How can I change the time between auto refreshes?

Step 1: Start Internet Explorer if it is not running already. Click on Tools and then Internet Options.
Step 2: In the Internet Options dialog box, click on the Security tab and then select Internet Zone. Click on the button below labeled Custom Level.
Step 3: Scroll down the list that pops up until you find the entry called Allow Meta Refresh. You can see two option buttons below the entry: Disable and Enable. By default, it should be enabled. Disable it and click OK.
Step 4: Click Apply and OK on the Internet Options dialog box. That is it! Your page will no longer refresh automatically anymore, so you will not have to worry about content being updated or changed without your permission.
Although this solves the annoying problem of a web page refreshing every few seconds, let me make it clear that meta refresh is important. Many websites use it to direct the visitors to the correct web page, though the use of meta refresh is discouraged by the W3C.
Note: The use of Meta refresh by websites is decreasing day by day and is being replaced by JavaScript functions or HTTP redirection headers. This method may not work for sites using JavaScript.

You can't do anything about this website because is design in such a that it keeps on updating every time.
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