It will be highlighted in yellow to indicate that it is selected. The timeline is the bar at the bottom that contains all audio and video clips in your project. It's the icon that resembles a speedometer above the previewer. ". It's above the previewer at the top. This will play the audio clip backwards.
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One-sentence summary -- Click an audio clip in the timeline. Click the "speed" icon. Click the pulldown next to "Speed: Click the checkbox next to "Reverse".

Q: If you act like you have nothing to hide, no one will suspect that you do! Remember your co-workers have seen you carry the same bag before so they have no reason to suspect you have brought in your cat. After all, it's not really the first thing coworkers imagine when another co-worker arrives at work "Oh, Alice must have a cat in her bag." Walk briskly to your desk and avoid any water cooler chit chat. When you get to your desk, close your office door or if you are in a cubicle, slide the cat bag underneath your desk into a position that's as well hidden as possible. Put your usual bag up against the front to hide the cat's bag, or use files, the recycling bin or a printer paper box to provide cover. Pull out any work you typically do first thing in the morning. Reassure your cat that all is good and give him time to settle before moving him again.
A: Be confident. Look around to see if anyone is around your office or desk. Turn on your computer and get set up for the day.

Article: If the connection won't budge with gentle torque from your trusty cable wrench (or alternative tool), don't try to force the matter. Instead, squeeze 2-3 drops of penetrating oil onto the exposed threads of the connection stub of the A/V device. Try to get the drops right up against the hex nut. For this application, buy a squeeze bottle rather than a spray bottle of penetrating oil (also called penetrating lubricant) at the hardware store. Hold a towel beneath the coaxial connection while applying the penetrating oil if you're worried about any dripping. Penetrating oil wicks its way into corroded, seized, and otherwise stuck connections and provides lubrication. This process takes at least 15 minutes, but you'll get better results if you wait 2-3 times that long. Check the package instructions for the ideal waiting time for your chosen penetrating oil. Generally speaking, though, longer is always better. Utilize the exact same technique as you did before applying the penetrating oil. With a cable wrench, for instance, seat the head of the wrench snugly over the hex nut and apply light force. If the hex nut still won't move, do not apply more torque. If the coaxial connection is still stuck, apply another few drops of penetrating oil and wait another 45 minutes. Then, give your wrench or other chosen tool another try. You'll definitely be frustrated by this pointbut don't take it out on the hex nut! You'll end up with a pricey repair or replacement cost if you snap the connector stub off of your A/V equipment. It may seem counterintuitive, but tightening the stuck connection ever so slightly may help work it loose. Turn the nut clockwise with your chosen tool no more than 1/8 of a rotation (12.5 degrees), then try turning it counterclockwise. Use gentle torque each way and don't try to force it to move. Tightening a coaxial cable's hex nut more than 1/8 of a turn with a cable wrench creates enough torque to deform or even snap off the connector stub. Keep this in mind when screwing on a connectorhand tighten it, then use a cable wrench for just a very small final tightening. You can keep applying round after round of penetrating oil if you like, but your odds of success aren't likely to improve much. Unless you're willing to potentially sacrifice your piece of A/V equipment by forcing the connection loose, call a pro. Take the value of your A/V item into account. If you're trying to get the cable off of an old DVD/VCR combo, it will most likely be cheaper to replace it (if you do break it) than to pay a cable tech or electrician to do the job. However, if you're dealing with a $2,000 (USD) HDTV, don't risk causing expensive damage.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Add a few drops of penetrating oil to the exposed threads. Give the penetrating oil 30-45 minutes to soak in. Apply gentle counterclockwise torque with your wrench or other tool. Repeat the process a second time if needed. Try alternating very slight clockwise and counterclockwise turns. Call a cable technician or electrician as a last resort.

Article: There is no reason why the beans need to sit without flavor for 2 hours while they cook! After you've covered the dried beans with water and have the heat set to boil, toss in the following to cook alongside the beans for 1-2 hours. When done cooking, remove and discard before proceeding: 1 half white onion, whole 2-3 cloves garlic 1 large sprig epazote or Mexican oregano Kick up the flavor with some of the most popular additions to a good pot of refried beans. Each of these flavors can be added after the onions, with the garlic, depending on how long you want them to cook. They will all mash up wonderfully with the beans. Can of fire-roasted peppers Can of green chilis Chipotle peppers canned in adobo sauce 1/2 fresh green bell pepper, chopped sauteed alongside the onion. Cooked, chopped bacon bits. While some people love the simple, but rich, flavor of plain beans, every now and then you'll want a little extra kick to your dish. You can add a flavored stock or broth in place of the bean liquid to give a little more flavor to the beans, omitting the bean cooking liquid. Refried beans are a decidedly Latin American dish, but at their heart the are just a smooth, cooked bean paste, which has inspirations from across the globe. If you want to use navy or cannellini beans, nothing is stopping you, and some adjusted spices can make them an appealing dish in their own right: When cooking the beans the first time in the water, add half an onion, a sprig of rosemary or thyme, and 2-3 cloves fresh garlic. You can also add bay leaves, celery, and whole carrots as the beans boil. Fry up onion and garlic, like normal. Discard anything boiled with beans and add to pot. Replace cumin/chili with any combination of the following spices: Rosemary Thyme Oregano Basil A touch of cumin (1/2 teaspoon) Drizzle finished beans with fresh lemon juice. Beans love to cook slowly, absorbing liquid as they do to stay tender and creamy as they cook. Once cooked, all you are really waiting for are the flavors to marry and develop without the beans drying out. This makes refried beans perfect for the moist, warm environment of a slow cooker, and they couldn't be easier: Add dried beans, finely chopped onion and garlic, and 2 teaspoons of salt to the pot. Add any desired spices, such as 1 tablespoon cumin and chili powder. If desired, add pork/ham bones or bacon strips for a richer flavor. Cover everything with water. Cook for 8-10 hours, adding more liquid if the beans seem to be drying out.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Add some flavor to the beans as they boil for a rich, nuanced dish. Add other vegetables or additions to your pot before adding the beans. Substitute chicken, vegetable, or beef stock for your bean liquid while cooking for more flavor. Try an Italian-inspired refried bean dish with white beans. Try the whole dish in a slow cooker for an easy, all-day recipe that just have to heat.