Nicholas Lepinski

 1. Pay Attention Remember, you are fresh out of basic, which means you have no clue what you are doing. When your first-line supervisor tells you to do something that flies in the face of what you learned in basic, nod your head in a sagely manner and do what they tell you. What you learned in basic is all fine and good, but this here's the real deal, and things are done differently. 2. Educate Yourself Free promotions stop at E-4. The only way you're going to advance is if you convince your service that you are better than your peers. Take civilian college courses if you can and enroll in military correspondence courses if they are available. Start studying for your next qualification exam. After E-4, you need to convince the military that you're worth keeping. 3. Relax, but ... Don't forget you're in the military now, not back on the block. Unless you're going on a deterrent patrol aboard a submarine packing nukes, the military is essentially a 9-5 job ... Ex...

Nearly every homeowner experiences a plumbing problem now and then. Here are 8 helpful plumbing tips to keep things working well in your home Your home’s plumbing is an intricate system that brings in fresh water, heats it up for washing and distributes it around the house.  According to Nicholas Lepinski , These plumbing tips will help you keep your system in good shape, so you can avoid the headaches and inconvenience of unexpected problems. 1. Don’t Flush That The only thing you should flush down a toilet is your own waste and toilet paper. A toilet bowl is not a trash can, so things like sanitary products, cotton swabs, plastic, hair and cardboard can build up in the line and cause a nasty clog.  2. Check for Tank Leaks with Food Coloring Is your toilet tank leaking into the bowl? Test it by putting some red food coloring in the tank and waiting an hour or so. If it’s leaked into the bowl by that time, you need to replace the tank ball to keep water from seeping out and lo...