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A: Click the Chrome menu button on the browser toolbar, select "Tools" and then click on "Extensions. Select the "Extensions" tab. Remove the Ask Toolbar by clicking the small trash beside it. Click the Chrome menu button again. Click on "Settings. Click on "Manage search engine. Set the Chrome default search engine to google.com by clicking the "Make Default" button and select "Google. Search for Ask.com in the Search Engines list, and delete it by clicking "X.

Q: . When you are faced with a serious problem, such as whether or not to break up with someone, it can be helpful to use a decision-making process. This will help you to take stock of all of your options and analyze each one before deciding. To make your decision in a structured way, you may want to: Write a detailed definition the problem. Why do you want to break up with the person? Is it because of something that happened between the two of you? Or is it because of how you feel? Make a list of your options. Is breaking up the only option? Or do you think there is potential for you and your significant other to work things out? If you are determined to break up with the person, then what are your options for breaking up? Consider your options. Which option is most likely to bring about the best result? Think about what the risks and benefits of each of the options you have listed might be. Choose and follow through. After you have analyzed each option, you can choose the one that you think will provide the best results. Then, put your plan into action. Make sure to reflect on the outcome of your decision and consider how you might improve your approach in the future. Take enough time to think your decision through, and carefully weigh your reasons for wanting to break up. Make sure your decision is based on logic, not stress or anger. Once you pin down the exact reasons you're leaving the relationship, you'll have an easier time following through and defending your choice to your boyfriend or girlfriend. If your relationship is physically or emotionally abusive, you never need to feel guilty about breaking it off. You deserve safety and respect in your relationships. . It's only natural to feel guilty when you're breaking up with someone who cares about you, but don't let your guilt keep you in a relationship that makes you unhappy. Delaying a breakup might be easier in the short term. But, in the long term, dragging a relationship out wastes everyone's time and will hurt your partner more in the end. If you're uncertain about whether breaking up is the right thing to do, an outside opinion can help shed some light on the situation. Ask someone who cares about you for an objective opinion on your relationship. Use your judgment when asking for advice. Choose someone who will keep your business private. You don't want your partner to find out about the breakup from somebody else before they hear it from you. You might bring up the subject by saying "Hey, sis, I wanted to talk to you about something. I love John and he loves me, but we seem to have grown apart. I don't know what to do" We have gut instincts for a reason. Your subconscious mind often picks up on more information than your conscious mind does, leading to feelings and intuitions you can't explain. If you just can't shake the sense that it's time to break up, it's probably best to heed your instincts.
A: Use decision-making strategies Avoid making a rash decision. Address feelings of guilt Get the advice of someone you trust. Listen to your gut.

Q: A couple days before you are moving, use a washer cleaner pack to clean out the washer. Basically, you just drop the pack in and run the washer. Leave the lid open afterwards to dry it out. You can also run a cleaning cycle without soap if your washing machine has that option. Find the water supply valve, likely behind the washing machine, and turn it clockwise to shut it off. Disconnect the hose from the drain, and place a bucket underneath it. Turn on a warm cycle for the machine, letting it run for 30 seconds, and then switch it to spin. Flip the breaker at the breaker box to turn off the electricity to your washer. You don't want to mess with electricity while you're finishing up the disconnection process. the hoses and unplug the washer. Look for the water supply hoses. Your machine may have 1 or 2, depending on whether the water is heated in the machine or not. Use slip-joint pliers to detach the hoses from the water, letting the water drain in the bucket. Detach the hoses from the machine, and unplug the washer from the electricity. Put the hoses in a bag that you can seal up. The drain hose will stay attached to the machine. Tie it to the machine with rope or hold it on with plastic stretch wrap. Once you have everything disconnected, let the washer dry out so you're not moving it with moisture in it. Leave the door open for a full day to make sure it dries out. You can also wipe out the inside of the machine with a cloth. Check your manual for how your washer is secured for moving. Generally, you tighten the tub's screws in top-loading washers, or use bolts at the back of the machine for front-loading washers.
A: Run a cleaning cycle. Drain the water from the washing machine and drain hose. Shut off the electricity. Disconnect Let the washer dry out. Secure the washer.

Q: Heavy consumption of alcohol is a risk factor in the development of peptic ulcers. If you have been diagnosed with an ulcer, continued consumption of alcohol can contribute to irritation of ulcers and you should avoid it if you have an ulcer. This is especially true for strong alcohol and liquors. Alcohol can also lead gastritis, an inflammation of the stomach, that can severely impact the amount of time it will take for an ulcer to heal. Much like certain foods, caffeine can contribute to an increase in the secretion of stomach acid, which in turn increases the likelihood of your ulcer becoming irritated. Many stimulants have this effect and are best avoided when you have an ulcer. Caffeine is found in a wide variety of drinks such as coffee, tea, energy drinks and soda, so be sure to check the label if you're uncertain. It is thought that even decaffeinated coffee can increase stomach acid production. So it may be best to avoid even decaffeinated coffee. Quit smoking and avoid second-hand smoke. The chemicals in cigarette smoke can weaken the stomach lining, which irritates current ulcers or may even cause new ulcers to develop. Similar to other stimulants, nicotine may contribute to an increase in the production of stomach acid, which can irritate an ulcer. Nicotine can also lead to inflammation which hampers the healing process. Although there is an uncertain correlation between stress and ulcer pain, some ulcer sufferers find that when emotional stress in their life rises, so does the ulcer irritation. A program that reduces stress may have beneficial consequences and help you avoid irritating your ulcer. Try regularly practicing relaxation techniques such as yoga, meditation or tai chi. Some research suggests that a formal stress reduction program with a class might be more effective for those with an ulcer than doing it at home alone.
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Reduce consumption of alcohol. Cut down on caffeine. Avoid nicotine. Reduce stress.