Waching daily Mar 24 2018

When the world is in despair

We need a new superhero

She's Sassy

She's fierce

But most importantly, she's pretty

Super Lola. The Pink Super Hero

Ohh the city looks so dark from up here

I hear somebody's calling for my help

Super Lola, to the rescueee!

Ouch I can't see!

Super Lola ! What are you doing here?

You didn't call me for my help?

No I didn't!

Opps wrong landing!!!

By the way, why is the city so dark over here?

What's going on? Electricity cut?

Noo!

We are all participating in the Earth Hour

What is it?

If you wonder why.. let's Ask Tinaa!!!

Hi, welcome to ASKKK TINAA!

That's mee!

Today I'm going to explain about Earth Hour

Earth Hour is a world wide movement initiated by WWF

It started in 2007 in Sydney, Australia

Hey, that's the Sydney Opera House

Since then it has spread to 7000 cities across 187 countries

WOW! That's a lot!

In Earth Hour, people turn off the light for one hour from 8.30 pm to 9.30 pm

This year, it falls on 24 March

which is the last Saturday of March

This is a movement to show our support and save the planet

You might be surprised on how much energy can be reduced in only one hour of turning off the lights!

Well, it might be only 5 persen of energy reduction for every house.

But try to multiply it to hundreds of thousands of houses.

Now we get the big number

According to 2015 WWF Report on Earth Hour,

Hong Kong has saved up until 4% of electricty reduction

which is the same as 138 tons of CO2 emission

Remember, to love and protect our planet is not only for Earth Hour

we must try to save and protect the Earth everyday

Remember to : Reduce, Reuse and Recycle!

Now, let's ask our friends about Earth Hour

Do you know what's Earth Hour?

I don't know

Mm... No

Earth hour.....

No.... I don't know

No

Earth Hour is when the electricity turn off for one hour

and save the electricity

Now that you know what Earth hour is. Do you want to join?

Yes

Yes

Of course

Yes

What else you can do to save the earth?

We save the earth by saving electricity for one hour,

and turning off all and

and not using electricity

or using like gadget, like that

don't waste paper and don't cut trees

and stop creating pollution

I save water,

animals,

and plants

We can stop wasting plastic bags,

and paper

I will save water,

stop throwing trash

care for animals

and save the plants

I don't waste paper

don't cut down the trees

Have you done something?

Yes

No

I have done rescuing animals, and caring for plants

Maybe don't waste papers, and I never cut trees

I save water because whenever I'm done brushing my teeth, I always turn off the tap

And since I have saved trash

I always put it into trash can

Or I take it home

Cause it can injure animals

Cause they might eat it

I don't waste papers

Wow!Thank you friends!

But what are we gonna do now? it's so darkk!

Actually there are a lot of interesting things to do

Like playing shadows

Now Freya and Lola will share a DIY craft to do for EarthHour

It is a DIY telescope for you to stargaze on Earth Hour

Thank you Tina.

Now what you need is....

A scissors

A white pencil

A glue

A toothpick

A glass

And tissue roll which you can paint whatever color you like

I did pink

A star constellation template you can get on the internet

And duck tape

And a black plastic bag

Freya, can you do it for me?

Why?

My fingers are stuck together

Oh yeah!

Take out the star constellation template and cut the constellation

If you can not cut it by yourself, remember to ask your parents help

Trace a glass with white pencil on a black plastic bag

Cut the circle around

Paste the constellation at the plastic circle, glue it together

Ask your parents help to use a toothpick to make holes on the constellation

Place the constellation on the tissue roll you painted

Put the duck tape around the constellation

Cut and stick the name of the constellation so you can learn about the name of constellation

You can stick some stickers around or decorate your DIY telescope

Voila! It's done!

isn't it easy?

Now we finish your DIY telescope

You can use this on Earth Hour, friends

Thank you for helping me Freya

You're welcome

Oh I want to see a Cassopeia

ahhh!

Don't forget ! Let's take action and save our planet!

Please join us!

Hi it's Freya and Lola

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For more infomation >> Super Lola : Ep 2. What is Earth Hour? (include DIY Telescope for Kids) - Duration: 10:05.

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What is Horsetail and What is it Good For? - Canada 365 - Duration: 8:07.

What is Horsetail and What is it Good For?

What is horsetail? Horsetail is a plant with many medicinal and therapeutic benefits.

 Its name comes from the fact that it looks similar to a horses tail.

To explain all of the great things that this plant can provide for your health, we need to start with its brilliant uses.

These range from an anti-inflammatory for wounds and bruises, to creams and preparations to fight premature aging.

Horsetail grows naturally close to sources of water: swamps, lakes, rivers, or aquifers.

Its known to be a prehistoric plant which, these days, is common in different parts of planet that cover large regions of Asia, Europe, North Africa, and North America.

Horsetail stands out for providing multiple benefits for many conditions.

In this article, well show you the best collection of information about horsetail and what its good for: its uses, composition, and more!.

What is horsetail and what is it good for?.

Horsetail is a type of plant that never stops growing. Basically, it doesnt follow a growth cycle as a result of the seasons or its location.

Its roots go very deep into the ground and it sprouts tubercles that are very specific to this species of plant.

Among the properties attributed to horsetail are the following.

It:. Helps regenerate the skin.

Is a powerful natural purifier.

Has high levels of vitamin D and E.

Contains proteins and amino acids (essential for the preparation of anti-aging ointments or creams).

Is known as an anti-septic and anti-inflammatory agent.

Is helpful for healthy weight loss.

Chemical composition.

Overall, this plant contains a rich combination of chemical elements that make it ideal for treating many pains:.

Minerals: Silicon, manganese, aluminium and potassium.

Phytonutrients: Saponin, phytosterols, phenolic acid, caffeic acid, alkaloids, tannins, and bioflavonoids.

Health benefits.

Overall, horsetail is highly recommended for treating a wide variety of symptoms and fighting light to moderate health conditions.

Healing.

Thanks to its properties, it helps speed up the healing of open wounds.

Its especially effect for those that are taking longer than they  should.

The proteins that makes this possible are called tannins.

They work to complete the formation of new, healthy tissue.

Plus, its an excellent natural astringent and has no negative effects on your skin.

Anti-bacterial and anti-fungal.

A recent study shows that horsetail essential oil  combats, eliminates, and reduces the reproduction and propagation of bacteria like E.

coli or Salmonella enteritidis.

Plus, its even effective in fight different strains of fungus, such as Candida albicans.

A notable painkiller and anti-inflammatory.

The components of horsetail help to counteract the inflammation of tissues caused by swelling or trauma.

Furthermore, it works as a light painkiller against mid-intensity pain.

Aesthetic use.

Now you know the different applications of horsetail.

However, maybe now we look at the where this herb really strengthens its reputation.

Believe it or not, it also has many benefits for your hair and skin.

This plant is perfect for hair care and stimulating growth.

As a natural anti-fungal plant, it prevents the appearance or deterioration of cuticles and is ideal for strengthening nails.

Plus, it even regenerates skin:.

Its high silicon content accelerates the function of skin cells to regenerate quicker.

Thanks to the vitamin D and E that it provides, your skin will also look younger, more elastic, and healthier.

Drawbacks and interactions with medications.

Horsetail is a wonderful plants with so many medical and beauty uses.

However, special care needs to be taken with respect to the mixture of medication and other drugs.

When it comes to medication and ingestion of horsetail, its not recommended to do this for more than 6 weeks.

 After this time, the body develops a resistance to its components and neutralizes their effects.

Any excessive consumption of horsetail will be shown in the digestive tract and the bodys mucosa.

You should also be extremely careful and avoid taking it if you have an allergy to aspirin.

For more infomation >> What is Horsetail and What is it Good For? - Canada 365 - Duration: 8:07.

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Controversy is looming over Village of Waverly FB post - Duration: 1:06.

Controversy is leaning right now on Village of Waverly Town Hall, where earlier today the

Waverly Police Department has posted a photo of a banner of a alter American Flag.

The U.S Code 4, all American Flags which is our national Flag MUST be red, white and blue.

The image on their facebook page, is black white gray with a blue stripe according to

the U.S Code cannot be posted on a Government website.

At this time the Village has not release any comments.

But we're still on comments from Senator Fred Akshar, Mayor of Waverly, and Waverly Police

Chief.

We will...

huh...we will come back at you if we have any developments or information on this one

story.

This is Mike Palmer, News Now Waverly.

For more infomation >> Controversy is looming over Village of Waverly FB post - Duration: 1:06.

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( US News ) Is North Korea Really Ready To Negotiate Its Denuclearization? - Duration: 10:15.

Is North Korea Really Ready To Negotiate Its Denuclearization?

An "openhearted" meeting between South Korean envoys and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un this week yielded an unexpected development in one of the world's most charged nuclear standoffs: After spending decades establishing a nuclear arsenal, Pyongyang is reportedly willing to negotiate its denuclearization with the United States.

"North Korea made clear its willingness to denuclearize the Korean Peninsula and the fact there is no reason for it to have a nuclear program if military threats against the North are resolved and its regime is secure," announced Chung Eui-yong, South Korea's national security chief.

The news elicited a cautiously optimistic response from U.S.

President Donald Trump, whose administration has repeatedly threatened to use force against North Korea if a diplomatic solution to curb its rapidly advancing nuclear program cannot be reached.  "For the first time in many years, a serious effort is being made by all parties concerned," Trump tweeted hours later. "May be false hope, but the U.S.

is ready to go hard in either direction!" Kim's stunning change in posture ― which comes after months of escalating threats between Washington and Pyongyang, and just days after America's special representative for North Korean policy unexpectedly retired ― has fostered a mixture of hope and skepticism in the U.S.

Experts believe it's a strategic, carefully timed move to ease international pressure on the regime.

Will North Korea really give up its nukes?  North Korea's nuclear ambitions date back to the fallout of World War II, after the U.S.

detonated nuclear bombs over the Japanese cities of Hiroshima and Nagasaki.

Supreme Leader Kim Il Sung, Kim Jong Un's grandfather, started considering his options to deter a U.S.

attack at the outset of the Korean War.

With encouragement from the Soviet Union, Pyongyang began its decadeslong pursuit of a nuclear weapons program.

The North has made remarkable improvements to its internationally-condemned nuclear program over the past year ― including conducting a purported hydrogen bomb test in September ― and Kim has fiercely reaffirmed his vows to strike the U.S.

with a nuclear-tipped missile.

So why would he now be willing to back down now?  I think that the North thinks it's negotiating from a position of strength.

Matthew Bunn, Harvard University Pundits suspect he may be capitalizing on thawing tensions on the Korean Peninsula since North Korea participated in the Winter Olympics in Pyeongchang, South Korea, last month.

"I think North Korea does want to reduce the sanctions that it's suffering under, and may be willing to make some modest compromises in order to achieve that goal," said Harvard University professor Matthew Bunn, a nuclear proliferation expert.

"I think they have progressed far enough in their weapons effort that they want to take a little bit of a pause and see what they can get out of the South Koreans and out of the Trump administration and out of the Chinese." The U.S. has placed tremendous pressure on South Korea and China to help rein in the North.

Washington has also issued increasingly harsh sanctions against North Korea and its trading partners.

"I think that the North thinks it's negotiating from a position of strength," added Bunn, who doubts the current regime will surrender its nuclear arms.

"I think that they made a lot of progress on their missile program and the nuclear weapons program in 2017 ― much more than most people had expected, and they think they're now in a position where they can consolidate their gains and negotiate to see what they can get while holding off the pressure for the time being through this charm offensive."  Murad Sezer/Reuters Athletes from North Korea and South Korea during the closing ceremony of the 2018 Pyeongchang Winter Games on Feb.

25, 2018. How should the U.S.

and its allies respond? William Tobey, a senior fellow at the Belfer Center for Science and International Affairs, believes the announcement from North Korea poses risk as well as opportunity.

He, too, is unconvinced that Pyongyang will commit to denuclearization.

"I don't think this development will change at all North Korea's trajectory on its nuclear and ballistic missile programs," Tobey said.

Instead, Kim's apparent willingness to negotiate with the U.S. could push "a wedge into a crack that's already appeared between Washington and Seoul," he added.

"I think that this is an attempt by the North to split the United States from its ally." The U.S., which still lacks an ambassador in South Korea, is particularly alarmed by North Korea's numerous claims that it can target any American city with a nuclear intercontinental ballistic missile.

This concern has been a prominent factor in shaping Washington's approach to denuclearizing North Korea, and prompted Trump's threats to unleash "fire and fury" and "totally destroy" the isolated nation.

I think that this is an attempt by the North to split the United States from its ally.

William Tobey, Belfer Center for Science and International Affairs Seoul, on the other hand, is mainly focused on diplomacy and avoiding any kind of military confrontation.

Its priority is to continue minimizing tensions on the Korean Peninsula, which is technically still torn by an unresolved conflict (the Korean War led to a 1953 ceasefire, not a peace agreement).

South Korea's diplomatic efforts are "aimed at lowering that level of tension, but will likely do nothing about North Korea's nuclear ballistic missile capabilities," Tobey said.

"I think there was urgency in Seoul to try to get diplomacy underway to head off any moves by the United States."  South Korean officials who attended the recent meeting with Kim relayed the North's agreement to halt its nuclear tests while proposed talks are underway, and said the two nations will hold their first summit in more than a decade in late April.

Despite Seoul and Washington's varying motives and stakes in the North Korean crisis, experts agree it is imperative for the allies to work together to achieve a lasting resolution.

"The last thing we should want to do is undermine the South Korea initiative.

South Korea is the country on the front line; they are a very, very important ally for the United States in this situation.

You really can't do anything about North Korea without South Korean support," said Bunn.  "I think for better or for worse, the Trump administration needs to work with the South Koreans on this diplomatic opening, and I think that the Trump administration needs to back off the insistence that we're not talking about anything short of denuclearization," he added.

"I think we need to be realistic about what's plausible with North Korea.

We should maintain denuclearization as a long-term goal, but we shouldn't expect that's where we're getting to any time in the next few years."    .

  PHOTO GALLERY North Korea Meets With South Korea  .

For more infomation >> ( US News ) Is North Korea Really Ready To Negotiate Its Denuclearization? - Duration: 10:15.

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WTH IS BEYEG? 03-21-2017 | VLOG #5 - Duration: 6:27.

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