Write an article based on this "Work with a professional company before you go out and run real events. Plan how you want to use your microphone. Decide whether you want to be a musician/DJ. Find regular in-house or volunteer gigs. Profile potential customers. Understand how weddings are different."
article: This could be an established DJ who needs a helping hand. You might be crew or roadie for a band. This experience will help you learn skills you might not have even thought about. You'll feel more comfortable doing your own gigs after you've had experience working with others on their shows. Most events require both a DJ and a microphone controller. Eventually you'll want to learn to control the microphone on your own, but when starting out you can bring an assistant who will help with such tasks as microphone duty. Most DJs spin popular music written and performed by other people. Some, however, perform their ownprimarily electronicmusic such as house or EDM. Some DJs spin popular favorites and others' music. These are the DJs you hear most often. They play pop music, such as top-40 hits, classic oldies, requests, and easily danceable songs. The music should be geared toward eclectic tastes so that there will be something for everybody. These DJs play at dances, weddings, other private events, and some public venues like bars and small clubs. Since they play a lot of special events, they tend to use the mic a lot for announcements and other MC duties. Other DJs are musicians who create new music themselves. They might sample or excerpt other musicians' tracks, but they make them into remixes or mashups. They also add their own beats, accompaniments, riffs, and even melodies. These DJs might play larger venues or events where music is the focus. They probably wouldn't play a retirement party, for example, where the retirement is the focusnot the musicand the guests have varied musical tastes. Here you'd stick to pop standards. If you can secure regular gigs at a local nightclub, college bar, or country club, you can gain valuable work experience, meet new people, and start to find work in independent gigs. Becoming the in-house DJ tends to be difficult, particularly without close connections to a venue owner or manager, but you can try to set up at least some regular weekly or monthly shows. Some of these first gigs could be low-budget or volunteer work. Maybe a local high school would appreciate your DJing a dance for free, for example. You'll attract more of them if you're attentive to their specific needs. No two customers are alike. So be sure to ask about their musical preferences, their guests, and any musical "don'ts." This way you can develop a specific and individualized package for each client. Weddings are great sources of revenue for DJs and offer excellent mic and playlist experience. However, it's important to understand how they differ from other gigs. Weddings are more expensive because they require more pre-planning and the development of an "experience." Work weddings with a veteran DJ before taking one of your own and possibly ruining a special day. Sit down with your clients before agreeing to do a wedding. Provide them a questionnaire to make sure key points are communicated so that all participating parties will be happy. There will be special instructions. Expect a lot of suggestions from the bride and groom. Carefully write down names, pronunciations, and other specific details you intend to announce.

Write an article based on this "Open the windows in your kitchen. Expose the burners on the gas range. Identify the pilot lights."
article: Before you can look more closely at the pilot light, it's important that you open several windows in the same room as the stove so there is no chance of carbon monoxide gas getting trapped in the room. Carbon monoxide (CO) is a colorless, odorless gas that can be poisonous at high levels of exposure. Your gas stove contains carbon monoxide, so it is important that you turn off the stove correctly and maintain good airflow when you look at the pilot light. A gas kitchen range, or stove, usually has two or more pilot lights. There are one to two pilot lights that heat up the surface burners on the top of your stove and one pilot light that ignites the burners to heat your oven. To expose the pilot lights on your stovetop so you can see them, make sure the burners on the stovetop are all turned to the OFF position and the oven is turned to OFF. If you have used the stovetop recently, wait at least an hour for the burners to cool down. Then, take the metal covers of the burners off and place them to one side. Run your hands along the front bottom of the stove top and the stovetop up. There should be a latch under the stove top to prop the stovetop up. Make sure the latch is in place and the stovetop is firmly propped. Once the stovetop burners are exposed, you should see four round cylinders for each burner on the stovetop, or two round cylinders if you have a two burner stovetop. There will be a main gas line on the left and right sides of the stovetop, running from the top and the bottom burners. In the middle of both burners, there should be two small openings. These openings are where the flame for the pilot light would be if the stove top was turned ON. There should be no flame, as your stovetop is set to OFF.

Write an article based on this "Open the app you want to use. Open the page or document you want to print. Tap the "Share" icon. Tap Print. Tap Printer. Select your printer. Tap Print."
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<\/p><\/div>"} Photos app icon. Not all apps support printing, but the majority of the iPad's built-in apps should allow you to print. For example, if you're printing from the Photos app, you'll tap the photo you want to print. If you're printing a web browser page, you may have to tap to open a menu before proceeding. It's usually in one of the corners of the screen, though you may find it in the URL bar or the menu if you're using a browser. You'll see a pop-up menu appear at the bottom of the screen. This printer-shaped icon is in the bottom row of the pop-up menu. Doing so opens the Print menu. You may have to swipe from right to left across the bottom row of app icons in the pop-up menu to find the Print option. It's a field at the top of the menu. This will open a list of the compatible AirPrint printers within range. Tap the name of the printer with which you want to print your item. If you can't find your printer, make sure that the printer is on, connected to Wi-Fi, not connected to Bluetooth, not hard-wired to a router, and within range of your iPad. It's in the top-right corner of the screen. Your item will begin printing. Depending on your printer, you may have the option to select color or black-and-white printing, a page range, and so on before tapping Print.