In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Books can take up a lot of visual space in the bookshelves. If you stagger other decorative pieces into your bookshelves, this can help break up the space from the monotonous look of the books. If you have collections with items like bowls, pictures, vases, statues, paintings, or clocks, these can be great things to display on your bookshelves. Arrange some of your books in stacks. Most of us put books into shelves vertically with the spines facing outward. Consider arranging a few books on a shelf in a stack in which the lay horizontally. Put the largest book on the bottom of the stack and then move upward with smaller books.Turn the spines outward so you can see the title. When you make room for other items in your bookshelves, you can see the background of the shelves more clearly. Consider painting your shelves a bright color to add a bright spot to your room. If you are renting an apartment and are not allowed to paint your walls (or don't want to take the time to do this), then painting your bookcase is a good way to add your distinctive style to your space. If you prize a uniform look on your bookshelves, then consider wrapping your books in a white paper. You can also achieve a uniform look by using decorative pieces all in the same shade of color (or a neutral color like white or black). You can also place storage bins or boxes in a common texture and color -- like wicker or fabric -- on a bookshelf. This will give a very organized, uniform look to your shelves.
Summary: Relieve the eye. Add a pop of color. Embrace uniformity.

You should see your files listed inside the folder. It may say "Action" underneath the gear icon. .." " Click on it to attempt playing it, or eject it and play in a DVD player.
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One-sentence summary -- Double click on your new folder. Click on the gear icon at the top of your folder dialog box. Select "Burn Folder Name to Disc. Insert a blank writable DVD into your disc drive. Wait for the disc to start burning automatically or click "Burn. Allow the Mac to burn and finalize the DVD before trying to access it.

Q: Learning how to wiggle your nose will be easier if you can see yourself as you're practicing. If you can't see yourself, you won't be able to know whether you're doing it right or not. You don't need to move your face to wiggle your nose. If you catch yourself moving your cheeks, eyebrows, or lips when you're trying to wiggle your nose, that's OK. Just try again and work on keeping your face still. It should feel like you're pulling your nose down toward your mouth. When you relax your face, your nose should go back up into place. If you're having trouble, try stretching your top lip down over your front teeth. Watch how your nose pulls down a little bit. Keep practicing like that until you're able to move your nose down without stretching your lip. Don't worry if you can't get it right away. Moving your nose up and down takes practice. Use the same motion you used to move both nostrils up and down before, but this time focus on one side of your nose. If you're having a hard time doing it, hold one of your nostrils in place with your fingers while you move the other one up and down. Practice like that until you can move one of your nostrils down without using your fingers. Move your left nostril down and keep your right nostril in place. Then, move your right nostril down while your left nostril goes back up. As you're alternating between nostrils, you should see your nose wiggling. The more you practice, the faster you'll be able to wiggle your nose! Don't give up if you can't wiggle your nose. Keep practicing in front of the mirror until you're able to do it!
A: Practice in front of a mirror. Keep your face still. Move your nostrils up and down. Try moving one nostril down by itself. Alternate moving your left and right nostrils up and down.

Problem: Article: Once you start communicating with an attorney, you should do this secretly. Even if you're not living with your husband when you seek legal council, documents can accidentally get sent to the wrong address. Your husband may also gain access to sensitive information through your email or social media accounts. Set up a P.O Box and request any legal documents be sent to this address alone. You should set up a private e-mail account and channel all e-mail communications with your attorney through this account. Use a public computer to access this account as a controlling husband may set up SpyWare or other software on laptops and computers to gain access to your information. Establish a safe place to keep copies of all important paperwork. This can be a trusted friend's house, a bank vault, or a secure hiding place in your own home. Change all passwords to your social media sites. You do not want your husband accessing your social media as he might try to use things like Facebook to get damaging information or even modify your account in ways to harm you legally in a divorce. You should hire an attorney as soon as possible in any divorce but especially one where abuse is involved. Seek out an experienced attorney who has experience with these sorts of situations. You can check credentials online by reading reviews and contacting past clients. Look for an attorney who has experience in divorce cases involving domestic abuse. This way, you'll be working with someone who understands the gravity of the situation and can help protect you. If money is an issue, some attorneys might offer you a discounted rate if you explain the situation. You can also seek out loans from family members and friends. Custody arrangements can be a brutal part of any divorce. If abuse is involved, it's important you seek full custody of any children. How to file a petition for full custody varies state by state. Talk to your attorney about the best options for your situation. In many states, regardless of whether abuse is an issue, an ex-spouse is entitled to visitation rights if he pays child support. This can be very frustrating for people trying to leave an abusive situation. Document all abuse that happened, especially abuse that occurs in front of the children. This can help your case in a custody battle. Try to find people who've witnesses the abuse who would be willing to testify in trial. Document everything you do for the kids to prove you're the primary caregiver. Photographs of you taking the kids to school, extracurriculars, and testimony from teachers, family members, and friends can help. You'll need a top notch legal team in order to fight an abuse case. The system is still skewed and abusers often get away with money and legal rights regarding children. In addition to your primary lawyer, you may hire attorneys to specifically work on things like custody, money issues, housing issue, and granting personal protection or restraining orders.
Summary:
Keep communication with any legal professionals secret. Talk to an attorney. Seek custody of any children. Build a solid divorce team.