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Click the Manage Website Settings... button. This will load a list of sites that Java is currently allowed on. This will disable Java on any website that isn't on the list. Click Done when you're finished. This will ensure that your settings take effect.

summary: Click the "Safari" menu and select "Preferences". Click the "Security" tab. Select "Java" from the left frame. Click the "When visiting other website" pop-out menu and select "Block". Restart Safari.

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Different types of food need to be pressure cooked for different amounts of time in order to be properly prepared. If you're following a particular recipe, cook the food for the amount of time that it recommends. If not, check out the recipe book that your Instant Pot came with for guidance on cook time. You can also go to the Instant Pot website and click on the "Cooking Time" tab to get the information you need. Firstly, check to make sure that your sealing ring is clean and in place. It should be secured inside of the edge all the way around the underside of the lid. Then, check that the float valve on the underside of the lid is clean and can easily move up and down. Also, the steam release handle on the top side of the lid should be clean and in the sealed position. Put all of your different ingredients into the steel inner pot. If it isn't already, place the inner pot into the outer body. Put the lid onto the pot and turn it clockwise so that it locks. Then, make sure that the correct end of the power cord is securely plugged into the bottom of the outer body. Plug the other end into an electrical outlet. Scan the different pre-set buttons for the one that most accurately represents the food you're cooking. For example, if you're cooking chicken, select "Poultry." After pushing the pre-set button, wait 10 seconds and listen for the beep that sounds when cooking has begun. In addition to "Poultry," the other pre-set options include: Soup Meat/Stew Bean/Chili Rice Multi-grain Porridge Steam Pushing a pre-set button will automatically make a cook time pop up on the screen. If this is different than the cook time you want, press the "Adjust" button to jump to different temperatures and their corresponding cook times, or simply press the "+" or "-" buttons until the screen displays the time you want. Once your food is done cooking, your Instant Pot will depressurize naturally and release the steam inside of the pot. At this point, the screen should display "L0:00," which means the Instant Pot is in warming mode. If for some reason you need to get to your food before the Instant pot naturally depressurizes, switch the steam release valve to either the right or left venting position to let the steam out before you open up the pot. If you want to depressurize the Instant Pot manually, make sure to do so with a thick towel to ensure that the steam doesn't burn your hand when the vent is opened. You don't have to thaw out your meat before you cook it in your instant pot. However, if you choose to cook your meat when it's frozen, it's necessary to make some adjustments. Firstly, put the meat into the inner pot and then pour enough of your cooking liquid in to completely submerge the meat. Also, increase the cooking time by at least 50%. Nearly all pressure cooking recipes call for a cooking liquid, such as chicken broth. However, they typically don't call for quite as much liquid as you'll need to completely submerge your meat. For example, if your recipe says to cook the meat in the pressure cooker for 20 minutes, instead set the cook time to 30 minutes. Before you cook food in your Instant Pot, check the recipe you're using. Most regular pressure cookers operate at 15 psi, while the Instant Pot operates at just 11.6 psi. If your recipe states that it's for regular pressure cookers with a 15 psi, add a couple of extra minutes to the recommended cook time. All of the Instant Pot's pre-set cook times are based on cooking at sea level. If you're located above sea level, you'll need to set your Instant Pot to a higher cook time. For example, if you're cooking at an altitude of 3,000 feet (910m), increase the cook time by 5%. If you're cooking at an altitude of 12,000 feet (3,700m), increase the cook time by 50%.

summary: Refer to your recipe or Instant Pot book to determine cook time. Make sure the lid is clean and ready to go. Place your food into the inner pot. Put the lid on and plug the Instant Pot in. Press a pre-set button and adjust the time if necessary. Use the "Adjust," "+," and/or "-" buttons to change the cook time. Make sure your Instant Pot depressurizes before you open it. Cook frozen meat straight from the freezer. Convert regular pressure cooker recipes for the Instant Pot. Pressure cook your food for longer if you're at a high altitude.

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This is also called the "apex" of the rack. Make sure the 1-ball is at the apex, the 8-ball is in the middle of the rack, and both a stripe and solid are at the bottom corner, but line up all the other balls in random fashion. If solids and solids are together, or stripes and stripes, that's okay. One variant of this step in amateur play is to vary the edges of the rack so that the pattern is stripe, solid, stripe, solid, etc. This will result in the two corner balls being the same, i.e. either both stripe or both solid. Another variant of this step in amateur play is to order the balls down and from left to right, according to their number. This will always result in the 1-ball being at the apex, the 11 and 15 being at the bottom corners, and the 5-ball being in the 8's customary position. The center of the first ball should be in the middle of the table at one quarter of the length. Some tables have this spot marked with a small dot.
summary: Start off with the 1-ball at the front of the rack. Place all the other balls at random. Line the apex (the first ball) up with the middle diamond on the side of the pool table.