Problem: Article: Its app icon resembles a video camera on a purple star. It's above the words "Create New" near the upper-left corner of the window. You can use the Search field at the top-right corner to look for something in particular. It's in the bottom-right corner of the window. A pop-up window will appear. Do so in the text box at the top of the pop-up window. If you'd like to change the saving location, you can choose a different folder from the "Where" menu. It's at the bottom-right corner of the pop-up window. This will save your video project. This is the second tab at the top of the window. Type your song's name into the text box at the top of the iTunes section. It will appear in the middle of the left side of the page. Click and drag the song title onto the timeline section at the bottom of the window, then drop it there. Click the Titles at the top of the window, click and drag a title from the main window into the timeline, and replace the title slide's filler text with your preferred title (e.g., "Justin Timberlake - What Goes Around Comes Around"). Click and drag a title slide onto the timeline. This will be your first lyric slide. Select the second title slide, then replace its filler text with the lyrics for the first section of the song. Click and drag the vertical bar that's to the right of the lyric title slide in the timeline to the right until it matches up with the last lyric. For example, if your slide's lyrics cover the first ten seconds of the song, you'd want your slide to extend for ten seconds. Repeat the previous steps until you've added all of the song's lyrics. It's the square with an upward-pointing arrow at the top-right corner of the window. A menu with icons will expand. It looks like a filmstrip. Clicking it prompts a pop-up window. Click Next... in the pop-up window, select a location on your computer, and then click Save. This will prompt the video to begin saving onto your computer as a file. Once the video finishes saving, you can proceed with uploading it to YouTube.
Summary: Open iMovie. Click the plus +. Click Movie on the menu. Select a background for the video. Click Create. Enter a file name. Click Save. Click the Audio tab. Search for a song. Move the song into your video's timeline. Create a title slide. Add another title slide. Enter the first batch of lyrics. Extend the slide to fit the song. Add the rest of the lyrics to additional title slides. Click the share icon . Click the File icon. Save your file.

Problem: Article: If you want to lower the amount of water weight you retain, you should keep drinking plenty of water. By keeping up your water intake, you will help enable your body to effectively flush out the excess salt that was causing water retention. If you consistently drink at least 8 glasses of water a day your body will learn that it does not need to retain as much water to deal with salt. Drinking plenty of water also helps increase your metabolic rate which will help you burn fat faster in the long run. It is possible to drink too much water and suffer water intoxication, which can be fatal. This can occur when someone compulsively drinks water or over-hydrates after a heat-related illness. Drink enough fluids so that you rarely feel thirsty and your urine is light yellow or colorless. If you are trying to lose a few pounds very quickly, then you might not consume any liquids for a day. This might see you temporarily drop a few pounds of water weight, but is not advisable for your health. The amount of salt we have in our bodies influences our level of water retention and in turn how much excess water weight we hold. Your body needs around 20002500mg of sodium a day to function and if you consume much more than that then water will be retained. If you limit your salt intake to between 500 and 1500mg a day, equivalent to around two teaspoons, then you may retain less water. You can replace salt with spices to season your food, such as ginger, and black pepper. Cutting down on the amount of carbohydrates and starchy food is a well-known facet to many diet plans. Sticking to healthy whole grain carbohydrates, and fibre-rich fruits and vegetables can help you to maintain a healthy diet and weight. Limiting your intake of refined grains and sugars can help you to stay healthy, but you should remember that carbohydrates are an important part of a balanced healthy diet. Starchy carbohydrates lead to water retention, water weight gain, and bloating. If you are trying to lose weight, even if it is to make a weigh-in for a fight, you should try to avoid rapid weight loss as the costs can outweigh the benefits. Boxing and wrestling coaches recommend that fighters always stay within five or 10 pounds of their fighting weight so they can safely and gradually lose any extra pounds before a weigh-in. Rapid weight loss is controversial even in these sports and should not be undertaken lightly or without expert guidance. The potential costs to performance, as well as health, can make rapid weight loss counter-productive. To lose weight in a sustainable and manageable way, combine a healthy diet with plenty of exercise.
Summary: Keep drinking water. Cut down on salt. Eat less starchy carbohydrates. Consider a healthier, sustainable way to lose weight.

Problem: Article: Before you start ripping up that carpet with nothing but elbow grease and ambition, it's best to get prepared for the job by getting all the tools you'll need to do it right. There's nothing expensive required, and everything should be available at any hardware store: Heavy duty leather gloves with a padded palm are essential to keeping you hands safe. You might encounter sharp nails or tacks while pulling up carpet, and a good pair of gloves will also help you grip the carpet. A dust-mask is also a good protective barrier to use, especially if you have asthma or other respiratory problems. To pry up the carpet and tacks, you'll need a pry bar, pliers, and a hammer. While you can start ripping the carpet up with your hands, getting it started and tearing it free will require some help. To keep the job clean, it's also good to have a roll of duct tape to roll up the carpet and move it after you've cut it loose, as well as a utility knife to cut strips of carpet. Obviously, you'll need to move everything on top of the carpet out of the room and off the carpet before you start pulling it up. This can actually be more time-intensive of a process than pulling the carpet up, which shouldn't take more than 45 minutes or an hour to remove with the right technique. Find temporary homes for beds, chairs, bookcases, and other furniture in the room that's having carpet replaced. Move the furniture carefully into the new space. Don't worry about pushing it over the old carpet and ruining it, since it's coming up anyway. You need to get anything out of the way that will keep the corners of the carpet from coming up easily. Take off any molding or other edging that might be found between the wall and the floor. For the most part, carpet shouldn't be caught beneath the molding or the baseboard, because it's not usually installed that way. If you're replacing it you should probably remove it anyway, before you start with the carpet, but if you're going to keep it, it's best to leave it on. If you're remodeling an entire room, it'd be silly to put in brand new carpet before you paint the walls. Using the old carpet as a drop cloth to collect all the paint drippings before you move forward can be a real time saver. In most remodeling projects, it's best to replace the carpet as the final step in the job. Old carpet can be a real dust trap, and you'll make it a lot easier on yourself by cleaning it up a bit before you tear it out. Don't wrestle with damp, dusty, or super-dirty
Summary:
Get the necessary tools for the job. Remove all furniture from the floor. Remove the molding and other wall finishing. Schedule this project for last. Vacuum the carpet.