Q: The Launchpad icon should be located on the bottom of your screen and looks like a rocket ship icon. Clicking the icon will open up a list of different applications on your computer. From the launchpad screen, look for the disk utility icon. It will look like a disk drive. If you can't find the disk utility icon, you can search for it in the search on the top right of your screen by clicking the magnifying glass and typing "disk utility." To open the disc drive, press the button that's on the front of the drive. Open up the disc drive for your DVD player and insert the disc and close the drive. Your disc utility application should automatically show the disc on the left-hand side of the screen. Locate the DVD icon on the left side of the screen and left click it. This will open up options to delete the data from the disc. If you haven't been able to read or rewrite the data on the disc, select the "completely" option by clicking the bubble next to the text. If you have been able to read the disc but just want to delete the files off of it, select "quickly." Doing a quick delete of the data should only take a couple minutes, while a complete deletion of data could take up to an hour. Once you're done making your selection, hit the erase button. Your computer will then go through the process of deleting the data off of the DVD. Watch the status bar until the deletion is complete.
A: Click the Launchpad icon on the bottom of the screen. Click the disk utility icon. Insert the DVD into your computer's DVD drive. Click the DVD icon. Select either the "quickly" or "completely" options. Click the "Erase" button.

Q: Gently hang an open book over a railing or on a clothesline outside for a few hours to a day. This should cause the smell to decrease. Make sure that you choose a shaded spot since sunlight can bleach the pages. Place the smelly book in a resealable plastic container and cover it with new, fresh potpourri for a day or so. The smoke smell should be replaced by the smell of the potpourri. You may need to replace the potpourri after a day and continue sealing the book up with fresh potpourri for several days after that. Get rid of the potpourri when done. Shove four to five dryer sheets in between the pages at even intervals and seal in a plastic bag. Let sit for a few days before removing. Both scented and non-scented sheets should effectively absorb the smell. Place the book or paper product in a resealable plastic bag or container and cover with a handful of cedar chips or roughly 1 qt (1 L) of charcoal. Use activated charcoal, not charcoal briquettes. This should neutralize and mask the smoke smell after a few days. Cedar chips and activated charcoal can be purchased at pet stores, aquarium shops and hardware stores. Cedar chips may leave behind strong odors of their own when finished, but these odors are usually capable of warding away the smoke smell. Activated charcoal absorbs the odors without leaving its own smell. Put it in a cloth bag or wrap it in cheesecloth to keep the book clean. It doesn't have to touch the book to absorb those nasty odors. Place the book in a plastic bag or container and sprinkle with a decent dusting of baking soda. After two or three days, gently remove the baking soda using a vacuum cleaner. Baking soda is one of the best tricks you can use to neutralize the odor since it has no smell of its own to mask the smoke smell with.
A: Let the book air out. Seal the book in a container of potpourri. Press dryer sheets in between the pages. Use cedar chips or activated charcoal. Try a baking soda fix.

Q: Rather than throwing out the nice green bits leftover from pruning, float them in a cup of fresh water until they begin to sprout roots. Then, place them in a small container filled with equal parts peat moss and perlite. Transfer the plants to a larger container or move them into your garden once the roots get too large for the original container. A well-balanced commercial potting soil containing organic amendments can also encourage the new rosemary plants to take root. By propagating your rosemary clippings, you can multiply the number of healthy, productive plants in your home or garden for no cost. The most common use for rosemary, of course, is as a seasoning. Throw a few whole sprigs into a rich sauce or marinade, or sprinkle the leaves directly onto meats, vegetables, and baked goods for an extra touch of aromatic flavor. You can also dry unused leaves to preserve them for future use. Store recently-cut herbs in an airtight container and store them in a cool, dark place. The bold, piney notes of fresh rosemary tend to go best with savory offerings. Simmer 3-4 sprigs of rosemary with 1-2 sliced lemons in a small saucepan of water over low-medium heat. As the mixture warms up, the heat will unlock the essence of each individual component to fill your home with a fresh, earthy scent. For an even more, stir in 1-2 whole vanilla beans or teaspoon of vanilla extract. A single pan of stewed rosemary potpourri can keep the air in your home smelling pleasant for up to 2 days.
A: Replant the clippings to grow new plants. Add fresh rosemary leaves to your favorite dishes. Use rosemary as a natural air freshener.

Q: While you may know your Snaps are flirty, your crush might still be wondering if you're interested. Respond to their Snaps and stories with quick, flirtatious lines like "I like that!" or "You don't look so bad (winky face)" to be obvious without being overwhelming. In a chat, ask to see something in your crush's life. This could be anything from their beautiful eyes to their new kitten. Even if your crush just sends you a photo of their morning bus ride, remember that they did it just for you! Snapchat messages disappear after 24 hours so they should be brief. Once your messages venture into 2 or 3 sentence territory, get your crush's phone number or ID on a text messaging platform to keep the conversation going.
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Respond to their Snaps. Ask for private Snaps. Move the conversation off Snapchat.