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Choose 2-4 songs to feature on your demo, and arrange them on a CD, MP3 file, or music streaming website. The songs chosen should represent your sound. Include your contact information, like your (or your band's) name, your song titles, your email and home addresses, and your phone number. You can embed your contact information into the file via metadata to make sure the publisher has all needed information. Before choosing songs, play several at a gig or open mike to gauge which are audience favorites. Submitting your music to every major publisher won't increase your chances of publication. You'll want to personalize your pitch. Narrow your sights to four or five publishers you have the best chance with. Ask permission to email your pitch first. Some publishers accept submissions, but others personally contact potential clients. Once you've received a green light, you can send your demo. Unless the publisher specifically asks for a CD demo, email your demo rather than mailing it. The best submission emails are short and efficient. Let them know why you submitted to them and how your music fits within their specialization. Remember to thank the publisher for their time and consideration. Keep the subject header professional. "Demo Submission: [Your Name]" is a safe choice. Check a publisher's policy before you attach an MP3 file. Most publishers prefer a demo link in the body of your submission. Check your publisher's estimated response times, which will usually be on their website. If enough time has passed without a response, send a quick email thanking them consideration and reminding them of your pitch. Follow up again after several weeks, if you're met with more silence the publisher is clearly not interested. Don't overdo your email. Two to three sentences will suffice. After you've followed up twice with no response, move on! Don't waste you're time because other publishers may be interested.

summary: Compile a music demo. Make a list of the top five publishers in your genre. Call or email potential publishers to ask about pitching policies. Send an email with your demo included as a link. Follow up after you've sent your demo.

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Walk over to the passenger side of the car. Look under the glove box near the door's frame. Identify a black hood release latch. On the latch is a picture of a car with its front hood raised. The latch is near the floorboard where the foot pedals are. Look under the dashboard next to the door's frame. Identify a black latch with a picture of a car with its hood raised on it. Use your fingers to pull the latch toward you. Pull the latch until you hear a pop and feel the tension release from the latch. Your Mini Cooper's hood should have popped open. If the hood is still closed, you may need to pull the latch harder. If the hood does not pop open after multiple attempts, the hood release cable may be broken. Ask a mechanic who is familiar with Mini Coopers to look at it for you.

summary: Look for the latch on the passenger side if your car was made before 2009. Find the latch on the driver's side if your car was made in 2009 or later. Pull the latch toward you to pop the hood.

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Right-click on Computer and select Properties. This will open the System Properties window. You can also press Win+Pause. You must enter a valid 25 character key in order to activate your copy of Windows. Your product key may be located underneath your laptop, on the back of your computer case, on the disc case for your Windows 7 installation DVD, or in the Windows 7 manual. If you downloaded the software online, then you will find it in your confirmation email. If you cannot find your product key, you may need to purchase a new one. Next. Select the "Use automated phone system" from the list of options. You may be prompted to enter an administrator password. If so, enter the password, and click OK. You will be given a list of numbers that you can call, and an installation ID number will be displayed in the window. You will be connected to an automated system that will guide you through the activation process. You will be prompted for the installation ID that is displayed on the screen. After you have entered the installation ID, you will be provided with a confirmation number. Write it down or type it into Notepad. Next. If the activation doesn't work, you can stay on the phone to speak with a Microsoft support member.
summary: Click the Start button. Click the "Activate Windows now" link at the bottom of the window. Select "Show me other ways to activate" from the Activation menu. Enter your Windows 7 product key at the prompt. Click . Select the location that is closest to you. Call the number. Use your phone's keypad to enter your Installation ID. Write down the confirmation number. Enter the confirmation number into the activation window and click .