Article: Be honest with yourself about your personality, needs, and values. Ask yourself where you want your life to take you. Figure out who you are when you're on your own, not when you're trying to impress a potential partner. Having a strong sense of self will help you recognize when you're compatible with someone. Set goals for yourself, and devote some of your time and energy to the things you like to do. Live in a way that feels true to who you are, regardless of what potential partners might think. Being passionate about your own interests will make you happier, whether you're single or not. It will also make you more interesting to other people. Be up-front about who you are. Authenticity is one of the best ways to find a compatible partner. To find a great relationship, work on becoming the kind of partner you'd like to have yourself. Think about how you want to enrich your future partner's life. For instance, if you want a partner who is generous, work on becoming a more giving person yourself. An ideal romantic partner should be able to maintain a balance. Your mate should value and appreciate who you are right now, flaws and all. You shouldn't feel like you have to be someone else around them. However, that person should also support your growth and encourage you to be the very best version of yourself. Question whether your partner lets you be who you are while still supporting your growth. For example, they shouldn't be pushing you to be someone else, or discouraging you from making positive changes.
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Know yourself. Nurture your own interests. Develop the personality traits you'd like your partner to have. Ensure that your partner values who you are.
Article: If you don't have Java SE (the Java Developer Kit) installed, you won't be able to use the "jar" extraction command, and your file will be impossible to extract with this method: Open the JDK 10 download page. Check the "Accept License Agreement" box. Click the download link next to your computer's operating system. Double-click the downloaded setup file. Follow the on-screen installation prompts. Click the folder-shaped File Explorer app icon in the taskbar that's at the bottom of your computer's screen. Find the JAR file that you want to unzip. Click a blank space in the address bar at the top of the File Explorer window to do so. Press Ctrl+C. This will save the path to your JAR file. Click the Windows logo in the bottom-left corner of the screen. Type in command prompt, then click {"smallUrl":"https:\/\/www.wikihow.com\/images\/6\/66\/Windowscmd1.png","bigUrl":"\/images\/thumb\/6\/66\/Windowscmd1.png\/36px-Windowscmd1.png","smallWidth":460,"smallHeight":383,"bigWidth":"36","bigHeight":"30","licensing":"<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>I edited this screenshot of a Windows icon.
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Make sure you have Java SE installed. Open File Explorer . Go to the JAR file's location. Select the JAR file's path. Copy the path. Open Start . Open Command Prompt. Switch to the JAR file's location. Enter the "extract" command and your JAR file's name. Go back to the JAR file's location.
Article: A fever itself is not necessarily unhealthy. It's not an illness; it's a physiological response to something else. Your body will often react to sickness or infection with a fever; it is a defensive response by your immune system as it tries to rid the body of pyrogens (fever-producing substances). Acting too quickly to treat your fever can, counterintuitively, harm your body by undercutting one of its defensive measures. Rather than treating your fever immediately, continue to take your temperature and monitor your symptoms. The fever will probably subside in time. Having a fever can sometimes cause headaches, as well as joint and muscle pain. If your fever symptoms are uncomfortable, you can alleviate them with ibuprofen (Motrin) or acetaminophen (Tylenol). Avoid giving aspirin for a fever, especially if you are dealing with a sick child. Aspirin can have harmful side effects for anyone under the age of 18. Aspirin is generally more likely than ibuprofen or acetaminophen to cause gastrointestinal side effects. Never give aspirin to a child. It can cause a potentially life-threatening condition called Reyes Syndrome. This is the best forms of fever treatment; further exertion will likely cause the feverand the infection or illness that caused the fever in the first placeto worsen. Wear light clothing to keep your body cool. You should avoid raising your body temperature any higher than it already is, especially if it is summer or you live in a warm climate. Sleep when you can, under only a sheet or light blanket. Often the discomfort of a fever makes it difficult to sleep at night. Any sleep will help your body; take naps during the day, and sleep when you can at night. Along with resting, you must hydrate your body when it is feverish. Fevers often cause the body to sweat, which expels fluids from the body. To compensate for these lost fluids, drink plenty of water. Although children may prefer to drink soda or juice, these fluids are not as helpful in staying hydrated. However, if your feverish child will only drink soda or juice, it's better than nothing. Coffee and tea are also not as effective as water. Immersing your body in lukewarm water will cool off your skin and may alleviate discomfort from the fever. Don't submerge yourself for too long; you want to give your body a chance to release heat through evaporation. Do not take an ice bath; the water temperature should be around 85 F. If you are caring for a feverish child, try sponging them or wiping their skin with a damp sponge or a wet washcloth.
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Let the fever run its course. Take ibuprofen or acetaminophen for any discomfort. Rest as much as possible. Hydrate your body by drinking water. Bathe yourself in lukewarm water.