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Click the iTunes program icon, which resembles a multicolored musical note on a white background. You'll typically find it in the Mac's Dock. It helps to be connected to the Internet while doing this, since otherwise your songs might not import with the correct information (e.g., artist name, song name, track order). Most Macs don't have built-in CD drives, so you'll most likely need to buy an external one and plug it into your computer. You'll find it in the upper-left side of the window. Doing so will prompt the CD to begin importing into your iTunes library. You can also click No, uncheck any songs you don't want to import, and then click Import CD. Once the import is complete, you can click the blue-and-white "Eject" button in the upper-right side of the page to eject the CD and save your songs.

summary: Open iTunes. Insert the CD into your computer's disk drive. Click the disk icon. Click Yes when prompted. Wait for the songs to finish importing.

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There are many variations to the rules of beer pong. In this variation, the same team continues throwing 2 balls per round until there is a miss. After the turn is completed, the opposite team throws at the first team's cups, and the process repeats. This is one of the most common variations on beer pong. If you hit the cup you called, your opponent drinks that cup. If you miss your target and it goes in the wrong cup, it counts as a miss, and that cup remains on the table. The opposing team gets a last turn; this is called a "rebuttal." They keep shooting until they miss, at which time the game is over. If they make the ball into all of the opposing teams' cups in their last turn, then a 3 cup overtime is played. Now, the teams compete in sudden death to figure out the final winner. In this variation, a bounce shot counts as 2 cups, and the player that made the shot can pick the other cup that he/she wants to be removed.

summary: Throw two balls per round. Call out which cup you are going to hit before you throw. Give the losing team one last turn after a team has won. Make a bounce shot count for 2 cups.

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Verbal bullying occurs when someone says something to you in order to hurt you or lower your self-esteem. Don't be afraid to be assertive and stand up for yourself, but avoid being combative. You can also let others know that you are being verbally bullied and ask for their help. Don't respond with anger or emotion. Bullies want to knock you down or start a fight. Deny them this by staying calm and positive. Let the bully know that their attitude and behavior is unacceptable. Calmly listen to the bully and ask questions. For example, "It sounds like you think I'm stupid. Why do you feel that way?" Bullies won't often have actual reasons and will generally stop once you open an honest dialogue with them. Physical bullying occurs when physical violence is used against another person in order to intimidate and control them. This type of bullying is very dangerous and needs to be addressed immediately. Don't be afraid to seek help if you are being physically bullied. Tell someone immediately if you are being physically bullied. Bullies may threaten you with further violence or you may feel too embarrassed to talk about it. Don't be afraid to speak up, someone will help you. Physical bullying tends to escalate. The sooner it is addressed the safer you will be. Cyberbullying occurs virtually but its effects are just as real and serious as any other form of bullying. This form of bullying will usually occur when a bully makes threats or remarks on-line that aim to demean, hurt, or scare another person. Thankfully there are some established methods you can use to stop a cyberbully: Ignore any messages the bully sends to you. Bullies want you to get mad and respond. Ignoring them lets them know that you are not a target. Threats of violence made on-line are taken very seriously. These can be reported to police or the FBI. Save all instances and evidence of cyberbullying. For example, any emails from a bully that demonstrate their bullying should be downloaded or otherwise stored securely. Cut off communication. If you are able, block their email address, phone number, or whatever method they are contacting you with. Tell someone if you are being bullied online or through some other form of technology.
summary: Handle a verbal bully. Deal with physical bullying. Deal with cyberbullying.