ORLANDO, FL  Correct Craft announced that the 2016 model year was the best year in the company’s ninety-one year history.

Correct Craft’s growth strategy, which is a combination of internal optimization and targeted acquisitions, resulted in significant growth for the model year ended June 30, 2016 as revenues increased 47% and net income increased 45% compared to the 2015 model year (which was Correct Craft’s previous best year ever).

Invisalign – Does Dental Insurance Cover This

Your Invisalign treatment will consist of a series of clear plastic aligners that you change out approximately every two weeks. Each aligner is individually manufactured with exact calculations of your teeth. Since your Invisalign system is custom made for your teeth and your teeth only, with a plan devised by you and your dentist or orthodontist, you know you’ll end up with a smile that truly fits.

Today, Invisalign brand of orthodontic appliance, primarily because the removable aligners (less than one millimeter thick) are designed to be more esthetically pleasing than conventional wire and bracket dental braces for treating certain types of minor misaligned tooth problems.

More importantly many dental insurance plans will cover the cost of Invisaligns under the orthodontic portion of the policy. You need to be sure and read through some of the limitations and exclusion posted on the web site or where you plan to buy dental insurance. If you are not sure please call the agent and ask. That is what they are paid to know.

The Centurion Boats World Wake Surfing Championship presented by GM Marine begins Thursday, September 22, 2016. Between the World’s best waves being generated by the 2017 Centurion Ri237 and World Champion performances, Centurion Boats is welcoming Matt Manzari to speak at the Wake Surfing World Champions Dinner, Friday night. A champion in his own right, Manzari is the perfect motivator to speak to the athletes the night before the finals. His “I defy the odds and you can too” message is sure to inspire World Champion performances.

Founded nearly 50 years ago, Camaro has become one of the most innovative and high-quality wetsuit manufacturers. Since 1969, Camaro has developed, together with their top athletes, watersports suits and gear at their very own production site in Europe/Austria. The TITANIUM collection is the result of the joint efforts of our design and research department and sets new standards in technology and wearing comfort. A revolutionary material concept which comprises all benefits for watersports!

Perform routine maintenance. You should check over your yacht or recreational boat each season before you head out on the water, but it is also a good idea to see to it that everything is well stocked and that your emergency radio or GPS are functional before you’re far from land. Ensure that your first aid kits and emergency equipment work – and that your crew knows how to use them.

Have you taken a boating safety course recently? There are many such courses available, which will help ensure that you are up-to-date on safe boating procedures. If you’re booking teens for boating safety classes, you might want to join them just to refresh and re-certify. Be sure to check if you qualify for any discounts on your yacht insurance coverage after you take a class.

Watch your speed. It can be exhilarating to race your yacht on open water, but excessive speed is one of the top five causes of American boating accidents. In 2014, excessive speed was blamed for 282 accidents.

Life jackets. They can not help passengers who fall over if they are not wearing them! It is important to have enough life jackets for all your passengers. Ideally everyone should wear a life jacket when the yacht is in motion, and it is essential that children age 13 and under have life jackets on when the boat is moving.

Watch where people sit to minimize risk of falls overboard or capsizing. More than 50% of boating fatalities are the result of passengers falling overboard or vessels capsizing. Never overload your boat and be sure that passengers never sit in an area that is not meant to be a seat (the gunwale or bow come to mind). Check to make sure that passengers are seated safely before accelerating, and always take turns slowly. Keep an eye on weather conditions; and if it gets stormy or the water is rough, head for shore so you do not get swamped.

Do not drink any alcoholic beverages if you are in charge of the yacht or boat. Not only is drinking and boating illegal, but in 2014, of the 277 recreational boating accidents where the primary cause was alcohol, there were 108 fatalities. Just as you should not drink and drive, you want to stay sober when in charge of a yacht, boat, canoe, or anything on water. It’s not worth the risk of your life or anyone else’s. Leave the party until you’re safe on shore or someone else is the designated captain.

Recreational vessels are required to display navigation lights between sunset and sunrise and during periods of reduced visibility (fog, rain, haze, etc). The U.S. Coast Guard Navigation Rules specify lighting requirements for every description of watercraft.

It is further suggested that you equip your vessel with an anchor and a sufficient amount of anchor line; a de-watering device, such as a bilge pump in the event of flooding; and an oar, paddle or other alternative means of propulsion in case your engine fails. If the above equipment requirements and suggestions are met, you may be eligible to display an FWC or Coast Guard Auxiliary safety decal.

It is important to have a written emergency preparedness plan that is clear and easy to follow – and accessible to staff in the event of an emergency situation:

* Prepare a plan for each type of emergency you identify and don’t worry if some elements are repetitive. As with any policy and procedure, you want to be certain that your employees know as quickly as possible which actions to take and who to involve.

* A useful emergency plan will outline safety precautions, the initial response, the follow-up response that includes security and environmental, and any reporting procedures. It is also wise to make certain that there are contingency plans in place for long weekends, holidays, or times when others may have to step into the roles defined for others because emergencies don’t always have good timing.

* Take steps to ensure that any identified training needs for staff that are met and kept up-to-date. Have a process in place to make certain that new staff are trained, that training is kept current, and that the emergency roles of any departing staff are filled.