INPUT ARTICLE: Article: The DVD that you use must be a DVD+R DL. Double-click the ImgBurn app icon, which resembles a CD on fire. ImgBurn will open. It's near the top of the window. It's at the top of the window and to the right of the "Please select a file..." heading here. A window will open. There will be two versions of the ISO file here: the original one that you ripped with DVD Decrypter, and the .DVD version that was verified by ABGX360. Click the .DVD version to select it. If you click the .ISO version, the game will not be playable. This will import the DVD file into ImgBurn. It's at the top of the window. A drop-down menu will appear. This option is at the bottom of the Tools drop-down menu. It's at the top of the window. It's below the "Layer Break" heading in the "Options" section that's in the top-right side of the window. A text field will become available below this option. This will ensure that your DVDs burn evenly. This step and the following two steps are optional, but will help with discs that have previously not burned. It's in the upper-left side of the window. This section is on the lower-left side of the window. To do so: Click and drag the "Main" slider right until it reads "73%" Click and drag the "Device" slider left until it reads "25%". Click and drag the "Average Disk Queue Length" slider right until it reads "5.0". This button is at the bottom of the page. You should now be back at the main ImgBurn window. It's in the lower-left side of the window. Doing so will prompt the game to begin burning onto the DVD. Once the process is complete, ImgBurn will eject the DVD for you, allowing you to proceed with playing your game on your Xbox 360 like usual.

SUMMARY: Remove your Xbox 360 disc from your computer, then insert a DVD. Open ImgBurn. Click Write Image File to Disc. Click the folder icon. Select the DVD version of the ISO file. Click Open. Click the Tools tab. Click Settings. Click the Write tab. Check the "User specified" option. Type 1913760 into the text field. Click the I/O tab. Click the Page 2 tab. Adjust the sliders in the Buffer Recovery Thresholds section. Click OK. Click the blue arrow.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: The most appropriate method for valuing small businesses is the multiplier method. This method uses an income figure, such as gross sales, gross sales and inventory, or net profit, and multiplies it by an appropriate coefficient to arrive at a value for the business. This type of estimate is best used as a very rough, preliminary valuation method because it ignores many important factors in determining the actual value of a company. Generally, valuing a company using the multiplier method requires annual sales (or revenues). Having a sense of the company's total asset value (including the value of all its current inventory and other holdings) and profit margins can also help in value estimation. These values are typically available on a publicly-traded company's financial statements. However, for a private company, you will need permission to access this information. Sales or revenues, along with commissions and inventory expenses if there are any, are reported on a company's income statement. The coefficient used will vary based on the industry, the market conditions, and any special concerns within the business. This number is somewhat arbitrary in nature, but a good figure to use can be obtained from your trade association or from a business appraiser. A good example is BizStat's valuation "rules of thumb." The source of the coefficient will also specify the appropriate financial figures to use in your calculation. For example, total annual earnings (net income) is the common starting point. Once you find the financial figures needed and the appropriate coefficients, simply multiply the numbers to find a rough value for the company. Again, keep in mind that this is a very rough estimation of market value. For example, imagine that the appropriate multiplier for mid-sized accounting firms is estimated at 1.5 * annual revenues. If Anderson Enterprises' total revenues this year are $1,400,000, then the multiplier method yields a business value of (1.5 * 1,400,000) or $2,100,000.
Summary: Determine if this is the right method to use. Find the necessary financial figures. Find the appropriate coefficient to use. Calculate the value using the coefficient.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Mentally note: The person's gender Their age Whether they live at alone or with family Whether they're in school or have graduated Think about things that they like or talk about, whether it's music, movies, art or sports. Think about any skills, talents or hobbies they may have. Try to remember anything they've mentioned wanting in the past weeks, or anything they've had their eye on. Dig deeper. If you know that they like painting, try to find out if they have a preference: acrylic, gouache, oil, or watercolor. They may have posted things that they've got their eye on or gadgets that they think are cool. Social media profiles can also give a better picture of their interests. Take a look at their social media posts. If they post a lot of Harry Potter or Star Wars memes, then it's safe to say that they like Harry Potter or Star Wars. They may have a wishlist on a shopping site, which will make gifting easier. You can comb through their registry and find something they've already selected for themselves. If they do shop online, ask if you can look over their shoulder and see what they're shopping for. If you really want to surprise them, you could have the gift sent directly to their house. It would be even better if there is a gift wrapping option! If they're considering buying an item but decide against it, make a mental note of it as a potential present. Take note of why they decide to go against the item. Is it because it is too expensive? Or just not in their taste? If your friend decided against an item that was too expensive, then they might appreciate getting it for their birthday. If your friend decided against something that wasn't in their taste after all, then there is no point in getting it for them--they chose not to buy it because they didn't want it. You may overhear them talking about items they'd like to have while they're around friends or coworkers. Take note of the things they post on social media too. For example, if your friend posts an image of a specific makeup kit, and mentions how she wished she had it, consider getting it for her! They may have some ideas, and be willing to help. Ask if they've ever given the person a gift in the past, how they reacted to it. This may give you a good idea of what to give them (and what hasn't gone over well). This is an especially good idea if the gift is very expensive or a gag gift. If you aren't sure how your friend will react to it, definitely ask mutual friends. They probably know them very well, and can give some advice. They'll have more intuition about things that the person has been wanting lately.

SUMMARY:
Take note of simple information about the person. Remember the person's preferences. Check out their social media profiles. Find out if the person does any online shopping. Go to the mall with them and see what they look at. Listen to see if they mention anything they want. Ask for help amongst your mutual friends. Ask the person's parent, sibling or other relative.