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The article “Is Your Brain Dehydrated?” addresses how dehydration affects brain health and overall well-being. Taylor said that Catherine got sick because of dehydration, which contributes hyperemesis gravid arum. This reflection intends to inform the readers on the significance of hydration, the role of water in the body, along with the causes and symptoms of dehydration.

Hello. A little while back, I was browsing the internet because my Google website was taken down by an angry relative. I was trying to find a new way to rebuild my website when I ran into Mozilla web site builder. I looked at it and it seemed rather easy to use and so I started to rebuild my previous website. The website's name is IconKana. The website is about learning Japanese and English. I am building a computer program to teach people how to speak, read, & write Japanese and English.

I started to build the website but then I stopped because I had other pans in the fire. Now, I went back to my site but forgot how to get into it so I can edit it. I am sure it requires a password, I think I can find the password but I can't figure out how to get to the screen where I would enter the password.

Would you please share that information with me?

Thank You!

Tim Ducey TD0806@gmail.com

I am working with Mapsly on an integration with ActiveCampaign. They are trying to create a button but are receiving an error code. See message below. ___ I prepared a button that is supposed to send notes to ActiveCampaign, but I am getting this error:

cURL error 60: SSL certificate problem: certificate has expired (see https://curl.haxx.se/libcurl/c/libcurl-errors.html) for https://tributeinc.api-us1.com.api-us1.com/api/3/notes

Is it possible for you to send this error to the ActiveCampaign support and ask them how to fix this error? ___

Appreciate any guidance. Thank you. Lorna

It's no longer being developed.

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I cannot install Adobe Acrobat. I believe it is because my computer is old.... I signed up for the account but will not be able to use it. I wish to uninstall...please

Nancy Howard [edited email and phone# from public community support forum]

Some time this year I noticed that when I get home from work and wake up my monitor (PC is always on and doesn't sleep or log out) I get an email notification in the bottom right corner for every email I received that day and it takes a couple of minutes to clear.

I don't remember this before, it was only live notifications in the bottom right as they came in, if you clicked the Windows notification icon it would show you all of the past notifications on the list of course.

I still want the notifications for live incoming mail but not all of the unread emails previously.

I don't know if this is a Firefox setting or a Windows one but I couldn't figure out how to change without disabling notifications all together.

When I visit certain websites, I get the web site selection text over the top of the regular selection text (see image). Not sure if this is a MS issue of a Firefox Issue.