INPUT ARTICLE: Article: You can find the icon to this browser either on the desktop or on the taskbar. Just double-click on it so you can open it. This should be on the top-right side of the window; it looks like a gear. Click on it to reveal a drop-down menu. " This option is near the bottom of the box. If the option cannot be clicked, you may have to minimize the window. A window will pop up, and it will have different tabs to help manage Internet Explorer. " This will turn on the pop-up blocker for your Internet Explorer. If you want to allow some sites to pop up, you can go to the "Settings" button beside the check box of the pop-up blocker and configure it from there.

SUMMARY: Open the Internet Explorer. Look for the "Settings" button. Click on "Internet Options. Click on Privacy tab that is located at the top of the window. Click on the check box next to "Pop-up Blocker.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Determine what kind of alloy a ring is made of by reading labels and talking to a jeweler. An alloy is a mixture of two or more metals, in this case used to make the platinum harder. Platinum rings should be marketed listing the quantity of other metals, especially if there is less than 90% pure platinum in the ring. A 950PLAT ring will typically be alloyed with cobalt, copper (or a combination of the two), iridium, palladium, ruthenium, or tungsten, which makes up the other 50 parts of 1000. If this other 5% is from the platinum metal group (iridium, palladium, ruthenium, rhodium), the ring can be considered 100% precious. A 900PLAT ring will usually be alloyed with iridium or palladium. Sometimes it will be listed as IRIDPLAT to indicate a mix of 100 parts iridium and 900 parts platinum. An 850PLAT ring will usually be alloyed with palladium. Less than 85% platinum will often be listed with the quantity of palladium or other metal, such as "585PLAT 415PALL." Once you know the content of other metal present in a platinum ring, you can make choices based on the quality that each type yields. Find an alloy that will have the finish and durability you desire. A composition of 950 parts platinum and 50 parts cobalt is often considered the finest alloy quality for platinum rings. This combination creates an extremely strong and durable ring with a very bright finish, looking almost as if it has been lit from the inside. A ring with 950 parts platinum and 50 parts ruthenium is very durable and almost scratch-resistant, so it is a very fine quality choice. It also has a high shine mirror-like finish. A 950 parts platinum and 50 parts iridium is perhaps the most common alloy sold in platinum rings, but it is not the highest quality. It yields a softer metal which is prone to scratches, pits, and bends, leading to a duller finish over time. Choose a platinum alloy with a certain type of metal if you have a known allergy to one of the common base metals. Note that any ring with a high percentage of pure platinum should not cause negative skin reactions, as platinum is hypoallergenic. Avoid cobalt in alloys with a lower amount of platinum, as those with a cobalt allergy may be sensitive. However, in a quality PT950/Cobalt alloy, allergic reactions are very rare. Copper is also a fairly common metal allergy. Steer clear of rings with copper or copper-cobalt platinum alloys, especially in lower grades, if you have a known reaction. An allergy to any metal in jewelry will show up as a red, itchy rash or blisters on the skin that comes in contact with the jewelry. Test out wearing a piece of copper or cobalt jewelry for 24-48 hours, if you can, to determine if you will have a negative reaction.

SUMMARY: Find out what metal the platinum is mixed with. Understand what alloys yield the best quality. Consider possible allergens in metal alloys.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Open the lid of the preheated grill, and place the lobster tails cut side down against the grate. Space the lobsters evenly from one another in the center of the grill for the most even cooking. Lobster tails placed towards the edges may take longer to cook than those placed in the center of the grill. Space the tails a minimum of 3 inches (7.6cm) apart for the mot even heat. Flip the tails if the shells are bright red. If your tails are not bright red yet, check that your grill is on medium-high heat and cook them until the shells are red, checking at 1-minute intervals. Turn the tails over on the grill, and spoon a tablespoon (14 g) of the herbed butter over the cut meat of each lobster tail. Close the lid of the grill and cook the lobster tails on this side for 4 minutes. After 4 minutes, open the lid of the grill. The lobster meat should be opaque and white. If it's still translucent at all, double check the temperature of your grill (it should still be medium-high) and continue cooking until the meat is white and opaque, checking at 1-minute intervals. Use barbeque tongs to remove the lobster tails from the grill onto a serving plate. Serve them with the leftover herb butter and lemon wedges. Garnish the meat with fresh herbs for extra appeal at the table. Switch each of your burners into the off position, and twist the valve of your propane tank closed. Close the lid of your grill for storage, so rain and other debris don't get inside.

SUMMARY: Place the lobster skewers cut side down on the grill. Close the lid and check the lobster tails after 5 minutes. Flip the lobster tails and grill for another 4 minutes. Check the lobster for doneness by observing its color. Remove the lobster tails from the grill. Turn off your grill.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Get a dandelion-specific herbicide from a local gardening or lawncare store. Read the label and follow the manufacturer's instructions to ensure that you apply the herbicide to the dandelions correctly. Every herbicide's instructions are different, but in general, they will take a few days to begin killing the unwanted plants. Selective herbicides are designed to kill a single species of weed or plant while non-selective herbicides are designed to kill every major type of weed. A selective herbicide is usually less effective than a non-selective herbicide. But if you're trying to grow any other plants in your yard, the non-selective herbicide can be a risky proposition. If you want to target other weeds in addition to the dandelions, opt for a non-selective herbicide. Follow the manufacturer's instructions to apply the herbicide to your lawn. Typically, it only takes non-selective herbicide 2-3 applications to completely kill weeds. Non-selective herbicide may damage other plants or flowers in your lawn. Pre-emergent weed killer prevents the germination of seeds that are already under the topsoil. Using a pre-emergent treatment will prevent any dandelion roots or seeds from growing or developing into mature plants. Get a pre-emergent treatment from a lawn care store and spay it over your lawn in the spring or after removing dandelion plants to keep them from coming back.

SUMMARY:
Use a selective herbicide to target dandelions specifically. Choose a non-selective herbicide to kill dandelions and other weeds. Use a pre-emergent weed killer after removing plants or in the spring.