Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Open iTunes. Add the podcast to your library. Open the "iTunes" menu and select "Preferences". Click "Import Settings". Select the "Import Using" dropdown menu and choose "MP3 Encoder". Select a quality setting. Click "OK". Navigate to your Library. Select the file(s) you want to convert. Open the "File" menu and select "Convert". Select "Create mp3 Version".

Answer: If you do not already have it, you can download it from http://www.apple.com/itunes/download/. Open the "File" menu from the menu bar and select "Add File to Library". This will open a window to browse and select files on your computer. Hit Ctrl+B on Windows to force the menu bar to appear. This will open a small window with various iTunes options. On Windows, the "Preferences" option is located in the "Edit" menu. This option appears next to "When you insert a CD" on the "General" tab. This is located at the top of the Import Settings window and is set to "AAC Encoder" by default. This menu is located just below the "Import Using" menu. Here you can select a bitrate for your encoded mp3's. A higher bitrate denotes a higher quality (but larger) file. If you encoding from a lossy source (for example: mp4, m4a, ogg) then the quality will drop even if you select a higher quality bitrate. Try to encode from lossless sources instead (FLAC, ALAC, wav). This is located in the lower right and will save your changes. Click the dropdown menu in the upper left, below the menu bar and select Music or Podcasts (wherever you added it). You can hold Ctrl (Windows) or Cmd (Mac) while clicking to select multiple files at once. This will bring up another submenu with conversion options. A progress bar will appear at the top showing the conversion process. When complete, a copy of the selected file(s) will appear in your library in the new format.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Get the horse used to your hands. Get the horse used to the halter. Introduce the bridle. Add the bit. Put the ear pieces on.

Answer: The first way to start halter training the horse is to get it used to having your hands near his head, ears, and neck. Do this slowly. Stay within the horse's eyesight so you don't startle it. Reach out slowly. If you reach out too fast, it may misinterpret your action. Continue doing this until you can touch the horse. Make sure to give the horse release when it allows more touch. The horse will know your touch does not hurt and it does not need to shake you off since you will back away on your own. Start by letting the horse see and smell the halter in your hands. For the first few days, simply allow it to see and smell the halter as you rub it on the horse as you pull it away. Then, start slowly placing the halter over the nose and onto the head. At first, you may want to leave it on without buckling. When the horse gets used to that, then you can buckle the halter behind the ears. This may take multiple attempts. Be patient and calm, trying to make a little bit of progress each day. Try using food to motivate your horse, such as by luring your horse into its muzzle with a carrot. Take the halter off immediately once it is on so it will not get anxious and allow it more easily the next time. Remember, you are teaching it these things are not scary and go away on their own so your horse does not feel the need to fight. Start by introducing the bridle to the horse along with the halter. Rub the bridle all over the horse's face gently. Try to get the horse to open its mouth for the bit. Be very gentle. In addition to halter breaking the horse, you will also have to break the horse into using the bit. Slowly introduce the bit into the horses' mouth. At first, only do this for a few minutes. Slowly build up to having the bit in the mouth for longer. Adding a layer of molasses to the bit can help encourage the horse to put it in its mouth and make it more enjoyable. Once the bit is in the horse's mouth without the horse fighting you, put the ear pieces over the ears. Do not fasten the straps yet. Gradually work your way up to fastening the straps. Remember to let the horse get used to the feel of the bridle on its head and ears.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Put pressure on the wound if it is spurting blood. Do not remove any foreign objects from your dog's wound. Wrap your dog in a towel or blanket to keep it calm and warm. Keep pressure on the wound and get your dog to the vet quickly.

Answer: If your dog is bleeding intensely, put pressure on the artery or wound that's bleeding immediately. Use a clean cloth, towel, or other absorbent material like a diaper or sanitary pad. Spurting, fast-flowing blood is a sign of arterial damage that could lead to extreme blood loss or hemorrhaging. Be sure to keep constant pressure on the wound by pressing on it or wrapping a bandage around it. If blood begins to seep through the material you are holding over it, leave the first compress there and add another on top of it. Never remove a compress from a severe wound. If a foreign object has caused your dog's injury and is still lodged in the wound, leave it there. Removing it may cut an artery or cause further damage that will increase the bleeding and endanger your dog. Carefully put pressure on the wound around the object and wait for a veterinarian to remove the object safely. Trauma can cause shock to your dog's nervous system. If possible, wrap your dog in a large blanket or towel before transporting it to the vet to help it relax and feel more secure. This will also immobilize your dog somewhat if it is struggling or acting aggressively. Symptoms of shock include shallow breathing, agitation, weakness, and rapid heartbeat. Do not assume that your dog is not in shock if you don't see signs right away. The early stages of shock can be hard to recognize. Bring your dog to the nearest emergency clinic as soon as possible to be treated to minimize its blood loss. A vet should be able to stop the bleeding, remove any foreign objects, stitch up the wound, and check for internal bleeding. The vet may also be able to give your dog a blood transfusion or IV fluids if necessary. Keep the information for the nearest 24-hour veterinary clinic on your fridge or memo board to access easily in the event of an emergency.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Appeal to his love of beauty, art, or music. Treat him to a taste of luxury. Give him space. Show him some appreciation. Keep the romance simple.

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Most Libra men can really appreciate beauty and culture, so if you want to make his heart skip a beat for you, invite him to the art museum or give him a book with photographs of beautiful scenery. Showing him that you understand what he loves can be a huge plus in your favor. When you extend an invitation, pick a place that your Libra man will probably enjoy, like an art gallery, arts and crafts fair, or museum. You can appeal to him even more by inviting him out during an active time. For instance, ask him to a special one-day-only exhibit instead of inviting him to the museum during a quiet "off" time. Along with art and culture, Libra men usually have a strong appreciation for the finer things in life. When you invite him to spend time with you, choose impressive locations like trendy cafes or four-star restaurants. When you give him a gift, consider picking out something tasteful from a designer. If you do not have the finances to back Libra's love of luxury, fear not! These men are interested in refinement, but that refinement does not necessarily need to cost you an arm and a leg. Try inviting him to a fancy restaurant for dessert only to save you the cost of a meal, or go somewhere with an elegant atmosphere but a moderate cost. As social creatures, Libra men love freedom and need to feel unconfined in order to be happy. You can dote on him as much as you want when the two of you are together, but avoid smothering him or forcing your way into areas of his life he hasn't invited you to on his own. Keep in mind that Libra is an active guy, so once he takes a liking to you, you'll probably know about it. In the meantime, work on him steadily, and avoid pushing your feelings onto him before he is ready for them. Libra men love to love, and they love being loved on. Little tokens of appreciation can underscore your feelings for him while making you appear more attractive in his eyes. Try giving him a small gift or note for no reason, or offer a massage at the end of a long day or week. Refined, tasteful gifts tend to work better than gifts packed with too much sentimentality. You might not be able to afford a designer watch or pricey cufflinks, but you could try offering him a small helping of designer candy or any beautiful yet non-designer item. If you want a free alternative, you could try writing him a beautiful note. Again, heavy emotions are not quite the Libra's cup of tea, but a letter with a few scribbled verses can make a big impact as long as those verses focus on the beauty of things rather than the intensity of your feelings. As mentioned earlier, Libra men can be emotionally detached when you first get to know them, and as such, they tend to avoid women who seem manipulative or who live for drama. When you make your move, avoid getting too serious too quickly. Keep things light, and win him over with gestures of traditional romance: candlelight dinners, moonlit walks, and so on. Once he starts to return your attraction and affection, be prepared for him to show you what he likes in the romance department. Libra is a natural-born charmer, so when he wants to charm you, he will use a range of romantic tactics to do so. Take note, and increase his attraction to you by responding with similarly romantic gestures.