How to clear most visited on google chrome 
Open google chrome or open a new browser tab. 
If you haven't changed the homepage yet, the default page when you create a new tab is the google search bar. Below it are thumbnails of some of the frequent sites you go to.

OPTIONS:
- Enter the name of the website you are looking to clear. Enter the keyword " text all " and the keyword " search history " in the search bar at the top of the browser.
- Click on one of these (thumbnails will appear below your name as well) and a menu will come up, to the left of the window. This will take you to the main google chrome homepage.
- Drag your mouse pointer over one of the thumbnails. A small translucent x (close) button will appear at the upper right of the thumbnail.
- If one you don't like is not listed, try searching " websites ". Type in " https: // www.google.com /.

Drag your mouse pointer over one of the thumbnails. A small translucent x (close) button will appear at the upper right of the thumbnail.

How to change behavior 
Set clear goals. 
Make sure the behaviors you want to change are specific, measurable, and attainable. Give yourself some freedom in the goals you set.

OPTIONS:
- For example, if you plan to change 50% to 25% of your behaviors in 10 days, spend time setting goals. Say you want to change 10% to 100% of your behaviors in 15 days.
- Set firm and measurable goals with specific examples of consistently changing behavior. You should be clear about what your goals are as well as how you'll achieve them.
- Be realistic, but set them measurable and attainable. For example, if you want to change eating habits, you may include a drastic increase in how much you eat.
- If you're trying to begin exercising for the first time, a reasonable goal might be to go for a 20-30 minute walk five days per week. This holds you accountable to walk more throughout the week, but is more gives you some wiggle room if something gets in your way.

If you're trying to begin exercising for the first time, a reasonable goal might be to go for a 20-30 minute walk five days per week. This holds you accountable to walk more throughout the week, but is more gives you some wiggle room if something gets in your way.

A person is seen standing before a large track holding a pole. the person

OPTIONS:
- begins to run down the track while still holding the pole.
- then begins running down the track spinning in circles and throwing the pole down.
- runs down the track and into a pit.
- then runs down the track jumping over the pole several times.

begins to run down the track while still holding the pole.

He pauses again and waits for a reaction from the crowd. The camera turns to show the people that are enjoying the music. the video

OPTIONS:
- fades into the noodles being sauted at the man in front of the camera.
- ends with the closing credits.
- slows down and focuses on a billboard with the banner * a * n * * x * tmz is above it.
- is cut to a group of children, showing their band mates while dancing.


ends with the closing credits.