Accidentally deleted itunes library?

I have managed to accidentally delete my itunes library.

Luckily, I still have all the music that I had hand picked off my computer on my phone but if I ever want to sync or add songs to my iphone the hundreds of songs I currently have on it will be erased and I will have to go through my huge home library and hand pick them again.

So. What would be most helpful at this time would be a reverse sync (syncing all the music from my phone into my itunes library)… Is there an way to do this? Or am i stuck with what i got?

Any suggestions anyone?

What is the best insurance for electronics?

I accidentally broke my iPhone 5 screen.
While, I've been paying $10 each month for insurance coverage, the Ausrion insurance says I need to pay a deductible of $100 to get a replacement.

Wtf, thats HALF price of a new one. This isn't a replacement. It's buying a new one.

Why don't people give your things back when they borrow them?

It's very irritating. The same people always ask me to borrow a pencil or pen, but they never give it back. When I started to ask to get it back, they started to go over and stand by the door, or go to their friends to talk, so that I don't have the opportunity to ask them for it. Sometimes they said that they had lost the pencil, but a few days later, they brought it back to class to use it, right in front of me. It's the same with paper and other supplies- I'm not a walking, talking, free store, for pity's sake.

I like stationery, so I sometimes buy nice mechanical pencils for myself (not that often, but I have about 3 or 4 right now). I've lost many of them because I lent them to others. Pencils are one of the few things that I buy slightly expensive versions of (sub $10, but still a decent amount for a pencil), and I hate that people steal them. I'm just going to keep some cheap pencils with me in case someone wants to borrow them, so I'm not paying for their irresponsibility. Does this bother you if someone does it? Do you give things back if you borrow them from someone else?

Yes, I know some people can't afford supplies. I'd give supplies to someone if they actually could not afford to buy them. However, the people who mooched supplies off of me were well off, and could afford dozens of new clothes, iPhones, iPods, etc. But not a $2 pack of pencils.

How to put an iPhone 4 on silent with no vibrate?

In my history class, the teacher has us turn off our phones and put them in his box so we aren't tempted to text in class. I don't want to do this because I'm afraid someone will steal my phone, so I'm wondering how to put my phone on silent where it doesn't even vibrate so if it is in my bag, he won't know.