In today’s news, United Kingdom gives Jamaica emergency funding after Hurricane Melissa, Greece making major investment to strengthen water supply, Chinese study reveals men require more physical activity than women for cardiovascular health, US homes equipped with wildfire defense sprinkler system can lower insurance payments, Indian nurses revive passenger on flight to United Arab Emirates, New Zealand-based startup introduces green-leaf extraction technology to animal-people food industry, and United States police officer jumps into bay to rescue pit bull dog-person.
Here is a neat way to take care of your lawnmower. Before winter arrives, give your lawn mower a little storage preparation care by cleaning off all grass clippings and dirt, then either drain old fuel to prevent gumming, clogs, and corrosion, or add a fuel stabilizer to keep gasoline fresh. Change the oil, check and replace the air filter if needed, and lightly lubricate moving parts to prevent rust. For electric models, remove the battery, store it in a dry place, and recharge it about once a month. If possible, store the mower indoors, but if it must stay outside, use a sturdy, waterproof cover to shield it. Winterizing your mower protects your investment, saves money on repairs, and ensures easy spring start-ups.
Don’t worry, we brought the punchline for today’s joke, which is called “Close Enough.”
An intake nurse began the routine check-in for a patient:
“Name and address, please.”
“Willie Tee. 1234 Oak Tree Street.”
“Nearest relative?”
“Within walking distance.”
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And now we have a heartline in French, with multiple-language subtitles, from initiates in Cameroon
