Q: You can use modifier tags when searching to narrow your results to specific categories. "from:username" - Returns messages and files from a specific team member when followed by a username. Some modifiers will be suggested by slack when performing a basic search to help narrow results. Use these if you only want to search messages from a certain time or date range. They can be combined to further narrow results. "after:12:00 PM" - Returns all messages and files sent after 12:00 PM on any day. "before: 8/1/2016" - Returns all messages and files sent before that specific date. If you only want to see messages from a certain channel or team in your results, you can use "in:". "in:general" - Returns only messages and files posted in the #general channel "in:teamname" - Returns only message and files posted to in any of the that team's channels. If you'd like to see messages that contain certain rich text or are favorited, you can filter your searches to include such messages alone. "has:link" - Returns search results that contain URLs. "has:star" - Returns search results that have been marked with a star. "has:😄" - Returns search results with smileys. For example, searching "red blue" will only return results if those words appear in that order in a message (as opposed to any message containing 'red' or 'blue'). For example, searching "te*" would return both "teal" and "test" in its results.
A: Search by username with the "from:" modifier. Search by date or time with the "before:" or "after:" modifiers. Search channels/teams with the "in:" modifier. Search by attachment with the "has:" modifier. Use quotations to search exact phrases. Use an asterisk for partial word searches.

Q: Click or double-click the Firefox app icon, which resembles an orange fox wrapped around a blue globe. If you can't open Firefox due to issues for which you want to start Firefox in Safe Mode, skip ahead to the Windows or Mac method. It's in the top-right corner of the Firefox page. Doing so prompts a drop-down menu to appear. You'll find this option at the bottom of the drop-down menu. It's at the top of the "Help" section of the drop-down menu. Doing so will close Firefox. This will prompt Firefox to re-open in Safe Mode. If Firefox's issues disappear while in Safe Mode, one or more of the add-ons you've installed is causing the issues. Go to the add-ons page by clicking , clicking Add-ons, and clicking the Extensions tab, then click Disable or Remove to the right of an add-on to either turn it off or delete it from Firefox. You can also reset your entire browser to its default settings by clicking Restart with Add-ons Disabled, clicking Refresh Firefox when prompted, and clicking Refresh Firefox when asked again. This will remove all of your browser's settings and add-ons.
A: Open Firefox. Click . Click Help. Click Restart with Add-ons Disabled. Click Restart when prompted. Click Start in Safe Mode when prompted. Review your browser's performance. Disable add-ons if necessary.

Q: This is the easiest way to unlock Luigi, and will likely happen before you know it if you play regularly with friends. At the end of the 22nd match, the winner will be challenged to a 1-on-1 fight against Luigi. If Luigi is defeated, you'll be able to select him in all modes. If you don't beat Luigi, you'll be challenged to a fight each time a versus match is completed. Another way to unlock Luigi is to clear all of the stages in Classic Mode without using a continue. You can set the number of lives you have when you start Classic Mode, so set it to 5 to give you the most retries. You can also lower the difficulty and still be able to unlock Luigi. After beating Classic Mode, Luigi will challenge you to a 1-on-1 fight. Defeating him will add him to your character roster. The final way to unlock Luigi is to play Subspace Emissary. On Level 29 "Subspace (Part 1)", you'll be given the opportunity to pick between King Dedede, Ness, and Luigi. Picking Luigi and then completing the game will unlock Luigi for all modes. The final area of Subspace Emissary is the Great Maze. In this area, you'll need to make your way through 40 rooms and find your way to the end. Along the way, you'll fight all of the characters and bosses that you've faced so far. For tips on completing the Subspace Emissary mode, click here.
A: Fight 22 Versus matches. Beat Classic Mode without continuing. Select Luigi as your character in Level 29 of Subspace Emissary.

Q: To move the plant outside, choose an area in your garden that drains well with full sun or partial shade. Dig a hole that is twice the size of your root ball, and plant it at the same depth that it was planted in the pot. Replace the soil around the plant. You may want to spread an inch or two of mulch around the plant. Coleus plants can be planted about one foot apart from each other. The more sun coleus receives, the more vibrant its colors will be. If possible, expose your coleus to sun all morning and shade in the afternoon. Otherwise, keep your coleus in partial shade. If your coleus is dropping leaves, it probably needs more sun. USDA Hardiness zones vary slightly by species and variety, but most coleus plants thrive in zones 910, if they are kept indoors in winter and outdoors the rest of the year. Coleus plants require constant moist soil, but will rot if left in puddles. In very hot or windy conditions, you may need to water daily or even twice daily to keep the soil moist. Increase the amount of watering if you notice wilting, dry brown spots, or fading color. Water the soil directly, since wet leaves are vulnerable to disease. If you want to speed up the plant's growth, use a general purpose fertilizer such as a 10-10-10 solution. Fertilizer can promote straggly or weak growth, so use one of the following options to keep it to beneficial levels: Apply a timed-release fertilizer according to instructions, just once each growing season. Or dilute a liquid fertilizer to or strength, and apply once every 2 weeks. Removing some of the plant's branches is recommended to prevent the coleus becoming top-heavy, and in order to shape it attractively. Here are the basic pruning strategies commonly used for coleus: To encourage coleus to grow straight, pinch off the side branches, but not the leaves growing directly on the stem. Do this if you want a more "treelike" appearance, instead of a wide bush. Once the coleus has reached the desired height, pinch off the top center shoot on the plant, to encourage it to fill out and become bushy. Remove flowers from the plants as soon as they appear, so the plant focuses on growing strong roots and thick foliage instead of creating seeds. If you enjoy the flowers, consider removing most of them and leaving the ones in the most visible locations. If the plant becomes top-heavy or leans in one direction, tie it loosely to a gardening stake using twine or another soft material. Ideally, do this during repotting to minimize the number of times you handle the plant. You can also prevent indoor plants from leaning by regularly adjusting which side of the plant is exposed to the light.
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Transplant the coleus outside. Decide on a sunlight level. Keep the soil moist, but not soggy. Fertilize (optional). Prune the coleus. Pinch off flowers. Stake the plant if necessary.