If you don't currently have a Google search results page open, perform a Google search on any topic. " " " All your Google Web History will be completely erased.

Summary: Navigate to a Google search results page. Click on the gear button located in the upper-right corner of your Google search results page. Click on "Web history. Click on the gear icon once again, and select "Settings. Click on the link that reads "Delete All. Click on the button labeled "Delete All" to confirm the process.

Over the counter pain relievers can help to reduce inflammation and pain from mouth ulcers. Try taking a pain reliever such as acetaminophen or ibuprofen. These pain relievers will not necessarily heal your ulcers, but they can help to relieve pain caused by the ulcers while the ulcer heals. You can also use topical products like Anbesol, which is applied locally for pain relief. Use these products for children and adults as directed. There are multiple kinds of medicine that can help mouth ulcers. Topical corticosteroid preparations, such as triamcinolone paste or Orabase, can help treat sores on your lips or gums. Blistex and Campho-Phenique provide relief against the pain of canker sores and cold sores. These work best if you apply them at the first sign of a mouth ulcer. If you have serious issues with your mouth ulcers, you can get medication from your doctor to help. Your doctor may prescribe medication such as Zovirax or Denavir, which can reduce the healing time of the ulcer by half a day. They also decrease the pain associated with the inflammatory response. If you have a severe cold sore, your doctor may prescribe oral antiviral medications, which can be used to help heal the herpes simplex virus stomatitis that causes them. These include medications like acyclovir, valacyclovir and famciclovir.

Summary: Take pain relievers. Treat ulcers with over the counter medications. Take prescription medication.

If your case goes to trial, you will have the opportunity to have it heard before a judge or before a jury. This decision must be made in your complaint. If you chose to waive your right to a jury, your case will be held in front of a judge who will make every substantive decision about your case. If you chose to have your case heard by a jury, you will take part in "voire dire", which is the process for choosing a jury. During voire dire you will have the opportunity to question potential jurors about their biases and ability to be impartial. If you think a juror is biased, you can ask to have them dismissed. When a jury is chosen, they will be sworn in and the trial will begin. Your opening statement should outline the case you will make for the jury, or for the judge, and will provide a road map explaining your case. The opening statement is not a time to present evidence and you should not complicate things at this time. Your opening statement should be short and to the point. Once you give your opening statement, the defendant will have an opportunity to do the same. However, the defendant can also choose to hold off and make a statement right before they present their case. When opening statements are complete, you will present you case by calling witnesses to the stand and introducing evidence through them. You will ask each witness questions and present evidence in accordance with the local rules of evidence. When you are done questioning each witness, the defendant will have an opportunity to cross-examine them and try to poke holes in their testimony. Once your case has been presented and you have rested, the defense will have their opportunity to present their case. After the defendant questions each of their witnesses, you will have an opportunity to cross-examine them in order to call into question their testimony. You will do this by showing the witness was either untruthful or unreliable. For example, if a defense witness stated one thing during direct examination, but the complete opposite during a deposition, you will want to bring this to light during cross examination. When you and the defendant have rested, you will have an opportunity to make a closing argument to the jury or judge. Your closing argument is an opportunity to go over the key points of your case, persuade the judge or jury you deserve to win, and to make any final points you need to make. Once you make your closing statement, the defendant will have an opportunity to make one as well. When the trial is over, the jury or judge will deliberate about what they heard before making a final decision. After deliberations, the decision maker will make their decision and issue a verdict. The verdict is the final decision of the trial. If you win, judgment will be entered in your favor and damages will be awarded. If you lose, judgment will be entered in the defendant's favor and you will not be able to collect any money.

Summary: Choose a jury. Make an opening statement. Present your case. Cross-examine witnesses. Make your closing argument. Await a verdict.

This will help the syrup to thicken. It should have a golden brown color, like the color of Grade A maple syrup.
Summary: Boil the water in a medium saucepan. Lower the heat to medium and stir in the sugar, stirring with a wooden spoon until the sugar has dissolved. Add the vanilla extract and boil for another 3 to 5 minutes. Set the saucepan aside and allow the syrup to cool. Pour the syrup into a 1/2-Liter jar that has been sterilized. Store the syrup in the refrigerator as needed.