Master sommelier

      Sommeliers have an unusual job that deals with selecting wine daily. Master sommeliers work with restaurant business's to find the perfect wine to complement each meal. They chose a wine that goes well with the meal (and there taste buds) while also keeping the customers budget in mind. Also, they make sure that the wine is stored properly and in the right conditions. Sommeliers also host wine-tasting events to find out what kinds of wine certain people like. These masters also attend other wine-tasting events to find the new and best tasting wines out there.
     The salary of these workers depends on how big and expensive the restaurant they work at is. Annually master sommeliers make $150,000 annually.

Archivist



This is something that an archivist might achieve 

      An archivist is someone who organizes important or historical documents, creating electronic copies, authenticating documents, providing references, and writing new records.
     Most archivists are employed by colleges, museums, and even the government.

     Most employers require that you have a graduate degree in history or library science.

It might seem like a lot of schooling and work but archivists make anywhere from $41,000 - $56,265 on average.

Prosthodontists

Prosthodontists are dentists who specialize in replacing teeth using things like bridges, crowns, and dentures. Prosthodontists do everything that a normal dentist does as well. Dentists do things such as looking at your teeth, determining if your teeth need any work done to them, fill teeth, put on caps, and remove decay.
     The only differences that separate a prosthodontist from a dentist is that they do measurements and model for dentures, repair fractured teeth, and even do surgery on gums.

Requirements:

• Get a degree from an accredited dentist school
• Apply and receive a license for the state which you plan to work in
• Pass a specialized exam

Salary and Future Outlook:

Prosthodontists make on average anywhere from $110,300-$196,000 a year.
People believe that this job will increase around 28% by the year 2018.

Personal Experience:

My friends dad does this as a career and they have a nice house and they don't have to worry about paying their bills.

Embalmer

 Ever wonder who cleans dead bodies, drains blood, and redress the bodies? That is the unfavorable job of embalmers.  Surprisingly embalmers make $34,690 a year.

Requirements:

• A high school diploma
• Have a mortuary license
• Be 21 years of age

Job Tasks:

• Lifting and carrying heavy bodies
• Apply cosmetics to the deceased
• Drain blood and waste from the body
• Close incisions
• Take out air from the lungs of the deceased
• Arrange the funeral home
• Arrange transportation for the decease
• Was and dry the deceased body
• Stitch the lips of the decease, together

Early embalmers:

Documented embalming started as early as the Civil War. Many men were military surgeons, and they soon found the financial benefits of embalming. Few of them followed the war to continue the job.
It wasn't until the twentieth century that embalming became an accepted practice.

Chicken Sexer

   Ever heard of a chicken sexer? Chances are you haven't, but the facts may surprise you. People in this profession make a living doing this job.

What Do Chicken Sexers Do?
Chicken sexers look at the backside of the chicken and determine whether the chick is a boy or girl. They can even determine the sex when the chick is one day old.

 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y4g_WCmznW4

Usually training last for two or three years but people usually quit due to demanding apprenticeship.


Requirements:

• Good concentration
• Steady hands
• Accuracy
• A love for chickens
• Long hours of training
• Long hours of work
• Good technique

This job pays good salary though. Workers in this job usually own houses and cars. They make at least $1,200 a month!!

Women Undercover

       In 1978 there was a case about human smuggling. A woman who was undercover went to a bar that was known as a hub for human smugglers. She pretended to be a Mexican trying to be smuggled into the USA. They made her swim across a river and stay in a room with dozens of others who were waiting to be smuggled into the USA. She convinced them to stop at a gas station where she gave the cashier a napkin with the phone number of the agency. The cashier then called the agency and the cops came and arrested the smugglers.

         When thinking of undercover agents most of the time people think about men, but there are women undercover agents too. People don't usually expect women to do this job. Women undercover agents flirt and mess with guys emotions to get them to give out information.

It's not easy to become an undercover agent though.

1. First you need to go to college and get a degree in criminal justice or a criminal justice field.
2. Find the place where you want to work including the FBI, CIA, or a police station (usually doesn't require a degree, but would give you more of a chance to get the job.)
3. You have to take the TEA examination(Treasury Enforcement Agent.)
4. Next, you have to pass a series of very in-depth interviews.
5. You also have to pass a polygraph test about previous jobs. This test is to ensure that you keep private information, private.
6. Along with that you have to pass a background and drug test.
7. You have to pass several health tests and be determined as "physically fit."
8. Once you're accepted you have to do 10 weeks of all kinds of training.

Requirements

• You must be a U.S. citizen.
• You must be between 21 and 37 when you have your appointment.
• You must have a valid drivers license.
• You must have good vision.
• You must possess a bachelors degree in a criminal justice Field,from an accredited (well known) college.

I plan to be in the FBI when I get older. I love helping people and making a difference. I can block out my emotions which is critical for doing any type of public safety work. It's not easy to get into the FBI. It is a challenge to get in that good of shape. I recommend working out 6 times a week for at least an hour. That includes running and weight lifting.

Some information from:   http://www.secretservice.gov/opportunities_agent.shtml