Q: Before you can install a "desktop environment" (a GUI) on your computer, you'll need to install the base for it. Type sudo pacman -S xorg-server xorg-xinit xorg-server-utils into the command line and press Enter. When prompted, type in y and press Enter. Type in sudo pacman -S xorg-twm xorg-xclock xterm and press Enter. When prompted, type in your root password and press Enter, then type in y and press Enter. This may take a few minutes since the packages are being downloaded onto your computer. Type in startx and press Enter. Doing so will open the X Window System command line, from which point you can install the GNOME GUI.
A: Enter the X Window download command. Confirm the download. Enter the command to install desktop features. Enter your password, then confirm the download. Wait for the installation to complete. Start the X Window System.

Q: One of the biggest risks associated with low potassium is arrhythmia, or irregular heart beat. Older adults and those with preexisting heart disease are at higher risk for arrhythmia. If your doctor suspects you have severe low potassium, he may run tests to rule out other conditions, such as renal tubular acidosis, Cushing syndrome, and hypocalcemia, and confirm your diagnosis. Your doctor may run blood tests to check your electrolyte, glucose, magnesium, calcium, and phosphorous levels. If you are taking heart medication already, such as a digitalis meant to strengthen your heart, your doctor will wan to check your digoxin levels. Your doctor may also order an EKG to detect any irregularities in your heartbeat. If your doctor confirms you have severely low potassium, arrhythmia, or severe symptoms your doctor will likely give you potassium intravenously. The potassium will be administered very slowly, under the observation of a doctor, to make sure it does not affect your heart. IV therapy may be very irritating at the site of injection. You will take most potassium supplements orally in the form of either pills, liquids, or powders. Many multivitamins also contain potassium. Ensure that you follow the dosage your doctor has prescribed without going over or under the dosage. This will ensure consistently healthy potassium blood levels. Since it's possible for your diet to have too much potassium, you should consult your doctor before adding supplements to your daily regimen. This will likely entail some blood tests to determine how much additional potassium you actually need in your diet. Doctors commonly prescribe potassium supplements at the same time as another medication that can deplete potassium levels. If your doctor puts you on one of these medications, then she may suggest potassium supplements even if your current levels are within range. Your doctor will want to run follow-up tests, checking your potassium levels and checking that her prescribed treatment is working. The follow up will likely be two to three days following your initial treatment.
A: Talk to your doctor about potassium replacement therapy. Get IV potassium replacement therapy. Take potassium in pill or liquid form. Follow up with your doctor.

Q: It's typically on the far-right side of the row of "Function" keys (e.g., F5) that are at the top of the keyboard. The "Print Screen" key typically has "Sys Req" written below it. The "Print Screen" key may also say "prt scr", "prnt scrn", or "prt sc". If the "Print Screen" key has "Print Screen" listed below another line of text (such as "Sys Req"), you'll have to hold down your computer's Fn key to enable the Print Screen function. When you take a screenshot using the "Print Screen" key, everything on your screen (except your mouse cursor) is included in the shot by default. Be careful when taking a screenshot, since it's easy to forget you have personal information on-screen. This will take a screenshot of anything on your computer's monitor and save it to your computer's clipboard. You can also hold down the Alt key while pressing Print Screen in order to screenshot only the top window. On Windows 8 and 10, you can press Win+ Print Screen to take a screenshot and add it to your computer's "Screenshots" folder, which is in the "Pictures" folder. You may need to switch off the Function Lock before pressing Print Screen.
A: Find the Print Screen key. Open an item you wish to screenshot. Press Print Screen.

Q: You could turn the kissing problem into a fun game to camouflage that you're really trying to change the way your partner kisses. Ask questions such as, "How do you like being kissed best?" Or "what's your favorite way to kiss?" And then describe your own answers. The goal here is not to seem critical, but rather to make it clear you're asking the questions to try to learn more about each other. It works both ways. Maybe there's something your partner wishes you would change when it comes to kissing too. This will help you learn that! You could tell your partner that you read in a magazine about a new way of kissing and ask if you can try it. Make it sound like it's a fun experiment or adventure. Say something like, "In the magazine, they mention that you should try to kiss gently, and without using too much tongue. It might be fun to try that." Keep it lighthearted, and tell your partner that you read this in a women's or men's magazine. Don't make it sound like you were seeking out the information, though. In this game, you mirror how each other kisses. Don't be critical, just suggest playing the game because it sounds fun. Here's how you play it. You kiss your partner a certain way, and then your partner has to kiss you back in exactly the same way, and so forth. You could say, "I love kissing you" before you play the game to put your partner in the right mood. Your partner should be able to figure out how you like to be kissed through playing this game.
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Use a question game. Refer to a magazine. Play the mirror game.