In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: It should take 2 - 3 hours. Don't leave the berries on the cookie sheet too long before you remove them; doing so puts them at risk of getting freezer burn. Remove excess air from the bag. The more air you can remove, the less freezer burns the berries will have. Label the bags with the date you're freezing them. You can freeze berries for up to one year. Enjoy anytime.
Summary: Place the pan in the freezer until the blueberries are frozen. Place the frozen berries in a vacuum bag or a Ziploc type bag. Store the bags in the freezer.

Most professional coaches started out as volunteers, and it's extremely unlikely that you'll be paid to coach without experience. You should be open to volunteering for any coaching positions that you can reasonably fill. Most coaching positions are part-time, which means that even when you do start to get paid, you'll probably want to hold on to your regular job (for now at least). Scour local job postings and resource pages to see if anyone is looking for a basketball coach. It's likely that you won't be qualified for a lot of the higher-level positions, but that's okay. Apply to any possible openings and be open about your experience. Networking is a good way to find potential openings. Even if you don't get an interview, ask the hiring manager if they know of any similar openings that might fit your level of experience. Youth leagues often struggle to find consistent coaches. A youth league may also offer the opportunity to learn the nuances of coaching while keeping a lower profile. Just make sure that you have the time to commit to a youth league. Almost all coaching positions for youth sports require a background check. Be prepared to complete the necessary paperwork before starting your position. Your local recreation center, YMCA, or YWCA will often need volunteers to help with coaching. High schools occasionally have coaching vacancies, but they are usually reserved for people with experience in the field. Unless you have a strong playing background to fall back on, it may be difficult to secure a coaching job at this level. Almost everyone has experienced rejection when trying to land a new job. Don't get too down on yourself. If finding a coaching position becomes an overwhelming process, take a break and recharge. Coaching positions usually open up right before the season starts. It may be that you're looking for coaching positions at the wrong time of the year.
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One-sentence summary -- Be willing to volunteer for potential openings. Look for coaching vacancies online. Ask your local recreation center or school if they need a coach. Keep looking for new opportunities and don't get discouraged.

Q: This is the minimum requirement you'll need for entry into the curating field. Major in a field relevant to the type of museum you want to work in. Whether your interest is art history, anthropology, archaeology, etc., make sure you're educated in the field you want to specialize in. Consider business or marketing electives. Curators are often involved in the business side of running a museum. Gaining some experience with these tasks will not only bolster your application, but will also help you make your museum successful. Although you may be able to enter the museum field with only a bachelor's, most curating positions require at least a master's degree. Look for a program that offers a degree for your interest. Narrow down your field to make it as specific as possible. For example, art history is a broad topic. Focusing on Renaissance Italian art with make you a specialist. Look at the faculty at programs you're interested in. Confirm that there are professors who specialize in your field. This is important because you'll need an adviser to oversee your master's thesis. Meet all the degree requirements and write your master's thesis. Remember to make sure your thesis reflects your specialty. If you're looking to work in an American history museum, your thesis shouldn't be about medieval France. It can give you an edge on the job market to have two master's degrees: one in your field of study and one in museum studies. That way you can demonstrate that you have expertise in the museum's specialty and also know how museums work. While a master's degree will suffice for many museums, some larger museums require curatorial applicants to hold doctorates in a specific field. Investigate museums you would be interested in working in and see the degree requirements. If all your choices require Ph.D.'s, you'll have to continue your studies. Remember that a Ph.D. will require several more years of commitment. Confirm that this is still your preferred career before investing more time in your education.
A: Earn your bachelor's degree. Apply to a master's degree program. Complete your master's degree. Consider a second master's degree. Consider earning a Ph.D.

Article: When you expect to get hit, close your mouth and jaw and pull your tongue away from your teeth. If your jaw is open when you get punched, it could lead to a broken jaw or teeth. In addition, if your tongue is in the wrong position, it could get bitten.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Keep your mouth shut and your jaw closed.

Problem: Article: One of the easiest ways to meet new girls is by hanging out with your existing friends and building relationships with their friends. When you get together for social situations, encourage your friends to bring their female friends along. You can ask your friends to introduce you to their friends before the social gathering if you're nervous. Talk to girls in your classes and make it a point to try to group up with them for class assignments. If you are out of school or don't go to school, sign up for a class at a local community center in a subject that interests you. Start by talking about class oriented things before moving onto more personal conversation. Say something like, "Jeez, this homework is the most intense stuff ever. Are you getting it?" Meeting girls at work will give you something common to talk about and will be less stressful than introducing yourself to a stranger. Go out of your way to talk to the girls at work that you like. Once you build up a friendship, ask them if they would want to chill outside of work. Talk about work by saying something like, "Seriously? Three double shifts this week! Don't you wish that the scheduling was a little more organized?" Ask her to hang out by saying something like, "Yo, I think you're really chill. Would you want to hang outside of work sometime?" Or you could get more specific and say something like, "What are you doing this Friday? Want to go to happy hour with me?" A bookstore is a great place to meet new girls and gives you a good topic to strike up an initial conversation. If you see a girl checking out a book you enjoyed, introduce yourself and strike up a conversation about the book. You can say something like, "The second book in that series is one of my favorites. Are you a fan of Bukowski?" If you feel intimidated by the bar or club, bring along a couple of your friends. Try to make eye contact with girls that you see at the bar and walk up and introduce yourself to them. If you want to talk to the girl, make sure you go to a bar or club that isn't too loud. You can say something like, "Hey I saw you on the other side of the bar. My name's Gerald, what's your name?" Or you could say "Your sneakers are really cool, are they the new Air Max Goraths? I was thinking about getting a pair of them myself."
Summary:
Meet girls by hanging out with your friends. Introduce yourself to girls in your classes. Meet new girls at work. Go to a bookstore to meet girls. Meet new girls at the bar or club.