Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Assuming that the path for the Java Development Kit (JDK) during installation is not changed, it will be in a directory under C: Setting JAVA_HOME using "My Computer": Setting JAVA_HOME using command prompt

Answer: \Program Files\Java. This path will have the JDK, let's assume it has jdk1.6.0_06. So the install path is C:\Program Files\Java\jdk1.6.0_06. Right click on the My Computer icon on your desktop and select properties Click the Advanced Tab Click the Environment Variables button Under System Variable, click New Enter the variable name as JAVA_HOME Enter the variable value as the install path "C:\Program Files\Java\jdk1.6.0_06" Click OK Click Apply Changes Restart the computer to make sure the changes are reflected. Open command prompt Type the following in the command prompt set JAVA_HOME = C:\Program Files\Java\jdk1.6.0_06 and press enter The JAVA_HOME is set.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Load up on protein. Take a protein supplement. Make sure you're getting enough calories. Eat the right foods.

Answer: Your diet should contain an ample amount of protein from lean, natural sources. Some foods that are high in protein include lean cuts of meat, fish, eggs, nuts, legumes, tofu and dairy products like milk and yogurt. The body takes whole proteins and breaks them down into amino acids, which are then used to construct new muscle tissue. Try to get somewhere around 1 gram of protein for every 2 pounds of your body weight (if you're 160lbs, for example, that's roughly 70-80g per day). Think of protein as the payment your muscles receive in return for all the work they perform. In addition to the protein you get from food, consider using protein shakes, bars or other supplements to increase the total amount you receive each day. It can sometimes be difficult to hit the numbers you need to grow, especially if you're not all that hungry. A fast-absorbing whey protein shake will offer an extra 25-40 grams per serving, giving you a decisive edge when it comes to piling on size. Having a shake during or immediately after a workout provides much-needed protein to feed and replenish your muscles. Protein supplements can also work as meal replacement options when you're in a pinch. Have a protein bar before you go to bed or during times when you know you won't be able to eat for a while to keep your muscles stocked with a steady supply of amino acids. In order to grow, you have to eat. This means going hard at the dinner table as well as in the gym. Aim to consume a moderately sized meal or protein-rich snack 4-5 times a day. Let all the major nutrients (proteins, carbohydrates, healthy fats, fiber) be represented in your daily intake. A lot of people trying to add muscle don't get the results they're after because they simply don't eat enough. The exact number of calories you should ingest depends on many different factors, such as height, weight, body composition, metabolism, and activity level. Trust the expertise of a physician or nutritionist to recommend an optimal amount of calories to help you gain muscle. Exercise is only half the battle. No matter how hard you're working out, if you don't get enough to eat, you won't get any bigger. The amount of calories you receive is important, but what form they arrive in also makes a difference. Choose lean meats, fresh fruits and vegetables and whole grains over french fries and milkshakes. Not only do wholesome foods contain more vital nutrients, they're also generally lower in calories, which means you can eat as often as you need to without having to worry about going hungry. Feasting on candy, fried food and other junk can cause you to exceed your ideal calorie threshold fast. Since these foods are so dense with calories, you can easily eat way too much of them before you feel satisfied.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Practice good posture. Smile. Move with purpose. Open yourself up to people.

Answer: Stand up straight whether you're walking, standing or sitting. Pull your shoulders back slightly to expand your chest and hold your chin up high. Good posture alone can speak volumes for confidence, and you'll be putting off the appearance of coolness whether people consciously notice or not. Posture is one of the core elements of body language, and it's one that stands out the most. Your posture is a reflection of the way you feel about yourself, and can betray a lack of confidence, even if you're well dressed and smiling. No matter what you're doing, smile. Smiling not only shows that you're comfortable doing what you're doing, it sends the message to others that you're comfortable around them and that they should be comfortable with you in turn. Don't ham it up. A small, pleasant angling of the mouth and a brightening of the eyes is all it takes to announce to people that you're a nice guy who knows how to have a good time and maybe even has a little mystery about him. Smiling has also been linked to heightened levels of physical attraction, so you'll be doing yourself an added favor by displaying a friendly exterior. This is a physical extension of being comfortable with yourself and has to do with the way you move around and deal with your environment. Keep your movements smooth and deliberate, and avoid any wasted motion. You should strive to always be composed and carry yourself with ease. This tells people that you're in complete control over yourself and your surroundings. If you don't learn to move economically, your movements will look clumsy and uncoordinated, which can act as a sign of incompetence. Don't gesture wildly when talking to people, as this can be off-putting during conversation. At the same time, don't stand there inanimate like you're too timid to move. Try to strike the right balance. When standing or talking with someone, "open" yourself to them physically by keeping your body facing them directly. Look at who you're speaking to and maintain eye contact. You'll be much more approachable and inviting than you would appear if you were unwittingly closing the people around you off by having your body turned away from them, diverting your eyeline when they're talking, etc. Try not to cross your arms, fidget or tug at your clothing absent-mindedly. In addition to being examples of "closed" body language, it make look like you don't know what to do with them.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Make sure your argument makes sense from beginning to end. Take out phrases like "I think" or "In my opinion. Proofread your essay by reading it out loud. Let someone else proofread it.

Answer:
Try to read through your essay as if you had never read the text you're analyzing. Can you follow the argument with just the assertions, evidence, and analysis you've provided? If you can't, try going back through and filling in any blanks. You can also ask a friend to read through it to see if they can follow it. " When you're first writing a literary essay, you may be timid about your analysis. Most everyone is! However, when you present your argument, leave out these phrases. It weakens your argument, and signals to the reader you're not confident in what you're doing. Watch for any mistakes your spellcheck catches, but you should also check it yourself. Reading it out loud helps you slow down and catch more mistakes in the text. For instance, you may notice words that are wrong or places where the sentence structure sounds a little funky. It always helps to have another set of eyes when proofreading. Ask a friend, parent, or classmate to go over your essay to see if they catch any grammatical mistakes.