Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Find an internship with a team. Learn about the job from a baseball scout. Look for associate scout openings.

Answer: Many high up executives in the MLB were once scouts, and many started out as unpaid interns before that. Unpaid internships usually require little to no experience, which makes them an ideal first step into an organization like the MLB. You can search for internships online, or by simply going into the offices of nearby teams and asking if they're looking to fill any positions. Find a baseball scout at local baseball games. They usually hold a radar gun, which is used to measure how fast a baseball is thrown, and carry items like clipboards or binders with the logo of their professional baseball team employer on them. Approach them and discuss your aspirations. Get into the habit of going to local games in leagues that scouts will be looking at, like amateur leagues, semi-professional leagues, and college baseball. Avoid coming on to strong. When you try to make a connection with a baseball scout, be aware that everyone is different, and some people are not going to open to helping out an aspiring scout. You'll need to be outgoing and friendly, and know when to cut your loses. As associate scout is an unpaid position that reports to a baseball scout. The associate scout is responsible for providing the scout with information on a regular basis regarding baseball players in a designated geographic area. Associate scouts typically work in the areas in which they live. MLB its own career opportunities search engine on their official website. Check this regularly to see if any associate scout positions near you pop up. Another option is to get to know scouts in your area, either by going to games and striking up conversations with them, or by making connections and networking from your internship with an organization. If you make your desire to become an associate scout clear, and you're a hard worker, you'll be noticed eventually.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Combine the forward step and back step for a more complex dance. Move your hips as you do your steps. Use your arms to make your dancing look more natural. Feel the beat of the music. Don't be afraid to mix it up.

Answer: Combining both dance moves in different combinations will switch it up and make your dance interesting. Practice doing the basic forward step followed by the backstep and try to stay in tempo with the music. If you mess up, you can just jump right back into it! As you step forward with your foot, you can extenuate the step by twisting your hips naturally. When you step forward with your left leg, your left hip should come out. When you step back with your left leg, the left hip should also go back. The same should be done with your right leg and right hip. Moving your hips with the steps is a foundation of salsa dancing. When you step with your right leg, your left arm should go back at hip height. Your right arm should also bend over your torso. Moving your arms in a fluid motion on beat will make your dancing look more natural. Salsa music is very fast and unique. To land all of the correct moves, you need to keep up with it. Think of each step in the dance routine as a beat in the song and try to follow along with the tempo. Salsa music is played on a 4/4 timing and is based off a syncopated rhythm, which makes it difficult to follow for some people. Syncopated rhythm is a deviation from the expected rhythm and places stress on weaker beats while omitting stronger beats. An important part of dancing solo is having fun and maintaining your confidence! Remember to keep a smile on your face and to have fun. If you look like you're struggling, it will show through your dancing.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: ALWAYS check first to see if the handgun is loaded. Carefully pick up your gun Hold your weapon in the firing-ready position. Steady the gun with your other hand. Make sure all fingers are clear of the slide or hammer. Stand in the proper firing stance.

Answer: ANY time you pick up a handgun you need to check to see if it is loaded. Even when you first bring it home from the store, check to see if it is loaded. If you got it out of the closet for the first time in ten years, check to see if it is loaded. If you just unloaded it, check to see if it is loaded. And, always check any gun that is given to you by anybody at anytime. Failure to do this can result in serious damage to property, injury to people and death! With a revolver, release the cylinder and rotate it to the side. All the chambers should be empty. In a semi-automatic pistol, remove the magazine from the gun and pull the slide back to look into the chamber to make sure there isn't a cartridge in the firing chamber. If there is, racking the slide should eject it. Keep the slide in the back position while you practice holding the gun to be sure it's unloaded and to get used to keeping your thumb out of the way of the slide's action. , keeping your finger outside the trigger guard, extended straight and flat on the side of the guard. Whenever you handle it, make sure the barrel is pointed downrange, which should be clear of people. Outdoors, always keep your handgun pointed downwards, never up. A bullet fired up by accident will come down and may injure someone. NEVER point any gun at anyone even if it is unloaded, and even as a joke. Pointing a gun at someone is a crime in some states and the stupidest thing you can ever do. There will be times you believe it to be unloaded when it is. Practice holding the gun at the range with the gun unloaded. Open your dominant hand (the hand you write with) to expose the webbing between your index finger and thumb. Taking the pistol in your other hand, insert the grip (handle) of the pistol into the web of your dominant hand. With your thumb on one side of the grip, keep your middle, ring, and pinky fingers curled securely around the other side just below the trigger guard. You are really gripping the gun only with the middle and ring fingers, the "pinky" is resting on the gun but is not used to grip; neither is the thumb used to grip the gun. The grip should be firm but not tight. If you're gripping it so tightly that the gun shakes, you will not be able to accurate control it. Your non dominant hand should be held underneath the handgun providing support for the weight of the gun. Place your index finger on the bottom of the trigger guard or in front of it, wherever is most comfortable. Some older semi automatics have a habit of 'biting' the web between your index finger and thumb. Getting "bitten" by the slide can be very painful as well as dangerous, because you don't want to react to pain and risk dropping a loaded and cocked gun with the safety off. Your feet should be shoulder-width apart, with the foot opposite your dominant hand about a step past the other foot. Lean forward slightly with your knees bent, making sure you're firmly balanced. The elbow of your dominant arm should be almost straight and your non-dominant elbow should be flexed at a slightly obtuse angle. Your dominant arm must be in line with the handgun and pointed at the target. Some shooting matches are done one-handed (off hand). In those events, the stance is more "open" with the gun arm and the body in almost a straight line to as much as about 90-degrees, the dominant foot toward the target. A firm grip on the gun is more important since you are not using the other hand for support. Never aim the gun sideways or with a bent wrist like in the movies. This is extremely dangerous and unsteady!

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Download an app that streams free movies. Browse for movies available on the app. Play the movie.

Answer:
There are a bunch of streaming apps available for the iPad, but many of them such as Hulu and Netflix require a monthly subscription to use. Luckily, there are a few apps that give you access to hundreds of movies for free, usually by inserting commercial breaks. Popular apps include: Crackle - This app has hundreds of movies available with commercial breaks. It doesn't require a subscription. If you're looking to find big-name movies for free, this app is your best bet. NFB Films - This is an app put out by the National Film Board of Canada that has thousands of movies and clips available to stream for free. PlayBox - This an app where you watch thousands of movies, TV shows, and more. You can download any TV show or movie if you want to watch on the go. The selections of movies available to watch changes often for free movie apps, so there's always something new to watch. With a streaming app, you can begin watching the movie immediately as long as you have a network connection. You don't have to wait for the movie to download before you start watching it.