INPUT ARTICLE: 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.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Some people like this activity more than others, but even if you're not much of a decorator it beats sitting around doing nothing. Even just sorting through old clutter can help you find old toys, books, and other nostalgic objects. For a larger project, paint your room or hang up posters and pictures. See how many kinds of different wild flowers you can find in your yard or nearby fields. Make a bouquet, or press them to make permanent decorations. Leaves can also be dried to use in art projects or just to keep around as decoration. Don't pick flowers from other people's yards without permission, or if the flowers look intentionally planted.
Summary: Organize or redecorate your room. Pick flowers in your neighborhood.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Before you even think about scratching anywhere, you should make sure your nails themselves are clean. Scratching with dirty fingernails will only serve to spread bad dirt and bacteria around. Soaking your hands regularly in hot water for a couple of minutes at a time will help open up the pores, releasing any excess dirt from your skin. The less bacteria you're tracking around, the better. Particularly when you're scratching, it's very important to take a close lens to the dirt trapped underneath your fingernails. Most often, this muck is difficult to see, so it's important that you give it a good look and proper scrubbing over. This is especially true if you like to keep your nails fashionably long. Make a point every day of cleaning the buildup muck from underneath your fingernails. It will alleviate a lot of future hassle. Even if you like to keep your nails long, it is best to keep them filed. Uneven nails can feel rough against your skin, and might even risk snapping, given pressure. Make a habit of filing them once every few days; not only will they feel smoother, they'll look quite a bit nicer as well. Trimming your nails is also recommended. While some people prefer longer nails as part of their style, it can add undue complications when it comes to scratching. Longer nails carry more bacteria, and may even run the risk of breaking apart if too much pressure is applied. Don't bit your nails. While it may seem like a nice alternative compared to trimming them with clippers, your nails will look nicer if you go the extra mile.

SUMMARY:
Keep your fingernails clean. Soak your hands in water. Clean any dirt from underneath your fingernails. File your nails.