Article: Depending on where you want to work, you may be required to obtain certification from an organization recognized by the Association of Professional Chaplains. There are many national chaplain organizations that each have slightly different standards for certifying chaplains. Choose the one that best matches your beliefs and work ambitions. In general, you'll need to pass a written test meet the following requirements to receive certification: Ordination as a minister (or the equivalent in your faith group) Endorsement from your faith group A graduate degree in theology (or a related subject) Four units of CPE completed Some hospitals and other facilities require that chaplains complete a residency before permanently coming on board as a chaplain. Residencies are completed under the supervision of a senior chaplain and may last one to two years. Once the residency has been completed to the organization's satisfaction, the candidate can become a chaplain. Resident chaplains work with families and hospital staff and attend lectures and seminars as part of their training. In the United States, the largest group for professional chaplains is the Association for Professional Chaplains, which accepts members from many different religious backgrounds. There exist a number of other chaplaincy organizations, and they all have their own requirements for membership. Becoming a member of one of these organizations is a great way to network with other chaplains and gain access to job opportunities as they arise.
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Get chaplaincy certification. Determine whether you need to complete a residency. Become a member of a professional chaplain organization.

Problem: Article: You can't watch 4K video on a TV with a resolution under 4K (2160p). If you don't have a 4K TV, you can purchase one at any tech store or online. Plenty of modern video input sources, such as modern Blu-Ray players and the PlayStation 4 Pro/Xbox One X, support 4K DVDs at a 60 frames per second rate. If you don't have a source which supports 4K, you can buy one online or in any tech store. If you want to stream 4K video from a service such as Netflix or Hulu, your source doesn't have to support 4K. You can stream 4K video using anything from your computer to a gaming console. Many services like Netflix support 4K video for some of their content, so this is a good option if you don't want to shell out for a 4K DVD. If you're streaming 4K video, connecting your source to your router is a good way to ensure that you have consistent streaming speeds. You most likely already have an HDMI cable in your home, and all HDMI cables technically support 4K video. However, the most recent version of the HDMI cableHDMI 2.0, or "high-speed HDMI"supports up to 60 frames per second of 4K, while traditional HDMI cables only support 30 frames per second. You can find HDMI 2.0 cables online for under $10 apiece, or you can find them in tech stores like Best Buy. If you use a DisplayPort connection instead, opt for a DisplayPort 1.4 cable. Its specifications are the same as HDMI 2.0. Plug one end of the HDMI (or DisplayPort) cable into the back of your video source, then plug the other end into one of your TV's HDMI (or DisplayPort) ports. Unlike traditional HD TVs, 4K is incredibly dense, meaning that you'll achieve the greatest visual quality when sitting closer than you would if you were watching your video on a 1080p (or lower) resolution TV. The content that you watch will depend on your selected method of viewing, but you should be able to see most 4K content as such on your TV via your source. In some cases, you may have to raise your TV's (or source's) maximum default quality from 1080p to 4K (or 2160p). You can usually do this in the Settings section; if you can't find the proper settings to change, consult your TV's or source's manual.
Summary: Make sure that your TV supports 4K. Buy a 4K-ready source. Consider streaming 4K video. Buy a 4K-ready HDMI cable. Use your 4K-ready cable to connect your TV to the source. Sit close to the TV. Watch 4K content. Adjust your TV's or source's settings if necessary.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: First, set your oven to 250 degrees Fahrenheit (121 degrees Celsius). Place your butter in a large, ungreased roasting pan. When the oven's ready, put the pan in. Keep an eye on it and remove it once the butter melts. Then stir in your Worcestershire sauce, salt, garlic powder, onion powder, and any other seasonings. If needed, break your pretzels and bagel chips (and any other large ingredients) into bite-size pieces. Place those in the pan along your Chex, nuts, and any other dry ingredients that you're adding. Stir them around in the melted butter until they are evenly coated. Put the pan in the oven once it has reached 250 degrees F. Set a timer for 15 minutes. When it goes off, remove the mix, stir it up, and put it back in the oven. Repeat for a total bake of one hour. Lay out some paper towels. Remove the pan from the oven and transfer the mix to the towels. Spread the mix out so it can cool while the towels soak up any excess liquid. Serve once it has cooled, or seal it in an airtight container.

SUMMARY: Prepare your wet ingredients. Coat your dry ingredients. Bake your mix. Cool and serve.

Sprinkle the baking soda over your slime and then use your hands to knead it in. Keep kneading until the slime no longer feels sticky. If it still feels sticky after adding baking soda, add 1/8 tsp (0.5 g) more and knead again. It is important not to add too much baking soda since this may cause your slime to become less stretchy. Knead the slime thoroughly before adding anymore! Pour the contact solution over your slime. Then, knead it with your hands to work the solution in. After a few minutes, the slime should no longer feel sticky. If it still feels sticky, then add another tsp (1.3 mL) of contact solution to the mixture and knead again. Make sure not to add too much contact solution since this will cause your slime to become rubbery and break easily. Baby oil is a common ingredient in shiny slime recipes, and it can also make your slime less sticky. Try kneading 1 tsp (5 mL) of baby oil into the slime. Knead until it is well-combined with the slime and the slime is no longer sticky. Don't add any more baby oil to your slime than 1 tsp (5 mL) or it may become goopy and lose its stretchiness. If you don't want to add anything else to your slime, keep kneading it! This will help the ingredients to combine better and carry out their chemical reactions. Press the slime with your hands and fingers, stretch it out, form it back into a ball, and press it out again. Continue doing this until your slime feels less sticky.
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Sprinkle on about 1/2 tsp (2g) of baking soda. Add 1 tsp (5 mL) more of the contact solution. Include 1 tsp (5 mL) of baby oil to reduce stickiness and add shine. Knead the slime until it is no longer sticky.