INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Now you know the subtraction method of solving division problems, and the twos' complement method of solving subtraction problems. You can combine this into one method for solving division problems, using the steps below. If you like, you can try to figure it yourself before you continue. Let's go through the problem 100011 ÷ 000101. The first step is solving 100011 - 000101, using the twos' complement method to turn it into an addition problem:  Twos' complement of 000101 = 111010 + 1 = 111011 100011 + 111011 = 1011110 Discard carry bit → 011110 In a computer program, this is the point where you increment the quotient by one. On paper, make a note somewhere in a corner where it won't get confused with your other work. We've successfully subtracted one time, so the quotient so far is 1. The result of our last calculation is the remainder left over after the divisor "went in" once. Continue adding the twos' complement of the divisor each time and discarding the carry bit. Add one to the quotient each time, repeating until you get a remainder that's equal to or smaller than your divisor:  011110 + 111011 = 1011001 → 011001 (quotient 1+1=10) 011001 + 111011 = 1010100 → 010100 (quotient 10+1=11) 010100 + 111011 = 1001111 → 001111 (11+1=100) 001111 + 111011 = 1001010 → 001010 (100+1=101) 001010 + 111011 = 10000101 → 0000101 (101+1=110) 0000101 + 111011 = 1000000 → 000000 (110+1=111) 0 is smaller than 101, so we stop here. The quotient 111 is the answer to the division problem. The remainder is the final result of our subtraction problem, in this case 0 (no remainder).

SUMMARY: Combine the two concepts above. Subtract the divisor from the dividend, by adding twos' complement. Add one to the quotient. Repeat by subtracting the divisor from the remainder.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Start with what extra money you have and plan out how much you can save to help you decide what kind of wedding you want to have. Your budget is key in deciding how many guests will be at your wedding. If your budget and desired wedding don’t correspond, you can have extra saving time by setting a later date. After you make your initial budget, don’t be afraid to re-work the numbers. Budgets should be flexible between both partners.  Use a wedding worksheet to consider all things you might miss, such as transportation to and from venues, and bridal party gifts.  Ask around for help. Your parents or family may want to contribute cash to help fund the wedding, so communicate your expectations before accepting. Be cautious, however, as accepting the money may be conditional for allowing them to make wedding-related decisions, such as lengthening the guest list. It’s important to discuss your wedding-wants before accepting the cash to ensure everyone is on the same page.  Keep a prioritized list of what’s a must-have to you. The list will help you stay on track and build an appropriate budget. If wedding budgets are stressing you out, take a moment to remember they are in place to help keep on you on point and not regret any decisions later. Use a tier system to determine your numbers. Start by making a first tier list of must have people. The first tier should include close family members. Next, build a second tier of people you would like to invite. The second tier would include friends and close co-workers. The third and final tier is the list of individuals you should invite, but perhaps don’t need to. For example, this would include your distant cousins and family acquaintances. Use the first tier as a jumping point for your guest list and add to your list accordingly. Be cautious in keeping these lists private to avoid hurting anyone's feelings.  Pick your wedding party. They will be vital to your special date and must fit within the guest list. Don’t feel obligated to pick only from your first tier list but rather choose based on both friendship and also function. If your best friend is soft-spoken and timid, she may be better placed as a bridesmaid while your well-liked, headstrong cousin is a more functional maid of honor. If your guest list is spiraling out of control, consider not inviting to children under 12. This can be especially helpful if you want to have a stylish, black-tie event not suited for children. Not inviting children will discourage many out-of-town relatives from coming to the wedding and if you feel strongly about having the parents there, offer childcare providers to take care of all the children together. When choosing a ceremony and a reception location, account for travel time and inconvenience between the two. Don’t be shy about visiting locations. If you are unsure if you would like a garden, church, or hall wedding, visit all three. Visitations are free and may give you new perspective on what's possible. Before signing the paperwork for your venues, determine if it can hold your guest list. A venue for several hundred people may not be the best location for an intimate wedding. Also, check for rules surrounding bar services, decorating and catering, to avoid any miscommunications and conflicts closer to your wedding.
Summary: Create your wedding budget. Build your guest list. Choose a date and a venue.

.  Most programs are easy to learn and will allow you to sync sound and music with almost no trouble, so don't rush it.  Editing takes time. Its good to use a good software like particle illusion or an FX product like Fx vision lab studios (all though these cost money,100-200 pounds)  If you're stuck, make a few versions and show people.  They've probably seen a lot of movies too, and will tell what works and what doesn't. Bask in the glory of knowing that you are now an independent filmmaker.  People will love you a little bit more now.
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One-sentence summary -- Learn how to use editing software Create Movie Credits, you can use a video title creation system like Video tagger  Show your friends along the way. Burn the film onto a DVD  and have everyone you know come over to your house and watch it.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: The power button is on the right. You must be running iTunes version 10.7 or later. You can check for updates in the App Store (Mac) or download the latest version for Windows. If you are having trouble running iTunes, try closing all other applications on your computer.  On the iPhone, you can choose to set up the iPhone as a new device or restore information from an iTunes backup. If choosing to setup as a new device, see Activate-an-iPhone for more information.

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Power on your iPhone. Open iTunes on your computer. Click Continue. Continue with iPhone setup.