Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Mark the railing height on the posts. Measure the distance between the posts. Get balusters and wood for the handrail. Finish all of the wooden pieces.

Answer: Using a tape measure, make a pencil mark in the center of each post. This will probably be between between 36 inches (91cm) and 42 inches (110cm), according to your preference and building codes. Many homeowners like to leave a couple of inches open below the bottom of the railing. To compensate for this, set the railing height mark slightly higher than the height of the railing itself. For instance, if you want a railing that is about 36 inches (91cm) high, make marks on the posts at 40 inches (100cm). That will leave enough room for the balusters, the top and bottom of the rail, and a couple inches open at the bottom. If you didn't install the posts yourself, you'll need to know the exact distance between them so that you can cut the railing pieces to size. You'll need a helper for this. Ask your helper to hold one end of the tape measure in place against the center of a post. Stretch the tape measure tightly across to the center of the next post and make a mark. Record the distance between the posts. Check the distance where you want the top and bottom rails to sit. If your posts are straight, the distance should be the same. If they're not, change the length of the rails to match the actual distance. Take a trip down to the lumber supply store. You'll need to get several pieces pre-cut or cut them to size yourself. You can also ask the supply store to cut it to size for you. Cut 1x3 or 2x4 lumber into lengths equal to the distance between your deck posts. You'll need two pieces for each length of railing (one for the bottom and another for the top). Get plenty of 2x2 balusters to use for the railing. You'll want to space these no more than 4 inches (10cm) apart. The length of the balusters should be approximately the height you want the railing to be. If they're too long, cut them down. You'll also need thin strips of wood. Get something that is about 0.25 inches (0.64cm) by 1.5 inches (3.8cm). Cut it into lengths equal to the distance between the deck posts. You'll need one strip per section. If you want to apply a finish to your deck, such as a coat of polyurethane or paint, do this before assembly. Coat all of the pieces on all sides, and let them dry for about 24 hours. That way, the pieces will be more protected from weather conditions. Make sure you've finished cutting, sanding and drilling everything before you apply a finish. Let the finish dry completely before assembly to avoid smudges.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Don't fall for the image. Act unimpressed. Stage an intervention. Set boundaries. Encourage empathy.

Answer: Even if your friends' lives seem perfect in every way, they probably aren't. If you really get to know your friends, you will find out that not everything is as it seems. They might be struggling at school or they might have a really difficult home life, and these things may be causing them to feel insecure. Don't point out all of your friends' shortcomings to them. If they are the type of people who feel the need to emphasize their superiority, they will not respond well to this kind of criticism. Instead, use this knowledge to help you better cope with your friends' behavior. Your friends may even be envious of you. Some people have a very hard time accepting that they are not the best at everything, which causes them to put successful people down. Snobs thrive off of other people's willingness to accept that they are inferior to them. If you drool over their expensive clothes or praise them excessively for their accomplishments, you're only fueling their feelings of superiority. Instead, try not to show any emotion when they start bragging. Just say, "cool" or "congratulations," and change the subject. If your friends are genuinely more knowledgeable about a topic than you are, it's fine to be respectful of their knowledge, but if they are acting so superior that they refuse to let you contribute to the conversation, you need to stand up for yourself. Try doing your research so that you are well-informed about the topic. This will put you in a much better position to engage your friends with thoughtful commentary, and maybe even to let them know when they are wrong. If you think your friends might be willing to change their behavior, but need a bit of a wake up call first, you might want to stage an intervention, in which you sit them down and honestly talk to them about how their behavior affects you and the other people around them. You can also suggest ways that they can change. Interventions are typically used for people who are struggling with substance abuse, but they can work well in this kind of situation as well. Telling narcissistic people that they are arrogant or selfish will only cause them to become defensive, which will likely make their behavior worse. If you are going to confront your friends about their behavior, you need to do it in a nurturing, non-insulting way. Don't expect too much from this interaction. If your friends truly believe in their superiority, they are unlikely to offer you any recognition or acknowledgement. Even if they don't change, however, you can still be proud of yourself for being a good friend and trying to help them. You can stage an intervention by yourself, but if you have other friends who are also affected by the behavior, a group intervention may be even more effective. While you need to be cautious about insulting your friends' personalities, it is perfectly reasonable to let them know what kinds of behaviors you find unacceptable. Make it clear that if they don't respect the boundaries, you will walk away. If, for example, your friends tease you about your looks, tell them that you are not okay with it and will not tolerate it. The moment they begin to engage in the behavior, you should end the conversation and walk away. Many people who feel the need to put others down do so because they are afraid of being vulnerable and relying on others, not because they are completely lacking in the ability to express empathy. Help your friends feel more comfortable relying on you by praising them whenever they display empathy and by letting them know how special the friendship is to you. It may help your friends let down their walls if you can be a little vulnerable around them. Once they realize that you are not a threat to them, they might be willing to expose their own insecurities. Try having a conversation with them about your fears and encourage them to contribute.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Right-click the project name. Navigate to Build Path. Click Configure Build Path. Select the Libraries tab. Click Add JARs. Select the JARs you want and click OK. Click OK to close the properties window.

Answer:
This displays a pop-up menu to the right. It's in the pop-up menu that displays when you right-click on the project name. This displays a sub-menu to the right. The project properties window will appear showing your build path configurations. It's at the top of the project properties window. It's on the right side of the project properties window. The JARs will now appear in the list of libraries in the build path. The JARs will now be in Referenced Libraries instead of lib.