will. Usually, this person is named in the will as the executor, chosen by the decedent as the one in charge of “wrapping up” his or her affairs. If there is no will, somebody must ask the court to be appointed as administrator to perform the same function. Most often, this is the surviving spouse or an adult child. If there is a dispute over who should serve as administrator, the court will appoint a neutral public administrator who can be counted on to be fair. This person is paid an hourly fee from estate funds.

The executor and administrator have practically identical legal rights and responsibilities, and both may be referred to as the decedent’s personal representative. Note that the personal representative’s authority only extends to the probate estate defined as property subject to the jurisdiction of the probate court. Assets disposed of outside the probate process are part of the “non-probate estate,” and the executor or administrator has no control over these. If a decedent has probate property outside the court’s jurisdiction, then that property must be subjected to ancillary probate in the other jurisdiction.

The executor-to-be should file (with or without the help of a lawyer) a Petition for Probate of Will and Appointment of Executor. This is done at the probate court clerk’s office. Probate court is a division of the state court system, but it might be referred to by another name. (A certified copy of the death certificate must also be shown to the court. One will need a death certificate for other purposes, so it is a good idea to order about 10 copies initially. The coroner or mortuary can assist with this.)

A date is usually set for the person named as executor (or administrator) to appear before a judge, present the will, if any, and ask to be formally appointed. After a will’s genuineness and validity are established—by simple inspection of the document—the court issues an order “admitting the will to probate,” which the county clerk then records. In some states, expedited procedures may be available.

Once probated, a will is a public record, and so are the subsequent filings with the court. These papers are open to inspection by anyone. The laws in many states require public notice of the probate proceeding by the publication of newspaper ads.

The probate judge officially appoints the executor (or administrator). This appointment confers on the personal representative full authority to deal with the decedent’s probate property and accounts. The personal representative is given a certified court document that must be honored by financial institutions and others. In some places, this is called the “letters of administration” or “letters testamentary.”

THE THREE BASIC STEPS OF PROBATE.

The steps of probate are tasks that have to be completed on behalf of any person who dies, whether he or she has a will, trust, or neither. These chores can be easy or very difficult, depending on the nature of the decedent’s property and the reasonableness of the people involved. But much of this business really cannot be avoided, even if probate itself is avoided.

Most states have streamlined probate procedures for handling the settlement of small estates and uncomplicated larger ones. In a few states, the procedure for small estates may not even require a trip to probate court. But even where court is necessary, if nobody is protesting or fighting over anything, the process need not be as bad as many people fear.

If the decedent left a will, there should be an executor named in it to manage the estate and wrap up the decedent’s affairs. If there is no will, the court will appoint an administrator to fill this role. The generic term “personal representative” is often used to refer to an administrator or executor. With or without a will, the probate process can be divided into three steps:

Step 1. Collection, inventory, and appraisal of all assets that are subject to probate

One of the executor’s or administrator’s first and most important duties after appointment is to take an inventory of estate assets. These assets include money that is owed to the decedent or the estate, e.g., loans, final paycheck, life insurance, or retirement account(s) made payable to the estate. This inventory must be filed with the court.  A probate lawyer can assist with this.

If the decedent’s property consists entirely of bank and stock brokerage accounts, for example, the account numbers and latest balances will be listed. Valuing real estate or an antique car collection, by contrast, would probably require a professional appraisal. The detail and accuracy necessary is dictated by the circumstances and degree of scrutiny being shown by other interested parties.

An estate checking account is usually a good practical idea for paying the decedent’s household final bills and estate expenses (e.g., attorney, appraiser). This checking account is useful for combining all the decedent’s financial accounts into a single pot. Thought should be given, however, before stocks or bonds are sold. It may be unwise, for example, to convert a good investment into cash in a checking account merely for convenience’s sake.  The passing of a loved one is a very trying, emotional experience, a probate lawyer or probate attorney help and assist with this whole process.

Step 2. Paying the bills, taxes, estate expenses, and creditors of the decedent

The personal representative is never personally responsible for paying these expenses out-of-pocket if estate funds are not available. The surviving spouse and children are generally given an allowance under the law, which varies greatly from state to state, whether or not there is a will. Generally, an allowance comes “off the top” and is set aside first. Thereafter, the order of payment of claims against the estate is usually:

  1. Costs/expenses of administration
  2. Funeral expenses
  3. Debts and taxes
  4. All other claims

The personal representative reviews the decedent’s final bills, debts, and any claims against him or her as well as the supporting proof. The personal representative then pays or settles those that are valid and rejects the rest. He or she may hire an attorney, with estate funds, for advice or to defend or negotiate any legal claims. (An example of such a claim may be a motorist demanding compensation for injuries suffered in a car accident caused by the decedent a few months previously.)

There are procedures under state law dictating what a rejected claimant or creditor can and must do next to keep the claim alive. This may even involve filing a lawsuit against the estate. Anyone who feels that the estate owes him or her money is likely to have only a limited time to begin further action. After that period expires, the claim may be barred forever. The certainty of that cut-off is an often-overlooked argument in favor of going through probate. Some states allow creditors to wait until after probate proceedings to approach (or sue) those to whom the estate has been distributed. If they have been given notice, however, most creditors will not wait until later, even if it is allowed.

Step 3. Formal transfer of estate property according to the will or by the state laws of intestacy succession (if there is no will)

When all rightful claims, debts, and expenses have been paid, the remainder of the property is distributed by the executor as the will directs. (At this point, if there is no will, the administrator distributes property according to state law.) The executor generally has the discretion to distribute the estate in cash or in kind (i.e., give away the property itself), but the will can specify otherwise.

The executor may sell or transfer real estate if the will permits it (most do), but only after a legally specified waiting period. The executor usually may sell or transfer the testator’s (decedent’s) personal property any time but may not begin final distribution of property or sale proceeds until after a waiting period provided by state law (e.g., six months).

When the waiting periods have expired and all legitimate bills, debts, and taxes have been paid, what remains of the estate is available for distribution to heirs or beneficiaries. Only then may the executor make disbursements of cash, send copies of documents such as deeds and investment statements showing new ownership, or transfer physical property to the respective beneficiaries.

The waiting period before property may be distributed, even were it not required by law, is a very practical idea. The personal representative cannot immediately rule out the existence of a forgotten lawful obligation the decedent might have left behind. In fairness, the law requires that all creditors of the decedent have notice and a chance to present their claims. That is also why the executor or administrator publishes a legal notice in the newspaper that the estate is in probate.

A final settlement or accounting is generally required of all the personal representative’s dealings on behalf of the estate. Any party who intends to object to any aspect of the probate proceeding should come forward and be heard at this point if not sooner. Once the judge approves the final settlement, the personal representative usually has no further duties, and the estate no longer exists.

Wills and other legal documents often refer to “real” and “personal” property. Real property refers to buildings and land; most people are familiar with that term. But many are unaware that personal property is a specific legal term referring to anything that is not real estate (e.g., cash, a computer, shares of stock, an individual retirement account).

The probate process is often portrayed as a nightmarish ordeal. If there is no conflict or controversy, however, much of it is simply wrapping up the decedent’s affairs and performing tasks that must be done even when probate is avoided.

THE DUTIES OF PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVES, EXECUTORS, AND ADMINISTRATORS.

Most wills give the executor very wide discretion in handling property and the affairs of the estate, and the law permits this. But the intention of the testator as expressed in the will should always be considered, as well as the desires of the estate beneficiaries when practical. For the sake of family harmony, it is ideal to choose an executor who is both fair and respected by all parties concerned. (When there is no will, the court chooses an administrator to fulfill the same kind of duties an executor would have.)

The executor should generally not act until the will is probated, because he or she has not been officially given authority until then. The executor should, however, pay for the funeral and take care of estate property before appointment if necessary (e.g., maintain real estate or continue to operate a business). The executor may hire, with estate funds, laborers, lawyers, accountants, and other professionals for assistance.

It is a good idea for the personal representative to demonstrate openness by sending notice of what is going on to all heirs and beneficiaries. This may even be required by state law. An heir is any of a decedent’s relatives who would be in line under state law to take a part of the decedent’s estate if the decedent died without a will—, e.g., a child. A beneficiary is a person, related or not, whom the decedent has specifically named in a will, insurance policy, etc., to be a taker of his or her property. Often, of course, a decedent has specifically named his heirs as the beneficiaries under his will, policy, or retirement accounts.

The personal representative’s notice should state what action is about to be taken (e.g., when an auction is planned), indicate the court where estate papers are on file, and be accompanied by a copy of the will, if any. This small courtesy can prevent suspicion and bickering and is good legal strategy, too. If a party who has received this notice has an objection but fails to come forward, the party may find it very difficult to be heard by a judge later. For this reason, a personal representative should also give individual written notice to known creditors of the decedent even though a notice is published in the newspaper.

If the personal representative is also a beneficiary under the will, or an heir according to law if there is no will (e.g., an adult child), he or she is absolutely forbidden to “self-deal” or give anyone preferential treatment. This is a frequent issue. Unfortunately, however, the executor is in such a privileged position that it is difficult for the law to provide a quick-enough remedy when this rule is violated. That is why it is so important to avoid this problem to begin with by writing a will and choosing an executor wisely, rather than allowing the court to appoint an administrator who may not be the best person for the job. This is an argument for the use of an institutional executor such as a bank.

Note that, absent his or her own negligence or wrongdoing, the individual serving as executor or administrator is never personally responsible for satisfying claims or lawsuits against the decedent or the estate itself. But the personal representative does have a duty to gather whatever estate assets exist and to pay the decedent’s lawful obligations as far as possible. Meanwhile, the creditors, if any, have a prescribed period of time to come forward. So the personal representative may indeed be personally liable for the debt if he or she has given away to the heirs or beneficiaries what should have gone to a creditor.

The personal representative must also act immediately to prudently invest estate assets. The law imposes a fiduciary duty on personal representatives to act cautiously and always to have the best interests of the beneficiaries in mind. If this duty is violated and a loss or waste of assets results, the personal representative may be ordered to pay compensation personally (or as an institution) to the beneficiaries in this situation, too.

The personal representative is not held responsible for a poor return on estate investments as long as any investments chosen by him or her are appropriate. For example, if a general market downturn decreased the value of the estate portfolio of bonds and blue chip stocks, the law would not hold the personal representative responsible. By contrast, if the personal representative lost money through risky speculative investments or failed to get a reasonable return by leaving substantial assets in a checking account, these would probably be considered inappropriate, and he or she might be individually liable.

The personal representative’s fiduciary duty also requires him or her to protect and preserve estate assets. For example, if estate funds were available but the personal representative neglected to pay an insurance bill and a fire loss to the decedent’s home resulted, the personal representative might well be held liable to the beneficiaries.

A personal representative is entitled to reasonable compensation often limited to a certain percentage (e.g., 5%) of the property in the probate estate. (Extra compensation related to handling some special matter may be allowed by the court.) That does not mean the executor automatically gets that much. The fee taken is usually listed on the final report and is, therefore, subject to approval by the court. Some states have an official “reasonable” fee scale for personal representatives and probate attorneys. These may actually be higher than fees in comparable cases in states that do not have official fee scales.

An objection can be raised if the fee appears excessive, considering the time and effort actually expended. Professional fees (lawyers, accountants, appraisers) will also be allowed. These fees must be reasonable, too, but are not subject to a set limit.

The personal representative has a great responsibility. A trustworthy person or institution should be named in one’s will to avoid the family strife that often follows when this choice has to be made by the court.

SUMMARY OF OVERVIEW OF THE PROBATE PROCESS.

The probate process is not necessarily as difficult as people are led to believe. Much of the effort expended to wrap up a person’s affairs is necessary, even if probate court is avoided entirely. The process often goes smoothly, and when it does not, it is often because of difficulties——legal, financial, or personal——that are attributable to the decedent’s situation, not the court. These same issues would adversely affect the “peaceful” transition even if probate were avoided, and in some cases are better dealt with under court supervision.

Consider the pros and cons of probate as they apply to your own estate before making a decision one way or another about avoiding probate. Sometimes the best solution is to transfer some assets outside probate and others under its umbrella.  If any questions arise from the sometimes complicated process, contact your local probate lawyer or probate attorney for assistance.

It’s important to remember that certain laws vary by state and some of these tips might not be applicable in your region. Be sure to find a probate attorney in your area to advise you on the entire process. 

Disclaimer: While every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of this article, it is not intended to provide legal advice as individual situations will differ and should be discussed with an expert and/or lawyer.

For all questions regarding your individual situation, call an experienced probate attorney in our directory today – Http://www.ProbateCounselors.net/

Why Get a Custom Home Entertainment Center Instead of Buying Premade

Why Get a Custom Home Entertainment Center Instead of Buying Premade

The living room in your home is an area where you host family gatherings, you have friends over and your family uses this space to unwind and relax after a long day. If you are looking to update your living room with an entertainment center you have a few options.

You can opt for something that is pre-built and simply bring it into your home or you can have a custom home entertainment center florida built at your home according to what you need size-wise and function-wise. A custom built item might be a bit more expensive but the end result is far more impressive and you will be happy you had something customized to your home.

Increase The Value Of Your Home

Whenever you custom build something in your home this increases the overall value of your home. If you go to resell someday you won’t be able to take this entertainment center with you but the overall price of your home will be much higher.

Customization

Depending on the size of your living room, where windows are located and what you need to store, you can pick and choose your entertainment center functions. A custom builder will work your needs into your design. You may need certain shelves for certain items like books or DVD’s or you might be looking for a certain color or material that will really compliment the rest of your home. All of this can become a reality.

If you are considering a custom home entertainment center florida in your home or custom closet, give The Closet Edition in Boca Raton, Florida a call today. They can work with your needs and your budget to create something you will love for many years to come. Premade items have their place but when it comes to a focal point such as this, custom is the way to go.

 

Protecting Your Eyes During Sports

Protecting Your Eyes During Sports

Certainly, protecting your eyes while playing sports is extremely important any time of year. Since April is Sports Eye Safety Month, it’s even more important right now!

Athletes and coaches are well aware that eye injuries happen all the time, while playing sports. It is estimated that more than 100,000 eye injuries occur, due to sports each year. A sizable number of those eye injuries lead to permanent vision loss. Therefore, it is important to take measures to protect the eyes, while playing sports.

Highest Incidence Of Eye Injuries

It is interesting to note that some sports report more eye injuries than others. These are very high risk sports. For example, basketball, baseball, and sports like tennis report a high number of eye injuries. This is probably because the sports use a flying object. It is easy for a player to get hit in the eye or jabbed in the eye.

Full-contact martial arts are also a sport that reports extreme eye injuries. Other sports that report a high number of eye injuries include football, hockey, and lacrosse. Generally, they are eye socket fractures to corneal abrasions.

Guidelines for Protecting Your Eyes

An eye doctor in Boca Raton would certainly agree that it is important to wear protective eyewear. This is the best way to avoid injuries to your eyes. It is suggested that athletes and those that take part in leisure sports wear shatterproof polycarbonate lenses. Polycarbonate lenses are recommended because they are very tough and durable. The lenses are able to easily endure the strongest objects that are thrown at you, while playing just about any sport.

Baseball and hockey players should wear protective helmets that include shields made of polycarbonate that go over their eyes. It is also advisable to replace any damaged protective eyewear with new polycarbonate lenses.

If You Get an Eye Injury Playing Sports, See an Eye Doctor in Boca Raton

If an eye injury occurs while you or a friend are playing sports in Boca Raton, stop immediately and seek out the services of an eye doctor. An eye doctor will examine the injury and determine if the eye injury is minor or serious requiring more medical attention. If you would like more information about eye injuries or eye safety, schedule an appointment at We Are Eyes by calling 561-995-9600.

 

 

What is dry eye and what are some common causes?

What is dry eye and what are some common causes?

Dry eyes is a common condition that affects millions of Americans. Those with dry eyes can experience irritation, tearing, and discomfort that gets worse later on in the day. A common cause of dry eyes include long periods of phone and computer usage. When you are using such devices, your blink rate significantly decreases which leads to your eyes being exposed to the environment for longer periods of time. Eye Doctor Boynton Beach

The purpose of blinking is to rewet the surface of the eye, so by decreasing this process, you are causing a deficient tear surface and this creates many symptoms. In addition, your vision may decrease as well since tears are needed to create a clear surface for light to get into your eyes.

Other causes include systemic conditions such as Sjogren’s or rheumatoid arthritis, medications such as antihistamines (allergy medications), and many other factors including age, gender and environmental conditions.

Home Treatment Options for Dry Eyes

Once your eye doctor makes the diagnosis of dry eyes, he or she will often recommend a using over the counter artificial tears. They substitute the lack of good quality tears and provide comfort by rewetting the surface of the eye.

Warm compresses may be suggested as well to help open up the meibomian glands which contribute to the oily layer of the tears that prevent evaporation. Sometimes, bacteria can grow on the eyelids and cause dry eyes as well, and in this case, the eye doctor will recommend lid scrubs and cleaning the eyelids with baby shampoo.

Look for Treatment at a Dry Eye Center of Excellence

A dry eye center of excellence uses state of the art technology to provide advanced dry eye treatment. They can use imaging technology to assess the function of the meibomian glands, which produce the oily layer of the tears, vital in preventing evaporation.

Advanced Dry Eye Treatment Boynton Beach, FL

If you need dry eye treatment near West Palm Beach, call the eye doctors at South Palm Eye Associates at 561-737-4040. They are able to address all of your eye related issues!

 

What’s the Best Way to Potty Train Your Puppy

What’s the Best Way to Potty Train Your Puppy

Bringing home a new puppy is a very exciting time. You have welcomed a new member into your family and you are about to make many memories together. Getting your pup used to your home and their new life will take a bit of time and it is important to get started with house training your puppy to minimize accidents. This process can take a number of months to complete but making sure that you stay consistent and patient will ensure success.

There are some other factors that contribute to how easily this process will go including the breed of dog that you have as well as the size of the dog. Age plays a large role as well. Very young puppies will have more accidents that a dog that is a bit older. Puppies for sale Boca Raton

When To Start Training

Puppy experts all agree that the best time to start training your puppy is between the ages of twelve and sixteen weeks of age. This is the age when a puppy will have a good amount of control over their bladder as well as their bowel movements and they will be able to understand what it feels like when they have to go. They also begin to hold their bowel movements if need be at this age. Up until that point, urinating and defecating will just happen and you can’t scold a puppy for an automatic reaction such as that.

Schedule

Make sure you keep your pup on a regular schedule when it comes to eating, going outside, playing and sleeping. When it comes to going outside to use the bathroom you should do this first thing in the morning when you both wake up. Throughout the course of the day you should take your puppy outside every thirty minutes to one hour depending on how old they are and how big they are. This will help associate going outside with using the bathroom. Always take your puppy outside one more time before bed.

During the training process don’t worry if you find your puppy is regressing a bit here and there. It is important that you don’t give up when this happens. As long as you are utilizing a good program for potty training, it will come with time. If you are looking for puppies for sale  West Palm Beach, call the experts at Love My Puppy and they’ll help you find the right puppy for your family.

The Largest All-Alumiunum MotorYacht is Soon to Set Sail

The Largest All-Alumiunum MotorYacht is Soon to Set Sail

What’s Average?

As a yacht enthusiast or just an onlooker, you’ve probably had the thought of how long a yacht typically is. There is a large range, from 33 ft to hundreds of feet.

Not Typical

Lately, there have been mentions about Heesen, which is a company who sells yachts of many kinds, based in the Netherlands. The company has just recently announced their biggest yacht, rumored to be the biggest in existence. Project Cosmos is the name and it definitely stands up to its name as Cosmos, which if you know anything about outer space, cosmos generally means everything, making it the perfect name for such an exquisite yacht. Gyro Stabilizers

How Many Feet?

The motoryacht stretches out to 262 feet with a projected top speed of 29 knots. This alone would be impressive on any yacht but take a yacht that is almost twice that of a normal one and you’ve got quite an impressive piece of machinery. Some may even call or more than a machine, but rather a sculpture or a work of art.

Stability is Key

But with such a large yacht, you might wonder just how it is able to stay afloat and not tip over with the slightest of winds. The key here is to use boat stabilizers. In a nutshell, these stabilizers are basically fins or rotors that prevent a large boat from tipping over due to winds or waves. This is done by mounting the boat stabilizers underneath the waterline and placing them laterally to the hull.

Learn More About Boat Stabilizers

If this has sparked your interest and you would like to continue learning more about how stabilizers work to maintain a boat’s stability and smooth sailing, don’t hesitate to check out gyrogalestabilizers.com. We wish happy sailing to everyone!

 

Tired of Painful Sex? ThermiVa May Be the Solution!

Tired of Painful Sex? ThermiVa May Be the Solution!

Our bodies experience many changes throughout our lives. As women, we experience puberty, some of us have children, and then we all go through menopause.

Some changes are obvious, we may gain or lose weight and our skin tends to show signs of wrinkles and aging. Other changes are not so visible, such as painful sex due to changes to both the internal vaginal canal and the external labia. Plastic surgery palm beach

Issues Leading to Painful Intercourse

  • Insufficient lubrication: The vagina produces moisture making penetration more comfortable. As a woman ages, her body may not provide enough natural lubricant due to the decrease of estrogen, following childbirth and after hormone therapy.
  • Irritation: You may experience pain from spermicides and birth control foams as well as vaginal deodorant sprays, douches, tampons, bath products and other items that contain fragrances.
  • Infections: Yeast infections, STD’s and herpes sores can cause pain.
  • Medical issues: Endometriosis, fibroid tumors and other health issues can cause painful intercourse.

New non-invasive procedures like vaginal rejuvenation that tightens the vagina can reduce pain and increase satisfaction. One of the new treatments is by ThermiVa.

ThermiVa Boynton Beach Area

If you experience painful intercourse, ThermiVa could be the solution you’ve been waiting for. ThermiVa in Boynton Beach offers a non-invasive treatment to stimulate new collagen and increase sensitivity to reduce the physical effects of childbirth and aging.

Here’s how it works:

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Why Do Tires Need Rotated

Why Do Tires Need Rotated

What Is Tire Rotation?

Tire rotation is moving the tires of a vehicle from one location under the vehicle to another. The new placement could be from left to right, front to back or even diagonally.

The purpose is to get the tires to wear evenly. An even tire wear is beneficial because it extends the life of the tire. A regular tire rotation schedule can help you put off purchasing a new set of tires for several months.

Why Is Tire Rotation Needed?

The axels on the vehicle do not weigh the same amount, which causes an uneven wear on the tires. Also, the front tires tend to do more work such as leaning when you make turns. You’re not making an equal amount of right and left turns so there’s an immediate difference.

Since the back tires just follow the front, they tend to wear more evenly. Another cause of uneven tire wear is a poor alignment. You can have your alignment checked at the same place you choose for tire rotation West Palm Beach.

Failure to rotate your tires can be expensive as you will be replacing your tires far more often. Also, rotated tires offer a smoother ride and the handling of the vehicle will be much better.

Make An Appointment For Tire Rotation West Palm Beach

Everyone thinks to make a car last all they have to do is change the oil. However, there are other maintenance duties that are necessary to save you money and time in the long run.

A smoother ride has also been known to be better on gas. A smoother ride can also help the engine not have to work as hard. Don’t wait until your tires no longer match. Take care of what you have today by getting your tires rotated. To find out more information on tire rotation or to schedule an appointment with an expert for tire rotation West Palm Beach, visit tireswestpalmbeach.net.