INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Only put a few bratwurst in at a time. This will ensure that each wurst has enough room around it to cook thoroughly. Fill the dish with enough lukewarm water to cover them. This will ensure that the bratwurst don't dry out as they are cooking. The water will boil while it's cooking, so you want to make sure you have enough that it won't boil away as you're cooking. The microwave will cook the bratwurst very quickly, but you won't be able to adjust the heat while they are cooking. Cook the bratwurst for 2 minutes only so that they don't burn on one side. Cook according to your microwave's manufacturer instructions. Some cooking times may vary depending on the microwave. Use tongs to grab the bratwurst and turn them over. Space them out so they have enough room to thoroughly cook. Cook on a high setting for 2 more minutes. Be careful, as the dish may be very hot. Use oven mitts to take the dish out of the microwave. Use a meat thermometer and poke into one bratwurst so that the tip of the thermometer rests in the middle of the bratwurst. It should reach 160F (71C). Alternately, you can cut into the bratwurst with a knife to check if it's done. If it is still pink, put it back in the microwave for one more minute on a high setting.

SUMMARY: Place bratwurst in a microwave safe dish. Cover bratwurst with water. Cook on high for 2 minutes. Turn wurst over and cook for 2 more minutes. Check the bratwursts to see if they're done.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Some private companies offer apprenticeships to those willing to learn. Make your resume and try to list relevant skills and jobs that retain to being a plumber. It's okay if you've never had a plumbing job, but a job in customer service will look good. Include your plumbing degree if you received one. Print off copies of your resumes and bring them to the managers of plumbing companies. Even if a company isn't hiring, they'll probably still take your resume and appreciate your effort. An important part of your resume is to show that you can keep a job for over six months. Never lie about the information you give to a prospective company. They'd rather work with no experience than a liar. Unions can be difficult to join as an apprentice, but the training and experience will be beneficial. Research local unions and then consider the United Association (UA). UA is a long recognized union that branches beyond plumbing. There are opportunities for a union to provide classes and even opportunities for obtaining an associate's or bachelor's degree. Part the apprenticeship program is working day to day with someone who has already gone through the steps you're going through. Some apprenticeships assign you one mentor to work with, while others offer a rotating support group of experienced plumbers. Take as much away from these figures because you won't always have them around on the job. Most apprenticeships will pay you while working under the program. All apprenticeship programs require a certain amount of classwork. Subjects can range from trade mathematics, technical blueprint reading, mechanical drawing, computer science, water supply, drainage, code interpretation, and more. Certain programs will send you to local community colleges and have a member from the American Council of Education to evaluate your progress. Some programs will pay for you to go through school and give you the chance to earn an Associates in Science. Apprenticeship programs generally offer the most comprehensive training on becoming a plumber. They are usually administered jointly by either plumbers' unions or by non-union contractor organizations. Be prepared to put in the work while considering an apprenticeship. Apprenticeships run 4 to 5 years beginning with basic plumbing skills and advance to more sophisticated work, covering all aspects of the trade.

SUMMARY: Research and apply to local plumbing companies. Apply to a plumber's union. Work with a pro. Work in the classroom. Complete an apprenticeship program.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: When you're at this age, you should be screened for abnormal cells. However, because HPV is common and not curable, most doctors don't recommend automatically screening for HPV. While HPV can spontaneously clear up, there's no treatment for the virus once you have it. Until you're 65, you should still be screened regularly. Even having just a Pap smear every 3rd year may be sufficient, but if you're worried, you can add in the HPV test to help calm your fears. Most of the time, you can stop both Pap smears and HPV testing after age 65, unless you've had abnormal results in recent years. If you have abnormal results, talk to your doctor about whether you should be screened more often for changes in your cervical cells. Abnormal changes can take as long as 10 years to develop, but your doctor may want to screen once a year just to be safe. If you do have HPV, you can also be tested for HPV-16 and HPV-18 specifically, which are the most likely versions of the virus to cause cancer. If these tests are positive, your doctor will likely want to do more screening.

SUMMARY: Get an HPV test every 3 years if you're under 30. Have a Pap smear and HPV test every 5 years if you're over 30. Discuss how often you should be screened based on your results.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: It's a blue app with a white A in a white circle. The iTunes Store app for iOS is not the same application It's a magnifying glass icon at the bottom (iPhone) or top (iPad) of the screen. It's at the top of the screen. It's to the right of the iTunes Store icon.

SUMMARY:
Open the App Store app. Tap Search. Type itunes store in the Search field. Tap iTunes Store when it appears in the search results. Tap GET.