In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: After you are sure everything has been securely connected, use the switch device on your vacuum pump to turn it on. You should be able to hear the vacuum running once it is switched on. If you are trying to start the pump in cold weather, open the intake ports until the pump reaches normal running speed. Then, close it off again. Once your vacuum is on, you will need to open the gauge valves, located on the side of each gauge. This allows the vacuum to start pulling air out of the system. If you are unsure which way you need to turn your valves to open them, check the manual that came with your gauges or vacuum. Let your vacuum run at full operating speed for at least 15 minutes and up to 30 to completely pull the air out of your AC system. The exact amount of time you will need to let your vacuum run will vary based on your manufacturer's recommendations, so check any operational manuals you may have for both your AC system and vacuum pump. Generally, you want to let your vacuum run for at least long enough to get the measurement below 1,000 microns. If you can, try to get it down to 500 microns.
Summary: Start your pump. Open the side gauge valve. Allow the vacuum to run for 15-30 minutes.

Allow the dish to cool for about 5 minutes in order for the sauces to solidify slightly. Season the spaghetti to taste with a pinch of black pepper and use a spaghetti spoon to serve to guests! Consider serving with garlic bread, which can be used to scoop up the delicious pasta sauce. Divide and scoop the pasta into individual containers and store them in the refrigerator for up to a week to knock out your Sunday evening meal prep!
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One-sentence summary -- Season with black pepper and serve once the dish has cooled.

Q: Before stopping any medication, always talk to your doctor first. Your doctor can help you with any side effects that might result from stopping. They may even prescribe you a different medication. If you have gastroesophageal reflux disorder (GERD) or Barrett's Esophagus, your doctor may determine that you need to remain on a PPI like Nexium. Most of the time, you will not need to rush stop getting off Nexium. Instead, you and your doctor will work out a plan to get you on progressively lower doses. This increases your chance of success. In most cases, you should not stop a medication before you have finished a full course. If you have unpleasant side effects, however, your doctor should know. Common side effects of Nexium include: Stomach pain Diarrhea Headache Nausea Dizziness Dry mouth Lower your Nexium dose for 2-4 weeks. If you were taking one pill a day, take one pill every other day. If you were taking two pills a day, take one pill a day for 1-2 weeks, and then take one pill every other day for another 1-2 weeks. If you find you are still struggling with severe symptoms, you can taper off even more gradually. Instead of 2-4 weeks, plan for 8-12 weeks. Use a diary, calendar, or planning app to help you remember when to take your next dose. In some cases, conditions like GERD can be fixed through surgery. These are invasive surgeries that will require long recoveries, but they may be able to prevent the need for you to take PPIs in the future. Before you make this decision, have a long talk with your doctor about the risks and recovery times associated with surgery. You may need to stay in the hospital up to a week for this surgery. Bleeding and scarring may occur as well.
A: Make an appointment with your doctor. Tell your doctor why you want to stop Nexium. Taper off Nexium gradually. Consider surgery.

Article: Having a more experienced officer you can turn to for guidance will make a big difference. You'll gain both moral support and practical knowledge from a mentor. If your force doesn't already have a formal membership program, ask about starting one. Try doing something like meeting with your mentor once a month for lunch to talk about how things are going. Studies show that officers that get advanced education become better at their jobs. You could think about getting a degree in an area like criminal justice, if you don't already have one. If you already have a degree, you could also seek an advanced degree, such as a master's, or just take continuing education classes in areas such as: Criminal justice Conflict resolution Interpersonal communication Cyber security Forensic science Talk with your commanding officer about your job performance. What are your strengths? Your weaknesses? What areas should you focus on improving? This kind of feedback is very valuable when trying to become a better police officer.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Find a mentor. Further your education. Ask for a review, if you haven't received one in a while.

Problem: Article: This will show respect and take some of the load off of their shoulders. If you live at home, make sure you take an active role in keeping it clean, particularly your room. If you don't live at home, stop by once or twice a week to help out. Wash and fold the laundry. Clean and put away the dishes. Pick up after yourself and others. Run the vacuum around the house. Cut and rake the grass for them. You were probably the recipient of your parents' taxi services for most of your life. Now, you can return the favor. Offer to take them to where they need to go, especially if they are aging and driving has become difficult for them. Even if they are still able to drive well, having someone offer to chauffeur them around is a sweet gesture. Stay respectful, especially if your parents are older. They may not like the fact that they need help driving. Asking their permission to drive them around, instead of telling them that you are, can make a big difference. As your parents age, they may be unable to take care of their home as well as they could before. Instead of having them call a handyperson to make household repairs, offer to do them yourself. If you are unable to, hire someone yourself so that your parents don't have to spend the money. Your parents may not be forthcoming about what they need help with because they don't want to burden you. Ask them directly how you can help. If they still won't tell you, do some inspecting of the home yourself, or ask other family members if they know if something needs to be done. Your parents have likely been paying for you for a long time. If you have the means, treat them when you can. Taking them out to dinner or paying for a vacation together is a great way to thank them for what they've done and to show your affection. If they are on a fixed income, try some of the following: Pay some of their bills. Buy their groceries. Cover the expenses for their pets. Work out a plan with them to help manage their finances.
Summary:
Tidy up the home. Offer transportation. Handle repairs. Pay for what you can.