Q: Pour 3/4 cup (180 ml) of palm oil into another large pot on the stove. Put the lid on the pot and turn the heat to low. The pot should be at least 5-quarts (4.7 liters) in size. Try to use a pot with a clear lid, so you can see inside as the oil bleaches. Avoid lifting the lid as the oil heats or smoke will escape. The oil will change from a red oil to a golden brown color once it's bleached enough. Keep the lid on the pot and just turn the heat off. You can leave the pot to cool on the stove or carefully lift it and set it outside to cool. Let the oil cool until you can easily hold the outside of the pot with your hands. Consider opening the windows in your kitchen in case any smoke accidentally escapes from the pot. If you took the pot outside to cool, bring it back inside and set it on the stove. You shouldn't see any smoke in the pot. Remove the lid and turn the heat to high, so you can cook the rest of the stew.
A: Measure the palm oil into a pot and turn the heat to low. Heat the oil over low heat for 8 to 10 minutes. Turn off the heat and cool the oil. Return the oil to the heat.

Q: Have an array of nail polish colors set out to choose from and pick one for your nails. Let your friend paint your nails and you can paint hers. Get out the hair supplies, straightener, curling iron, and hairspray and create a fun hairstyle for your friend. You can go crazy and wild, or fun and cute. Try out different hair styles with each other and take tons of pictures. Either make your own facial mask or buy one at the store and give each other relaxing facials. Don't forget the cucumbers for the eyes!
A: Paint each other's nails. Do each other's hair. Give each other facials.

Q: If you want to go directly to a specific page on a website, you will need to enter the file path. The file path always follows a "/". The "/" in a URL represents a subdirectory within the website. Each "/" marks that you are descending one level deeper into the site. The file path is followed by the file name, and sometimes the file extension "example.com/subdirectory/filename.html". Most URLs do not require the file extension it fills automatically. However, it is often necessary to include. Make sure you are entering the correct file path, as /page.php and /page.html are completely separate files You may be more likely to make a mistake when copying long chains of characters into the address box by hand. If you have access to the text of the web address, simply copy and paste it into the address bar. Strange characters may appear in the address bar:?, #, and series of numbers. You don't need to worry about these, except insofar as you must copy out the chains of digits to reach certain specific sites. A "?" with numbers/letters following the url is called a parameter. Parameters are automatically generated and not necessary to type in. A "#" followed by letters/numbers is called an anchor. Websites sometimes have certain points specified on a page, that let you jump directly to a specific place on the page. The page will automatically scroll to the place the anchor is found.
A: Enter the file path to go to a specific page on the site. Use the computer's Copy function, if possible. Understand parameters and anchors.

Q: What are the most important things on your list? In general, you might decide that work/school tasks will outweigh social and house-hold chores, though certain outliers may exist. You've got to eat and bathe, for example, though laundry might be able to wait another day while you finish an important work project. Decide on a few different levels, maybe three, to rank the different tasks and criteria on your list. High, medium, and low importance tasks might be the best and simplest way to start ranking the importance of things on your list. Be judicious in deciding. You can also use colors to rank the items on your list. For example, you could use red to identify important or high priority items on your list, orange for items of medium importance, and yellow for items that are not pressing at all. Consider upcoming deadlines and your ability to work within those deadlines. What needs to be done the soonest? What needs to be done by the end of the day? What might you be able to buy a bit more time on? It's important to consider the length of time it takes you to accomplish each of the tasks, maybe even assigning a set time to certain things. If you consider it a priority to exercise every day, but you've got a crazy amount of work to do, give yourself an exercise cap of 30 minutes and find somewhere to fit it in. It might be critical that you get something to post-office by the end of the day, but this isn't a terrifically difficult task. Rank everything on your list in terms of its difficulty so you'll know how to situate it in relation to other tasks. It might be effective to use levels like Difficult, Moderate, and Easy to rank them, rather than trying to judge them in relation to one another. Don't worry about putting them in order before you've given each item its own rating, if it's helpful to do so. Put at the top of the list the most important and urgent tasks that will require the least amount of effort to try to maximize your work in the time you've allotted for it.
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Rank the importance of each task. Rank the urgency of each task. Rank the effort required for each task. Compare all the tasks and order the list.