Problem: Article: Click the Apple logo in the top-left corner of the screen. A drop-down menu will appear. It's in the drop-down menu. The System Preferences window will open. This coffee cup-shaped icon should be at the bottom of the System Preferences window, though you may need to scroll down. If you don't see the Java option in System Preferences, skip to the last step in this method. You'll find it at the top of the window. This is on the lower-right side of the window. It's in the bottom-right corner of the window. If you receive a message that says you're already running the latest version of Java, you can't update Java. Java will retrieve the update and begin downloading the most recent version of Java. You may be prompted to enter your Mac's password at some point in the update process. If so, enter your password, then press Return. If you couldn't find the Java entry in the System Preferences window, you can update Java by reinstalling it: Go to https://www.java.com/en/ in your computer's web browser. Click the red Free Java Download button. Click Agree and Start Free Download. Double-click the downloaded Java DMG file. Drag the Java logo onto the "Applications" folder icon in the window that opens. Follow the on-screen installation prompts.
Summary: Open the Apple menu . Click System Preferences. Click Java. Click the Update tab. Click Update Now. Click Install Update when prompted. Allow Java to update. Download the most recent version of Java.

Problem: Article: The more you think, the more nervous you will get and the more likely you are to back out or talk yourself out of it. Everyone is nervous so do not worry about feeling that way! Just because you are afraid of heights does not mean you won't jump. Bungee jumping is a very different experience and you may not feel the same while jumping- especially because of the adrenaline rush! Wear comfortable clothes and tuck your shirt in so that it does not fly up when you decelerate, showing everyone your stomach. Similarly do not wear a skirt. Your clothes should not be restrictive or too loose. Shoes should be flat-soled and attach securely to your feet. Do not wear boots or shoes that come up high on your ankles or else they can interfere with connecting the ankle harnesses. If you have long hair you must tie it up so that it does not get stuck in any of the components or hit you in the face while you are jumping. There are different types of harnesses used for bungee jumping but the most common are the body harness and leg harness. A leg harness will attach to both your ankles and you should have a backup harness (usually a sit harness such as what you might use for normal rock climbing). A body harness will allow you to move around more easily and complete spins or flips more easily. If you are connected via a body harness you should have at least a sit harness and shoulder harness, or a full body harness. There are many different styles of jumping but the best way to jump is the swallow dive. In this jump you take a nice leap off the platform with your arms stretched wide and soar like a bird towards the ground. By the time you reach the bottom you should be facing straight downward and the deceleration should be very smooth. Other types of dives include the back dive, railing jump (similar to swallow except you are jumping off a railing on some bridges), bat drop (where you are hanging upside down on the edge of the platform before jumping and then simply drop), elevator (drop feet first but can be very dangerous and break your ankles) and tandem (jumping with two people at one time). Take some time to relax and watch other people jump before starting your experience. This can help you ease your mind and nerves. If you are using a leg harness, then they will have to lift your pants to strap it on. If the sight of your unshaven legs embarrasses you, be sure to shave prior to jumping.
Summary: Don't think about it too much. Dress correctly. Tie up your hair. Understand your harness. Think about how you will jump. Watch others jumping. Shave your legs.

Problem: Article: Weeding by hand can be tough on the fingernails and skin of your fingers. To avoid hurting your hands, and to give yourself a stable grip on the weeds, use cotton gardening gloves. You can purchase cotton gardening gloves at any nursery or gardening center. Hand weeding is an effective, though time-consuming and tedious, method of controlling weeds. This method is preferable in small lawns, or in lawns not completely overrun with weeds. If weeds in your lawn are widespread, another removal method will be more practical. The blade of the trowel or digger should be at about a 65 anglenot quite vertical, but largely upright. Drive the tool into the soil about 45 inches (1013cm) to loosen the soil surrounding the weed's roots. Repeat this 3 or 4 times, loosening the soil on all sides of the root. Trowels and dandelion diggers can both be purchased at a local plant nursery or gardening center. Both should cost less than $5 USD. To properly remove a weed, you need to pull it out by the root. Hold the base of the weed firmly, using your full handdon't just pinch the stalk of a weed using 2 fingers. If you're pulling up a clump of weeds, grasp the entire clump at its base. Perennial weeds like dandelions can be plucked most effectively in early spring. If left to grow until summer, the dandelions will have put down thick taproots. Loosen the root in the soil if you feel resistance when you attempt to uproot it. Twist the base of the root back and forth 5 or 6 times. This will loosen the weed's roots in the soil and make it easier to pull. If you pull too hard without rotating the weed, its stem will snap off but the root will remain in the ground. The weeds can quickly regrow from a root still in the ground. If there is a small hole left behind after you've pulled the weed, fill it with some loose soil. Carry a small trash bag around with you as you move across your lawn pulling weeds. As soon as you've plucked weedswhether individual or in large clumpsfrom the ground, toss them into the bag. This will prevent the weeds' seeds from scattering over your lawn.
Summary:
Purchase a pair of thick cotton gloves. Press a trowel or dandelion digger into the soil near the base of the root. Grasp the stalk of the weed at its base. Rotate the base of the weed as you pull it out. Toss weeds into a trash bag as soon as they're pulled.