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If you took a college interpreter course, you will likely have employment resources available to you. Talk to your instructors about where you might be a good fit. Make an appointment with a school counselor to get more ideas of where to look for employment. Schools often partner with area businesses, who need people trained in jobs they have available. Interpreters for the deaf often work in government through the public school or court system. Check your government job boards to see what openings they have available. Government work can be available on the local or national level. Working with an employment agency is much like freelancing, except the agency is contacted for your services first. Government agencies and businesses will look to the agency to refer the best interpreter for the job. Apply to an agency specifically set up to provide sign language interpretation services. Interpreters can freelance their services to places like hospitals or schools. Freelance assignments can be varied, because it depends on who and what is involved. Be ready to step into seminars to interpret about subjects you may not be familiar with.

summary: Check resources available at your training program. Look at openings in your government. Work with an employment agency. Work for yourself.

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Spread mixture out evenly on a dinner plate. Place fish onto the flour mixture to coat both sides. Remove from heat and use a spoon to skim off and discard of the foam, leaving the rest of the butter in the pan. Place trout skin-side down into the pan and cook for 2-3 minutes until the bottom is browned. Use a spatula to flip fish over, reduce the heat to medium, and allow the other side to cook for 2-4 minutes. Shake the pan often and cook for 1 to 2 minutes, until the capers open up. Garnish with lemon wedges and parsley, if desired. Enjoy!

summary: Mix flour, cornmeal, salt, and pepper together in a small bowl. Rinse trout and pat dry. Bring butter to a simmer in a one-quart pan over medium heat. Pour one tablespoon of the melted butter into a frying pan over high heat. Add capers to the remaining butter, and heat the one-quart pan over a medium flame. Transfer trout to a plate, and spoon caper butter over the fish.

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You'll want around 20 apples for each horse you need to tame. Apples make taming the horses significantly easier (and quicker) than attempting to tame them without food. Horses are typically found in flat, grassy areas such as Plains and Savannas. In your equip bar at the bottom of the screen, make sure you have the apples selected before approaching the horse. Right-click or left-trigger the horse until you stop hearing crunching sounds and the horse starts bucking and neighing. On Minecraft PE, you'll face the horse and tap Feed exactly 20 times. This will allow you to mount the horse. Right-click or left-trigger the horse to do so. You should mount the horse at this point. On Minecraft PE, you'll face the horse and tap Mount at the bottom of the screen. Once red hearts appear around the horse, you have successfully tamed it. At this point, you can dismount by pressing left Shift or the "Crouch" button. If the horse bucks you off, mount it again and wait for the red hearts to appear. You may need to do this several times. You'll need two tamed horses in order to breed them. If your first tamed horse isn't following you around, you can enclose it in a two-block-tall area to keep it from wandering off. You can use any resource (e.g., dirt or sand) to do this, but the wall must be two blocks tall in order to prevent the horses from running away. If you have enough fencing material in your inventory, you can use that to enclose the horses instead of using blocks. You might want to leave some extra room in the enclosure since you'll be adding a third horse to the mix shortly.
summary: Gather at least 40 apples. Find a horse. Equip the apples. Select the horse until it stops eating. Switch to an empty hand. Select the horse. Wait for red hearts to appear. Tame another horse. Build a two-block-tall wall around the horses.