By Hannah Munson

Having a car is an investment that needs maintenance. It makes your life easier by not having to commute: riding a bus, trains to get to your work. But to make a car worthy of its investment is that it needs maintenance every now and then, and as time goes by it your car will eventually need repairs and parts replacement. The wheel is a very important feature of a car; you can use a car without a wheel. Several companies have introduced new technologies to get the best model with a good wheel out in the market.

Causes

There are many causes that can cause your car’s wheel to be out of alignment. Always going through bad roads that have serious uneven surfaces and suspension deterioration are one these factors that affects your wheel alignment. If you don’t align your wheels the soonest, you’ll fail to economize fuel and your tires will eventually wear in a very short span of time.

Cost

Your location, the number of wheels you want to align, the shop where you’re having to get your tires balance are determinants that would answer the average cost. If you are situated in an area where there is a high-living cost, two-wheel alignment usually run from $50 to $80 and four-wheel alignment as high as $150′; but in small cities, you can only get two-wheel alignment for $30 and four-wheel alignment for only $70. A repair shop or mechanic that will ask expensive fees is not necessarily the best ones. Do not be gullible if a repair shop will offer you warranties because warranties won’t work for wheel alignment, this would even cost you more. The type of your car will also be a factor on the cost; if you have a sports car then expect a much higher price to have your wheel aligned.

Before getting it aligned consult your mechanic on how much is the average price so you have a better account what you’ll pay for. But if you are vehicle-savvy, you can do Do-It-Yourself wheel alignment and do it yourself with the help of your mechanic, or you’ll be the one helping your mechanic. Either way, it’ll be much cheaper compared getting it in a shop. Do not worry about your expenses, just always makes sure that you are safety while on the road. The cost to balance your wheels is even much cheaper than the cost to have your tires replaced.

Keep in mind that some places will do it for less than nothing. While some may do it for a lower cost, they may hope that you come back to use them for future services such as purchasing tires and more. Also, keep an eye out for specials such as balancing and new tire packages and much more. When you purchase items in a package, it’s going to allow you to save a lot more on the actual costs of the goods. By doing so, you should be able to see a good amount of savings.

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Three Tips for Avoiding Any ArgumentListen – Listening to your speaker during a heated argument is one of the most challenging things you’ll ever do. Especially when you believe the information is inaccurate or the speaker is speaking to you in a vindictive voice tone. Clear your mind of all distractions and concentrate on information that you don’t already have. Nod your head occasionally to affirm that you are listening. And, always place your need to understand, before your desire to be understood.

Avoid Adding Fuel to the Fire – Eliminate making statements such as: “I’m sorry, but what you’re saying makes absolutely no sense at all.” Or, “If you would just calm down for a minute, maybe I could explain…” Statements like these only intensify the core of frustration or anger. Instead, go “old school.” Bite your tongue when you find yourself tempted to say anything that may be perceived to be condescending.

Flip the Script – OK. This technique requires skills. If your speaker is livid and “lashing out irrationally,” he’s reacting from the right side (the emotional side) of his brain. Aim to alter his emotional state and get him to the other side, as smoothly and quickly as possible. To do this successfully, you must interrupt his current focus and pattern of communication. First, say his name. Then, immediately ask for clarification. People instinctively respond from a slightly calmer emotional state when they hear their own names. Then, with composure, speak numerically. For example:

“Stephen. Let me make sure I understand. You’re saying, number one; when I don’t return your keys to the place where I found them, it irks you to no end. Two, it puts you in a position where you lose 10, 15, 30 minutes of your day – or even more – when I don’t think. And three, you’re asking is it really that difficult to complete one, simple routine. Is that accurate?”

In order to follow the sequence of numbers you just laid out, Stephen has to flip his own script, to the calmer. Why? Because his brain hears numbers! That means, the right side automatically enlists the left side to take over. The left side is the rational side of our brain. It handles numbers, logic and of the like. Stephen is now in a solution-oriented, state of mind.

By John Francis Amberden

Have you ever been involved in a car accident where you were injured seriously? What would you do in such a situation? The first thing to ever do is administer first aid and call for help. Knowing the facts in the case of personal injury from a car accident forms the crux of our topic today.

Let us first discuss the common types of injuries that may happen in a car accident. The first type of injuries is known as whiplash injuries. Whiplash injuries are the most common types of injuries to occur in any country. Whiplash injuries may include damage to the neck or the spine and muscles around the neck. The extent of the injury might be little or more depending on the case. The effects of the injury might be observed for a short time or in many cases it can also be permanent. In some cases a whiplash injury can leave the neck or the spine permanently damaged. The injuries are diagnosed by using x rays by the doctor. The doctor will also use the x rays to see if any injury has been caused to vertebra and the extent of damage to the neck. The next most common types of injuries are the head injuries. Head injuries can prove to be fatal as a serious blow to the head can cause damage to the brain. Damage to the brain can occur at the time of the accident or over time as the internal injury can aggravate. The third type of injuries is bodily injuries which can occur on the arms and the legs. If they are small, they can be treated and healed in a few days. If they are big like a fracture then it can take anywhere between a fortnight to months to heal completely.

So what should you normally do when you meet with an accident and get personally injured? The first and the foremost thing is to call the emergency number and call for an ambulance immediately. Also if you are seriously injured then you can tell the passers by to get the necessary information of your family members and the doctors from your car or wallet and call them up immediately. The course of treatment will depend on how deep the injury is and on which part of the body is injured. Try not to panic too much as this can raise your blood pressure. Stay calm. Do not try to move too much. Moving can seriously aggravate the injuries inside and can bring permanent damage to any body part.

When the ambulance arrives try to answer the questions that the staff may ask? The medical team may ask you questions while administering you doses of medication and checking your vitals, heart beats etc. Answer truthfully all the questions of the medical team. Ask the medical team to call your family members and inform them about the accident. Do follow the instructions of the doctors to ensure your speedy recovery. When you are discharged from hospital do take a few days of rest at home and resume work only when you feel fully fit and fine.

Last but not least. Answer any questions by the police truthfully. Do not lie! If you feel the need to lie or you are worried about the situation, ask for an attorney to be present. Mistakes here can cost you more than money. And money will be no problem if you carry car insurance.

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By Greg Garner

Sure-delicious food is important. Atmosphere, they say, is everything in the restaurant business. It is vital to have a clean establishment, this goes without saying. However, none of those factors are the most important thing that you need to be successful as a restaurant owner. The most important piece of the restaurant puzzle is the employees. You may not want to tell them this but without a great team, everything else can be perfect and you could still fall by the wayside. The development of a good team starts during the hiring process. Here is what you will need.

— Cooks:

They are one of the most important parts of the team. No matter what you do, you have to have at least one experienced cook on your cooking team.

— Kitchen Help:

These are not cooks but are helpers who have expressed a keen interest in learning to cook or are cooking students. They also bus tables and wash dishes.

— Host:

The most important part of your wait staff, the host is the first impression your customers get of your staff.

— Wait Staff:

If your restaurant staff were an army, the wait staff would be the infantry. These foot soldiers are on the front line of the customer loyalty battle.

Give That Man A Cookie

The difference between a chef and a cook is that a chef has some kind of professional connection, real of entitled that adds to the restaurants image. Outside of that, there is no difference at all. What you do not want in your kitchen is an enthusiastic amateur cook unless you have an experienced cook looking over his or her shoulder. The more cooks you have, the better. An average small to medium sized restaurant kitchen will need three, minimum. Two of these cooks need to be executive cooks with experience. The rest can be line cooks aspiring to be executives.

Kitchen Help

Your kitchen help are basically wannabe cooks who wash dishes, bus tables, wait tables in emergencies, and can sub for a cook in an extreme emergency. They are the crossed trained ninjas of the restaurant world. Treat these individuals with respect because they can do it all and usually do so with a smile on their faces. You will know who they are the moment you meet them during the interview process.

The Hostess With The Mostest

The host is the face of your restaurant. They should be the most personable person in the building and extremely fast on their feet. The happier a personality you will never meet, the host or hostess should be the kind of person who has to have their smile surgically removed when they go home at night to give their face muscles a break.

The Foot Soldiers

Your wait staff does all the work outside the kitchen. They get up close and personal with the customer and need to be customer service specialists. If you are lucky, you will have a great wait staff. Treat them right and they will treat your restaurant like their home away from home. You know when you have a good wait staff by the amount of fighting for the hours you can offer. If you are lucky enough to have the kind of staff described above, there is no telling how successful you can be.

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