Write an article based on this "Press the start button. Go to All Programs Go to Start up Right click on what you don't want to automatically open. Choose Delete. There will be a popup, click Delete Shortcut If you want to remove more, go back to step 1."
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Write an article based on this "Know which foods are most nutritious when cooked and how to cook them. Choose cooking pots wisely. Don't overcook. Steam where possible. Add some oil to your vegetables. Reuse or conserve cooking water."
article: If a food contains a lot of nutrients and vitamins but your body cannot absorb or process them, then the nutrients are essentially wasted. Cooking can often increase the absorption of certain nutrients. For instance, the absorption of beta-carotene was found to be 6.5 times greater when carrots were stir fried versus when eaten raw. Tomatoes sauteed in olive oil may be linked to an increased absorption of lycopene, an antioxidant. Spinach, asparagus, and mushrooms are other foods that may benefit from heating, as this can increase the bioavailability of certain nutrients, allowing your body to better absorb them. Try cooking foods whole an unpeeled to preserve their vitamins while cooking. It may surprise you to learn that microwaving is a good way to heat food while preserving many nutrients, particularly in mushrooms and garlic. This is due to the short cooking times. Iron pots may destroy vitamin C but add iron, especially in acidic food, while unlined copper will destroy vitamin C, vitamin E, and folacin. Roasting meat for a long time destroys thiamin. If you boil vegetables or cook them in large quantities of fat (for instance, through deep-frying), you may end up leaching out valuable vitamins. Water-soluble vitamins such as vitamin B and vitamin C will be leached out during boiling, while fat-soluble vitamins such as vitamin A will leach out into cooking oil. Instead, steam vegetables using a small amount of water on the stovetop or in a microwave. You can also saute them in a small amount of fat that will be including in the dish itself. As long as you use microwave-safe vessels, microwaving does not affect nutrient content more than any other cooking method. Keep the lid on. By keeping the lid on your pot while cooking vegetables, steam is created that helps cook the vegetables faster. Drizzling some olive oil on your salad or lightly frying your greens in oil can help you absorb the fat-soluble vitamins contained in vegetables. Any water that is used while cooking catches the vitamins that leach out of the food, as well as some of its flavor. Choose cooking methods that allow you to retain this water. For example, cook vegetables in a soup. Or, use the leftover water from steaming as the basis for the broth for your next batch of soup.

Write an article based on this "Keep a first aid kit. Prevent illness. Know how to recognize the first signs of illness."
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Pet stores often will not carry Betta fish medication, meaning that you will need to order it online. If you do this after your Betta fish gets sick it will likely be too late. Complete first aid kits are available online. However, you can try to save money by ordering the necessary supplies separately. Basic medications include: Bettazing or Bettamax, Kanamycin, Tetracycline, Amplicillin, Jungle Fungus Eliminator, Maracin 1, and Maracyn 2. Most Betta fish ailments are caused by improper feeding and cleaning. These will be examined in greater detail later. However, a few things to always keep in mind include: Clean the tank regularly. To keep it clean, do not overcrowd with too many fish, add aquarium salt to water, and disinfect the tank. To limit the spread of disease from one fish to another, immediately remove dead fish, quarantine new fish for two weeks before introducing them to a tank, and wash your hands after handling fish. Do not overfeed fish or allow food to rot in tank. The most obvious way to tell that a Betta fish is sick is to observe whether or not it wants to eat. If it is not eating or appears unexcited at the sight of food, it is likely sick. Other signs of illness include a less vibrant color or strange discolorations. Others signs that your betta fish is sick include: rubbing against items in the tank as if to scratch itself; swollen, protruded eyes; raised scales that protrude out toward you; lethargy; and a fin that is clumped together rather than spread out.