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In a small bowl or measuring cup, pour cup (118 ml) of warm warm. Sprinkle 1 envelope of instant yeast into the water. Allow the mixture to sit for approximately 5 minutes or until the yeast dissolves and expands. Your warm water should be approximately 110 degrees Fahrenheit (43 degrees Celsius). When the yeast has sat for several minutes, mix in 1 cups (296 ml) of room temperature water and 2 tablespoons (30 ml) of olive oil. Stir the mixture until all of the ingredients are well blended. Room temperature water should be approximately 75 degrees Fahrenheit (24 degrees Celsius). In a large food processor, combine 4 cups (508 g) of bread flour and 1 teaspoons (8.5 g) of salt. Pulse the ingredients until they are completely blended. If you don't have a food processor, you can also use a stand mixer with the dough hook attachment inserted. When the flour and salt are well combined, add the yeast and water mixture except for 2 to 3 tablespoons (30 to 45 ml) to the food processor through the feed tube. Pulse the food processor until the dough forms into a ball. If the dough doesn't form a ball, add the yeast and water mixture that you held back and pulse again until a ball comes together. To ensure that the dough is elastic enough to stretch into a pizza later, continue pulsing it until it is completely smooth. It should take approximately 30 seconds. Remove the dough from the food processor, and place it on a lightly floured surface. Knead the dough a few times to create a smooth, even ball. To prevent the dough from sticking to your hands as you knead it, rub a little olive oil or other cooking oil on your skin before you handle it. Take the dough ball, and set it inside a large bowl that's been greased with olive oil. Place a piece of plastic wrap over the bowl, and allow the dough to rise until it has doubled in size, which should take approximately 1 to 2 hours. After the dough has doubled in size, punch it with your hands to deflate it.

summary: Combine the warm water and yeast. Add the room temperature water and oil. Mix the flour and salt in a food processor. Stream the liquid ingredients into the food processor. Process the dough until it's smooth. Knead the dough on a floured surface to form a ball. Place the dough in a covered, oiled bowl, and let it rise.

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To be ready for a relationship, you must have a healthy relationship with yourself first. When you love yourself first, you understand and honor your values and needs. This makes you more stable for potential relationship. Perform self-care regularly, taking part in activities that make you feel good and relieve stress. Examples may include reading a book, walking your dog, or participating in a hobby. Make decisions based on needs rather than wants. Choose to take advantage of opportunities and be around people that honor your values and needs. Before you enter a relationship, you want to think about what you are willing to do or how far you are willing to go. You want to think about things like this beforehand as it can be easy to get swept up when you're in the middle of hooking up and your date is pleading with you to take things further. You must feel comfortable telling your date what you want and don't want, and also not feel scared to say "stop" if it becomes necessary. Setting boundaries allows you to feel safe within your relationship knowing that you stand behind doing things at your own pace. By setting limits, you are supporting your own needs and values emotionally, mentally, and physically. In terms of relationships, two halves do not form a whole. Rather, two whole, healthy people come together to form a greater whole. Looking for someone to complete you is a recipe for a dysfunctional, codependent relationship. You are ready to be in a healthy relationship with another person when you already see yourself as a complete. As a result, you are looking for a partner who complements all that you have to offer. A surefire sign of disaster is being more concerned with finding a partner or being in love than you are in pursuing your goals and desires. Healthy relationships involve two partners who have the freedom and trust within each other to engage in hobbies and activities individually (and also together), hanging out with friends without your mate being there, and supporting one another in achieving your dreams. The honeymoon phase is the early days in the relationship when you two seem to agree on everything, every word that comes out of your date's mouth is funny or charming, and the attraction is undeniable. You must prepare for this period to end sooner or later. Assuming this amazing feeling of chemistry and "newness" will last can lead to disappointment when it doesn't. An emotionally stable partner realizes that not every day with your partner will be peaches and cream. The two of your will disagree and even annoy one another. Going into the relationship with a realistic outlook and expectations can sometimes prevent a crash and burn in the end. Rebounding is a concept defined by initiating a new relationship soon after another has ended, without waiting for the emotional pain and confusion to be resolved. In some cases, you may rebound after a relationship ends to avoid being single, get revenge on the old partner, or to have someone else comfort you through the difficult time. Contrary to old wives' tales about getting back out there too soon being the cause for relationship doom, research shows that people who are able to start new relationships in a shorter amount of time have enhanced well-being and higher self-esteem. Still, you should carefully question your motives before starting a rebound relationship. Are you doing it to get back at your ex? Are you constantly comparing your new date to your old date? If so, you may want to give yourself time to completely get over them first.

summary: Practice self-love. Know your boundaries. Want someone to complement you, not complete you. Have your own interests. Recognize that the early flame will burn out. Think carefully before rebounding.

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If you want to play the card game, you may want to focus on finding certain Pokemon or trainers and building a strong team to challenge other collectors. Pokemon cards can be usually be bought in boxed sets of themed decks, booster packs, and tins. A theme deck will generally have 60 cards but will be more expensive overall. It's a great way to get your collection for playing started because it will give you a wide range of Pokemon, energy cards, trainer and item cards, as well as a decent mix of different card rarities. Booster packs will have about 10 cards in the newer expansions (and around 11 in older ones) and can cost as little as $3 or $4. Tins serve a similar purpose and are a great way to expand your collection. Trading cards with people you play against is a great way to find new cards out in the "wild" and you can negotiate trades to expand your team of Pokemon. This maintains that fair deals and no one is being taken advantage of within the trade. Some people make the mistake of trading several of their cards for one rare one they have their eye on and instead end up trading several cards of value for just one good card. Trading uneven amounts of cards is a quick way to lose large chunks of your collection and it's best to swap one at a time. Some people might think that duplicates aren't of any use and just take up space. Instead, think of duplicates as opportunities to trade with other collectors whether in person or online to expand your collection. It's very likely that another collector will have multiples of a card you want and vice versa, so you can swap cards with each other without taking a card from your overall set. Having duplicates can also be beneficial when building a deck and having back-ups when playing the card game. The best way to go from owning a low value card to a high value one is to trade up gradually. Start by trading a card for another that is just slightly more valuable than the one you started with. Then, continue to trade that card for a slightly more valuable one each time you trade it. This is also a great way to obtain rare cards without going bankrupt. Selling cards is an option, but trading doesn't require any monetary transactions and you can still end up with a great card.
summary: Buy strategically. Keep a ratio of 1 to 1 when trading cards. Hold on to duplicates for later use. Trade in baby steps.