Problem: Article: Click or double-click the Internet Explorer app icon, which resembles a light-blue "e" icon. Click the gear-shaped icon in the top-right corner of the Internet Explorer window. A drop-down menu will appear. You'll see this option near the top of the drop-down menu. This prompts a pop-out window. It's close to the top of the pop-out Safety menu. Doing so will open Internet Explorer's InPrivate Browsing window in which you can browse without your computer saving your search history or a log of your downloads. Exiting InPrivate Browsing will return you to your regular browsing session. Press Ctrl and Shift and tap P to open a private browsing window whenever Internet Explorer is open.
Summary: Open Internet Explorer. Open Settings . Select Safety. Click InPrivate Browsing. Use the keyboard shortcut.

Problem: Article: Set up an appointment if your migraines occur more than once a week on average. You should also see your doctor if your migraine symptoms don't seem to improve with over-the-counter medications, prescription drugs, or home remedies. They can discuss new or alternative treatment options with you.You should also seek medical care if you're taking over-the-counter or prescription medications to manage your migraine pain more than twice a week. Extremely severe or complicated migraines, though rare, can affect you more intensely than regular migraines. They can also mimic the symptoms of other, more serious conditions, such as a stroke. For this reason, it's important to get these symptoms assessed right away. Make an appointment with your doctor or go to the emergency room if you experience any of the following: Some of these might include: Hemiplegic migraine: You may experience temporary paralysis or nerve changes with this headache. You should check with your doctor to make sure this is not a stroke, since some of the symptoms can be similar. Persistent aura: Visual auras with your migraines (such as patterns, flashes of light, or partial loss of vision) usually go away shortly after the attack. In rare cases, they may last for hours or even more than a week afterward. If you experience this, seek medical care to make sure it isn't a sign of bleeding in your brain. Basilar artery migraine: You might experience dizziness or confusion and pain in the back of your head. You may also experience vomiting, ringing in the ears, or an inability to speak properly. Status migrainosus: This is a severe migraine attack that lasts longer than 3 days. This migraine is often caused by certain types of medications. Certain medical ailments or medications may increase your risk for migraines. Managing these conditions properly can help reduce your risk of having migraine symptoms, so work with your doctor to diagnose and treat them if present. Some medical conditions and medications that may contribute to migraines include: Being overweight or underweight Experiencing hormonal changes (such as those associated with menopause, fluctuations in your menstrual cycle, or taking hormone medications) A family history of migraines Stress Taking certain medications, such as vasodilators or hormonal birth control pills Sleep disorders High blood pressure or certain heart diseases
Summary: Call your doctor if your migraines are frequent or don't respond to treatment. Check with your doctor if you get more serious migraines. Ask your doctor about underlying conditions that might cause migraines.

Problem: Article: You can still wear heels for casual chic, but flats are a more comfortable option that can still boast a lot of style. Some shoes to try include: A pair of black-heeled pumps. A pair of beige ankle booties A pair of strappy sandals in a color of your choice A pair of brown leather or suede boots. A pair of nice sneakers or Converse high-tops. Casual chic enables you to combine the most comfortable clothes from your wardrobe and do a little mix-and-match with accessories. The best accessories include simple everyday items such as sunglasses, hats, scarves, belts, and purses/bags/totes. Some suggestions include: 1-2 scarfs in semi neutrals, i.e. blue,burgundy. A oversized black leather handbag A cream envelope clutch A pair of golden framed mirrored aviator sunglasses, or a pair of regular large black sunglasses. You can also take jewelry, even basic rings, bracelets, and necklaces, and use them to give subtle accents to your outfit. Casual chic doesn't need to look expensive, so don't worry about getting a $350 necklace to look good. The beauty of casual chic is that you don't have to put hours of work into a hairstyle. Take care of your hair with daily conditioner and regular washing this should be enough. Try putting your hair in a sleek ponytail, half up, in a loose bun or just leave it down. You can keep it straight, curly, or wavy, but make sure that it isn't frizzy. If you are going to look casual, your makeup needs to be casual as well. Use tinted moisturizer or light coverage foundation to make your skin look dewy/glowing. Apply light foundation, a little bit of powder (if you need it), bronzer, white shimmer (to put in the corner of your eyes and to highlight the brow bone), and a touch of mascara. Again, you don't need to go overboard. Simply touch up your facial skin and elongate your eyelashes a bit to look casual but put-together.
Summary: Aim to wear more flats. Make the outfit pop with 1-2 accessories. Get a little bling in your life. Care for your hair. Wear the right style of makeup.

Problem: Article: Dalia is best eaten hot, regardless of whether you're enjoying the plain, vegetable, or sweet variety. Even if you're eating leftovers, be sure to reheat them in a saucepan before serving. When making sweet dalia, it's important to heat the dalia through after adding milk, because the milk will lower the temperature of the dish. You can garnish dalia with any spices or aromatics you like, and chopped fresh herbs are one of the most popular ways to finish a dish before serving. Wash, dry, and chop the herbs finely before sprinkling them on top of each individual dish of dalia. Good herbs for garnishing vegetable dalia include parsley and coriander. Popular herbs for pairing with sweet or dessert dishes include mint, cilantro, and basil. Both sweet and vegetable dalia can be served with yogurt, either on the side or mixed right into the dish before serving. For sweet dalia, consider vanilla or fruit flavored yogurts. Serve vegetable dalia with plain yogurt or raita. Raita is a yogurt-based condiment made with herbs, spices, and often cucumber and onion.
Summary:
Eat it hot. Garnish it with fresh herbs. Serve it with yogurt.