Problem: Article: Click the blue smiling face icon on the bottom-left to open your Finder. Make sure the menu bar on the top-left says "Finder." This will allow you to reveal the Library folder on the Go menu. While holding down the alt (option) key, click the Go at the top of your screen. It will open a drop-down menu. This will open your user library folder. The Library option only shows up when you press down the alt (option) key. You can find all the internet cache stored on your computer here. You can find different types of Safari browsing cache in this folder. If you're using another web browser, look for your browser's software company here. For example, look for "Google" if you're using Chrome, and "Mozilla" for Firefox. You can find your Safari browsing cache data files here.
Summary: Open your Mac's Finder. Hold down the Alt or ⌥ Option key on your keyboard. Click the Go tab on the menu bar. Click Library on the menu. Double-click the Caches folder. Find and double-click the "com.apple.safari" folder. Double-click the "fsCachedData" folder.

Problem: Article: Choose a major that will allow you to become a teacher -- it may be education, but some states don’t require it. Most schools have a grade point minimum for students -- if your grades are too low you will not be able to continue in the education program. If you are worried about your grades, meet with the professors to ask for help in raising your scores. Every student in college has an advisor, and he or she is there to help you get through and be successful. Advisors help you choose your courses and make sure that you’re on track to graduate. If you are having trouble in a class, an advisor can also help you figure out ways to improve. Don’t let the work get away from you, especially the courses you find difficult. Stay current with your assignments and readings. These classes are to help you achieve your goal to be a health teacher, and all of them are important. Even if they are general education courses, all of them contribute to the GPA that can keep you from achieving your goal. If you are not as strong in some of your classes, find help through the tutoring center on campus or through your professor. Even if you aren’t having difficulties in your classes, get to know the faculty. These will be the people writing you letters of recommendation and helping you find a job after you graduate. You also might find a professor that can be a mentor to you and help you long after you have left school. A mentor would be there to help in your early years of teaching when you have questions or concerns. All schools have different clubs and groups, and they are a great way to meet like-minded students. Some groups might be involved in health outreach into the community or volunteering in the schools. Look for the ones that most appeal to you. These groups and opportunities can help you further refine your career interests and goals. Most education degrees require students to work with a veteran teacher in the schools. You might be asked to prepare and teach different units or assist the main teacher in grading. These assignments typically last a semester or a year, and are usually at different levels within your chosen focus area. It’s a great way to get hands-on experience and start to narrow down exactly where and what you want to teach.
Summary: Be aware of the requirements for becoming a health teacher as determined by your university. Meet frequently with your advisor. Be engaged in your courses. Meet with your professors. Look for extracurricular and volunteer opportunities that relate to your studies. Complete your student teaching component.

Problem: Article: If you don't have any, you can use wax paper instead. You will be piping the chocolate chips on this. Fill a small pot with 1 to 2 inches (2.54 to 5.08) centimeters) of water and set it on the stove. Put a heat-safe, glass bowl on top of the pot. Make sure that the bottom of the bowl is not touching the water. If you can't find any cacao butter, you can use coconut butter instead. Stir it every so often with a silicone spoon or spatula so that it melts evenly. You don't have to add in the raw cashew/macadamia butter, or the dry milk powder, if you are having troubles finding them. These ingredients simply help make the white chocolate chips even creamier. If you don't have one, a plastic, re-sealable freezer bag. Spoon the mixture into the bag, then zip the bag shut tightly. Snip one of the corners at the bottom, and you have a makeshift pastry bag. Don't snip off too much, however, or you will get chocolate "kisses" instead of "chips." To make the points, gently touch the center of the chips with a toothpick. Lift the toothpick upwards. It will take about half an hour for the chips to harden in your freezer. When you are ready to use them, simply pull the container out, and take what you need.
Summary: Line a standard-sized baking sheets with parchment paper. Prepare a double boiler. Cut a 2 inch (5.08 centimeters) cube of cacao butter and place it into the glass bowl. Melt the butter over low to medium-low heat. Stir in the rest of your ingredients. Transfer the melted mixture into a pastry bag fitted with a small tip. Pipe the mixture onto the baking sheet. Wait for the chocolate chips to harden, or put them into your freezer. Keep the white chocolate chips in an air-tight container in the freezer.

Problem: Article: Bathing daily can keep the bacteria that live on your skin in check. These bacteria cause body odor related to excessive sweating, so reducing their number can help you avoid smelling sweaty.  Washing with soap after a workout or other rigorous activities is especially important. Washing away sweat and bacteria after exercising can also help control acne.  While bathing daily is good, try to keep showers short. Long, hot showers can dry out your skin and cause acne or irritation. You can find astringent skin care products that contain tannic acid at pharmacies and wherever hygiene products are sold. Apply a thin layer to the areas of your body that sweat excessively, such as your underarms or feet. Read your product's instructions, and use it as directed.  You could also try brewing strong black tea, which contains tannic acid. Soak a washcloth in the tea or apply the tea bags directly to your skin. Clinical strength antiperspirants can cause irritation or worsen eczema and atopic dermatitis, but tannic acid can help minimize these effects. Chili peppers, hot sauce, and other spicy items can cause sweating, so try to avoid them. If you notice that you start sweating when you eat spicy food, steer clear of them, especially when you’re out and about. Additionally, onions and garlic can make your sweat smell unpleasant. Take note if you tend to sweat more when you drink caffeinated coffee or tea, or when you drink alcohol. If necessary, avoid these substances, especially when you’re out in public. Keep in mind caffeine is also found in chocolate, so you might need to cut back on sweet treats, too. When you feel overwhelmed or stressed out, breathe in deeply as you count to 4, hold for a 4 count, then exhale slowly for an 8 count. As you control your breathing, imagine you're in a comfortable setting, like a soothing place from your childhood. Try doing relaxation techniques before and during stressful situations, like public speaking or going to the dentist. Try keeping a sweat journal to track what causes you to sweat. You could keep a small pad on hand or keep a log on your phone.  For instance, if you added hot sauce to your lunch and started sweating excessively, make a note. Write down if you start sweating after drinking a glass of wine, or if talking to your crush sends your sweat glands into overdrive. Tracking specific triggers will help you know what to avoid in order to prevent excessive sweating.
Summary:
Bathe daily and develop healthy hygiene habits. Apply products that contain tannic acid to the affected areas. Skip spicy foods. Cut down on caffeinated and alcoholic beverages. Try relaxation techniques if stress causes you to sweat. Keep track of what triggers your sweating.