INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Right-click Modloader, and then select Open with WinRar (or another archiving utility). These are your .class files. Keep this file window open. In Windows XP: Click on the Start button, then click on Run. Type "%appdata%" and click on "Roaming." Minecraft should be the first folder. Open it. In Windows Vista/7: Click on the Start(Windows) button and type "%appdata%" in the search bar and again click on "Roaming." In Linux Ubuntu (should be the same on other Linux distributions): Open up your Home folder. Look for the Minecraft folder. Note: if you cannot see this folder, enable "Show Hidden Files". When you find it, open Minecraft. jar file with WinRar or a similar archiving utility. Right-click minecraft Open with WinRar. This step is very important. If you don't adequately delete the META-INF file, your screen will go black when you try to play Minecraft. class files, including folders, from the Modloader folder into the minecraft.jar window. jar window and run Minecraft.exe. After half a minute, exit out of Minecraft and check your minecraft.jar window again. If you see a new folder entitled "Mods," the installation of Modloader worked. Download mods and continue to enjoy Minecraft.

SUMMARY: Unzip Modloader with your archiving utility. Open up the Minecraft folder using one of the following three steps, depending on your operating system. Open the Bin folder by double-clicking it. Open the minecraft. Delete the META-INF file. Drag and drop the . Close the . Log in and start playing for a short duration.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: . When interacting with someone for the first time, it's a good idea to introduce yourself. Where in the conversation you introduce yourself, however, will depend on the individual conversation. Walking up to a stranger and introducing yourself before saying anything else makes it seem like you're selling something (or just weird). Introducing yourself when you first meet someone at a party, however, is a good idea. Especially if it's an official function, like a work party. {"smallUrl":"https:\/\/www.wikihow.com\/images\/thumb\/9\/97\/Interact-With-People-Step-07Bullet02.jpg\/v4-460px-Interact-With-People-Step-07Bullet02.jpg","bigUrl":"\/images\/thumb\/9\/97\/Interact-With-People-Step-07Bullet02.jpg\/aid62981-v4-728px-Interact-With-People-Step-07Bullet02.jpg","smallWidth":460,"smallHeight":345,"bigWidth":"728","bigHeight":"546","licensing":"<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>License: <a rel="nofollow" class="external text" href="https:\/\/creativecommons.org\/licenses\/by-nc-sa\/3.0\/">Creative Commons<\/a><br>
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<\/p><\/div>"} . If you're not interacting with people much now but you'd like to start, chances are you're going to have to talk with some strangers. It's not as bad as it sounds! Find a reason to speak up and just let things happen naturally. Who knows: maybe you'll meet a new friend! . The best people to interact with are friends and having more of them can only improve your life. For people who are shy or not that social, however, making friends can seem really hard. But with some perseverance and patience, you can make lots of friends. Just remember to be yourself and only keep friends in your life that make you a better person! . As for the friends you have, treat those friends well. This will help with many interactions. Help people that are having a hard time by talking with them. Listen to them when they tell you a story about their day. You get the idea. . Even when you feel like you don't really have anything to talk about, you should try to start conversations. Awkward silences can cause your friends to worry or get nervous...even make them feel ignored! . Make the conversations that you do have good ones. Ask questions, really listen, and take an active role in the conversation. Don't hog the talk time and don't be too quiet either. Conversations require teamwork!

SUMMARY: Introduce yourself Talk to strangers Make friends Treat your friends well Talk with your friends Make your conversations great

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: When you lick your lips it is usually in an attempt to moisturize them. However, saliva will actually just dry them out. In fact, not only does it dry out the surface, it also creates a lot of damaging friction on the lips. It can be hard to stop licking your lips when you do it subconsciously. Try to be very conscious of what you are doing with your tongue and do something else with your mouth, such as sucking on a toothpick. Your lips are sensitive surfaces that can be damaged relatively easily. To keep them healthy, avoid damaging the surface by picking at the skin with your fingers or biting at the skin with your teeth. Usually, picking happens when there is already damage to the surface of your lips. However, it is much better to leave the surface of your lips alone while they heal than to remove peeling or damaged skin with your fingers. Touching your lips a lot when not necessary can damage them over time. Your goal should be to leave the surface alone as much as possible, so that the skin surface of the lips remains intact. This is not to say that you can never touch your lips. It just means that you shouldn't touch your lips all of the time. Extreme temperatures and conditions can really do a number on your lips, causing damage to the surface. If possible, protect them from exposure to the elements. If you are walking in a windy area, cover your lips with a piece of clothing, such as a scarf. If you are spending time in the sun, try to keep your lips protected, either with a piece of clothing or sunscreen. It is relatively common to have a disease or infection that impacts the health of your lips. However, it is a good idea for you to get medical treatment if you have a wound or sore on your lip that lasts several weeks. Some common lip infections and diseases that can benefit from treatment include: Cold sores Cheilitis Photosensitivity Cuts and wounds caused by trauma

SUMMARY:
Avoid licking your lips. Stop picking and biting your lips. Don't touch your lips excessively. Keep your lips away from wind and sun. Treat lip infections and diseases.