In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: You must be at least 18 years of age, have a high school diploma or GED, have good swimming skills, and be in good physical health. Get a physical examination from your doctor before you start diving to make sure you're fit enough for the job. Being comfortable in the underwater environment and with the physical feeling of diving is necessary if you want to become a professional diver. Training for scuba diving is broken up into three steps: classroom time, confined water dives in swimming pools, and open water dives. Some great Scuba programs include PADI (Professional Association of Diving Instructors), NAUI (National Association of Underwater Instructors), and SSI (Scuba Schools International). Pricing can vary for each of the three stages of certification, but the total cost of Scuba certification is about $300-500. Make sure your scuba program is ADCI-certified (Association of Diving Contractors International) if you plan to go into welding and construction. A great option is the CDA Technical Institute in Jacksonville, Florida. They are partnered with ADCI (The Association of Diving Contractors International),which recognizes you as a certified diver in the United States. It will cover all of the necessary training you need to apply for a job as a commercial diver. Dive school can be $20,000-30,000 for tuition, not including equipment and fees. You will need to get a dive physical at ADCI before you start the program, which can cost $400 alone.
Summary: Meet the minimum health and education requirements. Get your scuba certification. Go to commercial dive school for the "Entry Level Tender/Diver" certification.

After adding the language, choose Options in the Languages menu. In the window User Account Control click on Yes. Wait until the installation finishes and click on Close. Depending on the computer that you have, you may have to move the language to the top of the list or you may need to select it as the primary language: Select the Spanish language and click on the option "Move up" until it is located at the top of the list. Click on "Options" and choose the option Make this the primary language.
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One-sentence summary -- Perform any of the 3 methods described previously. Choose the option Download and install language pack. Restart the computer for the changes to take effect.

Q: Gin rummy is best played with only two players. But if you have a third person who wants to play, have one person act as the dealer without dealing themselves any cards. Then rotate this position around the table for each subsequent hand. For four players, play two separate games. Or form teams, and after the two simultaneous games, add up your and your teammate's scores to see if together you beat your opponents' total. If your deck of cards came with any Jokers, place those to the side and don't use them. Note that aces will be low in this game (i.e. worth one point), and jacks, queens, and kings are high (each worth ten points). Each player should draw a card, face-down from the top of the deck. The person with the lower valued card becomes the dealer. In subsequent rounds, the loser of the previous round will be the dealer. The dealer should distribute ten cards, face-down on the table, to each player. Cards should always be dealt clockwise around the table, but with only two players, you'll just alternate back and forth until you both have ten cards. The remaining cards left after dealing should be placed in a pile face-down on the table. This is the stock pile, and from the top of it the dealer should draw one card and place it face-up next to the stock pile. The face-up card forms the beginning of the discard pile.
A: Play with two people. Use a 52-card deck. Draw a card to determine the dealer. Deal ten cards to each player. Start the stock pile and the discard pile.

Article: In modern versions of Excel, you can use a feature called "SmartArt" to make more attractive diagrams. Select "SmartArt" in the ribbon menu above a blank spreadsheet to get started. In Excel 2007, instead select the Insert tab, then find SmartArt in the Illustrations group. Now that the ribbon menu is displaying SmartArt options, select the Hierarchy icon, near the left side of the menu. Select the visual style of your choice, and it will appear over the spreadsheet. The new diagram can be dragged around and enlarged just like any Excel object. Click on each shape or blank line within the diagram to type the name of your family tree. Alternatively, use the Text Pane that appears when you select the diagram. Any change you make in the text pane will instantly affect the diagram's appearance.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Click the SmartArt icon in the ribbon menu. Create a hierarchy. Fill out the family tree.

Problem: Article: You can put a house or other piece of property into your revocable trust. You can include property even if it has a mortgage on it. Consider whether you want to leave property to your heirs through a trust. Because the trust is revocable, you can change your mind at any time (unless you become incapacitated). The only cost you will incur is the cost of retitling property back to your own name. Realize that the mortgage follows the property into the trust. Your ownership interest in any business is probably quite valuable. You should consider leaving those interests to people in your revocable trust. For example, you might leave the following: You can transfer the assets and business name of a sole proprietorship to the revocable trust. You might be able transfer your ownership interest in a partnership to the trust, although you should check the partnership document first. Some partnership documents limit your ability to make this transfer. You might also be able to transfer shares in a closely held company to your revocable trust. You may also be able to transfer your ownership interest in a limited liability company, though you will need other owners to agree. A trust can own business property but cannot operate a business. If the business interests to be transferred are S corporation shares, care must be taken not to violate the ownership rules for S status. You can also add different financial accounts to your revocable trust. Once you include the account in the trust, the trust owns the assets in the account. Consider adding the following to your revocable trust: stocks bonds Many people own valuable property that is intangible. This kind of property is often called intellectual property. You might have some of the following, which you can put into your trust: patents copyrighted creative works Go through your possessions and identify what else you would like to leave. You don't have to add every single possession you own to your trust. However, you should add things that have substantial value, such as the following: antiques artwork furniture coins other collector's items You can't add some property to a trust, either because doing so is too cumbersome or because it is illegal. In particular, you shouldn't add the following: Retirement accounts and 401(k)s. However, you can name your trust as a beneficiary. Life insurance. Your beneficiaries are named on your policy. However, you can name your trust as a beneficiary. Cash. You can't transfer cash, though you can name someone as the beneficiary of a cash account. They then get whatever is in the account at your death. Securities. It's better to use transfer-on-death registration instead. Vehicles. Although you can legally transfer a vehicle to a living trust, some insurers are confused when a trust is the owner. It's probably easier not to own vehicles in a trust.
Summary:
Consider adding real estate. Identify business interests. Add financial accounts. Include intellectual property assets. Find other valuables to add. Identify what not to add to a revocable trust.