INPUT ARTICLE: Article: A media broker can help you discover which properties are for sale. If you don’t use a broker, then you’ll have to rely on word of mouth or other research which could be time consuming. You can find media brokers by searching online.  You might also search for a media broker at the National Association of Media Brokers website. They have a directory you can search here: http://www.nambonline.com/directory.htm. Brokers have extensive databases which they have built up over years of experience. Because their networks are so extensive, they are your best chance of finding a station. Before hiring the broker, ask how much they charge. Get quotes from several media brokers and compare. People in media might know what stations are for sale. Ask around and check whether they know of any properties on the market. Talk to radio personnel and even people who work in print or broadcast journalism. You can also perform a station search at the RadioTVDeals website. It contains listings of stations for sale. Before searching to buy a radio station, you should get familiar with the FCC’s rules for compliance. You have extensive responsibilities as a station owner, and you need to know them before buying a station.  For example, you will need to pay for a manager and another person to cover the station when the manager is out.  Complying with these rules can increase the costs of running a radio station. The FCC’s rules for AM and FM stations are available for download at the FCC website: http://transition.fcc.gov/eb/bc-chklsts/. AM and FM refer to the way radio stations send audio signals. AM has poorer sound quality overall but can be transmitted over longer distances. AM radio is also vulnerable to sound interference and disruption by electrical storms. Consider what you hope to broadcast. Talk radio and news channels are popular on AM, while music stations are almost always FM stations.

SUMMARY: Hire a media broker. Perform your own research. Read the FCC rules for running a station. Choose between an AM and FM station.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: . Before you tell your parents about your depression, you may want to make sure it fits what you're going through. Do some research to learn more about depression from credible sources like the National Institute on Mental Health.  Depression in adolescents and teens can manifest in different ways. You might feel indecisive, fatigued, angry, or overly sad. You might also be struggling in school – disengaged with little motivation, trouble concentrating, and remembering things. Recently, you may have pulled away from your friends and family and chosen to spend more time alone. You may have trouble sleeping or sleep too much. You might also try to numb your feelings with drugs and alcohol, or engage in other risky activities.  Even if you aren’t so sure what you’re experiencing is depression, it’s best to speak up about your symptoms so you can get help. Telling your parents about depression can make you very emotional. You may cry, or your parents may cry. This is perfectly okay. Depression is a difficult subject, and you are doing the right thing by addressing it now before it gets worse. Chances are, your parent(s) have already noticed something is wrong. They just don't know what it is or how to help. By naming the problem, you will help them feel better and know how to take action. You may worry about your parent’s reaction to your mental illness. If so, you might choose to ask a school guidance counselor, a teacher, or a coach for their advice. This can help you warm up to the idea of talking about your depression.  You might say, “Ms. Anderson, I think I might be depressed. I don’t know how to tell my parents.” This trusted person might call your parents in for a meeting so that you can break the news in a safe and comfortable environment. Consider whether you want to talk to one parent first or both parents at the same time. Chances are you may be closer to one parent, think that one parent may react better, or even feel like one parent is part of the problem. If that’s the case, talk to the parent you feel most comfortable with first. That parent can help you tell the other parent. Sometimes, communicating your feelings is really difficult. You may feel better about sharing the news with your parents in an indirect way like writing a note or sending a text message. Be sure you convey a serious tone, so your parents know that this is a real issue. Describe some of your symptoms, explain how they have been affecting your life, and ask to see a doctor. Discussing a tough subject like depression may be hard to do off-the-cuff. Do a practice run by sharing the news aloud in front of a mirror, or by role-playing with a close friend. This can make you feel more comfortable during the talk.  Consider writing down some bullet points that you want to cover and have them with you during the conversation. This way, you’ll be able to cover everything even if you get emotional. Be prepared to explain depression and describe your feelings and symptoms. From your research, you might also share your insights about how your parents can help you. Your parents will likely have many questions. You can think about your answers beforehand, or you can simply tell them you’ll feel more comfortable talking to a mental health professional. Here are some examples of questions your parents may ask:  Are you going to hurt or kill yourself? How long have you felt this way? Did something happen to make you feel this way? How can we help you feel better? Expect your parents to raise new questions as they think about what you’ve said. You may have to talk several times about your depression before they fully understand it – but these follow-up discussions should be easier than the first.
Summary: Recognize the symptoms of depression Realize that this will be a difficult conversation. Ask someone you trust for guidance. Decide who you want to break the news to first. Write a letter if you have a hard time finding words. Practice what you’ll say. Anticipate their questions.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: You will need at least nine people to be able to field a team for defense. It is possible to play with fewer people, but you'll need to expand each player's coverage on the field. This may make it difficult for players to reach the ball after it's hit though, so get as close to nine as possible. The pitcher is the player who stands in the middle of the field and throws the ball to the batter. The catcher will be squatting just behind the batter at home plate to catch the ball if the batter doesn't hit it. Make sure the catcher wears protective gear, like a face mask, since the pitcher will be throwing balls hard and fast enough to injure them. The players in the infield (or the diamond) protect the bases. There should be a player stationed at first, second, and third base, and they will be referred to as "basemen." Make a fourth player the shortstop, which is a roving position that backs up the the basemen and helps catch balls in the infield. The three players in the outfield are the right fielder, center fielder, and left fielder. They're responsible for catching fly balls in the outfield and chasing down ground balls that make it past the infield.

SUMMARY:
Gather nine players. Assign the pitcher and catcher. Select the infielders. Choose the outfielders.