Most desktop and laptop computers use a 3.5 mm mini-jack, the type that's compatible with standard headphones and earbuds, for audio output. An HDMI port can also be used for audio output. The most common "audio in" port will be the red and white RCA (composite) jacks for an A/V connection. Other possible audio-in ports include: 3.5 mm mini-jack Digital optical audio S/PDIF digital audio Depending on your computer's output port and the TV's input port, you will need one of the following: 3.5 mm to 3.5 mm cable; 3.5 mm to RCA input cable; 3.5 mm to RCA adapter and RCA cable; 3.5 mm to Digital optical adapter and digital optical audio cable; 3.5 mm S/PDIF adapter and S/PDIF cable; HDMI to Digital optical adapter/extractor and digital optical audio cable; or HDMI to Digital S/PDIF adapter/extractor and S/PDIF audio cable If you're using an adapter/cable combination, connect the correct end of the cable to the adapter. If using an RCA cable, be sure to match the red and white connectors with the corresponding colors on the input. If using an RCA cable, be sure to match the red and white connectors with the corresponding colors on the input. Take note of the port number labeled on the TV. It's a button on the remote or on the TV itself and is typically labeled "Input" or "Source." You should see a blank screen on the TV but hear the sounds generated by your computer over the TV's speakers. If you don't hear any sound: (1) Make sure the volume is up and mute is off on both the TV and your computer; and (2) Check your computer audio output or sound settings to make sure that the output is set to the headphone jack.
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One-sentence summary -- Locate the audio output jack on your computer. Locate an audio input port on your TV. Obtain the correct combination of adapters and/or cables. Connect the adapter or cable to your computer. Connect the correct end of the adapter or cable to the TV. Power on the TV and your computer, if you haven't already done so. Locate and press the input selector for the TV. Select the A/V port to which your computer is connected.

Many people find a memorial is helpful when burying their cat. Before placing your cat in the ground, you can say a few words, sing a song, or read a poem. Consider inviting friends and family members over to say goodbye your pet. Young children may find a memorial particularly beneficial. You can encourage them to all collect things that remind them of their lost pet. They can place these things in the hole alongside the cat's coffin. After saying a few words, gently set your cat's coffin in the ground. Refill the hole with the soil you dug up. Make sure to press the soil down as you place it over the grave. You want the soil to be firmly in place to prevent predators from digging up your cat. Do not skip the grave marker. While it may not be important to you as a symbolic gesture, a grave marker prevents the grave from being disturbed. If you purchased a coffin, set it over the grave. If you're using rocks or other materials, pile them over the cat's resting place. If you're planting something in the ground, make sure to surround the base of the plant with something heavy. This will keep predators away. Once the marker is up, you may want to decorate the gravesite. You can put up temporary decorations, like flowers and other foliage. If you have young children, they may want to decorate the grave. You can encourage them to do something like write notes to the cat or draw pictures to leave at the gravesite.
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One-sentence summary -- Have a small memorial, if you wish. Lower your cat into the hole and cover it with soil. Set up your grave marker. Decorate the gravesite, if you want.

Your doula should be a voice of reason during a hectic time and be able to calm you down when you're feeling stressed. If they're stressing you out simply during the interview, they're not a good match. Make sure you get along well with them, since you'll likely be seeing them regularly for a few months. If you can't trust someone in your home, let that be a deal breaker. Trust your own reactions, but also ask the opinion of anyone who accompanied you to the interview. To be extra sure, invest in a paid background search through your local law enforcement agency. Pregnancy and childbirth are stressful enough. The last thing you need is your loved ones bickering with or complaining about the doula. Go with the candidate who will nurture and support them, as well as you. Compare your notes with information you find from doula associations and your doctor. Check if your questions were answered thoroughly. If you really want an apprentice doula, make sure their supervisor makes up for any lack of knowledge.
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One-sentence summary -- Choose the candidate who meshes with you. Pick someone you'd be comfortable having in your home. Select someone who gets along with your housemates. Choose the most knowledgeable candidate.

If you got assigned a simple worksheet for French class or a few easy math problems for Geometry, lay that work over your notes. Do your homework inconspicuously and quickly, and remember to look up sometimes to make it look like you're taking notes for class. If you're worried about having your homework confiscated, ask your teacher if it's okay to do the homework in their class. Some teachers might only allow this if you've already finished the lesson or work for their class that day. If you have a lot going on in your classes, use boring class time to write a list of things you need to do to clear your mind. Try making a timeline of things to do for an upcoming project or a study schedule for your exams. You can make different lists for each of your classes or just make one longer list for all of your classes and activities. Making lists can encourage creativity and help get rid of anxiety about upcoming assignments or tests. Keep in mind that you can make lists about pretty much anything. If you want to make a list about your top 10 favorite movies or books, you can! If you feel like you've taken a million notes and just can't pay attention anymore, go back through and review your notes. Highlight important parts, underline information you need to know for a test, and draw pictures of important figures and ideas. When you look back over your notes to study, your doodles and markings can help you remember the information. This will keep you entertained and engaged with the lesson so you're still doing a bit of studying! You can also draw geometric patterns, circles, or even random shapes in the margins of your notes. Most teachers won't mind a little doodling since it keeps you occupied and you don't disturb the class. Come up with a story about your favorite fictional character, your favorite celebrity, or even yourself! Keep your pen or pencil on the paper and let your thoughts roam free to write a short story. Remember to look up occasionally so that your teacher thinks you're writing notes for class.
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Do easy homework for another class. Jot down a to-do list or a weekly schedule. Use colored pencils or pens to doodle and decorate your notes. Write a short story in your notebook.