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You have been stuck in the house for the last few months and you are itching to get out and do some fishing. The only thing you do not have in your tackle box is the tips to catching some spring crappie. Here are 3 basic crappie fishing tips to make your crappie fishing trips more successful.

1. Spring Crappie Depths

Crappie have been held up in deep water all winter long but with the water is starting to warm up now they are starting to move into there spawning season. The males will come up into warmer shallow water during this time of year and build a bowl liked nest in the lake bottom. This is a great time to get out and catch a stringer of fishing. More times then not your stringer will be full of mostly make crappie. This is called the spawning season.

2. Spring Crappie Movements

While the spawning season is going on they are very protective of this nest and will run anything away that gets close to it. Crappie fishing at this time of year can be real fun even if you do not have a boat.

3. Spring Crappie Baits

Since the crappie are on the beds, you can usually see them from the shore line and be able to toss a lure their way and watch them strike it. Toss a small 1/16th oz feathered or plastic bodied jig into the area nearest the bank and watch them turn into a ferocious beast trying to protect the nest. This is some great fun for both adults and especially for kids. So take a kid with you when you go, it will not only be fun for them, it will make your trip that much more exciting as well.

These are just a few basic crappie fishing tips for spring crappie fishing. There are many more tips and tricks you need to know to make your spring crappie trip even more exciting this year. We have more specific tips for you to add to your arsenal at http://huntandfishindiana.com/

Recent Studies Show Dad May Need Help But Won't Ask For It; experts call on families to monitor dad's physical and mental health

Towson, Md. - June 2009 - The new tie and golf balls are a nice gesture, but this Father's Day dad might need a gift society has conditioned him not to ask for- HELP! This could mean a helper to do simple tasks dad can no longer manage or a companion to help dad socialize and relieve depression and loneliness. Recent studies show men don't seek psychological and physical help as easily as women because our culture preaches to boys early on that asking for help is not masculine but rather a sign of weakness.

"We see many elderly men needing the most help but they are the last to ask for it," says Peter Ross, CEO and founder of Senior Helpers, the nation's fastest growing provider of in-home senior care. "An elderly man could be suffering from deep depression or a physical ailment, but he's too proud to seek assistance."

Just ask Mark Snider from Charlotte, North Carolina. His 83-year-old dad, Rod Snider, had symptoms of dementia for several months before he finally told his family he had a problem. Rod was having difficulty sleeping and was becoming forgetful. His family blamed old age.

Mark says his dad suddenly turned over his car keys and said, "Son I no longer feel I should drive." Mark hired Senior Helpers for his dad, 24/7, to help him back to bed during the night so he would not accidentally fall, take his medicine on time, go for walks and even work with Scrabble pieces and math flash cards to keep his mind sharp. Rod died last month from an aggressive form of dementia, just months after he was officially diagnosed.

Consider this:

• A 2008 study from the University of Cincinnati and the Medical University of South Carolina finds in the U.S. boys learn early on that men should be strong, independent, tough and self- reliant. The study calls the contrast between men's and women's help- seeking behavior a "growing concern."
• In the U.S., men die, on average, close to seven years younger than women and have higher rates of the 15 leading causes of death. A study by Clark University and Boston College says, "improving professional help seeking is one obvious way to better men's lives."
• A new national poll conducted by Senior Helpers found 70% (7 out of 10) adult children would overwhelmingly choose their mom over their dad to move in with them if their elderly parents could not take care of themselves. Ross believes, " children think of mom first because she's more likely to ask for help while dad appears independent and in control."

Solution:

"The best way to get dad help is to offer it with an emphasis on problem solving rather than emotion," adds Ross. "Since men are competitive and success oriented, the best way to approach Dad is to acknowledge the courage it takes to ask for and accept assistance and then point out why it is a good idea."

Ross also advises basing your offer to help dad on these warning signs:

• Difficulty getting around. Falls are the leading cause of death and injury for Americans over age 65.
• Memory loss. It's one thing to forget where the keys are. It's another to forget if you took your medicine, left the stove on, if you forget the day or your location. Severe memory loss could be a sign of severe dementia.
• Change in appearance or behavior. Weight loss could indicate a senior is not eating properly. A lack of hygiene or unkempt appearance may be a sign of depression or the inability to perform the basic activities of daily living.

For more information, please visit www.seniorhelpers.com.

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1987 5.0 question about steering.?

I would like to swap out my steering rack. My power steering is going out (It has 230k miles)I would like to just get rid of the power steering and replace the rack for a manual one (as this is getting old as well). Is this possible without having to change out the universal joint, and the outer tie rods (replaced last year)?

I would like this to come out LESS expensive than just replacing my Power steering pump and old rack. Looking on line i see some for $450 for the rack, u-joint, and outer rods.

Any one out there know of a really good 5.0 forum or something to that effect?

Where there any ford cars on the Fox body that had manual steering that i can just go down to autozone and buy a manual rack from them. That would be ideal, and probably much cheaper.

Autozone rack part number 6804. Use Flaming River steering adapter (I can't find the part number).

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