Try using Google Translate.
Type the address in the left box. Make it translate from any other language (other than English) into English. Then just press translate.
You can't if it's unknown.
Ye the original Java...
Well… Generally school districts have Proxy Servers. These Proxy Servers can be changed by going into preferences on Safari or Firefox. Safari is usually a bit tougher, how ever Firefox is usually easy to change. The thing is, if you actually do change the proxy server you can be arrested. So don't try to play RuneScape at school by changing the proxy servers. Also, if you change the Proxy Servers you can watch stuff on youtube, or any other site. I don't recommend doing so though.
There is only one main Proxy and that is 43560, but usually isn't a decent one.
You simply can't without administrators permission, or advanced hacking.
Wilderness Road runs over the Appalachians and into Kentucky. In Runescape it is north of Lumbridge near Varrok.
A proxy supplies internet data to your client if configured to do so. An upstream proxy proxy provides the Internet pages to your proxy.
With an Anonymous Proxy Server, Here are several:http://proxify.com/http://www.proxy4free.com/http://www.the-cloak.com/http://www.browser9.com/http://www.blockbox.net/
Use a proxy. Google Proxy. Use a proxy. Google Proxy.
www.runescapeatschool.tk works great! It provides a proxy website client that connects to runescape website using a different html; bypassing filters. Most schools don't even know the website exist because it does not come up in google search. So it is not blocked!
If it is a blocked site at school you cannot, and most proxy servers which allow you to bypass internet filters do not support Java to play games such as RuneScape with. If you can, please just play at home.
If they could not be present at the meeting, they were allowed vote by proxy. Proxy can be a computing term. Proxy is a hard language. The guy had a good proxy for his bad habit.