INPUT ARTICLE: Article: " This will stop any background processes associated with the Babylon app. " The Control Panel window will open and display on-screen. " Examples of programs associated with Babylon Search are "Babylon 9," "White Label Apps," "Babylon Enterprise," "Babylon Electronic Dictionary," and "Babylon Mobile." When complete, skip to Parts Three, Four, and Five in this article to remove Babylon Search from all Internet browsers.

SUMMARY: Right-click on the Babylon icon located in the Windows system tray and select "Exit. Click on "Start" and select "Control Panel. Click on "Add / Remove Programs" or "Uninstall a program. Review the entire list of programs to identify any programs associated with Babylon Search or Babylon Software. Select the option to uninstall all Babylon programs from your computer.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: If you have multiple birds, it is best to move a bird that isn't feeling well into another cage in a different room. This helps reduce stress for your sick bird, and helps stop contagious diseases from spreading to your healthy birds. Sick birds need special care from a vet that focuses on treating birds, commonly called an avian vet. If you think your lovebird may be sick, call your local avian vet immediately to make an appointment. If you think your bird is critically sick, ask for recommendations for an emergency animal hospital if your vet can't see you immediately. Ask the vet about what steps and precautions you should take with the bird for the time in between your call and your appointment. You can search for an avian vet by visiting http://www.aav.org/. Stress can cause the onset or worsening of some diseases in birds. Reduce stress by keeping perches low, making sure food and water are easy to reach, minimizing handling, and allowing a quiet space for your bird to rest. Supplemental heat is necessary as birds lose body heat rapidly when sick. Use a heat lamp to provide your bird with an environment around 80 to 85 F (26-29 C). Natural sunlight is also important to help ward off vitamin D deficiencies. Place your bird in an area with access to natural light, or use full-spectrum lamps to provide the UVA and UVB rays they need. Help eliminate bacteria that can grow in dirty cages by removing old cage liner or paper and rinsing out food and water dishes with soap and hot water daily. Additionally, the cage and all toys, dishes, and accessories should be disinfected using a bird-safe disinfectant once a week. Remember to allow the disinfectant to dry completely before rinsing it away with hot water. The cage and equipment should then be allowed to dry again before returning your lovebird to its home.

SUMMARY: Isolate the bird. Take your bird to an avian vet. Reduce stress around the bird. Provide supplemental heat. Clean their cages daily.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Thyme will bloom with tiny white, lavender or pink flowers. If you grow your thyme for culinary purposes, you'll get the most potent flavor from the herbs if you harvest right before the flowers begin to open. As for the flowers themselves, feel free to pinch them off if you like. This will stimulate the production of more leaves. However, the flavor of thyme won't be negatively affected if you allow your plants to bloom. If you enjoy the way the flowers look, allow them to grow freely. You can harvest thyme at any point in the year, although the flavor is usually the best in June or July. This is when the flavor is most concentrated. Cut off fresh green sprigs in the morning. Leave behind the woody parts of the stalk. Strip the tiny leaves off the stems before using them. When trimming off sprigs, always try to leave behind at least five inches of growth on the plant. This will help it continue to flourish. The more you trim and prune your thyme, the more it will grow. Regular trimming will also make your plants grow in a more rounded shape. Check an almanac or online to see when the first frost usually occurs in your area. Stop cutting thyme about two weeks before this date. Hang the sprigs in a dark, well-ventilated area to dry them. You can also dry them by laying them out on a tray and putting them in a food dehydrator. Once the pieces dry out completely, the leaves will easily fall off the stems. After you've removed the dried leaves, store them in an airtight container until you're ready to use them. You can also store your dried thyme in the freezer or preserved in oil or vinegar.

SUMMARY:
Harvest thyme just before the plant flowers for the best flavor. Clip off sprigs off as needed using scissors or pruning shears. Dry the harvested thyme sprigs somewhere warm and shady.