hey welcome friends
my name is kintan
so in todays video
i will tell you how
in your redmi note3
redmi note 4
best camera settings
so you can
click and shoot perfect video and photos
so without any delay
lets get started
so first of all
open the camera app
for that normally click on camera
after that go to settings
as you go into the settings
you will see like this interface
which is comman in every xiaomi devices
you will see this normally
after that you will see
option which is
Press and hold button
you have Simply to only click on that
after clicking you will see
two options
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Space vs. Earth w/ REAL LIFE ASTRONAUTS!! | Nick - Duration: 2:10.
ANNOUNCER: Are you ready for something
totally out of this world?
You bet!
ANNOUNCER: We took your questions
from here on planet Earth--
What does this mean?
ANNOUNCER: --and got out of this world
answers from real-life astronauts in space!
[GASP]
ANNOUNCER: Ready to learn everything you want to know?
[CHEERING]
3, 2, 1.
How do you eat in space?
ANNOUNCER: Well, on Earth, you eat like this.
[LAUGHTER]
Hey!
Bleh!
ANNOUNCER: In space, you eat like this.
Honey coming out pretty well there.
Strawberry shortcake.
Oh.
I got these butter cookies and some strawberries
with a little bit of milk on top.
Oh, excellent.
Mm, yum, yum.
How do you sleep in space?
ANNOUNCER: On Earth, you get tucked in and rest peacefully.
Aah!
ANNOUNCER: In space, you get zipped in--
And then we have little arm holes.
ANNOUNCER: --and hang peacefully.
Wow!
He's a sound sleeper.
Do you get bored in space?
ANNOUNCER: Sure.
But on Earth, there's always this to do.
Hole in one!
[WHISTLE BLOWS]
ANNOUNCER: And in space, there's always this to do.
[SQUEAKING]
[CROWD CHEERING]
How do you get ready for your day in space?
ANNOUNCER: Well, on Earth, you take a shower,
get dressed, and get out.
Order up!
ANNOUNCER: And in space, you take a shower--
And that's it.
ANNOUNCER: --get dressed--
Roger that, Sally.
ANNOUNCER: --and get out.
Affirmative.
ANNOUNCER: Signing off from outer space.
Nice to be in orbit.
ANNOUNCER: Back to you down on Earth.
Roger, welcome back.
A great ending to the new beginning.
[FLUTE PLAYS, CAPTAIN LAUGHS]
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How To Install a USB Power Outlet - Charge Your Phone Without an Adapter - Duration: 3:18.
[Theme Music]
Hey guys, it's Scott with House in Progress.
Today we're going to be showing you how to install a USB wall outlet, this is so that
you can plug in your cell phone right in the kitchen here without having to carry around
a charger.
This is a two out of five on our difficulty scale, and we'll walk you through the whole
process.
So let's get started.
Alright, so because this is an electrical project the first step is to find your breaker
box and shut off the breaker associated with the part of the house you're working in.
We're going to be testing this out with a voltmeter just to make sure that we've killed
all power to this outlet and so we're sticking the red side into the small slot and the black
side into the large slot.
It can also go into the hole in this outlet and that will tell us.
As long as the reading below one volt we should be fine, normally it's one hundred and twenty.
Then we're removing the old faceplate and the old outlet by unscrewing and pulling this
away from the wall.
Then we're just going to remove the old screws here that are holding these wires into place.
If you've got these wires pushed into the back of the outlet and they're not screwed
in, there should be little slots that you can stick a small tool into and that will
release the wires.
So this is our USB outlet that we're going to be installing.
We're going to remove it from the packaging.
Probably a good idea to look over your instruction manual, just to make sure there is not any
caveats with the particular USB one that you're using.
What I am doing here is I'm having to bend my wires straight.
We're not going to be screwing these in to the outlet like we had before, they're actually
going to be sliding into a small slot so we need them in a straight configuration rather
than a rounded one.
On the back here we've got a little sizing diagram that shows us how long our wires need
to be for the particular application that we're installing it into.
We're going to go ahead and trim these wires up to the appropriate size indicated on the
back of that instrument there.
And then we're going to reattach our ground wire to the ground screw.
This is going to be the green screw on the USB outlet.
Just screw that back into place and make sure it's really nice and tight.
And in our case, we're going to be sliding these into the small slots on the side of
the screw instead of wrapping around the screw since we have two wires.
The reason that we have two wires is that we've got one wire that is actually bringing
power in from the electrical box, and then we've got one that is sending power down the
rest of the wall where there is more outlets in place coming off of this wire, so that's
why there is two there.
And then we're just going to have to kind of manhandle these wires to get them into
an orientation that makes it easier to push this outlet into place.
This is always the worst part.
You really want to try and set yourself up for success by bending those wires and making
it so that you can push this outlet back into place.
Of course you want the outlet to be flush with the wall.
So you might need to kind of push it around a little bit and then screw it into place.
Once you've got that, we're gonna put our new faceplate into place here.
That's just going to cover everything up and finish it nicely, screw that back into place.
And so that's really all there is to this project.
We turned our breaker back on, we'll plug in a USB cable to my phone here, it powers
on, and that means we're good to go.
Thanks for watching.
[Theme Music] Today we got a quick tip...
...In Progress, Today we got a - [Laughter] ... it's not a quick tip...
...Scott with House in Progress (Ben) Did I give you the go?
(Scott) I thought you just kept recording like we said we were going to be doing...
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Sesame Street Season 47: Episode 18: Preview (HBO KIDS) - Duration: 0:46.
Today is a special day on Sesame Street, Gordon.
Oh, really?
Today is "Who Can Wear the Most Hats on Their Head" Day!
KIDS: Yay!
Welcome to "Who Can Wear The Most Hats...
-BOTH: ...on Their Head" Day! -ALL: Yay!
(CHEERING, APPLAUSE)
That's one hat.
Two hats.
Three hats.
-Four hats. -(GROANS)
ALL: (CHANTING) More hats! More hats! More hats!
Widdle diddle diddle hat hat hat hats hats!
(MAGICAL TINKLING)
-Whoa! -Whoa!
-ELMO, ZOE: Ahhhh! -(GROVER YELPS)
(THUD)
(BICYCLE BELL DINGS)
(MAGICAL TINKLING)
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Colour Grey Hair Naturally for $30 a Year! // Vegan, Cruelty-Free & Zero Waste - Duration: 17:52.
Hey there modern vegans and vegan curious,
it's Margaret, and welcome back to ModVegan.
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every time there's more great videos just like this one.
Today on the channel I want to talk with you about
zero waste hair colour.
And some of the experiences that I've had,
and how I think they might be valuable for you,
and maybe some different ideas for you to take into
consideration going forward.
So I got my first grey hair when I was 25 years old,
and I remember it very distinctly.
Because it was the day of my wedding that I noticed.
So I was sitting there with my hairdresser,
and she was doing my hair for the wedding,
curling it, and she noticed a grey hair,
and she said "oh, I guess you've started to get grey hair!"
"Congratulations!"
And I thought, "oh my god, I'm only 25!
I can't believe that I
have grey hair already."
Well, fortunately it grew very slowly,
so I've only gotten a few grey hairs every year.
But still, it was a little traumatizing to see that first grey hair,
and I will never forget it when she pulled it out of my head
and showed me that indeed, I did have a white hair
growing out of my head.
But since then, I've gotten a little more comfortable with it,
and for many years I just kind of ignored it,
because it was so small.
Like there were just a couple of hairs,
so I pretty much ignored it.
But as time went on, I decided I wanted to do something about it,
and I know that a lot of women absolutely love their grey hair,
they embrace it, and I want to congratulate them,
I think that's fabulous.
It's up to everyone whether they decide
they want to colour their hair or not.
It's very much a personal decision.
It's just like wearing makeup:
no one should ever make you feel like you need to wear makeup,
or that you have to wear makeup, no one should ever
make you feel like you need to dye your hair,
but if you want to, and you just like the idea of having
a little more colour in your life, then this video is for you.
So after I found that first grey hair, I pretty much ignored
the grey hair until I was around 30.
And I made sure I waited until I was about 30
before I started colouring my hair,
because I just felt like for some reason in my head
that it didn't make sense to colour my hair before I was 30.
So I started colouring my hair when I was about 30 years old,
and I just coloured it pretty much the colour that it is now,
my natural hair colour, 'cause this is my natural hair colour.
I just used a semi-premanent dye, which is like the natural
essences?
I think Clairol makes Herbal Essences?
It's kind of their demi-permanent, if you're going to use the
lingo used by hair dressers.
That is kind of the
semi-permanent/demi permanent hair colouring that lasts
for about 28 washes.
It doesn't lift any colour out of your natural hair,
it just deposits colour on your natural hair.
So it's not bleaching it, it's free from bleach,
and it what it does is it just deposits colour on the shaft of your hair.
So that's kind of how that works.
And I did that most of the time, because I felt like
I didn't want to pay anymore, I didn't want to have to do
permanent dye, because I felt that really to do a good job
of permanent dye it's better to go to a hair dresser,
so I just used the temporary ones at that point.
And I did that for quite a few years, until I was about -
I guess I was 32 or 33?
Because it was just a couple of years ago.
I decided to start highlighting my hair,
and you can see that in some of the earlier videos
from this channel.
You can see me with highlighted hair, because I decided
to go to the hair dresser and get my hair highlighted.
And of course that was with peroxide, because that's really
the only way to bleach hair.
So I went to my hair dresser,
had that done there, and I did that for a little while,
and then I stopped doing that when I decided it was just
ridiculously expensive.
I didn't want to do it anymore.
I thought that it overall worked pretty well.
It was not
an uncomfortable process by any means,
it's just the amount of money that you're spending on it
that is really the deterrent there,
and that's really - the environmental impact and the time
and money spent at the hairdresser are the big drawbacks to that sort of thing.
But of course, also as a vegan, you're going to find
when you try to look into it a bit, that hardly any hair dye
is vegan.
And since I care quite a bit about this -
I make sure that my makeup is vegan - I'm very
conscientious about that sort of thing -
it didn't seem right for me to be using hair dye
that was not vegan either.
So about - gosh - probably
about 6 months ago?
I stopped using traditional hair dye,
and you may have noticed that my hair has been a bit darker
in my recent videos, and that's because I'm no longer highlighting it,
I kind of cut off the part that was highlighted.
And now I am using a natural hair dye instead,
and I wanted to tell you guys about it,
because I've been very happy with it,
and I think it's a really good solution if you are a brunette.
If you are not a brunette, if you're a blonde,
then this may not work as well for you, especially if
you want to keep your hair a blonde colour.
There are other solutions for hair colour if your hair
is naturally blonde.
I know that Bea Johnson
from the "Zero Waste Home" book and blog
- she uses chamomile tea in her hair.
I don't know if that works at all - I have no clue,
because I'm not blonde, so I don't know if that works,
but that's one idea if your hair is naturally blonde.
But I would pretty much take this video as advice for brunettes.
I'm only giving advice for brunettes, because I am a brunette,
so that's what this advice is for.
So I did quite a bit of research before I decided to use
a more natural dye.
And I looked around different companies, tried to find
out more about natural hair dyes, and since I'd had a horrible
reaction to the brand HerbaTint when I was in high school,
I decided to avoid that, because they use some of the same
chemicals that are in conventional dyes,
and so even though their dyes are "natural" - they do contain
some chemicals in them that may be - if you have sensitive
skin you may have a problem with them.
So that would be my big caution with Herbatint.
I think it probably works just fine for people who are
looking for colour, as long as they do not have sensitive skin.
And I do.
I had a horrible reaction back when I was in school -
when I was in high school I had a really deep reaction to it.
My entire head was itching, it was miserable.
So since then I haven't used Herbatint.
I was pretty happy with
Herbal Essences from I think Clairol, that makes Herbal Essences.
I used that for a while.
And I was pretty happy with that.
It had more to do with wanting a vegan and cruelty free option.
And thankfully, I found one that I'm pretty much in love with.
So after doing quite a bit of research, I ended up
with the LUSH Caca Rouge.
Now, try not to let the name dissuade you.
Caca is a bad word in Spanish,
but we're going to forget about that for a second.
But I think what they're just trying to say is that this is red.
And this is their basic red hair dye.
This is what I use.
And it's interesting, because if you look at my hair,
you're going to notice that there really is no red at all.
You probably can see a few highlights where it may look
slightly red - but the hair itself is not red.
It does not look red at all.
And that's one of the beauties of using henna,
which is what this dye is made out of, it's made out of henna.
And one of the beauty's of henna is that it kind of just
goes over your natural hair colour - it's almost like a varnish.
And it kind of coats your hair, it protects your hair,
and it imparts a red tone.
If you're blonde,
then your hair may look very red.
And you will notice,
I'm going to show you guys the grey spot in my hair -
that is my major major grey spot right there -
you're going to notice that's where it's red.
So that's the hair that's white, and you can see that it's turned
bright red.
And it's just this tiny little section right here -
I mean, I'm 35 years old, and this is the part of my hair that is
kind of white, and it's been turned like a brighter red colour.
But you don't really notice it that much -
you can see when you're looking at the rest of my hair,
you don't tend to notice that there's that bright section of red there.
And I'm quite happy with it.
I have to say, like, if you look at it,
I've only ever been trying to cover up my grey roots -
I'm not really interested in changing the colour of my hair,
and I find that this red works very well.
One of the things that the sales person at LUSH told me
was that if you are using their red hair dye,
it's better to use the Caca Rouge than the Caca Marron,
because the Caca Marron is their brown,
but it just doesn't contain as much colouring pigment
in it.
So unless you're trying to colour your hair brown
(which, if you're say, blonde, you might want that, because you might not want a bright
red result)
you might be happier with the Caca Marron if you're a blonde.
But if you have white hair, the Caca Rouge covers the colour
a little bit better.
It covers grey much better than the other one does.
And I'm going to take her word for it.
Because that's been
my experience so far.
It works very well to cover up greys.
No this video is in no way sponsored by LUSH,
and for that reason, I'm going to let you guys in on a few tips
that I have regarding using this product for greying hair.
Now I've been using this product for a few months,
and you will notice that it is 90% still there.
So I've used maybe a third or something of this outer ring.
So it comes with nine blocks of colour,
and if you're just colouring your roots,
and you're just trying to get rid of the grey that's maybe
at the very root of your scalp - you really do not need much of this at all.
You're going to just use a cheese grater and grate off
a little bit of this bar and then add some boiling water to it
until it kind of is the consistency of a brownie mixture.
So it's going to be not quite liquid, and not quite a solid -
just somewhere in between.
Kind of like a goopy paste.
That works best for sticking it to your hair.
And again, I mean - I've done this now like four times.
I try to do it once every four weeks.
And I find that works best for me.
Because it actually is a lot more permanent than the dye
that I was using before.
But it also - even though it's more
permanent, it's kind of nice to have it have that nice colour
at the roots.
I don't like the roots to get too long.
So that's why I do it every four weeks.
But you can see - if I've done if four times - I have no idea
how long this is going to last, but I would say one of these
bars - if you're just colouring the greys and you're not doing much else -
a bar like this will last you about a year.
And this is probably - I'm going to say it's about -
I'm going to be off here with the price,
but I think that it's under 30 dollars in Canada.
I think it's more like $20 in the US.
And it's about a year's
worth of hair dye.
Which is a pretty good deal,
because, at least in Canada, it's usually around $10 on sale
to buy a hair dye in a bottle.
And you need to buy those every month.
So you're talking $130 every year, vs. $20-30 a year
so it's definitely a considerable savings.
And of course, the only waste that you have is this,
which is your instruction information,
and it's just printed on recyclable paper.
So it really is zero waste.
And it's - aside from the sticker -
it does have a little sticker on here, and I do think this might be a plastic sticker,
so the sticker is not recyclable, but that is the only part
of the packaging that is not recyclable.
I brought
a recyclable bag to buy it, so it's truly a pretty much zero waste
hair dye solution.
And it's nice, 'cause it comes from a store,
it's already pre-made for you, all you need to do is add the hot water
to it.
It's very simple.
If I can do it, anyone can.
I've been trying to convince my mom to try it,
'cause I think that she'd really enjoy it, I think it's pretty much
exactly the colour that she would want.
So I just go ahead and I grate that bar, into a container like this one,
anything that isn't going to stain significantly.
You just put it in here.
I actually use one of my
eyeshadow brushes in order to apply it to my scalp
because I kind of just paint it on where I see white spots.
So if I see, you know, a white hair, I can just add it right there.
And you want to mix it until it's kind of a thick paste.
And then you can put it on a brush, and then add it to your hair.
I recommend doing this instead of adding it all over your hair
as long as your hair is somewhere in the brunette family.
If you feel that your hair is either black or blonde,
you probably want to go for something else, do not listen
to this video.
If your hair is blonde or black, and you want a specific
colour, if you're trying to colour all of your hair,
then watch someone else's video, this video is for someone
who has brown hair already.
But if you're just addressing those roots,
and you're trying to change the colour of the roots,
I would strongly recommend you try this.
Just kind of paint it onto your roots.
Leave it on their for about two hours.
And I know that's going to sound ridiculous.
Because when I first read that, I thought "oh my god,
two hours of having something on my head will never work."
But it actually works very well.
You just put it on the roots,
I tend to put it around here
- anywhere where you might get a few white hairs,
put it there.
Any place where you might see your hairs
a bit lighter, and then I put a shower cap over it.
And I have a reusable shower cap that I have at home
for when I'm taking a shower and I don't want to get my
hair wet - so I will use that, and you just put it on
for a couple of hours.
You can walk around the house.
The nice thing with this is that unlike an artificial
dye, if this falls down on your marble countertops, for example,
I've got some marble countertops in here -
if it falls on that, it's very easy to wipe it off.
It's not going to
stain it unless you leave it on there for a long time.
I've been very happy with the kind of ease with which
it can be removed from things.
I haven't had a real problem with that.
And when you're done, you just rinse it out,
and then shampoo your hair.
It's a little bit different, again, from an artificial dye
where you probably wouldn't want to shampoo it.
With this one I do recommend shampooing,
because this has cocoa butter and things like that in it,
to kind of give it a nice smell.
It's just meant to be
a little bit more rich.
And so you don't need to worry about it
drying your hair, it does not damage your hair,
in fact, it actually protects your hair.
And I just love it.
I'm a huge fan.
Again, this video is not sponsored, I wish it was.
It's not sponsored, but I absolutely love this product
and like I said, because it's not sponsored, I can tell you,
that unless you have like - I don't know - maybe 20-30% greys
because I don't really - maybe I have like 5% grey?
Something like that?
So I don't have a lot of grey, and so for me, a bar like this
will easily last a year, probably longer - and if you have
a few more greys than that, then it may not last quite that long,
but you're still going to find it lasts much longer
than any traditional hair colour does.
Again, unless you're blonde - if you're blonde,
you probably need to do something else.
You might need to use like an entire bar and cover your head
with it so that you get uniform colour and everything like that.
But if the problem is just about having some greys here and there,
it works really well.
and as you can see, like - I'm really quite happy with it.
I find that it is working really well with my hair.
And it's good too, if you have a sensitive scalp.
I've told you guys before, I have psoriasis,
and I've always found that to be kind of uncomfortable
when I use artificial dyes.
Like - that's the ironic thing.
If I leave this stuff on for two hours, it doesn't irritate
my head at all.
Like, I can leave it on for two hours -
I could probably leave it on overnight, and it would not
bother my skin at all.
And I have very sensitive skin.
But there's nothing in this that is speeding up that dye
to make it work faster on your hair,
and that's the real problem with something like
a Clairol dye, or L'Oreal or any of those brands -
they contain ammonia to help speed up the process
and help your hair to change colour faster.
And it may work in 10 minutes,
but that isn't really necessarily good for your hair.
And so, a product like this that you can leave on for a couple of hours
and then remove, doesn't irritate your skin at all,
and then if you have something like I do, like psoriasis,
it doesn't irritate the psoriasis at all.
Like, I still have
some psoriasis plaques on my head, and it doesn't irritate those,
and I'm so grateful to have this colour,
and that's why I really wanted to share it with you guys,
especially if any of you guys have, say, an autoimmune
disorder, or anything that causes irritation of your scalp,
you definitely probably are miserable every time you use
a harsh dye on your hair,
and this isn't like that at all.
So, definitely something worth considering.
Also doesn't have any waste!
And the funniest thing is,
I find now, whenever I go to the drug store,
I realize there's nothing I really need to buy there,
because, just in the last couple of weeks, I've started making
my own toothpaste, and my own deodorant,
now I do my hair colour, and I don't really need to worry about
going to the drug store any more, because most of the things
that I need, I already have, or I could make myself,
and it's kind of a nice, liberating feeling.
And I think actually saves me quite a bit of time.
If you enjoyed this video, be sure and give it a thumbs up,
and subscribe if you aren't already,
and also please let me know what your doing with your own
hair dye - if you're pretty happy with your solution,
or if you've tried - especially if you've tried another kind of
zero waste, natural solution that you've found works well for you,
I would love to hear about that.
Let me know, especially things that are cruelty free and vegan.
I would love to hear about that.
And I hope everybody has a beautiful day.
Thanks so much for watching.
Take care.
Bye.
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How to use a Baby K'Tan Carrier with your Newborn - Duration: 5:01.
Hi, I'm Rachel and this video is going to show how to use a K'Tan Carrier with a newborn.
A K'tan carrier has two parts. There's the sash and the carrier.
The first thing I'm going to do is find the loop
on the carrier and I'm going to make sure the fabric inside of the loop is not twisted
and that it's nice and even.
I don't see any bunches or twists there.
This step will improve your comfort later on.
So I see nothing is twisted, I can see the loop here is not twisted
and the loop over here that is not twisted
Then I'm going to take this loop and hold the K'tan like it's a necklace.
Then I'm going to bring it over my head.
So the loop is directly in the back.
No I'm going to take one arm through each of the two big loops.
Now that I've done that, the small loop behind me is way high on my back.
The very first thing I want to do, is take that loop and pull it down a little bit.
If it's lower on my back, I'm going to be a bit more comfortable.
So I've got that small loop nice and low on my back.
Now I'm spreading out the fabric on both shoulders so it will be nice and comfortable for me.
I'm going to check that this is still not twisted.
At this point I'm ready to get my baby
I'm going to bring both hands inside the of the K'tan and stretch the fabric slightly.
So I can see that there's still plenty of room to put a baby, even though it looks pretty snug.
K'tan sizing really does matter.
You want it to be nice and snug.
If it's too loose, your baby will end up a little low and you can contact the company and they can help you figure out the best size.
They can help you if you're having trouble getting the right size or telling if yours is the right size.
You can also go to your local babywearing educator or group and get help deciding if yours fits you or not. (Links are in the description!)
So I'm holding my baby on my shoulder like I'm going to burp him.
This is Ben. He's one month old, but about 12 pounds.
So he's a bit bigger than your average one month old.
But we're still going to position the same way you would position a newborn in this carrier.
I'm going to take one hand under one loop and guide this foot through.
Then I'm going to shift him to my other shoulder
I'm leaning back slightly so he's well supported.
And I'm going to bring the other leg through this loop.
And as you can see he's sort of stretch into his little newborn tuck position.
This is exactly how I want his legs positioned.
His knees are higher than his bottom.
And his legs are comfortable in that narrow spread squat position
He's a little high on my chest just because I started him in a burp hold, so I'm going to just lower him a little.
I want his head nice and high on my chest where I can easily kiss him.
I'm going to find the loop that is underneath, which is this one.
and I'm going to spread this one out first.
I'm going to spread it all the way across his back.
I'm going to take it from this knee over to this knee.
and then I'm going to spread it all the way over his shoulder so he's very well supported.
Then I'm going to do the exact same thing on the other side.
I find the edge, and spread it from this knee to that knee, and then up and over his back.
I want to keep it from covering his face. I do not want it to cover his face like that.
If that's happening, you can pull the shoulder away like that
Or I can take the fabric and flip it out just a little bit
So I've taken the top edge here and flipped it out to the outside of my shoulder away from his face.
That way his face is fully uncovered and I can look down and see his cute little cheeks! <3
Since my baby is a sleep (and he's stayed asleep while I put him in here which is pretty cool!)
Sometimes when he's sleeping, he likes the back of his head covered.
So I'm going to take this side and cover just the back of his head, about to his ear (but not further)
You can see that his chin is high off of his chest.
He's very snug and well supported here.
If he was a wake, he wouldn't want this on his head and that's okay!
They like to look around and move their heads when they're awake!
The next thing I'm going to do is get my sash.
I'm bending over and supporting baby as I bend.
I'm going to take this and place it nice and high on his back.
Pull it tight, and tie a double knot behind my back.
This sash adds a bit of extra support making it even more comfortable for you.
It also adds more support for baby's back and prevents baby from leaning.
Baby is really well supported in there!
So there we have a newborn carry in a K'Tan Carrier! Thanks!
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How to Draw Funny Flower | Simple Examples of Painting for Kids | Coloring Book with Colored Markers - Duration: 10:01.
Today we are going to learn to draw and color a cute funny flower
Let's have lots of fun
Now, let's draw and color a really cool school backpack
for all our school supplies.
Subscribe Now For Colorful And Fun Things To Draw.
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Honolulu | Getting Around – Transportation Information | Tourist Information | Episode# 2 - Duration: 3:57.
Hipfig Travel Channel offers Travel
Video Guides for more than 20 cities in
Asia, US, and Canada. If you like our
travel videos, subscribe to this channel
to see more. Aloha everyone, welcome to
hipfig's video guide series on Honolulu
In this video we're going to be focusing
on Honolulu transportation: TheBus is
the public bus system in Honolulu and
other parts of Oahu. TheBus goes
everywhere in Oahu (Island) and offers a
visitor guide and map. To take the bus,
find your bus stop and wait near the
sign. Stand near the stop sign where the
person driving the bus will be able to
see you. Check the destination sign as
the bus approaches. Look out for the bus
route number, name, and where it's headed
Make sure to have exact change when
taking the bus. You can also purchase a
4-day pass available at ABC stores,
7-11 convenience stores, and the
Kalihi transit center on the corner of
Middle Street and Kamehameha Highway
TheBus is an economical and convenient
way to get to many popular spots away
from Waikiki including: the Punchbowl
National Cemetery (Pacific), Kualoa Ranch,
the Polynesian Cultural Center, Waimea
Valley, Kailua Beach Park, and North Shore
areas like Haleiwa, Sunset Beach, Banzai
Pipeline, and Waimea Bay. The Waikiki
trolley is another affordable option.
It's a hop-on hop-off type tour bus. They
have five lines which will take you
around the Honolulu/Waikiki area. The
routes go to most major tourist
attractions in the Waikiki/Honolulu area
and offer tickets for unlimited rides
for 1 day, 4 days, or 7 days. Be
aware that the Waikiki Trolley doesn't
have extensive routes like TheBus. You
can also purchase passes online for a
discount
Wakiki Trolley routes are designated by
color: the red line called the historic
line takes you to Iolani Palace, Chinatown,
and Ala Moana Center. The pink line is a
shopping line which takes you to Ala
Moana Center. The green line is a scenic
line which takes you to the Honolulu Zoo,
and Diamond Head area. The blue line is
the panoramic line which takes you near
Hanauma Bay, Sea Life Park, and Halona
Blowhole. The purple line is the
Pearl Harbor line which takes you to the
Pearl Harbor, Stadium, Ala Moana Center, and Aloha Tower.
if you are a JCB cardholder check for
special deals. JalPak and Léa Léa
Trolley is primarily for Japanese
tourists. You can purchase tickets
through their website, but is only in
Japanese. There are also tour companies
like Roberts Hawaii which offer bus
tours and car tours all over the island.
So you don't get confused
the funky buses with the shark fins are
chartered shuttle buses for JTB
tourists ONLY! You can also find car, bike,
Segway, and moped rentals available in
the Waikiki area
Uber and Lyft also operate in Waikiki
Happy Travels. Go to hipfig.com for
more information or go to our Hipfig
Travel Channel on YouTube and be sure to
subscribe for regular updates
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Story goes BALLISTIC for this tough cookie - Dog Toy Reviews | KONG Ballistic Cookie Dog Toy - Duration: 4:32.
Greetings and welcome back everyone to another episode of Tough Toy Tryouts!
I'm Kyle and with me as always is our tester, Story.
She's probably the one on screen right now wondering what the heck is Bailey doing running
around in circles.
If you're new here, be sure to hit that subscribe button for us and setup alerts so
you're always up to date with the happenings of the channel.
This week we're going back to our roots, testing another softer chew toy like we did
in our first ever episode where we covered Tuffy's Ultimate Bone.
However this time, we're testing Kong's version called the Ballistic Cookie!
And let me tell you, this is one tough cookie indeed.
Its felt exterior incases multiple layers of ballistic nylon originally designed for
bullet proof vests and multiple squeakers that are all wrapped in their own nylon pouches.
All of that is then sealed with 8 rows of stitching which are all wrapped in industrial
grade webbing.
So, what's this all equate to?
Honestly, maybe a few extra hours of chew time.
So now that we know what we're testing, let's hand this thing over to Story to see
how it holds up after a week's heavy abuse.
Well to half of you, you're welcome!
Any who, here's the Ballistic Cookie but this wasn't after a week.
This destruction happened in less than 3 hours on the first day.
We took a risk trying a soft toy again and it appears Story has developed a sure-fire
way to ignore all the bullet proof materials.
So let's break this down…even more I mean.
For safety, the toy receives a 2.
This toy is definitely not for aggressive chewers and there's pieces that can be swallowed
including all the threading.
I do, however, like the fact that the squeakers are in their own pouches, making it harder
to accidentally swallow.
As for design, the toy receives a 4.
While it's definitely not rated for aggressive chewers, it would be an excellent toy for
senior dogs, especially those with mouth illnesses.
The softer material will allow for chewing but without the risk of injuring old teeth
and gums.
You could still use this toy for fetch and it also floats, making it a pool toy.
Should this toy somehow last, you can machine wash it too.
Some pretty cool design features.
Ha, well I think you know what this toy gets in longevity.
The Ballistic Cookie receives a 1 since it didn't last out the day.
We've had a few of these types of toys, all from Tuffy and the first one took a few
days to destroy.
The issue is, once your dog learns how to properly dismantle the toy, it's gone pretty
quickly as the evidence suggests.
That leaves us with the price which, in our instance, receives a 1.
Kong's Ballistic Cookie sells for $9.43 on Chewy.com which—for a toy that only lasted
a few hours—is simply too much money.
If you're getting this for an older dog or one that isn't an aggressive chewer,
you could probably get your money's worth.
So the final verdict is a 2 out of 5 bones.
It's simply not a chew toy for aggressive chewers if I haven't made that point clear
yet.
It's not to say it's a bad toy by any means.
The construction is well done and it really got Story excited.
They just need to properly grade these toys by classifying it for soft chewers or only
as a fetch toy.
However, with a name like "Ballistic Cookie" and boasting its ballistic nylon from bulletproof
jackets, you'd expect it to be nearly indestructible.
It's just simply not the case.
Any ways, that's where we end this week's episode.
Sorry there wasn't more to it, but that's the situation some times.
If you liked what we've done so far, or if you just think Story is cute, hit that
"Like" button for us and be sure to share with all your dog park buddies.
And if there's a toy you'd like to see Story try out in a future episode, be sure
to let us know in the comments below.
Until next time, have an amazing week and thanks for watching!
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Tax Savings From An Education Loan - Duration: 8:11.
Education loans help you bridge the shortfall in your savings for higher education. You get tax benefits too
When you raise a loan to get admission for your higher studies i.e any study after the 12th is considered higher studies.
You get a tax deduction for the interest payment you make on this loan. It doesn't give you any benefit for return of principal
The relevant section is Section 80E
There is no upper limit for the tax deduction. There are upper limit to education loans
Distinction between higher studies in India and abroad
Interest for that loan for studies is eligible for tax deduction
You get tax deduction on the actual repayment of the interest.
Loan must be obtained from a bank or a financial institution or a charitable trust. Loans from relatives doesn't qualify
It is the student who should be paying since he will earning by the end of the moratorium and can start paying from his income
After the moratorium, the student typically starts earning and can get a tax deduction from his or her income
In most cases, it is better from the tax planning point of view that the children repay the loan
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Congress Refers Hillary's Private Server Company To DOJ For - politics - Duration: 2:45.
Congress Refers Hillary's Private Server Company To DOJ For Prosecution
Last September we were among the first to note that Hillary's "Oh Shit Guy" (a.k.a Paul
Combetta), who was responsible for wiping her private server clean with BleachBit despite
acknowledging he was aware of a Congressional subpoena demanding the preservation of all
records, was looking like he would be the 'fall guy' to take the blame for Hillary's
various federal crimes.
Well, as it turns out, Combetta was one of the Clinton aides offered an immunity deal
by Comey which the "FBI was handing out like candy."
That said, Platte River Networks' CEO Treve Suazo was not offered such a deal and, after
obstructing an investigation led by Rep. Lamar Smith (R - TX) of the House Science, Space,
and Technology Committee for the better part of year, he has just been referred to the
DOJ for prosecution.
Per The Washington Free Beacon:
Rep. Lamar Smith (R., Texas), chairman of the House Science, Space, and Technology Committee,
has asked the DOJ to prosecute Platte River Networks CEO Treve Suazo for obstructing a
congressional investigation into his company�s role in providing security for Clinton�s
home brewed email server, which began the subject of widespread debate following revelations
that it had multiple security vulnerabilities.
Senior congressional aides apprised of the situation said their investigation shows there
is mounting evidence there were "pretty serious cyber security concerns" with Clinton�s
server.
Multiple subpoenas and letters from the congressional investigation team went unanswered by Platte
River, prompting Smith to refer the case to the DOJ for criminal prosecution.
Congressional investigators allege that the company is guilty of failing to produce key
documents, making false statements to Congress, and of obstructing the investigation into
Clinton�s server.
At least two subpoenas issued by the committee were not answered by Platte River.
As one committee aide noted, "This is atypical.
There were absolutely zero negotiations, there was no willingness on their part to discuss
whether any information they would provide would satisfy the committee's request.
It was just the company, with council, refusing to discuss
the matter."
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