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This could be a construction company, or a remodeling agency who fixes the structural integrity of a building, among many other opportunities. Because carpenters learn what it takes to get through the entire construction process, carpenters who display that skill often get promoted to superintendents or construction foremen. Perhaps you enjoy creating amazing pieces of wood furniture. Maybe you find that you'd rather be your own boss and think you have what it takes to start your own company. Great! You can learn more about starting your own business here. Take refresher courses periodically to learn about new pieces of equipment and construction techniques. You can find these courses at local community colleges. Equipment manufacturers often offer training, as well. Keep up on new tools of the trade. New tools are constantly being developed to make carpentry projects more efficient. Even if you follow a different career path with the thought that you may go back to carpentry, it is still important to keep on the latest developments in the field. That way, if you do decide to pursue carpentry again, the transition back into that world will be much more fluid.

summary: Find a job at an existing business that involves carpentry. Create your own carpentry business. Keep your skills fresh.

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Stress incontinence more often relates to leaking urine than some of the more myriad symptoms associated with overflow incontinence. You may notice the leakage when you laugh, cough, sneeze, jog, or lift heavy objects. Increased pressure on the bladder due to obesity or pregnancy is the most common cause of stress incontinence. Stress incontinence can also occur due to a lack of bladder sphincter pressure as a result of surgical complications. Surgeries commonly associated with this complication include prostate surgery and transurethral resections of the prostate. Stress incontinence can results from 10-20% of TURP surgeries or higher percentages from prostate cancer surgery. Your doctor will examine your symptoms and run a variety of tests to determine the best course of action for your case. For obese patients, this may include testing for metabolic disorders, such as underlying thyroid conditions, that may have caused the weight gain. If your doctor concludes that your weight has placed unnecessary pressure on your bladder, he or she will likely suggest that you lose weight as a primary treatment for the condition. This will include turning to a healthy, well-balanced diet in conjunction with a regular exercise routine. You can find more information at How to Lose Weight and How to Eat Healthy. You may want to consult a dietician and a personal trainer to develop the best, healthiest plan for you in order to lose weight. Though known primarily for helping women to improve pelvic floor muscles after pregnancy, men can also perform Kegels to help with stress incontinence. Perform by clenching the muscles that control urination. You may initially have to practice by cutting off your urinary stream midstream to get a good idea of how the clenches should feel when doing them apart from actually urinating. Slowly clench while counting to five before using another five count to slowly release. Perform Kegels in sets of ten up to three times per day. For morbidly obese patients, their physician may recommend lap band or other weight loss surgery options. In one study, 71% of participants who lost 18+ BMI (body mass index) points as a result of gastric bypass surgery had regained urinary continence by one year after the procedure.

summary: Identify symptoms of stress incontinence. Identify causes of stress incontinence. See your doctor. Lose weight. Use Kegel exercises. Consider surgical weight loss options.

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When citing in MLA format, your in-text citation should include the author's name and the page number that the information is from. You can include these together in a parenthetical citation, or you can mention one in your writing and the other in a parenthetical citation. Ex: We can therefore ascertain that "Rembrandt's decline in popularity may have been his dedication to Biblical painting" (Wallace 112). Ex: According to some, "another reason for Rembrandt's decline in popularity may have been his dedication to Biblical painting" (Wallace 112), but not everyone agree on this matter. Ex: Wallace states that "another reason for Rembrandt's decline in popularity may have been his dedication to Biblical painting" (112). Slightly different than MLA format, APA requires an in-text parenthetical citation with the author's last name and the year the text was published. They must be included together in the parentheses, or you can mention the name of the author in your writing and put just the year in parentheses afterwards. Ex: As Billy's character is described, we learn "Billy wasn't a Catholic, even though he grew up with a ghastly crucifix on his wall" (Vonnegut 1969). Ex: Vonnegut gives a factual statement with a clear opinion thrown in when he says "Billy wasn't a Catholic, even though he grew up with a ghastly crucifix on his wall" (1969). Ex: With the knowledge that "Billy wasn't a Catholic, even though he grew up with a ghastly crucifix on his wall" (Vonnegut 1969), we begin to understand his philosophical standings. The Chicago style of formatting research essays uses footnotes at the bottom of your page rather than in-text parenthetical citations. In order to cite a quotation in your paper, add a footnote number immediately after the ending quotation mark (not inside the quotes). This should be paired with a matching citation at the bottom of the page.
summary: Quote in MLA format. Quote in APA format. Quote in Chicago style.