Copper is found in a wide variety of foods. The best sources of copper are organ meats (especially liver), seafood, nuts, seeds, wheat-bran cereals and whole-grain products.
In Windows XP, Internet Explorer's Favorites Toolbar accesses the Favorites from a local folder stored on your computer's hard disk. By default, this location is: C:\Documents and Settings\Users\Your User Name\Favorites. This folder, like just about any folder or file on your computer, can be moved, renamed, modified, deleted, or damaged. Start by checking the default location for the My Favorites Folder by right-clicking Start and choosing Explore.
Check the box and you will see the Favorites folder. If you are using Firefox, the Favorites folder is in a different location than it is for Internet Explorer. In Firefox, favorites are called bookmarks. The only way to see them is to use the file menu inside Firefox because they are not stored in a regular file. Firefox 3.0 and higher stores bookmarks in a SQLite database. What you have to do is export the bookmarks to an HTML file.