This would depend on the web browser that you use. Most will assume that if you need to load Java once that you will need it again in the near future, and so will not unload it. This means that if you open a Java applet in a web page just once, you'll probably have Java running in the background sucking up some of your memory until you restart the browser. Note that Java and JavaScript are completely different things. JavaScript engine itself will not slow down the browser, but turning it off may make some pages appear faster since no scripts will be executed. Some important functionality may be missing, though.
Unfortunately, there is not a way to completely hide the iframe contents from the browser history using code on the site alone. Even though using a frame and using the source of your link to control the frame will not cause the URL to be written to your address bar(it will display the url of the site that contains the iframe) it is still being loaded by your browser and will appear in the browser history.
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Being bald means that you have no hair on your head.
This is a present continuous passive verb phrase.The meal is being prepared now.
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surfing
When a pig is being chased by a dog, the pituitary gland will be activated. This hormone releases adrenaline and noradrenaline.
Not being activated and deployed was a big benefit.
Swiming, surfing,singing, dancing and for his YouTube videos being silly and hisself!
cool ! how old are you ? I do...
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Bodyboards are used in surfing. They are the most popular type of board used because with a bit of experience most people can do some surfing with them.
The first surfers were fishermen who discovered riding waves as an efficient method of getting to shore with their catch . Eventually catching waves developed from being part of everyday work to being a pastime. This change revolutionized surfing.
Relay being activated
There are many external factors result in the homeostasis response being activated while doing sports. One is the added cooling of the skin.
Yes, being targetted in no way 'locks' the targetted card, stopping it from being activated. If it's the correct spell speed, it can be activated in chain to the targeting effect.
Since she's known surfing her whole life and it's her "way of life," she wanted to continue doing the thing she loves.