Place 6 catfish filets (6-8 oz.) of fish in the basket. Combine 1/3 cup of lemon juice, 3 tbsp. of melted butter, and 1 tbsp. of lemon pepper seasoning together in a small bowl. Use a brush to cover the fillets with the mixture. Close the cover. The fish should flake on each side if you touch it with a fork. Continue to baste the fish while it's cooking. Serve this grilled catfish with mashed potatoes or grilled vegetables.
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One-sentence summary -- Coat a basket with cooking spray. Place the fish in the coated grilling basket. Combine the lemon juice, butter, and lemon pepper seasoning together. Brush the fillets with the butter mixture. Place the basket on your grill. Grill the fish over medium coals over 300-400F (148-204C) heat for about 6-8 minutes on each side. Serve.

Q: Explain why you're interested in a PhD in accounting. Do you want to work for a major financial policy institute? Teach at the university level? Expand your professional opportunities? The personal statement is a good opportunity to clarify your own thinking about why you want to get a PhD in the first place. Decide what type of research you want to do -- archival, experimental or behavioral, or analytical -- and commit to it in your personal statement before applying to a school. To get a better idea of what type of research is available, read some current academic literature and meet with the professors at the school(s) you're thinking of applying to. Later, you can incorporate a modified version of your personal statement along with your university application. Add information about why or how the particular PhD program you've applied to will help you meet the goals you expressed in your personal statement. Follow the doctoral program's guidelines for word length and content. Some accounting PhD programs offer a focus on finance, marketing, organizational management, real estate or operational management. Other specialties include public policy, business policy, or pure accounting. Read academic papers in each sub-field in order to determine what topic speaks to you. Using the generalized personal statement you wrote before, compare the programs at each university you're considering. For instance, if your personal statement is to get a job as a professor, you should choose the school that produces the most accounting professors. Whatever school you choose, ensure its program offers the necessary coursework and will provide you with the experience you want to help you meet your future goals. You should also look at requirements for obtaining a PhD at the various schools. Do they expect students to graduate in three years? Two years? What classes and skills does the program emphasize? Get a feel for whether you might want any of them as your academic advisor. Additionally, read the academic publications of the accounting faculty at the various schools you're considering to see if their work excites and challenges you. If not, you might want to look at other programs. Part of your application will require professors and/or work supervisors to recommend your abilities and competence. If possible, request these letters while still in school and on the job so that your qualities and performance are fresh in their minds. If you request them after graduation, be sure to include a sample of your work -- a well-done project or essay -- along with a polite email or letter asking for a letter of recommendation. Explain why you need the letter, and why you're asking for the particular professor's advice. For instance, you might explain to a favored professor that he or she inspired you to continue developing your understanding of accounting, and you're now following up on their advice by pursuing a PhD. Most programs require an application to both the accounting program as well as the graduate school. One or both applications will require information about your academic background, work history, and GRE or GMAT scores.. After double-checking all your required documents for spelling errors and omissions, submit them to the appropriate university department.
A: Pen your personal statement. Select a program specialty. Look at various programs and choose one that will help you meet your goals. Talk to professors in the accounting program at the universities you're applying to. Solicit and submit letters of recommendation. Submit your applications.

Article: If you're facing the front of the Xbox, the hard drive should be on the right and the DVD drive should be on the left. The hard drive is most likely shiny, and the DVD drive is most likely dull gray with a yellow sticker on it. Grip the connector firmly on each side and pull it straight back from the hard drive. The cable might be snug and difficult to remove. Rock it back and forth if you are having difficulty pulling it straight out. You can find this screw on the divider between the hard drive and the DVD drive. Once you remove the Torx 10 screw holding it in, you can pull the tray holding the hard drive directly out of the case. The hard drive is attached with a power cable. You most likely won't need to remove the power cable to remove the hard drive from the case, but if you are swapping out the hard drive you can pull the cable directly out from the hard drive. You can remove the hard drive from the tray by unscrewing the small screws that hold it in. Remove the cable the same way that the hard drive's cable was removed. Pull it directly out from the DVD drive. There are two screws holding the DVD drive in, one on each side of the DVD drive. Once the IDE cable and screws have been removed, you can pull the drive straight up and out of the case. Pull it directly out of the drive. Be careful when removing the power cable as it is Xbox-specific and can be difficult to replace.
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Locate the hard drive and DVD drive. Unfasten the IDE cable (broad gray cable) from the back of the hard drive. Remove the screw from underneath the IDE cable with a Torx 10 screwdriver. Lift the hard drive tray out of the case. Detach the IDE cable from the DVD drive. Remove the screws from the DVD drive. Pull the DVD drive out. Remove the DVD power cable.

Article: An allergy test may reveal that you are allergic to certain foods, which you should then eliminate from your diet. Alcohol is also an irritant and can cause inflammation leading to a stuffy nose. It is a commonly held belief that dairy increases mucus production but this is not true. It can, however, thicken mucus, making it more difficult to expel. If home remedies don't work for your condition, you can try using OTC sinus medicine to treat your particular condition. Be sure that the medicine you choose is designed for your sinus problem. For example, if you have seasonal allergies, you might try an antihistamine medicine. For a cold your best choice would be decongestant medicine. If neither over-the-counter medicines nor home remedies have worked well for you, you can ask your doctor about prescription options. Your doctor might recommend a prescription nasal spray or a stronger antihistamine for severe congestion due to allergies. If you talked to your general practitioner and you still aren't getting the relief you would like from your sinus problems, make an appointment with an ENT (ear, nose, and throat) specialist. ENT doctors specialize in sinus issues and can recommend more advanced procedures and tests to try. If you have a serious problem with your breathing, then your doctor might recommend surgery. Procedures to correct physical problems like a deviated septum or narrow nasal passages can provide relief when no other techniques have worked. Although these procedures are not extremely invasive, they are still major surgical procedures, so ask your doctor about the risks and recovery time for your procedure.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Try eliminating dietary irritants. Try condition-specific over-the-counter medicines. Try prescription medicines. See a specialist. Consider surgery as a final option.