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Make a list of hospitals in your area that you are willing to travel to on a regular basis. Volunteering at a hospital is a large commitment. You want to find a hospital that is convenient for you to visit. For example, if you plan to volunteer after school or work, choose a hospital that is close to your job or school. If you plan to volunteer on the weekends, choose a hospital that is close to where you live. Use resources such as Google Maps, the phone book, and your knowledge of the area. Don't discount smaller hospitals and clinics. Search the internet for a phone number for volunteer services, or write down the main phone number for the hospital. Once you have identified hospitals that you are interested in, visit the hospital website to find out about volunteer opportunities. The majority of hospitals have volunteer programs. The website will list contact information for the volunteer office at the hospital. You can call with any questions or concerns you have about volunteering at the hospital. When you visit the website, look at the different areas within the hospital that accept volunteers. Make a list of the hospitals that have areas that look interesting to you and are in a convenient location. There are many ways to volunteer at a hospital. You can serve patients, families, and hospital visitors. Find an opportunity that matches with your interests. Volunteering should be enjoyable and be beneficial for both you and the hospital. If there is a special population that you are interested in working with, you should find a hospital that caters to that population. If you enjoy working with children, try to volunteer at a children's hospital. If you enjoy working with the elderly, try to volunteer at a nursing home. If you want to interact with patients, you should volunteer in an area that provides direct care to patients. If you want to help hospital visitors, you may want to volunteer at the information desk or in the gift shop. If you do not want to interact with patients or visitors, you may be able to help with administrative work like filing, or shredding. Volunteer requirements vary among hospitals. The requirements will be different for teens and adult volunteers as well. Hospitals typically have age requirements and expected time commitment (e.g hours per week, six months or one year, etc.). Some hospitals have special summer volunteer programs or internships for students. Requirements will vary depending on the area that you choose to volunteer in as well. For example, at one hospital, you can start volunteering when you are 15 years old, but you cannot interact with patients until you are 18 years old. If you are under the age of 18, you will need permission from your parents to volunteer at the hospital.

summary: Find a hospital. Get more information about volunteer opportunities. Choose volunteer opportunities that matches your interests. Determine the requirements.

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Once you have both Winamp (for playing audio) and Edcast (for turning your audio feed into an open stream), you'll need the plugin that allows Edcast to use Winamp as its source. Open Winamp, then click on "Options," then "Preferences," then "Plugins." Under "Plugins" select "DSP/Effect" and then choose "edcast DSP v3 [dsp_edcast.dll]". Click"configure active plugin" to install the plugin to Winamp. Once you've set Winamp to use Edcast as its input source, you'll need to set Edcast to output to Winamp. Open Edcast and click on the picture of the microphone on the main page. This turns your computer's microphone off as Edcast's source of sound. If you disable the mic, the Edcast Winamp plugin will make Edcast automatically choose Winamp for its output. Open your Edcast app and click "add encoder." This allows you to link Edcast to your server settings. Input your server type (Shoutcast if you're using an external server, IceCast2 if you're using your own), your server's IP and the port number and password for the app. Setting the encoder type tells your apps what type of audio files they should broadcast. Usually ACC or MP3 files are the best, because most players can play both of these files. AAC+ files are okay if you are broadcasting at a lower bit rate, but the sound isn't always great, and not every player can play it.

summary: Download the Edcast Winamp plugin. Set Edcast's output source. Configure the source app for your chosen server. Set the encoder type.

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Log into the developer's official website and download this software. There will appear a pop-up dialog box asking you how you want to connect the device. Then you'll find your android phone displayed as hardware. And move the downloaded app to the hard drive.
summary: Download office apps for Android to your computer. Connect your Android phone to your computer using a USB cable. Choose 'Connect as hardware'. Double-click to open the Android phone. Then you're able to select the app and install it to your phone.