This will allow you to adjust your server quickly by minimizing the Minecraft window and maximizing your browser window. Minecraft: Java Edition has an icon that resembles a grass block. Click the icon to open the Minecraft launcher. It's the green button on the Minecraft Launcher. This launches Minecraft. It's near the middle of the Minecraft title page. It's at the bottom of the multiplayer menu in the middle. It's at the bottom of the page. Doing so will connect you to the server and place you in the server's world.
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One-sentence summary -- Leave your server dashboard open. Open Minecraft. Click Play. Click Multiplayer. Click Direct Connect. Click Join Server.

Dealers have special financing offers available throughout the year. Especially if you're not picky about the make or model of your car, shop around and see who has the best deal. Know your credit score and how qualified you are for different offers. Typically the best offers are only available for prime borrowers with credit in the 700s or higher. If you're trading in an old car, look for dealer offers to double the price on a trade-in, or pay a minimum amount for any trade-in regardless of its condition. If you've done your research, you have a few dealerships in mind. You should be able to evaluate their inventory online before you go visit in person. Find the best car for you, looking at overall price. Dealers may advertise monthly payment amounts rather than total price. This can be a way to charge you a higher interest rate. Dealers typically will finance any car on their lot, so you may have more variety to choose from if you use dealer financing than you would if you used direct financing. However, this might not necessarily be a good thing you still need to check the car's history and have it inspected before you buy. Cars depreciate in value. If you're buying a used car, you want to finance as little of the total price of the car as possible. A down payment of 10 to 20 percent of the purchase price of the car typically will get you the best rates. A sizable down payment can help you avoid being underwater on your loan meaning you owe more for the car than it is worth. This is particularly important to avoid when you're financing a used car, which could develop mechanical problems relatively quickly. You'll need basic identification information as well as information about your income and employment to complete the financing application at the dealership. It may take a few minutes, but in most cases the dealer will have a financing offer available for you that day. Then they'll call you back into an office to discuss the terms you've been offered. The finance company may require additional documents from you, such as pay stubs to verify income. If the dealer mentions any of these, make sure you get copies to the dealer as soon as possible so as not to jeopardize your financing offer. If you've done your research and know your credit score, you may be able to get better terms from the dealer than what you're initially offered. Review each term and see if you can improve it. For example, you typically want the shortest term loan, since it will usually have the lowest interest rates. But dealers often focus on the amount of the monthly payment. Financing for a shorter term does mean a higher monthly payment, but it will save you money overall. Dealers tend to tack on extra fees, including sales tax, registration fees, and document or destination fees. You also may end up paying extra for dealer warranties, especially for a used car. The dealer typically has no problem rolling these extra fees into your financing, but there's no point in paying interest on fees and tax. Pay that out of pocket if you can.
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One-sentence summary -- Research interest rates. Choose your car. Offer a sizable down payment. Apply for financing through the dealer. Negotiate the deal. Use cash for extras.

You should view your side business as a laboratory for your main career. In other words, whenever possible and especially if your side business is related to your main career use your side business as a forum to try new strategies, projects, or techniques. For instance, if your main career involves designing sets for films and you take up a side business designing set pieces for the theatre, try out some new strategies that you might not try at your main job. If your side business is more tangential to your main career, look at general skills or strategies that you could bring to your main career. For instance, if your main career is running your car washing business and your side business is a hot dog stand, both will require advertising. You might try to use a more robust digital marketing strategy to promote your hot dog stand, then use the lessons you learned to better promote your car wash. This website will be used to explain to people your services, and you can also showcase your work along with testimonials. Create profiles on relevant social networks like LinkedIn, Facebook, and Instagram. You can connect with potential customers within these networks, and also potentially find partners and other opportunities. If your side business is in a field related to your main career, you could advance your main career by referring clients from your side business. For example, if your main career is in marketing and your side business involves drafting write-ups of new products, you could suggest to your client that they hire you (or your marketing firm more generally) to develop the new product's advertising campaign. You could, of course, also use your side business to develop new contacts in your main career even if the two are not closely allied, but it will be more difficult, and happen only in cases of extremely good luck. For instance, if your main career is running a dry cleaning business and your side business is running an art dealership, the two lines of work have little in common. But it is possible that you might encounter a customer at your dry cleaning business who, in conversation, mentions that they are in the market for art. At this point, you could suggest to the customer that they purchase some from you. In your side business, institute systems to collect feedback about your performance or work. The more closely your side business aligns with your main career, the more valuable this feedback will be. For instance, if your main career is teaching English and you take on a side business working as an English tutor, you could ask the students you tutor to fill out a detailed evaluation about what they liked or didn't like in their lesson, then incorporate that feedback into your primary teaching career. If your side business is less directly related to your main career, look for feedback that is more broadly transferable. For example, if your side business is selling cupcakes and your main career is selling cars, both involve communicating with prospective customers. You could ask customers at your cupcake business what part of your sales pitch drew them in, then apply that feedback to your role as a car salesman. If you found that feedback really benefited your side business, you might work to implement a more robust feedback system in your main career. With a side business, you will probably be taking more chances than you do in your main career. These greater risks hold potentially greater rewards, but they also have greater potential for failure. But even if your side business doesn't work out or goes through a rough patch, you can advance your career by learning from these mistakes and failures. For instance, perhaps the company you work for in your main career wishes to develop a commercial space in the same complex that your side business was/is located in. If you've had a bad experience with that space because it was too far from other businesses, you could save your company a lot of trouble by advising them about the shortcomings of the space.
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Try new ideas at your side business that relate directly to your main career. Try new ideas at your side business that relate tangentially to your main career. Create a website so that you have a hub for you to market your side business. Develop new contacts. Seek highly relevant feedback. Seek generally useful feedback. Learn to see failures as opportunities.