Write an article based on this "Prepare a resume. Search job boards in your area. Inquire at local hospitals. Ace the interview. Update your certification once a year."
article: Your resume should list of all of your training, certification, and experience as a surgical technologist. If you have any other experience in medicine, be sure to mention it. Don't forget to include your CPR or BLS certification as well. You may want to emphasize your attention to detail, strong stress management skills, and interpersonal skills. For example, you might write that you "excel when communicating with patients" or that you are "an effective multitasker." Check local job boards and career sites, such as Monster or Indeed, to see what surgical tech jobs are available in your area. In some cases, you can even apply for the job through these websites. The majority of surgical technologists are employed at hospitals. Try to identify all of the local hospitals in your area and see if they have any jobs open for surgical technologists. You may also have some luck looking for jobs at local medical practices and outpatient care centers. Most surgical technologist positions will ask for an interview before hiring. This interview will test your knowledge, interpersonal skills, and professionalism. They may ask you to describe a certain medical procedure. You should explain the procedure in as much detail as possible as well as what your role will be during the procedure. The interviewer may want to know how you will act in emergencies. Based on your training, explain the proper procedure for handling an emergency. The interviewer may be interested in personal details, such as why you want to become a surgical tech or how you handle stress. Use specific stories and anecdotes to illustrate your point. For example, you might explain how undergoing surgery made you appreciate the people working hard to heal you. Once you have a job as a surgical technologist, you will need to maintain your certification. You may be required to take up to 14 hours of continuing education courses a year and pay an annual membership fee. Re-certification generally costs about $77 for one certification and $104 for more than one.

Write an article based on this "Move to the bedroom."
article: Humidity causes curly hair to frizz up, so blow drying your hair in the bathroom just after you've taken a hot shower is not ideal. To get the best out of your blowout, blow dry your hair in the bedroom or a different room with a good mirror and no humidity.

Write an article based on this "Break a record that is measurable. Break a record that is universally understandable. Make sure your record can be broken. Make sure your record is verifiable. Break a record that is adequately challenging. Make sure your record is objective. Never attempt a record that is harmful to bystanders or animals."
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Being the tallest person on Earth, eating the most hot dogs, and running the fastest mile are all records that can be measured. Things that are abstract or based on opinion are not measurable. For example, being the world's "greatest cat lover" is abstract. However, "owning the world's most cat figurines" is measurable. For example, being the fastest swimmer in the world would work as a record because most people in the world understand what swimming is. If other people can't repeat your record and attempt to beat you, your record will not be accepted. You have to be able to prove that you actually broke a record. Claiming that you ate 700 marshmallows in ten minutes when you were younger isn't something that can be verified (unless you have it on tape). You'll need two witnesses (not related to you) to sign off on a form saying you successfully broke the record you attempted. Keep that in mind if you're attempting a record that is hard to replicate. Guinness World Records doesn't recognize every achievement, just those that are universally challenging. You won't get a record for leaving your TV on for 2 years straight (even if that's the longest anyone's left their TV on for) because you didn't actually have to do anything that challenging. You can't break a record for being the coolest person in the world or having the best sounding voice. Only records that are objective and measurable will be accepted. If you're putting the lives of people or animals in danger when attempting your record, your application will be rejected.