Article: If you only want to transfer a few of your favorites, it may be easier to copy them manually and transfer them one-by-one. For older versions, you may also need to click "Favorite Places".   You can also press Ctrl+C.  You can also press Ctrl+V.
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Sign in to the AOL Desktop program. Click the "Favorites" button. Right-click one of the Favorite sites you want to transfer and select "Edit". Highlight the website address. Right-click the highlighted address and click "Copy". Open the browser you want to add the Favorite to. Right-click the address bar and select "Paste". Add the address to your browser's bookmarks bar by pressing the Bookmark button. Repeat the copy, paste, bookmark process for any other Favorites you want to transfer.
Article: Female turkeys have small feathers that cover the entire top of their heads. However, most male turkeys have completely featherless heads. Note that female turkeys generally have gray-blue flesh that might be visible beneath the small feathers on their heads. Male turkeys have brightly colored feathers, with feathers that have an iridescent red, green, copper, bronze, or gold sheen. Females, on the other hand, have a duller, drabber appearance, with brown or gray feathers that lack iridescence. This difference is easiest to detect if you are comparing birds in a group of turkeys.  Male turkeys use these brightly colored feathers to attract females during breeding season, and more brightly colored males generally have the greatest success. On the other hand, the drab colors of the females help them blend into their surroundings, making it safer for them to sit and guard their nests. These colors will vary slightly depending on the exact type of turkey that you are inspecting. For example, a male ocellated turkey has very iridescent feathers, while  a male eastern wild turkey will have more brown in its feathers. Male turkeys frequently raise their tails up into the shape of a fan. If you see fanning happen, it's likely that you are looking at a male. On the other hand, a female turkey will always keep her tail down and won't fan it out. However, a lack of fanning doesn't necessarily mean that the turkey is a female, since it could just be a male with its tail down. Fanning the tail is an act of dominance. Males generally perform this act when attempting to attract a mate or when trying to scare off potential threats. The legs of a male turkey will have spurs, which are small spike-shaped bumps near the foot. They range from less than 1⁄2 inch (1.3 cm) in male turkeys that are less than a year old up to 2 inches (5.1 cm) in turkeys over 4 years old. On older turkeys they should be visible from a distance. On the other hand, female turkeys have smooth, spur-free legs.  Spurs are used by male turkeys of defense and dominance. They will use them to attack predators and rivals during mating season. Aside from the presence and absence of leg spurs, the appearance of the female and male turkey leg is the same. Both sexes have reddish-orange legs with four toes on each foot. Only male turkeys make the well-known "gobble" noise that is associated with turkeys. Female turkeys will softly cluck or yelp, but they don't gobble.  Like fanning the tail, gobbling is an act of dominance. Males gobble to scare predators and potential rivals. There are also a variety of other sounds that both male and female turkeys make, such as a soft purring, calls when they are perched in trees, and alarm calls when predators are detected. Adult male turkeys have a beard, which is a line of modified feathers running down their chest. The vast majority of female turkeys do not have a beard, so this can help you get an idea of the turkey's sex from a distance.  Turkey beards look as though they're made of hair, but in actuality, the beards consist of unique feathers that form a stiff bristle. Note that 10 to 20 percent of female turkeys also grow beards, so this method of sexing is not always accurate when used as the only identifier. Do not confuse the beard with the caruncle or snood. Caruncles are fleshy growths on top of the head and snoods are fleshy growths hanging over the bill of the bird. Both sexes have these growths, even though the snood of an adult male is usually somewhat larger than that of a female turkey. Adult male turkeys are larger than adult female turkeys. If you're watching a group of turkeys, as you might do when hunting, any adult male turkey should appear noticeably larger than any nearby females. Wild adult males usually weigh between 16 and 24 pounds (7.2 and 10.8 kg) and wild adult females usually weigh between 8 and 10 pounds (3.6 and 4.5 kg). However, domesticated turkeys tend to be much larger.
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Check the top of the head for any feathers. Look for the brightly colored feathers that male turkeys have. Watch for the turkey to fan out its tail. Look for the presence of leg spurs to spot a male turkey. Listen for the distinctive call of male and female turkeys. Look for a beard on the front of the turkey's chest. Compare overall body size if viewing several turkeys.
Article: Your body just went through a lot of changes during and immediately following pregnancy. These physical, mental, and emotional changes can all cause strain. Your body is recovering from carrying a heavy growing fetus and your digestive system is recovering from the physical changes of pregnancy. These can increase the chance of constipation which aggravates hemorrhoids. Hemorrhoids after pregnancy and delivery are commonly caused by pushing during labor. You may notice blood on the toilet paper or in the toilet after having a bowel movement. This is the most common symptom. Hemorrhoids can also be itchy and painful. You may feel an external hemorrhoid when cleaning yourself. It will be a tender swelling around the anal opening. You won’t usually feel internal hemorrhoids, but they can bulge through the anal opening.  If your hemorrhoid is larger than the size of a quarter, seek medical attention as this could signal a more serious condition. A physician can diagnose internal or external hemorrhoids by performing a rectal exam. If rectal bleeding is not caused by a hemorrhoid, your doctor will probably recommend a more extensive test called a sigmoidoscopy or a colonoscopy because one of the symptoms of colon cancer is rectal bleeding. Stand with your back facing a large floor length or bathroom mirror. Bend over slightly while turning your head to face the mirror. Look closely at your anus to see if there are any lumps or if there's a swollen mass. These may be hemorrhoids.  Alternatively, you can sit with your legs open and use a lighted mirror to look for hemorrhoids. The lumps or mass may be the same color as your skin tone or they might appear darker red. If you're using home treatments, hemorrhoids will usually resolve within a week or two. If they don't, call your doctor or midwife. Occasionally for external hemorrhoids and more often for internal hemorrhoids, you may still need medical intervention. The most common medical treatments are:  Ligation: tying a rubber band around the base of the hemorrhoid to cut off blood flow Injection of a chemical solution: to shrink the hemorrhoid Cauterization: burning the hemorrhoid Hemorrhoidectomy: surgical removal of the hemorrhoid
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Be prepared for hemorrhoids after pregnancy. Recognize external hemorrhoids. Look for external hemorrhoids. Know when to get medical attention.