Q: The CD goes into your computer's CD tray with the label facing up. Most modern Macs don't come with CD drives attached, meaning you'll need to buy an external CD drive for your Mac. You can't format your disc on a Mac the same way you would on a Windows computer, but you can erase and re-format it to resolve errors. This menu item is on the left side of the menu bar, which is at the top of your Mac's screen. A drop-down menu will appear. If you don't see this menu item, click the desktop or open Finder to force it to appear. It's at the bottom of the Go drop-down menu. You'll find this app, which resembles a drive with a stethoscope on it, in the Utilities folder. Click the disc's name in the "External" section that's on the left side of the Disk Utility window. It's at the top of the Disk Utility window. Doing so will open the disc's properties window. This option will allow you to completely erase and re-format the disc. You can also click Quickly here to erase the disc faster than the Completely option, though any errors you're encountering may not be resolved. Doing so will begin erasing and reformatting your disc. Once the process is complete, you'll be able to burn music or video to your disc.
A: Insert the CD-RW or DVD-RW into your computer. Click Go. Click Utilities. Double-click Disk Utility. Select the disc. Click the Erase tab. Click Completely. Click Erase.

Q: As long as you meet your school's financial aid deadline, you'll receive your Pell grant in full. However, it's always a good idea to get these things done sooner rather than later. The FAFSA can be filed (and the Pell grant thusly applied for) as soon as January 1st of each year. The closer you are to that date, the better off you'll be. Other loans, however, are first come, first served. When you get your award letter from your institution, they may have given you other grants -- the likelihood of which is maximized if you act quickly. You'll need your social security card, tax information and pay stubs if available. If you have yet to file taxes for the year, you can give your estimated tax information based on last year, but you'll need to update eventually. If you are a non-citizen, you'll need your records, such as you green card, to complete the FAFSA. This is your "federal student aid pin." This will be your number for the rest of your college career. Even though you'll file the FAFSA each year, you'll use the same pin over and over. If you are a dependent, your parent(s) will need a pin, too. Enter your pin and start filling out the form! This takes about 30 minutes to fill out and is pretty straightforward. You may fill it out on paper, but doing it online is much, much, much quicker. You'll be asked personal questions (like your address (tough one!)), financial questions, and then your parents will have to answer questions, too. Nothing too prying! You can fill out the FAFSA if you haven't been accepted (or done the accepting to) anywhere yet. Up to ten schools may be listed on the form. It should only take a few days to see your student aid report, or SAR. In fact, you can start checking the status online as soon as you submit your FAFSA. Once you get your SAR, you'll know how much aid you'll receive. This is the part where you get notified of your EFC. It doesn't mean you have to pay it though! At least not right now. It's just used to calculate aid. Each school that you were accepted to will notify you of the aid you qualify for (if you listed them on your FAFSA). Most likely, each school will be different. When you filled out the FAFSA, each school you list was be notified of your information and is therefore able to award you accordingly. If you've been accepted to more than one, weigh them against each other! If you qualified for the Pell grant, you will get it from every school. Each student that qualifies gets the amount they qualify for. However, cheaper schools may result in smaller grants. Once you've enrolled in a specific school, the aid will come to you. Your school will either issue you a check, apply the funds to your student account, or a mixture of both. It usually happens once per term. For the record, the maximum amount anyone can receive is $5,635 (2013-2014). And, of course, you can only receive it from one school at a time.
A: Act promptly. Gather up your important documents. Create a personal identification number, or pin. Go to FAFSA's website. Wait for your SAR. Get award letters from your schools. Let your school handle the processing.

Q: Wearing a bomber jacket over a little black dress or any formfitting, cocktail dress completely transforms that look. The boxy fit of the bomber jacket gives an unexpected edge of sportiness to this otherwise straightforward "night out" outfit. If you need a jacket to wear over a dress or just want to put a different spin on a dress you've already worn, a bomber jacket is the perfect solution. You can also turn a tiny, evening dress into a daytime dress by adding sneakers and a bomber. There is nothing more chic than a sleek, one color outfit. Pair some black pants with a black shirt, and pop a black bomber on top. Not only is this flattering, but you can easily dress it up. Add a chunky watch or a metallic belt for a little pop of color. You might be surprised, but you can easily fit a bomber jacket into your work wardrobe. If you want to wear your bomber jacket into a professional environment, make sure to choose one that is thin and more form fitting. Bulky, oversized bombers jackets are harder to dress up, but a tailored version can easily be pulled off over a shirt and tie or dress.
A: Add it to a little black dress. Create a monochromatic outfit and top it with a bomber jacket. Wear a tailored bomber over work attire.

Q: Make the length of the line as wide as you want the eye to be. Make the line thick near the middle, and then have it get gradually thinner the closer it gets to the ends.
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Sample Female Anime Eye. Draw a downward curving line for the upper eyelid.