INPUT ARTICLE: Article: This will open the Favorites sidebar. You can also press Ctrl+H to jump straight to the History tab of the Favorites sidebar. In Internet Explorer 7 and 8, the Favorites button is located on the left side of the Bookmarks Bar. If you're using a Windows 8 tablet with the Modern version of Internet Explorer 11, you'll need to open Internet Explorer in Desktop mode to view the history. The only way to see your history in the Modern app is through the suggested sites when you start to type an address in. You can quickly switch to the Desktop mode by tapping the Wrench button and selecting "View on the desktop." This will already be selected if you press Ctrl+H to open the sidebar. By default, your history will be sorted by date. You can use the drop-down menu at the top of the sidebar to sort by website name, most visited, and sites visited today.t to View By Date to change your viewing preference if desired. You may view a list of all websites, view by the most visited websites, view by the websites visited that same day, or search your history by entering search criteria. Depending on your sorting preferences, your history may be organized into categories. Clicking one of these categories will display links to specific pages. For example, when viewing by site, clicking a website will show all of the pages on that site that you visited. Select "Search History" from the drop-down menu to search for specific websites or pages that you've visited. You can add any history entry to your bookmarks by right-clicking it and selecting "Add To favorites." You'll be prompted to select a location for the bookmark and can give it a name. You can do this for individual entries or entire categories.

SUMMARY: Click the Star button in the upper-right corner of the window. Click the "History" tab. Decide how you want to organize the results. Click a result to open or expand it. Search for a website using the "Search History" option. Create bookmarks from history entries. Delete an entry by right-clicking it and selecting "Delete."

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Focus on one goal per session. Pick a goal that is important to you and which you are anxious about achieving. Imagining yourself accomplishing the goal and receiving the ensuing rewards can help to build confidence and provide the incentive to reach your goal. The Best Me technique can enhance performance geared towards many goals, including: Academics Singing Dancing Athletics / getting in shape Creative writing Getting in shape Starting your business / achieving a work goal Losing weight or quitting smoking From within your safe place, you will now imagine in detail the accomplishment of your goal. The more detailed your scenario, and the more steps it involves, the better. Increase the incentive value of your recreation by imagining further rewards associated with your goal, like the vacation you will take afterwards. Consider pre-experiencing the rewards of sub-goals as well. For instance, if quitting smoking, you might imagine the dinner you will treat yourself to after one week, or a conversation where you proudly tell a friend you have not smoked for a month. Think of yourself receiving a raise or your diploma, or the rewards for whatever you goal is. Recreate the moment as fully as possible, just as you did in creating your safe place. See it, hear, it, smell it, feel it. Think of precisely what you will do and say; of what people around you will do and say. Think of the admiring looks from friends and relatives. Think of what they will say to you. Imagine how proud and happy you will feel. Allow yourself to fully experience these emotions. If other thoughts intrude, gently push your attention back to the scene you are acting out. Experience the accomplishment of your goals so intensely that it feels as if you are willing it into existence. Experiencing the accomplishment of your goal and the attendant emotions, even if only in your mind, will create powerful memories that help you believe you are headed towards certain success. This will allow you to act confidently, expecting to succeed. Think to yourself that you will gradually come back to the world around you by the time you reach five. One Begin returning. Two You are happy, confident. Three Coming back more and more. Focus on yourself your breathing and the feel of the floor or chair beneath you. Four Almost back. Become aware of the sounds and sensations in the room where you are. Five Open your eyes. You are back, feeling wonderful.
Summary: Choose a goal. Recreate the successful accomplishment of your goal using the Best Me steps. Imagine yourself having accomplished your goal. Feel the satisfaction and pride of achieving your goal. Think of nothing else. Expect to succeed. Conclude your session by counting to five.

Look for a circular violet icon with a movie film camera inside. These are located along scenic spots. Aim your camera directly at the icon and snap away! The icon must be inside the viewfinder to count. You'll get a confirmation message if you get the shot correctly. If the snapshot icon is too far away, you may need to zoom in for it to register, or get physically closer. The icon is not visible unless you are looking through the camera. Use the glow to help find the location of the icon when not using the camera. Move from block to block in a grid pattern to ensure that you search every possible location. Backtracking can cost you a lot of time. To take a snapshot of the Easter Basin Naval Station without triggering the five-star response, approach by boat and keep your distance, approaching just enough to allow the snapshot. You'll have an easier time finding the icons if you go at night. Between the times 00:00 and 05:00 in-game, a bright glow will appear around the snapshot icons, making it much easier to pick them out against the dark background. For an easier time, find a map of all the snapshot locations. Load the map on your phone or print it out so that you can easily reference it while playing the game.. Some websites have interactive maps that show you more information and images about the snapshot locations.
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One-sentence summary -- Keep your eyes peeled for the Film Camera icon. Explore San Fierro in a systematic fashion. Keep a look out during the night. Search online for the Snapshot Locations Map.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Attention-seeking behaviors can sometimes be a result of trauma, neglect, or other stressful situations. It can also be a sign of low self-esteem or feelings of inadequacy. If this is someone you care about, try to find a time to chat to see if there is something that is causing this behavior. You might start this conversation by saying, "Hey, I want to check in. Has everything been going all right lately?" If the other person doesn't want to talk, they don't have to. You can simply tell them something like, "If you ever do want to talk, just let me know." Your loved one might be worried that no one will care for them if they don't constantly seek out their attention and approval. Let the person know that you will love them, even when you're not directly paying them attention. You might send them a random text that says, "Hey, I was just thinking about you. Hope you're having a great day!" or "I just want you to know how much I appreciate everything you do." You can even tell them something like, "Even if we're apart, you're still important to me." It is important to approach them yourself so that they don't have a chance to try to grab your attention. This will help reassure them that they don't need to resort to drama or conflict to get positive attention. Extreme behavior might manifest as threatening to hurt or kill themselves, locking themselves in rooms, or breaking down over minor events. These are usually signs of underlying mental health issues. The good news is, your loved one can get support and treatment from a mental health professional. You might tell your loved one, "I've noticed that you seemed really upset lately. I love you, and I want to make sure you get the help you need." These behaviors may be a call for help. Try not to dismiss these threats as just attention seeking. They may very well be legitimate. Personality disorders, like Histrionic Personality Disorder or Borderline Personality Disorder, may cause people to engage in extreme attention-seeking behaviors.

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Determine if there is an underlying cause to their behavior. Boost their self-esteem when they are not actively seeking your attention. Suggest that they get professional help if you think they will hurt themselves.