INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Self-confidence and self-awareness are extremely attractive qualities. Embark on a journey of self discovery down an unpredictable path towards inner beauty, independence, and renewed self-worth. Take classes that challenge your worldview. Spend time appreciating nature and works of art. Dedicate yourself to elevating the cause of others above the needs of your own. Learn from those around you. Throughout your journey of self-discovery, you will learn new things about yourself. Instead of ignoring your findings, own them. Recognize that you are who you are; accept that your interests, dreams, and passions are what make you unique. As you grow to love your true self, your confidence will flourish. Every individual is uniquely beautiful. Identify what makes you differentperhaps it is or hair color or freckles, or your high cheek bones or almond shaped eyes. While these features may make you self conscious, they are also what make you special. Use makeup and hair products to draw positive attention to the features. Doing so will make you distinctly beautiful.

SUMMARY: Evolve as an individual. Accept yourself. Embrace your unique features.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Epsom salt is available at most drug stores. You'll likely find it in the same section as painkillers (aspirin, ibuprofen etc.) and bandages, since it's often used for muscle aches. Make sure that the packaging of your Epsom salt specifies that they are suitable for human use (in the USA, the package would show a USP designation). All Epsom salt contains the same naturally occurring minerals (magnesium and sulfate), but there are different "grades" depending on how you intend to use the Epsom salt (for example, "human use" or "agricultural applications"). Foot baths (also known as pedicure bowls) or appropriately sized wash basins should be easy to find at your local department stores or big-box stores (also known as superstores). They might also be available at larger drugstores. If you're on a budget, a wash basin will be cheaper than a foot bath. As it is not specifically designed for feet, make sure you buy something large enough to comfortably fit both your feet (you might even try standing in it in the store). Consider the depth of the basin as well you'll want the water to reach just above your ankles. If you buy a foot bath/pedicure bowl, make sure that you're able to safely put ingredients besides water into the tub before you buy it. There are many types of pumice stones available. They should be easy to find at your local drugstores or superstores. Some pumice stones just look like a stone, others come on rope, and others come on sticks. None are inherently better than the others; just choose what you like the best. Make sure to purchase a pumice stone specifically made for beauty purposes, or you'll risk damaging your skin. Will you do it in the living room while watching TV? Will you do it in the bathroom while listening to music or reading a book? Wherever you decide to soak your feet, ensure that you've got the area properly set up before moving on to the next steps. If you wish to rinse your feet after the soak, it's a good idea to stay in or near the bathroom. If you are on tiles or hardwood, place a towel on the floor so that you won't damage your floors or slip on any water that might spill as you soak and exfoliate your feet. If you are on carpet, you may want to put the basin/foot bath on a place mat or some other form of waterproof material to protect your carpet.

SUMMARY: Buy Epsom salt. Buy a foot bath. Buy a pumice stone. Decide where you will soak your feet. Be aware of the type of floor you're soaking your feet on.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Tap the plastic or wood tip on the table to knock the cigar paper all the way down in the tip. Take your plastic wrapper and undo the fold at the top. In your nondominant hand, pick up the cigar and tilt it a 45-degree angle to make tobacco pouring easier. Make sure that you're holding your cigar and wrapper over the sheet of paper that you put down in the event that you accidentally pour some of the tobacco out. Lift your wrapper over the edge of your empty cigar to add the tobacco. Raise the closed end slowly without moving the mouth of the wrapper to avoid losing control as your pour. Tap the wrapper with a finger as you pour it to dislodge any tobacco that is stuck to the sides of the plastic. It's hard to get all the tobacco in, so don't force it or you'll risk ripping the paper. Some people like to leave a bit of room at the tip and fold the paper over until they're ready to smoke. Push the tobacco down a little bit to get a more consistent smoking experience. To pack the tobacco down, press on the area near the tip with a pen or your index finger while bracing the body of the cigar in your nondominant hand. This will push the tobacco down while keeping the paper intact.

SUMMARY: Tap the tip on the table and pick your wrapper up. Pour the tobacco back into the cigar from the plastic wrapper. Pack the tobacco down with your finger or a pen before smoking.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: You'll find it in the far-right side of the taskbar at the bottom of the screen. Doing so will prompt the Wi-Fi menu to appear. This method only works if you're currently connected to a Wi-Fi network for which you've forgotten the password. If you instead see an icon which resembles a computer monitor next to a cable here, you are connected to your router via Ethernet. You cannot use an Ethernet connection to determine your Wi-Fi password. This link is at the bottom of the Wi-Fi menu. It's on the left side of the Settings window. This link is in the top-right corner of the Wi-Fi page, just beneath the "Related settings" heading. Doing so opens a Control Panel page. You should see a monitor-shaped icon with green bars next to it on this page; this is your current network. It's a menu item just below the address bar at the top of the Network Connections window. This option is in the middle of the window. You'll find this tab at the top of the window. Doing so opens a page that has a "Network security key" field near the middle of the page; this is where your password is stored. It's below the "Network security key" field. This will replace the black dots in the "Network security key" field with your Wi-Fi password.

SUMMARY:
Click the Wi-Fi icon . Click Network & Internet settings. Click the Wi-Fi tab. Click Change adapter options. Click your current Wi-Fi network. Click View status of this connection. Click Wireless Properties. Click the Security tab. Check the "Show characters" box.