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Yebin April Compilation Videos 2017 - Duration: 2:29.
Wait, let me film this
Oh wait! Cuz Mommy should not be on camera
I'm not gonna film you, Mommy
1, 2, 3 !!
What?
Like I'm going somewhere
Okay~ 1, 2, 3 !!
Got you
I'm gonna
I'm gonna win the race!
I told you we cannot beat me!
This is a video~
Video!
Are you paying all attention to this?
Yeah
Be careful of your hands
Yeah I should really be careful
Here..
Yeah it says you should cut it here too
Ma'am what are you doing?
Pardon?
Just go ahead and glue this
Yeah shall I glue this?
I know I should glue it like this
Oh this is Hobbi
When should I glue these eyes then?
I'll put Hobbi here
Jiggety-Jig, Jiggety-Jig
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HOME REMEDIES FOR HEAT STROKE II लू लगने से बचने के लिए घरेलू उपाय II - Duration: 4:47.
Welcome to health care at home
Summer season is on its way & many of our viewers are asking for some home remedies for heat stroke.
Firstly let's understand the reason behind heat stroke.
In summers the outdoor temperature is much more than higher as compare to our body temperature.
Due to this heat of body is unable to release.
Travelling of heat is always from hot to cool.
Normally our body temperature is 98.6 F
When the temperature of outside is much more higher than this
That time temperature of body gets higher and it reached up-to 104 degree F
In result we can faint, we began to vertigo.
Hallucination, in hallucination person talk strange things and feels strange too.
Our skin start burning , it seems that our palms and soles are literally burning.
Skin burns a lot and also becomes very dry
Now what are the prevention ?
We have to avoid the things which makes our body go dehydrated.
Alcohol - It dehydrates our body.
So don't consume alcohol in summers but if you are addicted to this
You must drink a glass of water before consuming alcohol.
Even in the middle of the consumption of alcohol keep on drinking a glass of water.
Even Tea & Coffee too dehydrates our body
If you consume them, it will be good if you can avoid them.
Then before drinking either Tea or Coffee you must drink a glass of water.
Similarly people who consume tobacco & gutka. Especially who consume gutka they keep on spitting
This way you are reducing the fluid of your body.
You must not do this as in if you are consuming gutka, possibilities of heat stroked are higher for you.
Even if you are consuming then you must keep on drinking water
Once you had gutka, gargle and then drink a glass of water.
If possible drink half a glass of water before consuming gutka.
If your body is hydrated, then there are least possibilities of heat strokes.
Now let's talk about remedies.
Onion Juice- One of the miraculous remedy.
Whenever you are out somewhere, Take 2-3 tsp onion juice, add little bit of honey
Consume this mixture as in it minimise the possibility of heat stroke.
Use Sattu, It's in a powder form which is basically a blend of Roasted Bengal Gram & Roasted Barley.
You can make it at home, take equal quantity of Roasted Bengal Gram & Roasted Barley.
Dry roast them on the low flame,until they are completely cooked.
After that let it cool down & make its powder
Mix 1 tsp of this powder in a chilled glass of water
Add 1/2 tsp Sugar, little bit of black Salt, in case you want you can add little bit of roasted cumin seed powder
Add Chopped Mint Leaves and mix it well
If you'll consume a glass of this drink before stepping out of the house
This way possibility of heat strokes becomes very low.
Also don't forget to carry umbrella while moving out of the house.
With umbrella affect of heat will be low.
Either coming home or moving out, massage your scalp with coconut oil for an hour.
If you want better results, mix coconut oil with gooseberry juice
We have prepared gooseberry oil which gives immense cooling affect to your head.
If you'll consume that oil, possibility of heat stroke will be very low.
There is one thing, if you'll keep it in your pocket while stepping out the house
That too minimise the possibility of heat stroke.
What is that ingredient, how to use that & some more remedies
All of this, I'll share in my next episode.
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Morin-Chartier: Molière clause is a double-edged sword for France - Duration: 4:08.
Workers must speak French.
This is what a number of French regions, departments and municipalities
are now demanding on their public building sites.
Safety is the official reason why the language of Molière
has officially been made compulsory in the Hauts-de-France and Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes regions.
But in reality this linguistic preference is a way to fight the use of posted workers in France,
accused of unfair competition with local workers.
Posted workers steal French jobs because they are less expensive to employ.
Is this true or false?
False.
Posted workers do not steal French jobs.
This is how some people present the situation.
We need skills that we no longer have in France.
For example, we have no more tilers in France,
so construction companies bring in Hungarian tilers.
Posted workers should not be less expensive
because they should be paid the minimum wage of the country where they work.
But it just so happens that they are less expensive. Why?
Because in France there are companies that deduct
from the minimum wage the cost of lodging, the cost of transport and food.
So this minimum wage is reduced for posted workers
and that is why they end up costing businesses less than French workers.
But this should not be the case.
Imposing the use of French on public work sites is necessary for safety reasons.
True or false?
Security is the pretext for the Molière clause.
I could give you any number of examples of perfectly safe building sites
where different languages are spoken.
The workers understand each other perfectly.
The Molière clause could help to limit the number of posted workers in France.
True or false?
It's true, in so far as the inventors of this clause
have used it to justify their xenophobia and force out posted workers.
But the result is that we are depriving ourselves of skills.
There can be other consequences too,
there could be retaliation measures,
with other member states inventing similar clauses.
If that happens, French workers will pay the price for this idea,
which is absolutely not positive.
The Molière clause could be applied to other professions, such as transport, hospitality or consulting.
True or false?
It is true.
The Molière clause could be applied to other sectors.
But I can tell you that this is not the way to regulate the free movement of workers.
It is only a good idea on the surface.
If other member states established a similar clause,
it could prevent French workers from working abroad if they do not speak the language of the country.
Polish, for example.
True.
There is already one example in Flanders, where they tried to impose the use of Flemish
– and there are a lot of French posted workers in Flanders.
If the Flemish place a similar clause in their contracts,
that will be the end of the French workers in Flanders.
But it could be Polish or Hungarian…
I don't need to tell you that I don't know many French people who speak Hungarian,
the most difficult language of the European Union.
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5 Reasons Why You Should Eat Garlic Every Day! - Duration: 3:21.
5 Reasons Why You Should Eat Garlic Every Day!
Whether you love it or hate it, garlic is a superfood.
It contains manganese, Vitamin B6, Vitamin C and copper, among other beneficial nutrients.
The sulfer-containing compounds in garlic provide many natural benefits for just about
every part of your body.
They benefit the cardiovascular system, immune system, inflammatory system and digestive
system.
Garlic's powerful anti-fungal, antiviral and anti-inflammatory effects make it worth
adding to your daily diet!
Here are five reasons why you should eat garlic every day:
1.
Garlic Helps Prevent Cancer
Garlic contains bioactive sulfer compounds that are believed to help reduce cancer risk.
According to the NIH National Cancer Institute, "Several population studies show an association
between increased intake of garlic and reduced risk of certain cancers."
These include cancers of the stomach, colon, esophagus, pancreas and breast.
The National Cancer Institute explains that the "protective effects from garlic may
arise from its antibacterial properties or from its ability to block the formation of
cancer-causing substances."
Garlic also has the power to stop the activation of cancer-causing substances and enhance DNA
repair.
2.
Garlic Helps Prevent Colds And Infections
Studies have shown that garlic is highly effective at killing harmful microorganisms that are
responsible for both common and rare illnesses and infections.
In one study, participants took either garlic supplements or a placebo for 12 weeks during
cold season.
The study found that participants who took garlic were less likely to get a cold.
Those who took garlic and did get a cold recovered more quickly thank the placebo group.
Garlic has powerful antiviral, anti-fungal and antimicrobial properties that work to
keep your body healthy.
3.
Garlic Helps Stabilize High Blood Pressure
Garlic is a great natural remedy for people who suffer from high blood pressure.
In one study, researchers evaluated 50 people with "uncontrollable" blood pressure.
The study found that by taking four capsules of aged garlic extract each day for three
months, participants saw a drop in blood pressure by an average of 10 points.
The polysulfides in garlic promote the widening of blood vessels to reduce blood pressure.
4.
Garlic Helps Prevent Heart Disease
Garlic can be used to help prevent and treat many cardiovascular and metabolic diseases,
including atherosclerosis and hypertension.
A scientific review of garlic studies found that overall, garlic consumption has significant
cardioprotective effects.
Garlic has even been shown to reverse early heart disease, by reversing plaque buildup
in the arteries.
5.
Garlic Can Help Your Body Detox Heavy Metals
The sulfer compounds that garlic contains have been shown to protect against organ damage
due to heavy metal toxicity.
Researchers conducted a four-week study on employees of a car battery plant, who had
been excessively exposed to lead.
They found that garlic reduced lead levels in the blood by 19%.
Garlic also reduced signs of toxicity, including headaches and high blood pressure.
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PowerOfEvil talks respect for his teammates on Misfits and what he learned from UOL and Origen - Duration: 6:21.
I think we are really good together as a team, since we kind of all respect each other.
I think we are all friends.
So I think it's easy to give the other ones criticism and to improve as a team on macro.
So we as a team can improve on the gameplay itself with, like, how to make better rotations,
how to play better around objectives.
It just makes our lives easier when you are kind of friends or you have due respect for
each other.
So I think that's pretty good.
How long did it take for you guys to have that respect?
I think respect should be there from the start.
So from my experience, at least for this team, it was, like, respect was a thing after like
one, two weeks, I think.
Obviously, others' respect, obviously you have to earn it as well.
Like, it's not only scrims, but I think we had a really good start, so it was really
helpful as well, in the LCS.
So we could, like, maybe even, like, grow faster or more higher, I guess.
We got, like, a higher peak from it.
So I think it was pretty good.
Hussein is...
I don't think he's doing lot of team bonding, but he's always looking to improve the macro play.
So he's, like, trying to help us to improve on our dragon control, like, everyone should
buy pink wards, and how to set up the Dragon, how to set up the vision.
I think just in general, he's really good at improving as a team in general, and I think
for more detailed work, we have Paragon, our assistant coach.
I think he's more maybe the one who is more going into detail and specific place, I guess.
Unicorns of Love was pretty--it was really, really friendly.
Everyone was friends together.
We didn't really, like, I would say... it was not really professional back then.
So it was just friends having fun together and just playing to play, and not playing
to actually win and to achieve and to reach, like, maybe the goals you have right now.
And then the swap came in when I decided to go to Origen.
I was a really, really big move for me, especially since Origen just came, I think, third in
Worlds and all the veterans were back in the team so I could learn a lot, improve a lot.
So I decided to swap to Origen as a mid-laner and, well it kind of changed from there because
the team environment was really different from what I knew it from.
So, like, it came from really friendly to, like, I guess--I would nearly call unfriendly
to... like, unfriendly but still people are trying to be professional.
So it's more, like, you're not a teammate but you're more like a real colleague, I guess.
So we like working together, but you don't really enjoy it that much.
So I think that was really weird for me from, like, a team that is just super friendly to
a team that just like, I would maybe call it unfriendly.
And it didn't work out for us too good, and we kind of came into a slump at Origen.
We managed to reach second place in Spring Split, so I think that was a good success
and a good playoffs run, but in Summer Split everything broke apart because our bottom
lane left and our new bottom lane just didn't work together again.
And then we had xPeke as AD Carry the whole split.
Like, nothing bad to say about Peke, but having a mid-laner who swaps to AD Carry is just
not as good as any other AD Carry who's been playing AD Carry for years.
I think Peke did his best and I think Peke did a good job for kind of saving the team
there, but it was still a really tough time.
I think it's kind of a middle between professionalism and between friendship.
So I think it's actually pretty good and pretty healthy, since you have your goals, you know
what you want, you know you have the motivation.
You expect from your teammates to do good, since they're like your work colleagues.
But at the same time, you're like, I don't think--I don't get mad at someone if he's
doing something wrong, since I'm really sure that he can improve and he has the potential
to grow up as a player and as a person.
So I think it's a really healthy environment and a really healthy atmosphere.
So I really like to point out my Origen time since I learned a lot in that time, even though
it was not the best split.
I could learn a lot as a player and as a person, since I could learn a lot how people act when
it's going bad, how to maybe get out of the slump.
There's a lot of good stuff that you can learn when you're losing or you're on a losing streak,
not only in scrims but in LCS as well.
So I could learn a lot as a person at Origen.
And since I was playing with Peke and a lot of veterans, I could learn a lot as a player
about how to control sidelanes, how to play the map, how to get vision.
And so I could just learn a lot and grow a lot.
And on Misfits, I think a lot of the reasons why we can go more into detail was because
I had this learning experience in Origen.
Before Origen, I didn't have much experience.
It was mostly just, like, team fighting and kind of winning through mechanics, and not
a lot of knowledge.
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Swiss mountaineer aims for new Everest record - Duration: 2:50.
Images of Ueli Steck's final training
last week in Chamonix.
Hiking at high altitudes, like on Mount Everest,
He's been preparing for months now,
physically and mentally, for the adventure to come.
To climb Everest without supplemental oxygen
is a huge challenge.
It's really tough. I can still remember 2012 well.
It all goes well up to 8,500 metres, then it gets hard.
After three or four steps you must stop.
And you think you will never get to the summit.
Mount Everest.
Every year, hordes of people head for the mountain.
But unlike them, Steck wants to go beyond,
And reach the summit. His special challenge:
When others are making their descent, he wants to go up again.
Up the Lhotse, without supplemental oxygen.
It's a struggle. Up there, there's only 20% of the sea-level oxygen content.
That results in 20% of your usual performance.
So little oxygen is hard for everyone.
For me too.
Mountaineer and high-altitude doctor Oswald Oelz
has known Ueli Steck for many years.
For him, it would be a new dimension in high-altitude climbing,
if Steck manages the project.
Eight-thousanders have already been climbed twice in a row
by Reinhold Messner and Hans Kammerlander,
but those were low eight-thousanders.
Everest and the Lhotse are absolute death zones,
where survival is only possible for hours or a few days.
Even for the best-acclimatised.
No-one before has managed two eight-thousanders in this way.
How much time he will spend in the death zone,
Ueli Steck does not yet know.
In order to prepare, he already spent two weeks
in February in the thin air of the Khumbu area next to Mount Everest.
For hours he trained his endurance
with climbs and runs up to 6,000 metres.
His goal: To simulate the re-ascent on the Lhotse.
Many non-mountaineers might think Ueli Steck is a madman.
Why is he doing this?
In recent years I've done stuff on a level,
where I know that if I continue,
sooner or later something will happen.
This project is a challenge for me.
But it is a sporting challenge.
Either I can do it or not.
But it is not a suicide mission.
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