Q: Double-click the Java server file in your Minecraft Server file. This will open the server file's command window. You'll also want to ensure that your Hamachi server is running before proceeding. To give yourself moderator privileges, type /op username (where "username" is your Minecraft username) into the text field at the bottom of the server run window and press Enter. Open the Minecraft launcher by double-clicking or clicking the grass block-shaped Minecraft app icon, then click PLAY at the bottom of the window. It's in the middle of the main menu. You'll find this option at the bottom of the window. In the "Server Name" text box, type in the name of the server as it appears in Hamachi. Click the "Server Address" text box, then press either Ctrl+V (Windows) or Command+V (Mac). You should see the IPv4 address you copied earlier appear here. It's at the bottom of the window. This will prompt Minecraft to begin searching for your server. Once your server appears in the search results, click its name once to select it. This option is at the bottom of the window. Once the server finishes loading, you'll be placed as a player in the world, at which point you can begin playing as you normally would. You may be prompted to enter a password before your world finishes loading. If so, type in the password you used to create your server when you configured Hamachi.
A: Run the server file. Open Minecraft. Click Multiplayer. Click Add Server. Enter your server's name. Paste in your server's address. Click Done. Select your server. Click Join Server. Wait for the server to load.

Q: Sweetening your blackberries before freezing them helps keep the berries' natural color and texture intact through the freezing process. It also makes the berries last longer in the freezer. Freezing sweetened berries requires the same washing process as for unsweetened berries: gently rinse and drain the berries, then allow to air dry or gently pat with a soft towel to remove any moisture. As above, you'll also want to remove any unripe or overripe berries before proceeding, as well as any leaf matter or debris. Next, add your berries to a large mixing bowl and add about 1/2 to 3/4 cups sugar for every quart of berries (as a reminder, one quart is equal to four cups). Mix the berries and sugar thoroughly, but very gently your goal is to coat the berries with sugar, not to mash them into a jam or paste. The sugar should combine with the natural moisture of the berries (along with the juice of any berries that do break) to form a syrupy mixture that should cover the berries. Next, pour the berries into seal-able, airtight plastic containers (like, for instance, Tupperware. Try to fill the containers nearly to their tops leaving about 12 inch (1.3cm) of head space or less is ideal. The less air remaining in the container, the better, but resist the urge to force the berries into a container that's too small for them, as this can crush the berries. You can also use plastic freezer bags as described above, though, with sweetened berries, this can become somewhat messy. There's no need to freeze sweetened blackberries separately, since the sugar helps protect their appearance and texture from the effects of freezing. However, if you especially want separately-frozen berries, you can still use the baking sheet method described above without harming the berries. Sweetened blackberries should last for a minimum of nine months, though some sources say that they can last up to a full year. The sweetened berries can be used like unsweetened berries in a wide variety of baking recipes or enjoyed on their own. However, if using the berries in baking recipes, it's important to remember to take the sugar you added to the berries into account and adjust your recipe accordingly. Because of this point, you may find that it's a wise idea to label your freezing container with a volume of berries in the container and the amount of sugar added along with the date of freezing.
A: Rinse and dry the berries as normal. Mix with sugar. Pack the berries into bags or airtight containers. Freeze for up to nine months.

Q: There are three types of closing: hard, medium, and soft. Your closing strategy should be based on your intended outcome and your knowledge of your customer. Prepare a closing in each one of these categories. A hard close requires your customer to respond "yes" or "no." A medium close is more of suggestion. A soft close is a suggestion that makes the customer believe they are acting based on their own free will. If you have an indecisive customer, you may starts with a soft close and then give them a hard close when you follow up. You may say, "Why don't you think about what we discussed today, and I will give you a call Friday morning." When you call Friday morning, you may say, "The deal that we discussed is for a limited only. I need an answer today." If you need an answer from a customer by a certain time period, give them a deadline to act. This is useful if you are offering special discounts or pricing or if you are trying to meet e deadline yourself. Try some of the following: Hard close: "The special pricing ends this week. We need an answer today." Medium close: "The discount is only running through the end of this month." Soft close: "Think about what you want to do, and I will give you a call tomorrow afternoon." Have a pen, a notepad, and a hard copy of the proposal with you when you go to close the deal. The customer should be able to see in writing exactly what they are getting. You should always have your pen in case a customer is ready to sign on the dotted line. If you are not prepared and a customer is ready to close a deal, the customer may be turned off and change their mind. Remember that you are representing your company. You need to look organized and trustworthy. Just because a customer is not interested in buying your product right now does not mean they will not be interested down the line. Work on developing a relationship with the customer to build trust. If a customer likes you personally, they are more likely to buy from you. Offer to take the person to lunch, dinner, or coffee. People are a little more relaxed outside of the office setting. Send your customer an interesting article related to their business or personal interests. For example, if a person was interested in new farming equipment, you may send them a press release about a new product. You can simply send an email saying, "Hi Ashley, take a look at this article. I think it's something you may be interested in. Hope to speak with you soon." When you make eye contact with a customer, you are saying that you are confident and interested in them. If you do not project confidence, the customer will not be confident in what you are selling. You should also smile and maintain a friendly attitude no matter what the customer says. This takes come practice. Practice smiling in all different situations. If someone is kind, irritating, annoying, smile through it.
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Choose your strategy. Give a time deadline. Come prepared. Nurture a relationship. Smile and make eye contact.