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Gorgeous Beautiful Tiny House Utopia is The Big Sister of The Escapade

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Police Confirm Suspect in Austin Bombings Is Dead - Duration: 0:45.

A suspect linked to a series of deadly package bombs in Austin, Texas, is dead.

Police were reportedly able to find him using cellphone triangulation and surveillance footage

taken at an Austin FedEx.

The Austin Police Department confirmed officers were pursuing the suspect along an interstate

when he detonated a bomb inside his vehicle and was killed.

Police said he was a 24-year-old white male, and multiple news outlets have identified

the suspect as Mark Anthony Conditt.

Investigators confirmed the package bombs found at two separate FedEx facilities in

Texas on Tuesday were connected to four other explosions that killed two people and injured

five others in Austin earlier this month.

Police warned the public to remain vigilant in case the suspect delivered more bombs before

he died.

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Rookie Sensation Donovan Mitchell Is Taking The NBA By Storm 🔥 - Duration: 2:11.

I never expected to be here.

Man, I'm making these shots that like, you know, a year ago, I wouldn't even be close to making.

Bigs like Anthony Davis, finishing around him.

DeMarcus Cousins.

I just amaze myself sometimes the way I finish.

The fact that I am surprising myself allows me to keep learning and be willing to learn.

It's always been my thing just staying humble and staying locked in.

The minute you let all this get to your head is the minute that everything stops.

I'm as good as I allow myself to be.

It's a matter of how much I want to work.

Going out there every day, continuing to work, finding ways to get better.

You look at guys like Kobe.

Even Jordan, you know, every year was like, man there's something else he's improving on.

And I think that's the biggest thing, just being able to consistently improve.

December 1st was when I really was just like, man I can do this.

That's when I had 41.

I was like, you know what, I can play at this level and compete.

We're down the whole game, and we came back and won.

And it wasn't just the fact that I had 41, it was the fact that we could do this as a team.

We could be cohesive and work together.

I could care less.

My career won't be defined, in my opinion, if I win the Rookie of the Year Award,

because there are Rookie of the Years that aren't in the League.

The biggest thing right now is we're making a playoff push.

I don't want to be at home watching it, saying, man we should be here.

Obviously we're playing for a championship, but we're playing for the state of Utah as well.

The passion that not just the team has, but the entire state has for us.

You understand the impact of Karl Malone, John Stockton.

These guys have their own street, you know, in Utah.

When you have your own street in a city, it's a huge impact and it's a testament to how

much the fans love and respect you, and the tradition that they have here is a great one.

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DISSTRACK TEGEN SPACEPOWER212!!! IS EINDELIJK HER!!! - Duration: 1:54.

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Judge Rules That Scott Pruitt Is Bad For Your Health - Duration: 2:54.

Well, in a ruling that environmentalists are calling a victory for everyone who breathes,

a federal district court ruled that the EPA is violating the law by not implementing crucial

smog protection guidelines, mandated under the Clear Air Act.

Well, okay, this story is much like the one that we talked about last week where you had

the FCC not doing their job.

They were sued.

The suit is called, it's a mandamus.

The mandamus suit is saying you have been given certain responsibilities, EPA.

Now the EPA, of course, is completely, utterly dysfunctional already, without any help from

this administration.

I'm right now working on the Monsanto Case.

For example, Roundup Monsanto is killing people all over this country with non-Hodgkin's lymphoma.

EPA, I wish I could have them in court as one of the defendants, because they actually

made that happen.

It's not that they're a bunch of bongo heads.

It is that they're participating in these schemes, Monsanto, DuPont, that I just finished

last year up in the Ohio River Valley, I should have been able to sue the EPA.

I can't sue the EPA, but what I can do is I can file a lawsuit that mandates that they

do their job.

It's called a writ of prohibition, where you're saying, "Entity, EPA, you're doing something

that you're not allowed to do."

It's called a writ of prohibition or mandamus, do what you've been ordered to do.

What's your take on this story?

Well, exactly what the judge said.

The court said from the federal district court for the Northern District of California.

It's called a non-discretionary duty, meaning that Pruitt has to identify the cities that

are violating the Clear Act.

It's the Bay Area, it's Central Valley, it's Los Angeles, it's New York, and he's not reporting.

If you report those cities, then those cities all new factories have to implement state

of the art, best clean air scrubbing, the most efficient manufacturing facilities, all

new.

When you put them on that list, then they have to facilitate.

Now, is this a big shock?

You put Pruitt in, who as the former AG of Oklahoma-

He wanted to close the EPA there.

Now is this a big shock that he's not following the rule of law?

Absolutely not.

Well, anyway the point is, the only way to fight back is individual organizations, individuals

citizens, have got to start filing writs of prohibition and writs of mandamus to make

these organizations do what they're supposed to do.

What it does is it creates publicity sometimes.

I mean, trying to get the corporate media to even cover these stories is almost impossible,

but sometimes you will get coverage.

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This Is How I Got Rid Of My Excessive Armpit Sweat | Refinery29 - Duration: 5:32.

Hi everyone, I'm Sydney and I have Hyperhidrosis.

Hyperhidrosis is pretty much just someone that has excessive sweat in a given area of their body.

So I sweat pretty much all the time but it gets way worse when I'm nervous and I'm

super nervous to be on camera right now.

So I'm actually extremely worried that it's going to be disgusting in a couple minutes.

It's really bad.

Yeah.

It definitely impacts my self-esteem.

I find it really embarrassing honestly.

I'm super excited to be getting the MiraDry treatment and dealing with my sweat situation forever.

I'm willing to do anything to not have to deal with this anymore.

Hi my name is Dr. Robert Anolik and I am board certified dermatologist here in New York City

at the Laser & Skin Surgery Center of New York.

So the MiraDry procedure is an exciting new approach to treat unwanted sweating in the armpits.

It uses energy actually in the form of microwave which sounds wild but we can safely apply

that to the skin's surface to reduce the number of sweat glands in the what we call

"axilla," or commonly known as the armpit.

Hi, I am walking to the appointment right now and I'm really excited.

I'm super excited to talk to the doctor and feel more comfortable and then be done with sweat forever.

Okay, I was just given my very pretty gown to put on and I'm about to go into my procedure.

I'm still really excited, I know that we're starting with some numbing and then we'll

actually do the needles so I'm still not really nervous.

I guess this is kind of a fun way to do it with a bunch of people around so I will talk

to you guys on the other side.

So we schedule patients to come in and they're comfortably positioned on the exam table.

We mark out the area where the majority of the sweating occurs which is typically where

the hair is growing.

We can easily map out the area and then inject lidocaine, which is a numbing medicine, to

make the procedure painless.

This is what we call the biotip.

So we'll apply it to the machine and we'll pass this over your skin surface.

We pass it many times over the area on one armpit and then we switch to the other.

When the treatment is done, the area typically feels still numb until later in the day where

it can start to become a bit sore and a little bit tender.

When I was going on job interviews I found that to be particularly bad.

I was just super nervous and I also had to wear a nice long sleeve tight button down shirt.

All I wanted to do was to go in and be the most confident version of myself,

which I couldn't do because I was dripping in sweat.

The effect of these treatments should be for many years.

MiraDry technology is right now only used in the underarm.

Of course we're exploring options for using it in other areas because we're curious.

It's not just used for sweat reduction, sometimes we use it to reduce hair as well.

Almost everybody who does this notices some reduction in hair under their arm after the treatment.

Women love that and men don't care.

So we're just about done.

You've done wonderfully.

I do expect, like we discussed, you'll have a little soreness, a little tenderness, just

for a few days under the arm.

Great job.

Thank you.

Congratulations.

Woo!

It's a very straightforward experience and the sweating should immediately become reduced.

So I am about 12 hours into post-procedure

and I'm in some pretty bad pain, but I know it's to be expected.

My armpits are super swollen.

I can feel that they're huge.

I don't even know how to describe it.

It feels like there's something in it.

They're also really hot to the touch but no sweat, so that's cool.

Day 2.

Post surgery.

I'm actually feeling okay.

I didn't sleep so great last night because I was in a lot of pain.

This one is doing pretty well.

You can see all the shots that were put in for the numbing, that's what all the red

marks are but other than that it's kind of fine.

This is another story.

This one's kinda bad.

So again the red dots but then there's like some bruising.

This one is really swollen.

Okay so it has now been about three days with my new armpits and I have a job interview today.

This shirt is literally what my nightmares are made of.

Once it gets a little bit wet it kind of travels, so I'm trying it again.

But over the past few days I haven't had any issues at all.

I haven't been sweating at all, which is wild.

This is after running today.

Nothing!

Either side.

So that's pretty awesome.

So it has now been a little over a week since getting my procedure done.

I can't wait to go out for the first time and wear a shirt like this.

Something that's tight and has sleeves and not have to worry about enjoying the time

with my friends because I'm self-conscious about lifting up my arms.

I can do whatever I want just like everyone else, and I'll be fine and it really

feels like it has changed how I'm going to be able to go through my life day-to-day,

which is amazing.

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Sharron Laizerovich is #FedProud - Duration: 0:36.

Hi I'm Sharron Laizerovich and I am #FedProud because Dallas Federation has

given my family a chance since the 1910s. My grandparents came off the boat and

through Galveston and they would never have made it in Dallas if it wasn't

for Dallas Jewish Federation. And my family has been giving back ever since

and giving my kids so many opportunities with PJ Library, BBYO, Maccabiah Games,

you name it. Federation is intertwined to my family and every single step of the way.

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'The Silent Killer': March is National Kidney Month - Duration: 1:58.

March is National Kidney Month, and most of us know that we have

two of them. But beyond that they go pretty unappreciated, until, that is, they

stop working. Kidney disease is called a "silent killer" as Tisha Guthrie learned,

you often don't know you have it until it's almost too late.

Tisha Guthrie teaches a mean Zumba class. You would never guess she lives

with kidney disease. In fact she had no idea until she went into acute kidney

failure. So many people are walking around, one, at risk and, two, living with

kidney disease unbeknownst to them. As a child tissue developed Type 1 Diabetes.

In 2004, it caused her to become legally blind. And that same year, it caused her

kidneys to fail. Months of dialysis led to a kidney transplant. As you see, she's

recovered.

Zumba is fun, but kidney disease is serious business. Thirty million Americans

have it and one in three are at risk of developing kidney disease. The risk

factors are diabetes, high blood pressure, and family history. And Dr. Belinda Lee

wants you to know that you could be walking around with kidney disease and

simply not know it. There really aren't any symptoms, and so what's really

important is to see your primary care doctor every year, have your blood

pressure checked, have your kidney function checked.

As for treatments, use Tisha as a model. Eat well, exercise, live well. Love your

kidney. Just show it as much love as possible. When you get up in the morning,

you know, treat it to a wonderful glass of water.

Just love your kidney. It works so hard for you. It really does. It loves you, so love it.

You are a kidney advocate. Whooo! There are approximately ninety three

hundred Marylanders on dialysis right now. Now back to you.

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If One Passenger Is Sick On A Plane, Are You Going To Get It, Too? - Duration: 3:02.

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How is Kittitas County a fire environment? - Duration: 7:50.

( Fire Management Officer, Cle Elum Ranger District, Mike Starkovich): As I hiked up there, I'd hope that we don't get one here

this year, well nature goes where it wants.

The day Jolly Mountain fire started there was a chance of lightning predicted.

Conditions were really dry despite the good winter we had from last year, there were sections

of the forest up there that had at least 50% standing dead timber in it which is a pretty

big safety concern for ground firefighters.

So when the fire started, conditions were right for a fire if it got started to have

some pretty good opportunity to grow and it did.

(Gary Berndt): I moved to Kittitas County in about 1973.

Cle Elum and Roslyn were sleepy little towns of 2,000 and 1,000 people.

Basically it was a logging community, railroad community, the mines had closed and there

weren't a lot of jobs.

There was no growth and no economic opportunity in Upper Kittitas County.

When the state started to grow in population and the economics in the west side people

began to come over here to recreate.

Kittitas County is about 70% public land or quasi-public and it is a great playground

with four seasons.

Folks tend to migrate, first into second homes and then into permanent residences, so what

is not realized is that this is a fire environment.

It historically has had fires since time and memorium.

(Mike Starkovich): Everywhere in the west, fire had an ecological role it played.

In the Teanaway valley for example, we had photographic evidence of from the early part

of the 20th century that showed the fire scars, showed the fires that occurred up to that

point.

I think that was from the mid 1930's so you could see very strong evidence of wildfire

occurrence.

Over the last hundred years, the combination of a lot of industrial

forest land ownership in the area because of the high productivity of the forest combined

with 100 years of fire suppression, aggressive fire suppression, we found that many of these

pine stands are overstocked.

I don't think fire suppression is bad but the result of putting every fire out has set

up conditions where we have an overstock, which in real terms means an over crowded

stand.

In the last five years, there have been a number of wildfires.

The first one that probably everyone remembers well is the Taylor Bridge fire that was in

2012.

It was followed that same season by the Table Mountain Fire which was a huge fire north

of Ellensburg, north of the valley.

The following year was another fire on the eastern edge of the county, the Colockum Tarps

Fire that came down from Chelan County.

I think the year after that was the Snag Canyon Fire as another lighting strike on the north

side of the valley and so we've had a pretty continuous streak of wildfires for the last

few years.

Now we have a lot of people on the landscape that weren't naturally here, you know, over

a hundred years ago, so we need to get people used to thinking about how do they fit in

with the ecology of the area and that ecology would have included fires so people need to

be thinking on how am I adapted on my property for a fire coming thru and making that defensible

where firefighters can safely help the landowners out when there is a fire cause there will

be fires in this area.

You can't always expect to have a fire engine in your yard during a major fire.

You cannot do that.

There aren't enough and it's a matter of managing the risk.

We have to prioritize where we can protect and what we can protect with the resources

we have.

We have to make a tough choice about where we can actually be successful and walk away

from the places we can't.

When people say wildland, people think, you know they really think wild and not a lot

of or any home sites.

You know, it's the places that you go to hike or place that you go to camp and it is a long

ways out of town and it's really not.

The Wildland Urban Interface here in Northern Kittitas County includes all the communities

that are here.We are standing in it right now and you know we are in Cle Elum.

(WFFA Kittitas Chapter President, Phil Hess): The forest is in a continual state of change.

It may look like its not changing from day to day or even from year to year, but it is changing.

The vegetation is changing, you know the shrub and herbaceous layer is changing and the trees

are growing and they're adding diameter and adding height so its a continual state of

change so what we try to tell them [small forest landowners] with a forest stewardship

plan is that they need to keep track of that change and influence that change in order

to create and maintain a healthy forest.

Washington State University Extension Forestry [http://forestry.wsu.edu/] has a program called

"Coached Stewardship Planning", the DNR [Washington State Department of Natural Resources] has

a program where they will cost-share a Forest Stewardship Plan [https://www.dnr.wa.gov/sflo]

So the Forest Stewardship Plan is kinda their handbook for taking care of their property.

We need all the help we can get from the landowners to have previously mitigated fuels to make

it easier and less work for the firefighters and they can deal with the flames and not

dealing with the extra fuel that's out on the landscape.

We work with Homeowner's Associations to raise their level of their awareness and become

a Fire Adapted Community [http://www.fireadaptedwashington.org/].

They recognize the need for access, for initial response crews, they need to learn that they

need to manage their vegetation, so that in the event of fire that the fire is not a high

intensity fire but it's a low intensity fire.

Then it becomes easier for the first responders to deal with it, either to manage it or put

it out.

So at the Conservation District, we primarily work with private landowners so any private

landowner in the County can contact us.

We have technical resources, we have staff that know about firewise and fuels reduction

techniques.

We search out grant funding sources for the landowners so we can help them with some of

the costs of doing these projects.

It's really our job to work with those private landowners on any of their resource

concerns and here its really about forest health and fuels reduction and firewise principles.

The one thing that Washington State, East slopes of the Cascades can predict annually

is a wildfire.

We don't know where, we don't know when but we know there will be one.

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Last male Northern White Rhino, Sudan, is dead - Duration: 2:47.

Last male Northern White Rhino, Sudan, is dead

The world's last male Northern White Rhino Sudan, passed on at Ol Pejeta Conservancy on Monday, March 19, after suffering old-age complications. The vagaries of aging led to degenerative changes in muscles and bones which combined with extensive skin wounds.

His condition worsened significantly and he was unable to stand up. The veterinary team from the Dvůr Králové Zoo, Ol Pejeta and Kenya Wildlife Service made the decision to euthanize him. "We at Ol Pejeta are all saddened by Sudan's death.

He was a great ambassador for his species and will be remembered for the work he did to raise awareness globally of the plight facing not only rhinos but also the many thousands of other species facing extinction as a result of unsustainable human activity,.

One day, his demise will hopefully be seen as a seminal moment for conservationists world wide," said Richard Vigne, Ol Pejeta's CEO.

Africans and Kenyans particularly have continued to mourn the 45-year-old rhino whose loss is a big blow to wildlife conservation efforts in the country and world at large.

In an effort to protect his species and find Sudan a mate, conservationists opened him an account on dating site Tinder with his complete profile.

The campaign which was launched on Tuesday April 25, was a partnership between Tinder and the Ol Pejeta Conservancy in Central Kenya to help raise KSh 90 million needed to protect the Northern White Rhino from extinction.

Sudan will be remembered for his unusually memorable life. In the 1970s, he escaped extinction of his kind in the wild when he was moved to Dvůr Králové Zoo in the Czech Republic before coming to Kenya.

Doctors attending to him managed to collect his genetic materials which they hope will enhance reproduction of the Northern White Rhinos through advanced cellular technology.

His death left only two of his kind on the planet, his daughter, Najin and grand daughter, Fatu both of whom are surviving at Ol Pejeta.

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Clippers Guard Austin Rivers Is Going To Make You Respect Him - Duration: 1:57.

No matter what people say, whether it's bumps, bruises,

that's part of my motivation to just

keep pushing, proving people wrong.

Austin Rivers, he's a topic of conversation.

He's someone people have opinions on, positive,

negative, whatever it is, but he's somebody

that I think is somewhat misunderstood and we wanted

to give him a platform to kind of

tell his story.

Being on the cover of any magazine is a huge deal and

it's our chance to really honor that

legacy, but it also allows those guys to show who they

are.

There's been hall of fame players on the this magazine

and for you guys to be bringing this

back and for me to be the first player on this again, I'm

truly humbled.

The concept's dope.

I can't wait for people to see it.

I like it because it's not the typical magazine, where I'm

in a jersey and I'm just posing.

There's much more to it than that.

I like magazines that kind of resemble somebody.

That's what I kind of like about this shoot, just the stuff

that people are going to see

on my face and everything kind of resembles all of the

constant negativity, scrutiny,

the past injuries, bumps, bruises; everything that goes

into the journey of not only a typical

NBA player, but myself especially.

I think it really shows who I am.

How do you deal with that negativity?

I like who I am.

If I didn't like who I am, then maybe those comments

would bother me, honestly.

I'm comfortable in my skin.

I have people that genuinely care about me.

So, you know, I have things that are more valuable than

my Instagram feed and followers

and hatred that outweighs all that.

Just to be on this now and how we're shooting this, it's

pretty cool.

It's something I'm going to remember for the rest of my

life.

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Cameron Chell on What is ICOx Innovations - Duration: 0:40.

ICOx Innovations is a company that designs and builds crypto economies.

We work with established companies and we solve real world problems.

We invoke a rigorous strategic planning process, agile development methodology, continuous

improvement methodology, and a customer development methodology.

Everything we do is all about building a real product that incorporates crypto as part of

the product.

Not as a way to fund the product and not as an add on to the product.

But it's intrical in how the product works.

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Christian is Very Happy with His $10 Oil Change Experience in Olds, AB - Duration: 0:18.

Hi, my name's Christian

I'm from Olds, Alberta

I had a great experience at Mountain View Dodge

They were very effortless in getting me in and out

as fast as possible

with very little trouble.

It was a great time!

Very, very happy

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What in the World is Going On? - Terence McKenna - Duration: 7:27.

These are really conversations around and about one subject only which is

What in the world is going on?

What is going on?

I mean what does it mean to be?

Incarnate in a human body at the end of the 20th century in a squirrely culture like this

Trying to make sense of your your heritage your opportunities

the contents of the culture the contents of your own mind

He is it possible to have an overarching viewpoint. That is not somehow

canned or cultish or

self limited in its

approach in other words is it possible to cultivate an open mind and

sanity in the kind of

society and psychological environment

That we all share, and it grows daily and weekly as you know harder to do this

weirder to integrate more on your plate

to

Assimilate, and I certainly don't have final or even merely final answers. I think it all lies in

posing the questions in a certain way in

Feeling the data in a certain way and one of the things I try to convince people is it's not

necessary to achieve closure

With this stuff and in fact any ideological

Or belief system that offers closure meaning final answers is sure to be wrong

Sure to be self-limiting sure to be

Inadequate to the facts so one of the ideas I'd like to put out is that?

An amazing strange in this man, but perhaps not

the idea that

Ideology is not our friend

it is not a matter of choosing from a smartest board of ideologies and

Rejecting the flawed the self contradictory and this over simple in

favor of the un-- flawed the complex enough

Where is it written in adamantine that semi carnivorous monkeys can or should be?

capable of understanding reality that seems to me one of the first

delusion of

And one of the more prideful illusions of human culture that a final understanding

Is possible in the first place better? I think to try and frame?

questions which can do it

questions which cannot doer and leave off

Searching for answers because answers are like operating systems. They're being upgraded

Faster than you can keep up with it

I want to mention just a couple of things that are happening to sort of set the context. I mean this is the stuff I

worry about or think about

In the last 10 days if you have not been paying attention

Because the news has certainly been offering many different matters to claim your attention

But in the last 10 days a new solar system a new star system with three giant planets

has been

Discovered so this is a multiple planet solar system in epsilon

Andromeda

244 light-years away

What does that mean to us? Well it means that solar systems like our own are probably as as?

Common as popcorn on a theater floor

No reason to think not in fact right now

We know of 20 planets outside the solar system

Twice as many as we know inside the solar system, so we're living in a different world than

Everybody was living in even just five years ago

Science is lifting veils and opening doorways on a universe so vast so

strange so counterintuitive

That it's literally all you can do to keep up

Here's another factoid there are now more square miles of territory in virtual reality

Than the entire surface of the earth

Virtual reality is now larger than

This planet I don't know if you spend much time in VR. I spend a little time there

I was at looking at alpha world before I left, Hawaii

the opening screen is from

25,000 feet above out the world the entire thing cannot fit on the screen

Denver would fit on screen at an altitude of 25,000 feeds you could see the outline suburbs

But alpha world won't fit

That's how large a single world of virtual reality is and there are hundreds if not thousands

Being built being expanded being edited and changed as we speak

We're now just a

hair's breadth away from there being six billion people on this planet

Again, I checked on the internet before I left for something like a hundred million short so by the time I get back to Hawaii

In a month. We'll be over the six billion

mark

Then just to touch on a few things

The strongest hallasan engine known to science is legal free and easily grown totally

Limited in its distribution its accessibility are talking about alpha starvin Noreen now

quantum teleportation

has been achieved and is moving out of the laboratory and

Probably in the next half dozen years will be the basis of an entirely new kind of

computational machine with greater computing capacity than all the computers presently

Operating in North America, and had I have more time. I could just keep going with this

laundry list of shockers

The human world is exploding at the seams

human creativity and the

implementation of human invention and technologies is now at an

Accelerated fever pitch like nothing ever before seen in the history of the world well

Where is it leaving and how does one?

Integrate this stuff into one's own life. What does it mean about the experience of being human?

You

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How safe is your food's packaging - Duration: 4:33.

How safe is your food�s packaging

by: Jessica Dolores

If you�re like most people, you load cereal boxes, loaves of bread in transparent plastic

and other must-haves into the grocery cart without knowing that they passed through a

lot of hands before they reached the shelves.

Little do you know that the thin plastic wrap which is supposed to protect the fresh tomatoes

you bought in the grocery can harbor nonintentionally added substances (NIAS), like reaction by-products

and impurities.

A chemical analysis of plastic samples that came into contact with food showed that indeed,

unidentified compounds were part of the samples.

The research team found proof that plastic food wraps, bags, clamshell containers and

others drain substances that can harm people�s health �at very low levels.�

An online article in Choice.com supports this observation.

It explains that plastic can have small molecules that can make its way into the food it ironically

seeks to protect.

The article adds that plastic may contain polycarbonate, which in turn can release bisphenol

A (BPA).

Experts believe BPA can lead to serious health issues.

Plastic in cling wrap and jar seals also contains PVC, which has harmful ingredients includes

chlorine.

Lest you shift into panic mode, however, you should know that the experts themselves admit

the health risks are very low.

So the scientific community has not conducted risk assessment tests on these plastic wraps

� yet.

This has made the research team led by Martin Scheringer and Jane Muncke to suggest conducting

evaluations on possible low-dose effects of chemicals that come into contact with food

or are used in making materials that come into contact with food.

The team also wants toxicological assessments of materials for any substance that may not

have been intentionally added to food contact materials.

Food safety 101 While solids studies on the safety of plastic

food wraps have yet to be done, it is the consumers� responsibility to make sure the

food they bring to the table is safe.

Here�s what they can do:

Poison-carrying germs can thrive in your kitchen without you knowing it.

Wash your cutting boards and utensils.

Wipe countertops with hot, soapy water.

Wash hands for 20 seconds with soap and water before, during and after whipping up a meal

for yourself and your loved ones.

Wash your hands before eating as well to prevent the spread of disease-causing germs.

Place fresh fruits and vegetables under running water to make sure they�re clean.

Put raw meat, poultry, and seafood on different cutting boards to prevent cross-contamination.

Put raw meat, poultry, seafood, and their juices in separate containers or keep them

away from other kinds of food when grocery shopping.

Use a food thermometer to check if the food is hot enough and germs that could breed in

it are gone.

Bacteria can spread fast if the room temperature is between 40 F and 140 F. Refrigerate food

if you don�t like it for the next two hours.

Don�t leave it on the dining table or the kitchen countertop.

Know when to throw your food away.

Thaw frozen food in the refrigerator, cold water or microwave.

Never do so on the kitchen countertop, where bacteria can spread quickly when exposed to

room temperature.

Reserve frozen items at the last part of your trip to the grocery.

Make sure the packaging of meat or poultry is free from leaks or tears.

Never buy food past their expiration dates.

Refrigerate perishables within two hours.

Wrap perishable food like meat and poultry securely to keep meat juices from contaminating

other food.

Consume leftovers within four days.

Throw away food cans with dents and rust.

High-acid canned food (fruits and tomatoes) are at their best within 12 to 18 months.

Low-acid canned food (vegetables and meats) are good up to two to five years.

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[CC] Is Black Panther a Ripoff of War for the Planet of the Apes? | Black Panther Movie Review - Duration: 4:28.

Hi my name is Heather and you're watching Heather-Reset. Today I'm going

to be reviewing the movie Black Panther. I saw this with my husband

earlier this month and it was the first one that we got to

see this year so we were pretty excited to go check it out. We really loved the

entire Avengers franchise and because Black Panther is going to appear in

that, that was our number one reason for going and seeing the movie so that we

would know what was going on whenever we watched Infinity Wars. When it came out,

I have seen so much hype surrounding Black Panther that I had these huge

expectations though at the same time I was conscious enough to know that a lot

of the hype was because of the cast and not really because of the plot of the

movie. If you don't know, Black Panther has a mostly black cast which is pretty

cool, but I don't think that just because something has a diverse cast

that it's an awesome film. The plot didn't really have much going on. A lot

of the scenes reminded me of War for the Planet of the Apes. It's the last one that came out.

They literally had a fighting scene on top of a waterfall which was also in

War for the Planet of the Apes and it honestly had a lot more plot going

on than Black Panther. So basically the black panther they live in this area in

Africa and everyone believes that it's a third world country, but they

have this shield over their society and they have all of these scientific

advancements which were really cool to see and they have this special plant

that will give you powers. The black panther can have these powers, but

they are keeping all of these advances to theirself and they're

letting all of their brothers and sisters as you would say not succeed to

the level that they could if they would share these advancements with them.

They don't want the world to get a hold of them, and you have the enemy

who's really not an enemy at all because he wants them to share all of these

advancements. He sees all the struggle of living in America with all of the poor

treatment of blacks and he's like you know if we had all of that that would

bring us up and we would be better off. He's wanting to become the new black

panther so that he can do this. I really like when the villain of the story

actually has real motivations that make sense and aren't all horrible. At the

same time, I wanted the original black panther to succeed so that was an

interesting dynamic to work with. Honestly, most of the movie is just full

of fighting scenes and I don't know about you guys but I am one of those rare

individuals who falls asleep in movies that have fighting scenes because I

want plot. I don't care about 20 minutes of an action sequence. I fall asleep.

It's boring. I'm sorry. I do. I fell asleep in Transformers,

fell asleep in one of the Avengers movies like twice. I can't remember.

My husband had to take me to see the movies like three times because every

time it got to that action scene, I would fall asleep. That's why I can't go to

movies after like 7 o'clock because I'm gonna pass out in the movie theater.

There's an action scene, but if you're curious about Black Panther honestly I

would recommend just waiting for it to come out on DVD if you don't have a lot

of money, and use that money to go see the Avengers which will star Black

Panther but we'll probably have a bit more plot and a lot more characters that

you get to see that you already know so that's kind of my thoughts on Black

Panther. I hope you guys like this video. If you did love Black Panther, I do

recommend going and checking out War for the Planet of the Apes. Thanks for watching. :)