: Start your web browser, the same one you used to visited the site. Click the “Help” menu at the top of your screen and then in the list that drops down click on “About” It may say “About Internet Explorer” or “About Netscape” or “About Mozilla Firefox”. Choose that option and the web browser’s name and version will be displayed. Keep a note of it.
Question: I visited a search engine and now all the search terms I type in are saved and pop up each time I go back to the page. How do I clear it?
Answer: In Microsoft Internet Explorer, 5.5 and 6.0 click the Tools menu, then Internet Options then the Content tab then the AutoComplete button. Next click the Clear Forms button. Sometimes this doesn’t work. If not, you have to clear your index.dat file.
Question: The AutoComplete function is a pain. How do I turn it off?
In Internet Explorer 5 and later versions it can be turned off by going to the Tools menu and choosing Internet Options. Then choose the Content tab from the dialog box that pops up and click the “AutoComplete” button and uncheck the web addresses box and click “Ok”. In Netscape 6, click the “Edit” menu and then “Preferences”. Then select “Navigator” and click the arrow to the left til a list of suboptions appears. Then click “Smart Browsing” and uncheck “Enable Location Bar autocomplete”. Then click “Ok”.
Question: How do I remove my cookies file in Internet Explorer?
Question: How do I remove my cookies file in Netscape?
Answer: Web sites send small text files to your browser to keep track of your on-line sessions. They are particularly useful when you want a Web site to auto-sign you into a registration process. However web sites also use cookies to track you through the site. Web site shopping baskets use them for this purpose. To get rid of them in Netscape, click your START button, click Search, the for files or folders. Then type in “cookies.txt” and hit “Ok”. When the system files the file, select it with your mouse and delete it. net time you use Netscape it will create the an empty cookies file. Or use Cookie Boss.
Question: How do I get rid of pop-up windows when I surf?
Answer: Check out PopUp Nuker. It does a nice job for removing spyware and adaware. Learn more in our article about How to detect and remove spyware.
« If Windows 98 won’t install over 95, get the right CD.	» Chip overclocking makes PC faster, but be careful.I workout all the time. Absolutely love. Considerably strong, lean, and decent cardiovascular capacity along with endurance too. With that being said... boy I tell you what!  Ripped af dude. So being a gym douch at the time I asked to workout with him at some point. I did.  I was doing to figuring in my head thinking "is it juice, sarms, like I don't understand this" then he mentioned one day about how he inherited his grandfathers farm and everyday before and after school he worked the farm. It's just PR and a way to funnel lots of cash to cronies, which in turn are expected to give high amounts of cash from their salaries (officially and unofficially) to support the election of other cronies. 

How it works is pretty simple. Deputy Director Paweł earns 40k a month. Paweł gives the maximum allowed donation to PiS each year, but he also gives (unofficially) part of his salary under the table to other activists so they can afford to spend more time on political activities. He's left with 20k a month, which is still a good salary, and meanwhile the Party gets an extra 20k a month from our taxes.From the given sentence, extract the phrase (often noun or verb) that carries the given relationship. The generated phrase should be present in the sentence.
One example is below.
Q: Given Relationship:'make', Sentence: 'Jenny made the announcement that her baby was an alien.'
A: made
Rationale: The output relationship - made, is a correct verb form of the given relationship - make, and it is also used in the given sentence
Q: Given Relationship: 'be situate on', Sentence: 'The Opera House, situated at Bennelong Point, is an absolutely exquisite building.'
A:
situatedLimited rigorous evidence is available from sub-Saharan Africa regarding whether children who learn to read in their mother tongue will have higher learning outcomes in other subjects. A randomized controlled trial of mother-tongue literacy instruction, the Primary Math and Reading (PRIMR) Initiative, was implemented in Kenya from 2013 to 2014. We compared the impacts of the PRIMR mother-tongue treatment group in two languages with those of another group that did not use mother tongue, but utilized the same instructional components. Results showed that assignment to the mother-tongue group had no additional benefits for English or Kiswahili learning outcomes beyond the non-mother-tongue group, and that the mother-tongue group had somewhat lower mathematics outcomes. Classroom observational analysis showed that assignment to the mother-tongue group had only small impacts on the usage of mother tongue in other subjects. Advocates for mother-tongue programmes must consider such results alongside local implementation resistance in programme design.
Does Technology Improve Reading Outcomes?When the current lockdown here in Ontario came into effect on Dec. 26, not much changed for some of the libraries in the area, specifically the South Algonquin Public Library with branches in Whitney and Madawaska, the Gilmour Library in Tudor and Cashel Township, and the Carlow Mayo Public Library in Hermon. The head librarians of these libraries give updates on how the lockdown has affected their operations. With the exception of the South Algonquin library branches, which have closed for the duration of the lockdown, they are continuing to offer curbside pickup of their materials for patrons to enjoy as they try to navigate this current lockdown due to COVID-19.
Charlene Alexander is the CEO and head librarian at the South Algonquin Public Library and supervises both branches in Whitney and Madawaska. She gives an update on what’s going on there with the lockdown.
“Both branches will be closing and staff are moving to work from home until the restrictions are lifted. We had been [before the lockdown] working towards providing in person services in addition to curbside pickup. This includes policy planning, barriers installed at the circulation desks, a maximum of three people at a time in the library, one public computer in use at a time, and one work area where patrons could use their own devices. During lockdown, library staff will focus on professional development and any projects that can be completed at home,” she says.
Leanne Golan is the CEO and head librarian at the Gilmour Library in Tudor and Cashel Township and gives the following update on their lockdown status.
“With the new lockdown, we are continuing to offer contactless curbside pickup only. There are no new initiatives at this time,” she says.
Carrie McKenzie is the CEO and head librarian at the Carlow Mayo Public Library, and says that they are still operating curbside, and that nothing is changing for them in that regard.
“Our hours are Tuesday and Thursday from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. and Saturday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.,” she says.
While continuing to operate their curbside pickup, they have some new items in their inventory for patrons to check out.
TMZ is reporting that Rodney G. King, the man in whose name the 1992 Los Angeles Riots broke out after the police officers who beat King bloody were acquitted, died suddenly this morning.
King, 47, was found at the bottom of a swimming pool by his fiancee, Cynthia Kelly.
Police in Rialto, California, received a 911 call from King’s fiancee, Cynthia Kelly, about 5:25 a.m., said Capt. Randy De Anda. Responding officers found King at the bottom of the pool, removed him and performed cardiopulmonary resuscitation until paramedics arrived. He was pronounced dead at a local hospital, police said.
Kelly — who was a juror in King’s lawsuit against the city of Los Angeles in 1994 — told police King was an “avid swimmer,” but that she was not, De Anda said. She reported the two had just had a conversation and she went inside, but came back out after hearing a splash and saw him at the bottom of the pool.
De Anda said he did not see any drug paraphernalia “or anything that would indicate that Mr. King was intoxicated” at the scene, but a toxicology screen would be performed.
My immediate feeling is that King probably had a coronary, sank below the water, and drowned.
However, TMZ is also saying that according to Cynthia Kelly (or Kelley), King had been drinking all day Saturday and smoking dope today hours before his death.
Around 5:00 a.m., however, King may have been in trouble. He woke up Kelly with a great bellow, and started pounding on the glass sliding door leading to the pool area. She asked him what was wrong, and went for her phone to summon paramedics. When she heard the loud splash as his body hit the water, she rushed out