Article: This can be accessed in Applications > iTunes or from the application dock. On Windows you can launch from Start > All Apps (All Programs on Windows 7 and earlier) > iTunes. This is the stock media player that is supplied with OSX, but is very common across platforms due to the popularity of Apple mobile devices. This guide’s steps refer to iTunes 12. Other versions of the software will also work, but button locations may vary. Go to File > New > Playlist, enter a name for the playlist, then drag and drop the desired songs into it. Make sure that the checkboxes on the left of each song remains checked. Only checked songs on the playlist will be written to the disc. Songs purchased from the iTunes store are linked to your iTunes account. Double-click each song to make sure it plays. If it is not authorized, a popup will appear asking for the username/password of the iTunes account used to purchase the song. Once that information is entered, the song will playback normally and be available for CD burning. iTunes limits a song to authorization on 5 different computers. The computer will automatically recognize it as a blank disc. You can check the compatibility of your disc drive in the “Burn Settings” menu. If you see the drive listed on the top, under “Disc Burner”, then it is compatible. This will open the “Burn Settings” menu. This will ensure that the CD will play on any regular CD player.  If you select “Data” as the format, the CD will be used as file storage and will only be playable on computers. If you select “MP3 CD” as the format, then you will need to use a CD player that is capable of reading that format. This can be confusing because MP3 files are such a common format, but Audio CD is the desired format for universal CD player support. The CD burn process will begin. After completion the disc will eject automatically and be ready for playback. If you cancel the burn process or it fails you will need to use a new CD to try again.
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Open iTunes. Create a playlist. Ensure all the songs in the playlist are authorized for this computer. Insert a blank CD into the disc drive. Open the “File” menu and select “Burn Playlist to Disc”. Select “Audio CD” from the format list. Press the “Burn” button.
Article: Hiring an attorney to help you through the divorce process can be advantageous for a number of reasons, but it can also be a burden. Consider these factors in deciding whether hiring an attorney is the right choice for you:  Foregoing the help of an attorney may be advantageous if you are getting an uncontested divorce where you and your spouse are splitting amicably and will be working out all of the details together. In this situation, an attorney may only hinder your ability to talk honestly and openly with your spouse about all of the issues needing to be resolved. You should also be aware that if you do not have an attorney, you and your spouse will be responsible for drafting and filing all of your legal papers with the court. This task can be time consuming and complex, so be sure you are ready to take it on when you choose to not hire a lawyer. If your divorce is likely to be contested, or if you need help drafting and filing legal papers, then you should consider hiring an attorney. Contested divorces often get messy, with at least one spouse fighting over children, property, and/or money. If this sounds like the divorce you might be going through, an attorney can help you craft legal arguments to ensure you get the fairest distribution of assets possible. An attorney will also be helpful when you do not have the time or expertise necessary to draft and file legal documents. Filing for a divorce is a legal matter and will involve a large amount of legal paperwork. If you decide you would like to hire a lawyer, start by researching possible candidates. Follow the steps here to choose the right one.  First, start by asking friends, family, and coworkers for their referrals. A referral can be a great way to obtain a qualified attorney so long as you trust the opinion of the person giving you that referral. If your peers do not know any divorce attorneys, look online by using lawyers.com, nolo, or findlaw. All of these websites are great for searching out qualified lawyer candidates. Second, once you have found a list of candidates, you should contact and set up an initial consultation with them. An initial consultation will help you get a feel for the attorney by meeting him or her in person and being able to ask them questions about themselves and about your case. Once you have sat down with your top candidates, you should follow-up with any of them you have more questions for. Once this process is complete and you feel comfortable, choose the attorney that you are most comfortable with. Look for an attorney with a fair fee, a good track record of handling divorce cases, and a good reputation for honesty and integrity. If you find out through your research and discussions that hiring an attorney will be too expensive for you, you can try finding an attorney that will take your case on a pro bono basis (taking on the work without charge). Try contacting your local or state bar association for help finding an attorney free of charge. With that said, a lawyer in Texas is not required by law to take on any pro bono work.
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Decide whether having an attorney is the right choice for you. Research possible attorney candidates. Choose an attorney that is right for you.
Article: Old pillows are great free packaging! Use whole pillows for filling in the spaces while moving furniture to prevent damage. Alternatively, you can use just the stuffing to pack fragile objects tightly in moving boxes or storage containers.  Packaging that is made from old pillows can be reused indefinitely. Solid memory foam and latex pillows make especially good packaging, as they can be cut to size. Sometimes a bit of stuffing is all it takes to revive tired cushions and children’s soft toys. Simply remove the stuffing from the pillows and place it inside the throw cushion or toy casing. Pack the stuffing tightly and zip or button the casing back up when you’re done. If you’re looking for a decor upgrade, you can also make your own throw cushions using the old pillow stuffing. Kneeling cushions make gardening much more enjoyable for your knees! Use a sturdy, vinyl pillowcase as a cover or get a specialty outdoor cover to make the kneeling cushion extra durable. Floor cushions are great for watching movies or playing board games, and they are especially popular in family or toy rooms. Put the pillows inside pre-made cushion covers that are large enough for 2 or more pillows or make your own covers if you're feeling creative. If your pet has an existing bed that is a bit old and tired, simply remove the cover, give it a wash, and stuff it until it’s firm with stuffing from the old pillows. For a whole new bed, use 2-4 old pillows with pillowcases and sew them together. Cover the pillows with a warm, fleece blanket or an old comforter that can be easily washed. Your pet will probably enjoy sleeping on your old pillows since they have a familiar smell. Draft stoppers are great for preserving energy and keeping your home at a comfortable temperature. Cut 2 rectangular pieces of durable fabric approximately 6 in (15 cm) thick and as long as the base of your drafty door or window. Sew the pieces of fabric together leaving a short edge open and fill the casing with alternated sections of popcorn kernels and old pillow stuffing. Sew the open end closed and place the draft stopper in front of the door or window. The popcorn kernels weigh the draft stopper down so it stays in place.
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Use the pillows as moving and packaging materials. Use the stuffing to give lumpy cushions or old toys a new lease of life. Place a tough cover on the pillow to make a garden kneeling cushion. Make floor cushions with the pillows to create fun, practical accessories. Create a pet bed for a craft your four-legged friend will love. Make a draft stopper using old pillow stuffing for a simple DIY project.