Q: Set a heavy skillet, such as a cast-iron skillet, or grill pan on the stove and turn the burner to medium-high. Heat the pan for at least 5 minutes before you sear the tuna steaks. The skillet or grill pan should begin to smoke. Open a window or turn on your oven vent to prevent your kitchen from getting too smoky as you cook. Once the tuna steaks are a rich golden color and they start to flake around the edges, turn off the burner. Transfer the tuna steaks to a serving plate and leave them to rest for 5 minutes so they finish cooking. Then, serve the pan-seared tuna with your favorite sides. Consider serving the tuna steaks with red beans and rice or baked potatoes. Store leftover tuna steaks in an airtight container in the refrigerator for up to 3 to 4 days.
A: Heat a skillet or grill pan to medium-high heat. Remove the tuna steaks and let them rest for 5 minutes before serving.

Q: Forgetting to feed or give water to your bird is very dangerous to the bird's health, and could over time reduce your bird's overall happiness and trust in you. Always be sure that your bird has enough clean drinking water, and be sure to feed him an appropriate diet. Make sure your bird has access to seeds, grains, beans, vegetables, nutritious pellets, and occasional fruit. Do NOT give your bird chocolate, avocado, salty foods, garlic, onion or any human snack foods. Your bird views his cage as a home within your home. Making your bird's cage as comfortable as possible will help him feel safer in your home, and may help him feel more caring toward you. Be sure your bird's cage is big enough. It should also be kept away from direct sunlight, out of reach from any other pets you may have, and away from loud or frightening sources of noise, such as televisions and radios. Parakeets love to play, and providing your bird with fun, challenging toys will make him happy and content. Be sure your parakeet has toys that allow him to climb, as well as toys that are colorful and make noise. Give your parakeet a swing inside his cage, and make sure he has plenty of perch space inside the cage. Get your parakeet toys that are safe to chew on. Look for toys with wooden components, or solid, sturdy beads that can be bitten and chewed. You can do this by showing your bird that you are safe and friendly. Speak to your bird often, and use soothing, calm tones. You should also allow your bird to eat and play outside his cage, and encourage him to interact with you. Over time, your bird will feel safe and comfortable around you, and he will come to show you affection.
A: Make sure your bird's physical needs are met. Make him feel safe. Give your parakeet toys. Encourage your parakeet to trust you.

Q: This is a professional relationship that has very real implications for your financial health. It is important to select an accountant that you respect, that listens to your needs, and can answer your questions. How are they at communicating? Can you reach them when it's necessary? Do you feel comfortable sharing the intimate details of your finances with them? Obviously you want an accountant who knows his or her stuff, but the mark of a good professional is that they can translate that esoteric and complicated jargon into information that you can understand. Look for someone that you can build a long-term relationship with. Spend time looking over the websites of accountants that you have received referrals for and learn more about them. Consider your company needs based on the specialty of the accountant or firm. You may want to choose an accountant who specializes in small business issues, has a good deal of experience, and represents other companies in your industry. Industry experience gives an accountant a leg up on others. An accountant should be able to discuss your business's needs with you to render their best services. Do you prefer to work with an accountant who operates their own small firm, or would you rather work with a larger firm? Larger firms may be equipped to handle and offer different services than smaller firms. If you need help with a very specialized task, you will need to inquire whether the firm or individual is equipped and licensed to handle this task. Larger corporations or individuals with more complex financial situations may need more than one accountant working on their financials so you should look at and interview the larger firm and the team that they are working on. For smaller needs, keep in mind that many sole practitioners work from home it's fairly common for them to communicate remotely or even keep your books at their home office. They may also ask to meet you at a neutral site like a coffee shop. Don't be alarmed by this. Make sure to check any potential accountant's credentials. Afterwards, where the work takes place is not all that important. In fact, the lack of an office or suite can mean lower overhead costs and lower fees. It is important to find an accountant that is within your budget, but you may need to adjust your budget if your finances require more attention or are more complicated. If you are using an accounting firm, rates for services will vary depending on the size of the firm, the accountant's experience, and the firm's location. A junior account can initially handle your tax return preparation and write-up work. In this case, a CPA may review tax returns after the junior accountant prepares them. The firm partners will generally handle the consulting work. The greater the responsibility, the higher the rate per hour a professional charges will be.
A: Find the right fit. Research the accounting firms that are in your area. Evaluate the size of the firm. Inquire about accountant rates.

Q: Obtain a radio scanner that is capable of receiving frequencies between 118.0 and 136.975 MHz. Good brands to check out include Uniden, and Whistler. You can also find general coverage receivers from Icom, Yaesu, Grundig, Kenwood and others that will pick up air frequencies. You're better off selecting a good scanner instead of a general coverage unit, thanks to the scanner's ability to easily monitor multiple frequencies. Realize that in radio electronics, you get what you pay for. A scanner from one of the aforementioned brands will outperform a no-name brand that claims airline coverage. Most scanners pick up the entirety of the aircraft band. You can also listen to air traffic control facilities from around the world at websites including liveatc.net, globalair.com, airnav.com and radioreference.com. 121.5 is the emergency frequency. If there is some sort of emergency, pilots will transmit on it. You could also hear an emergency locator beacon on this frequency if a plane crashes. 122.750 MHz is the frequency for general aviation air to air communications 123.025 MHz is the frequency for helicopters air to air communications 123.450 MHz is the "unofficial" frequency for air to air communications Search 122.0-123.65 for Unicom (uncontrolled airports) and air to air communications. Search 128.825-132.000 MHz for ARINC frequencies (airlines, corporate aviation and general aviation calling ahead for fuel, parking, and other requests).
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Find live frequencies. Memorize some of the basic frequencies.