Q: If you have a DVD or Blu-ray of a show you want to watch, you can use Kodi to watch it. You'll usually find Kodi in the All Apps area of the Start menu on Windows, and in the Applications folder in macOS. Wait a few seconds for your computer to recognize the disc before continuing to the next step. It's in the left column. It's in the right panel. This plays the disc from the beginning. If the disc has menus, you can select an episode or feature with your remote control, mouse, or touch screen.
A: Open Kodi on your PC or Mac. Insert the CD/DVD/Blu-Ray disc into your computer's disc drive. Click Disc. Click Play disc.

Q: As a publisher or producer, you prepare the contract. You should work with a lawyer, who is an integral part of any business. An experienced lawyer can help you even at the negotiation stage. You can find a lawyer by asking someone else in the business if they would recommend their lawyer. If you can't get any leads, then contact your local or state bar association. Ask for a referral to a lawyer who handles copyright and literary works especially. You might not be able to afford a lawyer, e.g., because you are a student who wants to make a film for school. In this case, you can try to find sample contracts online and modify them to suit your situation. Columbia University Law School has a sample book contract at http://web.law.columbia.edu/keep-your-copyrights/contracts/samples/11. The American Bar Association has a sample option purchase agreement at http://www.americanbar.org/content/dam/aba/migrated/Forums/entsports/PublicDocuments/imanage_311793_2.authcheckdam.pdf. You should have handled most of the negotiations before sitting down to draft your contract. However, you still need to give a draft of the contract to the other party and give them a chance to look it over. If the author suggests substantial changes, then talk them over. All parties should sign the contract. Make sure to give the author/agent a copy of the signed agreement and hold onto the original in your principal place of business or in a safety deposit box.
A: Hire a lawyer. Find sample contracts. Allow the author to review the contract. Sign the contract.

Q: After you get in the water, whether you're swimming in the ocean or a pool or just taking a bath or a shower, you should be attentive to keeping your ears dry. Wipe the water off the outside of your ears with a clean cloth, and pat the area closer to your ear canal dry, too. Make sure to tilt your head to one side or another to shake out any of the excess water in your ears. It's true that some people are more prone to getting water stuck in their ears than others, since a lot of it depends on the shape of your ear. If you tend to get water stuck in your ears a lot, then you should be especially vigilant. While you may think that a cotton swab could help you excavate your ears, whether you want to remove water, wax, or a foreign object, using a q-tip actually has the opposite effect, and it can actually push the water or wax deeper into your ear. It can also scratch the inside of your ear, causing further pain. Using a tissue to clean the inside of your ears can scratch them as well. You can use a few drops of mineral or baby oil to loosen ear wax if you need to. If you want to clean the outside of your ears, wipe them down gently with a damp cloth. Using earplugs or cotton balls when you sleep at night can have a similar effect to cotton swabs if your ears have water or other substances stuck in them, pushing the matter deeper into your ear. If you're having ear pain or feel that there's water stuck in your ear, then avoid these nighttime aids for the time being. You should also avoid headphones until the pain clears up, too.
A: Dry your ears after swimming. Avoid using cotton swabs to clean your ears. Avoid using earplugs or cotton balls in your ears when you have water stuck in them.

Q: Your boyfriend has priorities, and there's no reason you shouldn't have some, too. Keep yourself busy doing things you need to do. If you feel like you don't have much to do, set some new goals or work on an area of your life that needs improvement. For example, you can put extra effort into your work or studying, spend more time with your family, or catch up on chores around the house. Your boyfriend shouldn't be the only source of fun in your life. Fill your time with things you enjoy, and if you don't have many hobbies, go get some. Besides being happier, you'll also be more attractive and interesting when you have a life outside your relationship. For instance, you could start working out, learn a new language, write a novel, or pick up a craft. Try visiting https://www.meetup.com, a platform that connects you to others in your area who also want to try new activities. Make time to see your friends regularly, and don't just talk about your boyfriend with them. Do things related to your shared interests, like going to concerts, shopping, or watching movies. Spend less time with friends who are needy towards their own boyfriends, since their behavior may influence you. Your plans, goals, and friendships are just as important as your boyfriend's, so don't just drop everything the second he wants to see you. Make sure he respects your time as much as you respect his.
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Focus on your responsibilities. Pick up some new hobbies. Spend time with people who take your mind off your relationship. Respect your own time.