Q: If you're in the U.S., contact your state's agency that oversees deaf services. In Texas, it's the Dept. of Assistive and Rehabilitative Services. The place you live will probably have something similar. Keep in mind other countries will have different requirements. In France, interpreters must complete a master's program. Write, email, or call and ask for information about becoming certified to interpret. The Registry of Interpreters for the Deaf, Inc. (RID) oversees a National Interpreter Certification (NIC). A NIC certification can often be used in place of your local certification requirements, but check first. You must have a bachelor's degree, take a written exam, be interviewed, and take a performance exam to get NIC certified. RID also offers a Certified Deaf Interpreter (CDI) assessment. This can also sometimes be used in place of your local certification laws. To get a CDI you must hold at least an associate's degree, pass a knowledge test, and hold 40 training hours. If you want to work with children in an educational setting, you will probably have to take the EIPA. Be prepared to be evaluated on your ability to interpret classroom content to children and teens, who are deaf or hard of hearing. Testing includes: A written and knowledge exam. A Performance test. A second performance test on cued speech, which makes individual sounds visible to children learning to read.
A: Find out what is required for certification. Get nationally certified. Get certified to be a deaf interpreter by RID. Take the Educational Interpreter Performance Assessment (EIPA).

Article: " If there seems to be someone else he might like, or does like, it's important to find out whether or not they're dating. If they are, you should probably wait to flirt. If he's single, and only has a crush on someone else, make sure to be better friends with him than this other person. Try and get closer with him to win his affections. If you want to "bump into" a guy on a regular basis, you can start making your own fate work for you. Find out where his locker is, so you can bump into him in the hallway before class starts. Or just "accidentally" sit at his table during lunch. This can seem creepy if it becomes obvious. Don't start stalking this guy through the hallways. Don't bump into him more than a few times a week, if you go to school together. If you just live in the same town, no more than once a week. It's a lot easier to talk and get a guy to open up if you're not in a big group, and aren't trying to carry on a big conversation. If you want a guy to get to know you, try pulling him aside in the hallway during passing period for a conversation, or sitting with him on the bus. Never try to change your personality to make yourself "cooler" or "more noticeable." You may see other girls doing this and it might work for them, but those girls will be replaceable, because they're not authentic. You are one of a kind. Be yourself, so when you do reel this guy in, he'll definitely want to keep you. Who wants to be someone they're not for the sake of a relationship? It doesn't matter how good-looking or "perfect" the guy is. If you have to compromise on your values, beliefs, ideals, worldview and personality to attract him, then he's not worth it. You don't need to change the way you dress or the way you look to get a guy to talk to you. The only secret is that you need to dress in a way that makes you feel comfortable and confident. The more confident you feel, the more attractive you'll be to a guy. Guys are attracted to confidence, because confident girls are not clingy, and do not need anyone to complete them. Being someone's other half is a big responsibility. What you're looking for is someone to complement you, not to complete you. Make-up isn't always necessary, but if it helps you feel confident then go for it. A guy might think that if a girl believes that she is worth the time and effort to groom herself and to look pretty, then she is probably worth his time too. To stay out of the friend zone you have to keep flirting with him, if its obvious he's not getting the hints, flirt more seriously. "Accidently" bump his hand when you guys are walking, lean in a little closer than you need to when you're talking. and if you really want him to like you, or at least know if he does, just tell him. make sure its at the right time and place though, and do it with a flirty tone. Being friends is a good way to get to know someone first. The "friend zone" is kind of a myth in a lot of situations. Many close friendships turn into relationships later. If you like each other, you like each other. Simple as that. Sometimes, guys appreciate a straightforward approach. They appreciate knowing that someone likes them (who doesn't?) and it'll make things a lot easier to get that out of the way. Just ask him if he likes you, and tell him you like him. If he says he doesn't feel the same way, it's his loss. When you let someone know that you like them, it can get intense pretty quickly, or it can kind of fall off. It can be a little awkward letting someone know that you like them. That's OK. It's a good idea to reach out via text or via DM on Instagram to chat a little bit outside of your one-on-one interactions. This can be much less awkward, and let you continue getting to know each other even better. Text him often, but not obsessively. and make sure he feels comfortable with texting you all the time. If not, take it back a step. Still just be friends for a while. If he is comfortable with it, then that's great!
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Find out about his "situation. Meet him "accidentally" on a regular basis. Try to get him one-on-one. Be nice and be yourself. Dress how you like to dress. Be friends, but don't get in the friend zone. Tell him that you like him. Stay in touch.

Q: Stainless steel dishwashers and other products have a differentiated surface, with small flecks or striations in it. These flecks or striations are collectively known as the grain of the stainless steel. Conduct a close visual inspection of your stainless steel dishwasher to determine what direction the grain is oriented in. It might be up/down, left/right, or diagonally oriented. Dip a sponge or dishcloth in warm, soapy water. Move it along the surface of the stainless steel dishwasher in a motion consistent with its grain. For instance, if the grain of your stainless steel dishwasher is oriented up/down, wipe with your sponge or dishcloth using an up/down motion. If you wish, you could substitute a specially-formulated stainless steel cleaning product for warm, soapy water. Bar Keeper's Friend, for instance, is a popular product. Once you've washed the stainless steel dishwasher, use a dry sponge or dishcloth to dry it. Wipe away the warm, soapy water by moving the cloth or sponge along the direction of the dishwasher's grain. In other words, if the grain of your stainless steel dishwasher is oriented in an up/down direction, move the dry cloth or sponge in an up/down direction. Cleaning solutions that contain chlorine should not be used to clean the exterior of your stainless steel dishwasher. This could cause corrosion. Likewise, do not use steel wool or other harsh cloths, as doing this could lead to scratching the surface.
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Locate the grain of the stainless steel. Wash the outside of the dishwasher. Dry the stainless steel dishwasher. Do not use abrasive cleaning materials.