Problem: Article: Meyer lemons produce a ton of juice, but Fino, Lapithkiotiki, or Primofiori are a few other options. Meyer lemons are fairly sweet, so you could choose another type if you want a tart taste. These varieties are all smaller than regular grocery store lemons but feel heavy for their size. Pick up the lemons to test their weight. Set aside the heaviest ones for juice. Eureka and Lisbon lemons are the regular lemons you will commonly find year-round at stores. They are larger and paler than Meyer lemons but also very tart. Add sugar and water to the lemon juice if you want a sweeter flavor. Hold the lemons and squeeze them gently between your fingers. Soft lemons already have plenty of juice and will be ready for use as soon as you get home. The lemons should also have smooth skin with a deep yellow color.  Lemons that feel mushy have already spoiled and should be avoided. Also, avoid lemons that feel hard or look shriveled. Lemons with light or green skin tend to be more acidic. You can use them if you want, but ripe lemons are usually better for juice. Put the lemons into a resealable plastic bag. Push as much air out of the bag as you can before closing and storing it. The lemons become much easier to squeeze after they have spent some time in the freezer. It’s also a good way to save some juicy lemons to use whenever you need them throughout the year. Lemons don’t spoil in the freezer. Instead, they dry up over time. Use them within 3 months for optimum quality. When you’re ready to use the frozen lemons, take them out of the bag and place them in the microwave. Heat them at a low setting until they reach room temperature. Make sure they feel soft to the touch before attempting to juice them. You could also put the lemons in a bowl of warm water until they feel soft to the touch.
Summary: Choose heavy varieties of lemons to get more juice out of them. Pick lemons that feel soft but not mushy. Freeze the lemons until you’re ready to juice them. Thaw the lemons by microwaving them for about 30 seconds.

Problem: Article: You can access this from the Start menu, or by pressing ⊞ Win+R and typing cmd. Make sure that the disk is inserted before you go looking for it on your computer. Ensure that the disk is inserted rightside-up.  Make sure that the disk lock is not engaged before inserting the disk. When formatting a disk, all the information contained on it will be erased, so make sure you've backed up anything you need to save. To quickly format the disk, type format x:. Replace X with the floppy drive letter. Press Y to confirm that you want to format the disk. There are several switches that you can add to the end of the format command to modify what happens. For example, to perform a Quick Format on the A: drive, you would type format /q a:.   /fs:filesystem - Replace filesystem with FAT, FAT32, exFAT, NTFS, or UDF depending on your needs.  /v:label - Replace label fi with the label you want to give the disk. Keep it under 16 characters for compatibility.  /q - Performs a quick format.  /c - Files added will be automatically compressed (NTFS only)  /p:# - Overwrites the space on the disk with 0s and then random numbers for each count. Replace # with the number of counts you want to occur. This is best used for sensitive data you want to completely erase (Vista and later only).
Summary: Open the Command Prompt. Insert the disk. Perform a basic format. Add switches to modify the format process.

Problem: Article: It's in the lower-right corner of the pop-up alert.  This deletes the search items for the time period you selected. You can also delete your history for Alexa, Skype, Yahoo, Pinterest, .
Summary: Click Delete.

Problem: Article: Perdón is essentially the Spanish equivalent to the English "pardon" or "excuse me."   "perdón", pronounced "perr-donn" can be used in most minor, everyday incidents, such as accidentally bumping into someone or interrupting someone. Alternatively, you can say "perdóname", pronounced "perr-donn-ah-may", to give a more direct apology. The word disculpa, which translates as "apology" or "excuse"  and is pronounced as "dees-kool-pah" can be used to mean "forgive me." It is appropriate for minor incidents in which you need to excuse yourself. It can be used in the same situations as perdón.  When making an informal apology you would say "tú disculpa;" but when making a formal apology you would say "usted disculpe." When you say "tú disculpa" or "usted disculpe", you are literally saying "you forgive me", though it's an imperative.  As a result, "tú disculpa" and "usted disculpe" are listener-oriented apologies, because they make the listener the subject of the sentence. This structure, which is common in Spanish, places the emphasis on the listener's ability to forgive you rather than on your own feelings of regret. Alternatively, you can just say "'discúlpame", pronounced "dees-kool-pah-meh", which simply means "forgive me" or "excuse me" (informal).
Summary:
Use "perdón" to excuse yourself in minor situations. Use "disculpa"  to apologize for minor incidents.