Write an article based on this "Begin by discussing your desire to be a deacon with the parish rector or head priest. Meet with a committee of lay members of the congregation over several months, during which time you will discuss your calling and your suitability to serve as a deacon. Ask your parish rector or head priest to send a letter endorsing your candidacy to the bishop of the diocese. Complete any educational requirements required by your diocese for becoming a deacon. Fill out all forms, sit for all interviews, and attend all meetings stipulated by your diocese. Apply for admission to your diocese deacon formation program. Complete all final administrative requirements and schedule a date for your ordination by the bishop."
article: Explain the reasons why you want to become an ordained minister. All Christians are called to deaconal work, so it is important to reflect on what ordination will add to a ministry of caring and service which should already be well-established. Indicate how your experiences so far at your parish have prepared you for the diaconate. This will alert the diocese of your desire and inaugurate any administrative processes that have to be completed at that level (requirements vary by diocese). This may vary from a series of readings to a formal educational program (often the Education for Ministry program) that lasts 3-4 years. This process, in conjunction with your education program, will begin to familiarize you with the responsibilities of a deacon, and will allow church leaders to evaluate your suitability. Reflect deeply on whether some of the unique characteristics of the diaconate will be impediments to your ability to fulfill the role well. The program will usually last two years, during which time you may be assigned to a parish for an internship.

Write an article based on this "Start the "Bleak Falls Barrow" quest. Travel to Bleak Falls Barrow. Kill the two bandits in the first room and proceed. Set the pillars. Free Arvel, then kill him. Take the Golden Claw and use it to solve the puzzle. Read the Word Wall and defeat the dragon. Give the Dragonstone to Farengar Secret-Fire at Dragonsreach in Whiterun."
article: This quest is part of the main story in Skyrim, and you receive the quest from Farengar Secret-Fire at Dragonsreach in Whiterun. This quest immediately follows the quest "Before the Storm". Note: You can make everything a lot easier for yourself by traveling to Bleak Fall Barrow before you even get to Whiterun. You can start the Golden Claw quest by talking to Lucan Valerius in Riverwood. This will allow you to get all of the items you need from the Bleak Falls Barrow and give it to Farengar Secret-Fire as soon as you get the quest, without having to backtrack. You can find this dungeon to the south of Whiterun, and to the west of Riverwood. There will be several bandits outside, so you'll want to dispatch them before you enter. You'll find the entrance to Bleak Falls Barrow at the top of the stairs in the ruins. You'll soon come across a bandit that pulls the wrong lever, setting off a trap that kills him. You can look at the tablets above the gate and beside the lever to determine what order the pillars need to be in. Set them to "snake", "snake", and "whale". This will allow you to pull the lever and proceed. You'll find Arvel the Swift trapped in a spiderweb further down the dungeon. Hitting the spiderweb will free him, and he will take off running. Try to kill him now so that you can easily get to his body. If you don't kill him, he'll either be killed by a draugr a little farther down, or impaled by a spike trap. Arvel will cower for a moment after being freed from the spiderweb, making this the best time to kill him. You'll find this item on Arvel's corpse. The Golden Claw is required to pass through Three Ring puzzle later in the dungeon. Zooming in on the Golden Claw's palm in your inventory will show you the correct order the rings need to be in (from top to bottom: bear, hummingbird, owl). The Word Wall will teach you Unrelenting Shout, one of the most useful Shouts in the game. After reading the Word Wall, you will be attacked by a draugr overlord. Dispatch the dragon and take the Dragonstone. This will complete the quest and allow you to purchase a house in Whiterun.

Write an article based on this "Pronounce each syllable separately. Blend two vowels together. Pronounce the letter T correctly. Pronounce "wh" as a "f" sound. Finish off the song properly. Listen to an audio Maori pronunciation guide."
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The Maori language, spoken by indigenous people of New Zealand, has vowels with long and short sounds (such as ay and ah for the letter A). Each phrase, such as "ka ma - te," is pronounced separately. There is a very short stop between each syllable, with a few exceptions. The resulting sounds in a Haka will be staccato and fierce. Vowel combinations, such as "ao" or "ua," are pronounced by gliding them together (such as "ay-o" and "oo-ah"). There isn't a brief stop or breath between these vowel sets, also known as diphthongs. Instead, they are a smooth combination sound. The letter T is pronounced like an English T when it is followed by the vowels A, E or O. It carries a slight "s" sound when the T is followed by an I or U. The Haka has both of these instances: For example, in "Tenei te tangata," the T will sound like an English T. For example, in the line, "Nana nei I tiki mai," the T letters followed by I will have a slight "s" sound accompanying the T. The last line of the Haka starts with "whiti te ra." Pronounce the "whi" as a "fi." The last syllable of the song is "Hi!" This is pronounced as "he" with a quick breath, rather than a drawn out "high." Push the breath out of your lungs by tightening your stomach muscles. Listening to proper pronunciation can help you practice your language skills. There are a number of audio pronunciation guides available online. Search for "Maori pronunciation" in a search engine.