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Good afternoon folks. I feel so powerful. I just said a few words and everyone sort of turned and quieted down Welcome folks. This is our 43rd annual employee recognition event. Thank you for being here. My name is Greg McGrath I am on your 18th of a one-year plan. I'm sorry for those of you that heard that joke this morning And and happy and privileged to be here many years ago Maybe not that many years ago a few years ago a friend and colleague of mine and ours Dave Meghita Was our chief administrative officer and it worked here for many years and I saw him get very excited at this event to share Recognition for several of our employees of our family members And I think now after having been here for 18 years and to have this privilege to stay in here with you folks today And to be a part of this and to know so many of the names of our colleagues and friends that we're going to recognize I Share that excitement and so this is wonderful, and I thank you for being here Thank you, I look forward to this and kudos to each of you who's going to get recognition tonight Even some right retirees some folks who've left Norwich have come back and join us Very excited to see you. Thank you for joining us We're going to start with the K Bowen recognition And so I'd like to ask President and rumo to come up and join us sir if you'd come up on stage Thanks, correct So we're gonna do the formal part of the program here in a moment But I want to thank everybody for being here with a nice turnout. It's been a very nice day Hasn't it who won cornhole by the way? You feel like you might have that's not very authoritative. Yes, okay? All right, cornhole is a team effort apparently I'm going to hold my comments otherwise So I haven't seen most of you often enough, and I'm very sorry for that But I did learn when I took the job that my purpose was to be on the road to support the school build up constituencies and to Generate support for the fine school. So I've been gone. I think I've been gone for seven of the last eight weeks I won't be back for a day or two at a time But you know being present is really important and for me. It's it's like How do I be present for everyone all the time and it's impossible and I got to learn a terrible lesson of sometimes you It's inevitable with the disappoint somebody So I'm going to tell everybody really quickly So I was on the road and I diverted my trip to last night get to central Maine and watch women's hockey because they made the NCAA tournament They won a the the conference championship at Almyra. I learned the back way to get to Almyra I almost died five times But we got to watch the game and they did such an incredible effort and it was so meaningful that the parents were there We had other members of the faculty and staff there and it just meant a lot for them So that was pretty beautiful. So I I diverted last night flew into Maine. I've never been to Maine before I've learned that it's very large and I had to drive very far But it was a hard breaker, but they were they did very very well. They took a bus back late last night So I got back about three in the morning. I have to leave again Saturday and I'll be gone for another week, but I came back Really just for this Because I want you to hear me and see me say thank you to all of you for the great things You're doing all the time and this was a very special day and I got to see a lot of the of the wonderful events that happened and Apparently, I have to set the record straight on something that's critically important the name of the dog that we adopted Is Sally Rose not Sally Mae? I Don't know what happened. I don't know why that was a dramatic revelation But because the students named her if you recall her full name is Sabine Sally Rose the Rook of Woodbury Hall So next year, I hope they'll be a question and those of you that are here today can remember such a Celebration, but I'm going to ask somebody else to come up here in a second and share their their personal memories But before I do that, I want to say just another word or two of thanks to those that helped set today up Okay, and it's funny because I asked well who should I acknowledge and the person I'm going to knowledge first did not name herself She said well, please celebrate these people and make sure we get to mention how wonderful they were today So I do want to so that would be a serenity of course and I would like to all of us Show our appreciation for the great work. She did to help set the But of course she said please don't thank me in front of everyone She said please make sure you talk about Kyle Southworth and Laura Copley, so I want to acknowledge her if you two would please stand and let us celebrate you as a group Thank you for everything you did to make everything She hates when I do this, but I'm gonna say hi to Kathy. Hi. It's so nice to see you All right, so obviously I did not know Okay, but I've got to learn about her through everyone's memories of those who got to serve with her and just what an incredible Human being she was beyond being a great employee So it's funny when you get to learn somebody about someone's qualities through other people's memories Sometimes you get a really beautiful sense of who they were what they meant the institution Dave Oiley is going to come up here in a moment because he did know okay very well and last year we had a nice conversation About her and he shares his memories of her so beautifully that I wanted to make sure he could share with all of you So before I start Is there anyone in the room that has met K met K bone during her time, which is at north so B John did who's that? so Sheila did so only a few of us and Mrs. Bowen was We never called her K. I can tell you that She was a house mother Back in the day a little quaint phrase that she watched over Woodbury Hall when it was the junior class club So Flint Hall was for the sophomores Woodbury was for the juniors Robert's Hall was for the seniors and you can imagine the freshman got nothing and The K would take you under her wing right I mean Northfield hasn't changed much in that time nor which has but it was small 800-900 all males who and the only place you get TV was in Woodbury Hall Roberts Hall or Flint Hall and You would go there and gather you could share your Challenges with either grades home The Vermont College women the girlfriend at home whatever it might be and she was really what you would call a house mother and then when We did away with the class clubs. She started to work in student activities student life Career counseling and she continued to have a huge impact on then the men and women that were students at Norwich and Always a kind word always a spirit in her eye But she didn't take a whole lot of grief either she would call BS when it was BS and She made a difference in my life on some of the counseling I my parents lived fairly far away when I was here so there was no going home on weekends or even holidays and I will tell you the people that will receive the bone award today and Those that received it in the past and those that receive it in the future You're following the footsteps of a wonderful wonderful human being so thank you Dave very much You know it's funny you get named awards and you know the connection to why it's so meaningful sometimes the magic of it is lost So that's a thank you for that beautiful connection. Mr. Waley who will hear from here and again in a second or two so I do want to Ask previous winners of the ward because this is a nice connection to our past and what makes such a special institution So if you're a previous winner of the Bowen awards, you please stand to be recognized Thank you very much and just to add to what Dave offered from his very personal perspective Kay or Kathleen Bowen was an orchard employee who worked at Student Life for 35 years She lived on campus at Whitbury Hall, which is now of course the president's residence until she passed in June of 90 Her passing was a huge loss to the University faculty staff and those students who saw her as a mother and grandmother away from home The individuals we're going to celebrate here in a second bring to their jobs the spirit and characteristics that were epitomized by Kay Bowen Examples of those characteristics include kindness being a team player being effective at their job efficient and most importantly going above and beyond a Dedication to Norwich University and their department respectful Trustworthy accountable for their actions Excellent customer service participates in the Norwich community and represents Norwich in a professional and appropriate manner Ladies and gentlemen, we had a 31 nominees for these awards this year 31 So this is a moment that you know to get in for an award and to win an award You have to have a supervisor or a work section that cares enough to take care of their folks the right way So I do want to take the second and thank and acknowledge those supervisors and Co-workers who took the time to write 31 Nominations that shows the right compassion at a great level of leadership and care for your people So I get the now present these awards and I didn't know who these were until this paper was handed to me about 12 minutes ago So I'm going to ask these three people. There are three winners to come up We'll applaud as they walk up. I'm going to ask the individual to stand here so they can very awkwardly Stare upon all of you and you back at them while I read the citation of How they earn the award? So the first category is administrative support and the winner for this year is Charlene Campbell And every time there's a bow and award winner. It's the same reaction. What me? Favorite people have paws I'll go right up front. You got to get the full view of everyone Thank you mark So this is written from the perspective of her work center, so I'll read this for everyone Sherry has function as the glue that holds the career and internship center together She schedules all our appointments And she is usually the first person to greet students in our office as the face of the CIC Sherry does her best to accommodate each student's scheduling needs and does so with warmth and empathy She takes the time to talk with each student and gets the true understanding of their needs and their unique situation Often asking them about their home and family. She never complains about her job We're taking on more work to help the team. She truly makes me want to be a better leader She makes all of our constituents feel welcome special and supported even when she has a million things to do She has never asked for thanks But it is our turn now to thank her for her years of service and dedication to the campus community But also our external partners as well. Sherry takes care of us and it is now our turn to take care of her Clap her up. Okay. The second of the three categories is the manager or senior professional and administrative professional group and This year's awardee is Patrick Gardner. There are not enough ways to express how much Norwich loves Patrick Every single experience that has had with him has been top-notch He's a great communicator collaborator and problem solver if there is a protocol question Patrick is the person to go to Not only does he get you an answer He also gets you more than you asked for in order to help you make the proper and correct decision regarding any matter of question We have never heard Patrick say no to anything He is a team member through and through he can see the good in everything his positive attitude and smile are infectious We should all have Patrick's qualities He has earned the respect and admiration of many faculty staff students parents and alumni and the president Thank You Patrick for everything our final category for this year is service and the awardee this year is Michael Healy If you wear a coat like that you have to strut That is a nice coat Mike is a hard worker who never complains He takes pride in any and all tasks and insurers all tasks are completed and university is always looking its best Mike is always willing to help others and other departments He is thoughtful and kind to everyone who crosses his path. He takes pride in his work and it shows We are lucky to have Mike as a part of our team and as part of Norwich University Is a wonderful example of why Norwich is such a special place Thank You sir congratulations Patrick Michael and Sherry one more round of applause folks I talked very briefly about you know how special I think this is and the connection to our employees this morning We had the staff staff retreat day and Rebecca Schubert from the Green Mountain Higher Ed Consortium was here and talked about two things that she noted were Special about us why we all are here or stay here and it's you know our passion for supporting students Which in my role as dean of students? That's typically what I talk about what I would be excited about but in this context I was really enamored with the other point which was we're here for the people that were connected to the people And so what a special opportunity and it was very neat for me to hear Rebecca talk about that from the outside And that's what we're feeling and experiencing so without further ado. Let's recognize some more of our folks All right, I'm going to give some instructions here in a bit But for now here's an easy one who has developed in advance this year by way of completing a degree Anyone has completed a degree in the last year. Please stand to be recognized Folks are slowly standing quietly. All right. Congratulations. All right, and this is a very cool one, too We're going to start to recognize our milestone years of service, right? And here's where I start to give instructions. I'm going to bark orders at us, right? So I'm going to ask everyone to come up forget stage right stage left. I don't know which one is which We're going to go right in front of the stage and we're going to start with our five-year recognition So I'm going to lead off a list of names. These are our employees who've been here with Norwich celebrating five years here Please hold your applause until the end Line up here. We're going to give you a certificate and the president's going to give some recognition and we'll get a photo So without further ado, I'll start the list come on up and stand by Five years of service at Norwich. We've got 31 folks Samantha Augustus Robert Blanchard Lindsay Budnick No applause, but you can woo and hoot and holler all you want Joe Catterette Jennifer Davis Krista day whoo, and I apologize. There are gonna be a few names that I may not get right. I'm gonna start that now kawa Duoga Philip Dowel Cameron Ellsworth Melissa Godden Alexandra Goff Joseph Greenhound Julie Gutsco, sorry Julie Clark a wood He got a woo. All right Miriam Cohn Sarah La Force Colette Leonard, I'm noticing a theme Colette's been called up. I think two or three times sherry Campbell three times today Justin Marriott Scott Maxim Kayla Matzah Daniel Morris Mary O'Callaghan Sean O'Reilly Heather Porter Zach Rathier Katelyn Smith Stephanie Snell Where'd Stephanie go?  Hold on folks five years. Come on back I'll give better instructions next time Zach Rathier is excited about more hardware, right? And so that means we're on to ten years It's interesting to me. Just how many folks stay and how long we stay here. What a special place So we had 31 folks who are celebrating five years. We have 17 folks who are celebrating ten years Mitch Abraham Mitch are you here? All right Michael Anton James Avery Mark Collier Anybody seen Mark Collier Cat Collins John Hart Sean Kramer Lori Lamothe. Oh, Lori. I think you're leading the way here with the woos Nathan Loveless not that it's a competition Nathan Loveless Mark Parker Coach Frank Bacoura John Pullio Judith Sassy Mark Shuttle Tolia Stonerow Matthew Thomas and David Albrecht ten years folks and Celebrating one day of service as our newest campus photographer Bring your general folks with 15 years of service here at Norwich Coach Neil Anderson Rajinacoba Aronson Nikki Dunning Jason Galligan Baldwin Steven Hall Gunny Mercado Norm St. Honge And now not that this has anything to do with me, but we're surpassing my 18 years here and we're on to 20 years So you folks have been here a long sorry to say And one in particular we'll start with Laura Amell Krooson Kimberly Healy Jane Jocelyn Michael Kelly Janet Morrow Scotty Mullen Kelly Nolan Penny Stahl, but I've ever seen or heard this name before this is new. Does anybody know what George Sanders? 20 years including Laura in particular. I'm sorry About the age joke, but that's a long time speaking of which 25 years 25 years we have four folks who are celebrating 25 years Chrissy Eastman And I encourage all the hoots and moves that we can get now because we're really getting up there And I had no idea so this is really interesting to see William Gibb Christy excuse me Christine McCann and Anthony Russo 25 years. All right, and somehow we're jumping to 30 years and we have 12 colleagues celebrating 30 years. This is incredible Michael Andrew Tom Baker Paul Booth coach Paul Booth and brown Dougie Ferris. All right, Dougie Douglas Ferris Jonathan Hatch, we've got some competition here with John Hatch. I Like to call chopper Connie chopper Connie hopper Anyone who's emailed Connie before chopper at Norwich Dady to you Amber Lambert Michelle Langley Mr. Bob Quelch Carol Spaulding and Judith Stallings Ward Thirty years right folks. I keep turning the page over looking for more. We have one more 35 years Sorry, we have two more 35 years is Patricia Jarvis with us for 35 years All right, no Patricia, but how about a round of applause for 35 years of service to Norwich one last is Tammy Hale here Tammy Not here Tammy is not here I'm so sorry, but 35 years and Tammy 40 years of service one last round of applause ready for retirees This is a very exciting opportunity to introduce several retirees Some could not be here But some are here and have come back to join us. I hate to do it again The president did it once but I'll look over to you Kathy Murphy Moriarty. It's so nice to see you I'm excited for you That said I Remiss and sad and embarrassed to admit my good friend mr. David Whaley Is one of our 15 retirees who selflessly served Norwich University and This is this group of retirees a Combined so 15 retirees a combined total of 350 350 years of service to Norwich my goodness And so Dave it's it's the it's the part where I think of you as a friend that I'm ashamed to admit right from our noon hoops days But otherwise here are our retirees and I'll add their years of service And retirees, please come up when I call your name. Mr. David Whaley 42 years of service Dave, do you know do you know how old I am so two weeks ago? I was in Dave's office and he asked me Do you remember something about Norwich and I figured the 90s of the 70s and I I wasn't born whatever he was asking me I wasn't born yet, so I Maybe it's time for retirement. I don't know But I think it was about the 70s and I thought I think you're barking up the wrong tree, sir All right, so the next two folks could not be with us today Andrew Bud Knopf 39 years and Harry at Hearst 38 years of service I'm thrilled to introduce. I'm hoping she's here. I haven't seen her but Kathy Smith is Kathy here today. Oh, there she is Hi, Kathy 37 years of service and fresh back from her trip to Dingle, Ireland and Stuart Robertson I saw Stu is do you still here 33 years and Paula Gleason 26 years Paula could not be here tonight. Is Paul here? Linnea LePurl 23 years Linnea There she is and the next four Dr. Michael Puttico 22 years Kathleen McDonald 18 years Diane Verrett 18 years and Duncan Courier 15 years two more sir Mark You got two more So I've got two more that can't be here Martin Matt Rowland nine years and Dr. Paul at Tabo Paul it couldn't be here either nine years for Matt seven years for Paul at Ed Schmeck pepper 14 years Dr. Edwin Schmeck pepper are you here and Kathy? I can't hardly believe that nine years of service I felt like it was a lot longer. I can't remember a time at Norwich without you Kathy Murphy Moriarty nine years Our retirees ladies and gentlemen One more round of applause please for our retirees All right now Please forgive me for just a moment with some housekeeping two things one bakers and chefs I'm not gonna ask you to raise your hand But those of you who did so well today prize winners and runners up take your goodies if you haven't already just a reminder You're welcome to grab what you need to do on your way out Thank you for sharing them and for all of us here who might have a gold star Please go take a look at the gold star for yourself and for others and thanks to those of you too president And most point about the 31 nominations for the K bow and awards look at those two boards full of stars Thank you for taking time to think of celebrate recognize Your peers your colleagues your friend your co-workers And if it is your star on the board, please go ahead take it take it with you and celebrate that and some of you will have more than one I want to say thank you to Sodexo or any of our Sodexo folks here in the back. I see our catering manager, Trina Thank you Facilities and operations teams and our IT IT staff and teams. Thank you very much. That's use act Thank you and lastly I want to thank a few groups Will the K bow and award committee, please stand up and I know rev is rev chairing is rev here today He's traveling. All right, so the K bow and award committee. Can you please stand up so I can say thank you. We can all say thank you So the exciting thing about this is these are past recipients, right? So we cycle through you serve after receiving the K bow and award you'll serve That's right the three of you that are new recipients are supposed to serve for the next two years, right? And so a neat way to cycle through. Thanks for your service And congratulations one or two years out on your previous award Our human resources team who put a lot of this together Anybody here from human resources still please stand. Thank you And then one last group and this is our employee recognition team the folks who really are the critical key folks putting this together Laura properly Kyle Southworth and Sarah Quincy recognition yet again Very nice event and thanks to president and rule for being here and for presenting the K bow and awards and for Dave Thank you for coming up and sharing some thoughts about K. Very nice. Excuse me. Mrs. Stay here. You don't well. How do you say it? You don't got to go home, but you can't stay here That's the story. This concludes the 43rd annual employee recognition event retirees Well, you don't got to go home. You can stay here and have cake apparently. That's the answer All right, now that concludes our 40 30 annual employee recognition event congratulations retirees


After their exclusive interview with Oprah where they opened up about their time as senior royals and growing their family, the planet is captured by Prince Harry and Meghan Markle. The Duke and Duchess have spoken out for the first time since stepping back from the royal family while enjoying their new life in Monocito, California. It appears that the interview takes place in a lush Monocito garden where both Oprah and now Prince Harry and Meghan call home. Most recently in July 2020, the Duke and Duchess purchased a multi-million dollar estate here, a seaside Santa Barbara neighborhood, and have given glimpses into their stunning property. Let's take a look. In these videos, we don't reveal any addresses and even though I've done a house tour of my own place, please do not show up at any private residences because it's not safe for anyone. Since announcing their decision to step back as senior members of the royal family, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have struggled to battle the idea everyone has that they're becoming private citizens. The couple has gone on record to say their intention was to create new roles for themselves still in the institution and still perform some official duties. As Harry said, it was never walking away, it was stepping back rather than stepping down. The couple already has a son Archie and revealed they're also now expecting a baby girl. While they still have a residence at their royal grounds, Frogmore Cottage, Prince Harry and Meghan have also finally put down roots in California. After renting a mansion from Tyler Perry during the beginning of the pandemic, the Duke and Duchess plunked down 14.7 million dollars for private estate in the heart of Poshmont, Tocedo, California. While Montecito may be a full two hours from downtown Los Angeles, many celebrities have moved here in recent years for an easy going vibe with much less paparazzi. Current famous residents include the likes of Gwyneth Paltrow, Ellen DeGeneres and conveniently Oprah Winfrey herself, who owns a 70-acre estate dubbed the Promised Lands. This, of course, must have made it easier for her to set up that exclusive interview, as Prince Harry and Meghan are now her new neighbors.  Be sure to hit that subscribe button and bring that bell. We post a new video daily. Since all everyone is talking about is Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's juicy interview with Oprah that took place over the weekend, we thought we would check out where the royal couple has settled down on the west coast. While we reported on their properties in the past, that was before Meghan and Harry bought this Montecito mansion. You don't want to miss this. As always, don't forget to follow me on Instagram to chat and now let's get into this video. While most of the big Oprah Prince Harry Meghan interview took place at a neighbor's home in their Santa Barbara community, the elegant couple invited Oprah into their own home for a quick tour that was also included in the special. In summer of 2020, the Duke and Duchess, who had been looking to settle down in California, decided to go big or go home with their starter home when they decided to purchase a $14.65 million estate in the heart of Fancy Montecito, the Santa Barbara County enclave located on the water. Records show the large property quietly sold in mid-June 2020 to a mysterious trust that was only to keep things private and they secured this $9.5 million mortgage to grab the 7.4 acre compound. Harry and Meghan's home is tucked away on a private gated street giving them all the privacy they crave and inside spans 18,671 square feet with nine beds and 16 baths. A source close to the couple explained, this is the first home either of them have ever owned. They intend to put their roots down in this house and the quiet community which has considerable privacy. This is where they want to bring Archie up where they hope he can have a normal life as possible. Built in 2003, the Mediterranean-style menabode is decked out in beige and off-white decker with rooms like a library, games room, and a formal living rooms and dining rooms. Of course, there are also places perfect for the young family to relax together like the Eden Chef's Kitchen or the Regal Entertainment Space with wood-paneled walls and a huge TV. The mansion is jam-packed with the best amenities throughout such as a gym, separate wet and dry saunas, an arcade, a home movie theater, and of course, a private elevator. Prince Harry and Meghan can enjoy the country-style master suite with wood-beamed ceilings on sweet marble bathroom and access to a private balcony with ivy-covered pergola. Aside from the main living space, there's also a detached guest house with two beds and two baths, which is perfect for when Meghan's mother Doria comes to visit. Outside, other highlights are straight from a fairy tale like rose gardens and olive grove and even a tea house. The property will be ideal for keeping their young son Archie entertained as there's a children's cottage and even an epic playground that sits within the grounds of the home. For when the adults want to entertain or have their own fun, there's also a lap lane swimming pool and a full-size tennis court out back. Just as stones throw away from the ocean, the easygoing neighborhood is the perfect spot for the private family to get some peace. While it's somewhat close to LA, Santa Barbara is relatively secluded and the more upscale residential areas are even harder to get to. Given Harry and Meghan's run-ins with LA paparazzi in the past, the move to Monocito makes sense. The family has given some peeks into their new Monocito life even in the interview where they showed their chicken coop called Archie's Chicken. A home to a squad of chickens rescued from a factory farm. When Prince Harry and Meghan joined a video call on behalf of the Queen's Commonwealth Trust, they also showed a sunlit corner of their home with a leafy plant and ornate stone fireplace. Duchess Meghan further met with Gloria Steinem to talk about voting soon after they moved in and the pair chatted in the couple's gorgeous garden. As for where Prince Harry and Meghan live when they're in the UK, it's known that their residence is the Frogmore Cottage in Windsor. The couple moved in in 2019 before Archie was born from their two-bedroom house at Kensington Palace and while they step back as senior members, this remains their official family home when in England. The move out of London to Frogmore Cottage was a big step for the couple after the Queen agreed to create a new household for Harry and Meghan. The historic grade two-listed house, part of the Windsor Estates, became a royal residence in 1792. It was converted back into a large family home for Meghan and Harry after being divided into multiple properties at the cost of $3 million. The couple moved to Windsor because their former home of Nottingham Cottage couldn't accommodate their growing family. The fully renovated modern family home, the royal couple now occupies, is a two-story stucco-faced house and there are reportedly five on-suite bedrooms. Other features include a gone-with-the-wind style double staircase, a huge kitchen and diner, as well as a yoga room. Prince Harry and Meghan also ordered alcove bookcases to place along new fireplaces and vanity units. Out back, the couple created a vegetable plot to grow their own fruits, vegetables and herbs. Not only did the Queen give Frogmore Cottage itself to Harry and Meghan, but as a housewarming present, Her Majesty apparently offered the couple their own pick from the royal art collection to make them feel at home. So now we've taken a look at Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's gorgeous new home in Monocito, California, and with that, I'll bring this house to our two and ends. After checking out the first mansion they bought together, what did you guys think? Was it what you would expect of the Duke and Duchess? I for one say it is. They opted out of the hustle and bustle valet and chose a quieter neighborhood two hours away in Santa Barbara, providing them with a ton of privacy and peace. Not to mention, the mega estate has amenities fit for a young royal family like rose gardens, a tea house and even a children's cottage for Archie. Out of the mansion's features, which were your fave? I love the grounds and gardens, including the pool. Be sure to subscribe to my personal channel if you want to get to know me better. I love reading your comments over there and getting to chat. We'll link you to my latest video.


Hello everybody! In this video, you will see how to clear your browsing history, as well as caching cookies, saved logins and passwords in Google Chrome, Yandex browser, Opera, Mozilla Firefox and Edge. We will have a closer look at setting up your browser and Google account, so that your browsing history is not saved there. Dear friends, if you need to recover deleted data, use utilities by Hetman Software. Follow the link in the description to visit our website, download a utility for free and install it. When the process is over, it will show the files available for recovery, and you will be able to bring them back. Our blog features quick guides to solve all kinds of problems faced by Windows users. Our channeling blog offers solutions for any issues from installing the operating system to remote administration and connecting mobile devices. Our specialists will be glad to answer your questions in comments to videos and articles. By default, every browser saves the user's browsing history and information on all tabs that were opened. In any browser, the history option can be found in the Settings menu. Sometimes it is called Log or Journal. The easy way to view browsing history is to press the key sequence Ctrl H, Google Chrome, Yandex browser, Opera, Mozilla Firefox and Edge. You can visit our channel and watch a video about hotkeys in popular browsers – Google Chrome, Yandex, Mozilla Firefox, Opera, Microsoft Edge. You will find the link in the description. I think you also know that by default, every browser saves cookies and cache. Cookies are small files that keep settings for websites which you visited. Their most popular function is saving passwords so that users don't have to enter the login password every time they visit a website. Cookies also remember when users follow links from advertising banners. Later, this information is saved to cookies and it can influence on what banners are shown to this or another user. They are also used to track browsing history. This is how they look in a browser. For example, in Chrome, Settings, Privacy and Security, Content Settings, Cookies, or in Yandex Settings, Show Advanced Settings, Privacy, Content Settings. Cookies are usually found in the browser menu – Privacy and Security, or Privacy or Security and so on. What is cache? It can be found in the browser and it saves every visited webpage, so if you go there again, the browser doesn't have to load it from the server. Here is how cache looks in Google Chrome. It looks similarly in other browsers. Now to clear browsing and downloads history, browser cache and cookies, as well as synchronized passwords and autofill data in any browser, press the key sequence Ctrl-Shift-Delete. It works with all popular browsers. In the description below, you will find links to our videos about top 3 browsers and a review of alternative browsers. In the window that opens, select what you want to clear. Most browsers also allow you to choose the period for which you want to clear data – the last hour, today, all history and so on. Choose your option and click on Clear Browsing Data. As a result, the information will be deleted and no longer available to other users. I'd like to say a couple of words about synchronization or user's account. In any of the top browsers, every user can have their own profile. It includes all browser settings – extensions, passwords, bookmarks, browsing history, etc. Why am I talking about it? If you care about privacy of data on the web resources you visit, browsing history, bookmarks or registration data, you can use the browser after logging in with your details. When you finish work, you log out and clear browsing history, as I've just shown. You log in again. The browsing history will be synchronized again from the online server. It doesn't matter what computer you are using. You can create a user profile in the browser settings menu. Such menu can be found under one of the names – users, synchronization or account. To sign up, you only need your email address and a password. In the same way, you can clear browsing and downloads history, browser cache and cookies, as well as synchronized passwords and auto-fill data in any browser from your smartphone. You can clean browsing history of a mobile version of a browser from the menu Settings, History, Clean History or Settings, Clean Browsing History. This menu is not too difficult to find. Quite often you can guess its location. If you care about your privacy and remaining anonymous all the time you are using the Internet, you can achieve it by changing some settings in your browser or online account. I will show it with the example of Google Chrome, as I use it most often. However, you can find similar settings in your browser as well. First of all, we are interested in privacy and security. Enable the option Send a Do Not Track Request with your browser in traffic. After that, go to Content Settings, Cookies and disable the option Allow Sites to Save and Read Cookie Data. Enable Block Third-Party Cookies. Also turn on Ask Before Accessing functions for Location, Camera, Microphone and Notifications. Leave all other options at their default settings. Now let's go to the Passwords and Forms menu and disable Auto-Fill settings. As well as the opportunity to save passwords for websites, now you will have to enter them on your own every time, but no one else will be able to sign in your accounts with login and password Auto-Fill. You can also make similar settings for the browser in your smartphone. Once again, the menu may look different in other browsers, but the point is the same. To prevent the browser from automatically remembering your data, such as browsing history, cookies, cache, passwords and so on. Every time you use Chrome on your computer or smartphone to search for something, Google tracks your actions to personalize search results. The same happens when you use other apps by Google, such as Google Maps or Google Now. To stop Google from tracking your online activities, go to your Google account. In the section Personal, Info and Privacy, select Manage your Google Activity. Then go to Activity Controls. There you can see all types of data that Google monitors. To disable saving web and nav activity, just click on the symbol on the right. If that's not enough for you and you want to clean the entire history of your online activity, do the following. To begin with, select Manage Activity. You will be redirected to My Activity page. You can see my entire browsing history, though I've just cleaned it in my browser. To remove this data, you should open an additional menu. To do it, click on the three vertical dots in the upper right corner of the page. In the menu choose Delete Activity by and then All Time. You can delete the data received for a certain period of time, specifying it in special fields. Click Delete. As you can see, the browsing history is deleted. Previously, Yandex accounts also had a similar tool that saved all browsing history of a user. It was known as MyFindings. After Yandex portal was updated, it seems to have been removed. So Yandex doesn't have it anymore. In this video, I can't help mentioning to a browser which by default doesn't save browsing history, cookies or cache and uses a chain of servers to go to a certain website. That is why it is the most privacy-focused browser and the one to choose for anonymous web surfing. But this is a topic for another video and you can find the link below. That is all for now. 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وَإِنْ تَعْجَبْ فَعْجَبٌ قَوْلُهُمْ أَيْذَا كُنَّا تُرَابًا أَيْنَا لَفِي خَلْقٍ جَدِيدَ أولئك الذين كفروا بربهم وأولئك الأغلال في أعناقهم وأولئك أصحاب النارهم في يا خالدون بسم الله والصلاة والسلام على رسول الله صلى الله عليه وسلم السلام عليكم ورحمة الله وبركاته أخيين وخيرين ومعاهاتكم ورحمة الله وبركاته أرسل كون A سشن مع صدر رحمة حسن أخبرنا سأتكلم الأسئلة التي تخبرناها في مدرسنا أسئلة في مدرسنا at thehotseatpodcast.com أسئلة التي أخبرناها فيها سأتكلم الأسئلة التي تخبرناها في مدرسنا ما يمكنك أن تؤدي في مدرسنا دعوة سين سنتكلم كون A سشن بين كل مدرسنا في مدرسنا سيكونون سؤالات على هذه المساعدة أحد الأمر سأكون غير أخير في المدرسنا at thehotseat هو إجابة لتدعم الأسئلة لتخبرك عن المساعدات التي تتكلمنا لا تبدأ مشكلة سنأخبر في الأسئلة، سوف نتلعب دعوة سين أخبرنا من يؤمن في مدرسنا دعوة سين أعطي هؤلاء السؤالات في مدرسنا دعوة مدرسنا أول is if someone is calling to innovation openly, for example a Kharegi calling to word Khuruj openly Does the Khujja, i.e. the proof, have to be established upon him before calling him an innovator or can he be warned against and be labeled an innovator before his misguidance is made clear to him The person who's been accused of Khawarijism or somebody saying he's a Kharegi I also feel like it's important and it's necessary, people need to verify because some issues that I've seen people accuse others of being Kharegi is not Khuruj, it has nothing to do with Khawarijism For example recently I saw a brother say anyone who says that Tariqa Salah is Khawarij This is views of Ahlu Sunnah, you can't say that If you abandon the prayer you're Khawarij It has nothing to do with Khawarijism This is a strongest view of Ahlu Sunnah So people need to verify and know what makes a person Khawarij is and what isn't Because a lot of people today, they fall into Irja themselves So everything for them, my heart is good and no actions are needed So first I'll say Tattabut, verify what is the belief of the Khawarij What is the belief of Ahlu Sunnah and Jama'a Then you can say what's Second is that if it becomes clear to you after you've done your research and your person who has knowledge Then Hurja is needed to be established on the person You have to prove to the person that their view is wrong And remove that doubt from the person And explain to them what is right from what is wrong Okay, even if he's calling to us openly it doesn't change that The proof still needs to be established Yeah, the proof needs to be established Okay, the second question I have And I think it's important to provide a bit of context around this We mentioned on the podcast Imam Manawi And how we fell into issues with the names and attributes of Allah And you said that the proof had to be established against him or upon him And I said, are you really expected to believe that he was calling to Islam for this long And the proof wasn't shown to him And you said, yeah, I have to believe that I have to have khusn al-Lan The question that's come in here is Regarding the comment on Imam Manawi In his Minhaj when he discusses matters relating to Al-Qaeda In which he differs with Ahlu Sunnah on some of these matters You notice he discusses the opinion of Ahlu al-Halith But he then differs with them Does this not suggest that the khujja, the proof has been made? A very good question I was really amazed with that person The Minhaj that they're talking about here is a Shahr-Hafsa Muslim Just to make it clear Because Imam Manawi has a Kitab on the Fiqh al-Shafi'i Where he summarized it from the محرر That's not the book that the person is talking about here They're talking about the Shahr-Hafsa Muslim It's called the Minhaj And it's true sometimes he mentions He mentions the Ahlu Sunnah And then he mentions the belief of the Ahlu Al-Kalam And then it was said that Ahlu Al-Halith believed this That doesn't mean that the proof was established on him Because establishing the proof means Whatever doubt is with you is removed And whatever is right is then being told to you That's what we're talking about here Just because I know the many views out there Doesn't mean the proof has been established on me And that's what Nawawi didn't receive It's that the path is cleared for him A path is made clear to him That this is the right way We don't have that And the Imam of Nawawi is a great Imam And a man like him If he was informed of what was wrong from what is right With the sincerity that we see of this great man The nobility that's in this great man And the Imam of Nawawi, we know he would have left it The final question I have for you And this is more of a practical question When someone in our local city For example, let's say London Has fallen into innovation Who exactly establishes the proof on him And who lawfully labels him an innovator Is it the students of knowledge in the city Or is it the big scholars that are outside the city And if it's a big scholar Then how practical is it for the big scholar Who's living in a different country To speak to that particular person If the person fell into an issue of a mistake And it's a mistake that we mentioned last time For example, he goes against Ahlu Sunnah In the source in which they take their evidence from Then that doesn't require scholars That doesn't require solid scholars Like if the person says I'm not going to take the hadith of the Messenger of God And things like that It doesn't require the scholars This is مزدر تلقي But if the person fell into Other issues of عقيدة Mistakes Then this is a تبديع Is a مسألة اتهادية تبديع To label a person a مبتدع And it goes back to اهلوليج تيهاد The اهلول العلم The people of knowledge They're the ones who Label this person in ايناويتا They're the ones who And the issue of تكفير as well They're the ones who do it But it's not left for the عامة النس And definitely not left It's not sorry It's not left for the students of knowledge And it's definitely not left For the general mass It's not generally left for the It's not left for the general mass So it's something that the scholars The people of knowledge Who are allowed to do تيهاد Who even if they get it wrong They get one reward for it And if they get it right They get two rewards for it They're the ones who can do this So just to address The second part of the question Which is how practical is it For a scholar To speak to a person In a city Like the Imam of a Masjid In a city الحمد لله The communication in the world Is very good So the people go back To the people of knowledge They present the situation Of the person to the Shaykh And they tell it With fair, sincere, genuine Mana Like عبدالله بن عمر رضي الله عنه وَنْ يَحَبْنِ يَعْمَرَنْ حُمَيْدِ بِنْ عَبدالحِمَانِ الْحِيمِرِ He came to him About the issue of the Qadaria Who came out in Iraq And what they were saying And when they formed عبدالله بن عمر They told about these people Who they were What they were like Everything Then عبدالله بن عمر Gave them a ruling He said فأخبرهم أني بريء منهم They tell them I am free from them And they are free from me And then he told them Allah is not going to accept Their righteous deeds Until they believe in the Qadar So they took it back To عبدالله بن عمر رضي الله عنه And when they asked him And he clarified it for them So the people should Go back to scholars like that Go and contact the scholars Ask them Inform the situation correctly Be fair in the way You put the situation to the Shaykh Because the Shaykh Is going to answer it In the way you put it to him He is going to say Whatever question you ask him If you say Shaykh If a person drinks alcohol What is the ruling regarding them And the Shaykh goes That person is a Fasek And the person you are applying On wasn't drinking alcohol Is drinking apple juice But he had in a bottle That you couldn't understand You can't apply The Shaykh's Fetwa here right now Because the Shaykh's Fetwa Is based on someone Who drank alcohol أسلاد جزاك الأخير Very very helpful answers Until next time في أمان الله والسلام ورحمة الله وبركاته ورحمة الله وبركاته أتمنى أنك أردت الأسئلة لأسئلة الأسئلة أردت أنك if you have any questions on any of the topics we've discussed so far email your questions in to questionsatthehotseatpodcast.com That's questionsatthehotseatpodcast.com