Problem: Article: Click or double-click the Firefox app icon, which resembles a blue globe with an orange fox wrapped around it. It's in the upper-right corner of the Firefox window. Doing so invokes a drop-down menu. This button is near the middle of the drop-down menu. On a Mac, click Preferences here instead. It's in the upper-left side of the Options (or Preferences) page. This is the box below the "Default Search Engine" heading at the top of the page. A drop-down menu will appear. The search engine here is most likely Google. Click a search engine in the drop-down menu to apply it to Firefox. From this point on, Firefox will use your selected search engine when you type information into the address bar.
Summary: Open Firefox. Click . Click Options. Click the Search tab. Click the search engine drop-down box. Select a search engine.

Problem: Article: As much as you can, try to stay out of direct sunlight, especially during the hours between 10am and 4pm. This is when the sun's rays are the strongest. If you have to go out in the sun, try to carry a parasol to create some shade for yourself. If you are sitting outside, try to sit somewhere that is shaded and out of the sun. Even if you don't expect to be in the sun, apply a sunscreen with an SPF of at least 30 each day. You should also do this when it is overcast, as it is possible for the sun's rays to penetrate clouds, even if you don't realize it. Apply the sunscreen to any part of your skin that will be exposed. Don't forget the tops of your ears, and the back of your neck! If you are worried that sunscreen will make your face greasy, try looking for a sunscreen that is specifically formulated for the face. These might have a lower SPF, but won't be greasy. If you are worried about breaking out, look for sunscreens that are non-comedogenic. Wearing a hat can protect the sensitive skin on your face, your ears, and your neck. Choosing a hat that has a brim all the way around will help protect the skin on the back of you neck, and it will also cover your ears. Wearing a hat can be very fashionable as well. You can even make it part of your own unique style if you wear a hat all of the time. Although it won't help keep your skin pale, wearing sunglasses will also protect your eyes from sun damage. If it is a very sunny day, try to wear long-sleeved shirts and long pants. This will keep your skin from burning or tanning. If it is also hot, try to choose light fabrics so that you don't overheat. Long maxi dresses will look summery, keep you cool, and keep your legs covered. You can wear a light cardigan to keep your shoulders and arms covered. If you want to lighten your skin you can make a natural skin bleach using a slice of lemon, a cup of milk, and 2 or 3 teaspoons of natural yogurt. You can smear this mixture on your skin and leave it on for up to half an hour. Remove the mixture from your skin immediately if you experience any burning or itching. To make the mixture allow the lemon slice to soak in the milk for a few hours. After that, remove the lemon slice and add yogurt, a teaspoon at a time, until the mixture has a thick consistency that you can apply on your skin like you would a face mask. You may be able to purchase an over-the-counter skin lightener that you can use to make your skin appear lighter. In some cases, you may be able to talk to your doctor about a prescription-strength skin lightener. If you do purchase an over-the-counter product be sure that it does not contain mercury, and only has 2% hydroquinone for best results. It is important that you follow the instructions provided with the cream very carefully to avoid causing damage to your skin. Be aware that using a skin lightening cream comes with its own risks. In many skin lightening products, the active ingredient is mercury. If you use too much of the cream, or if you use it too often, you could be poisoned by the mercury. Skin lighteners may also contain steroids, which can cause long-term health problems if used in excess. Many skin lighteners also use hydroquinone, which can cause unwanted skin discoloration if used improperly.
Summary: Stay out of the sun. Wear high SPF sunscreens. Wear a hat. Keep your skin covered. Make a skin bleach. Use a commercial skin lightener.

Problem: Article: What types of situations are most embarrassing for you? Are you most embarrassed when you feel strangers are judging you, such as when you have to give a speech to a large audience? Or do you feel most embarrassed when those close to you see you do something awkward, like when food is stuck in your teeth or toilet paper on your feet? Some people tend to experience the most embarrassment when people they know see them do something wrong. This feeling is closely related to shame. Other triggers include other people saying or doing things that seem inappropriate (such as talking about sex or bodily functions around you). Other times, embarrassment comes from general feelings of inadequacy. This might manifest as a fear of meeting new people, embarrassment about your appearance, or fear to speak up in class. Every person experiences embarrassment; it's part of being human! Just like making mistakes and learning from them, embarrassing situations can teach you a lot about who you are as a person and what you value. It can also teach you about areas where you want to grow as a person. Being easily embarrassed is a personality trait, part of what makes you who you are. People who are easily embarrassed also tend to feel other emotions deeply, making them great empathizers and great friends. Be proud of who you are! Ask your friends about embarrassing things that have happened to them. This will reassure you that everyone goes through embarrassing moments! It is easy to dwell on embarrassing things that have happened to you and imagine that other people think of those things when they see you. The truth is, most people have enough of their own insecurities to think about without worrying about your issues! Occasionally, it's OK to relive past embarrassment, if only to put current embarrassing situations in perspective. After all, you lived through every past embarrassing thing you've ever done, so why should this one be any different? Otherwise, be kind to yourself and allow yourself to forget and move on. What would you say to a good friend who was in your shoes? Remember to be a friend to yourself. Sometimes, recognizing the type of embarrassment you are most prone to can help you avoid situations where you are likely to encounter your trigger. If you must give a speech and public speaking is your trigger, try using a Powerpoint slideshow or other visual aid. This helps by subtly distracting people from staring at you as you talk. Also, practice until you are perfectly familiar with all of your material; this will make you more confident that you know your stuff. If you trust your family and friends to not take advantage of your insecurities by purposely embarrassing you, you can enlist them to help you avoid embarrassing situations. Let your friends know what issues are most embarrassing for you and ask them to help you avoid them. If your friends tend to point out that your face is turning red, ask them to stop. Studies show that simply telling someone that their face is red will make their face turn redder! Ask people you trust to stop teasing you about sensitive topics. For some people, the most embarrassing thing is when they are teased about an insecurity (like a physical attribute or someone they have a crush on). If someone really cares about you and learns that this issue bothers you, they will stop teasing you. If they don't stop, it might be time to find new friends.
Summary:
Recognize your embarrassment triggers. Recognize that it's OK to be embarrassed. Forget past mistakes. Avoid situations that you know will be embarrassing. Ask your friends for support.