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How Effective Is Apple Cider Vinegar For Cold?

Ever found your granny bringing apple cider vinegar with honey because her little cute

grand-daughter is feeling cold?

This super-effective home remedy has very scientific and empirical history some of which

is yet to be discovered (I believe it's as ancient as the production of apple).

There might be some old rotten (partially) apples were found by some lunatic who ate

it because there was nothing else to get himself feed upon and he felt awfully comfortable

in the severe cold.

I'm making it up; the history can be like anything.

But this apple cider vinegar is the unstrained juice of fermented crushed apples.

It smells like aged wine and has acidic nature.

It is believed that some acids along with vitamin C and fibre might help boost the human

immune system, that might be one of the reasons for considering apple cider vinegar effective

for colds.

A lot more to discover!

Is Apple Cider Vinegar is overrated?

Obviously, not.

There are certain background studies that indicate the efficacy of apple cider vinegar

in dealing cold.

Such as organic apple cider vinegar has an element called MUST which is actually the

pieces of the fermented apple in its unstrained juice.

These musts are home to "Mothers" generally known as a bacterial colony that operated

as probiotics in your body when you drink raw and organic apple cider vinegar.

This can be a reason why apple cider vinegar is given so much importance in dealing colds.

Important to remember: Probiotics were proved to boost the immune system in 2011.

More of, the acidic nature of ACV (Apple Cider Vinegar) might also support the cause.

This acid dilutes the mucus in the throat and pushes it out of your respiratory system

rapidly.

You loosen phlegm that is your key way to recovery.

This acid might also hunt down the pathogens that are causing the sickness.

Golden home product!

"An apple a day keeps the doctor away" is not a just random statement.

It has facts and research at its back.

The ACV coming from raw apples have nutrients, minerals such as potassium, vitamins such

as vitamin C and E and antioxidants that improve your respiratory function and might help you

breathe easier.

Enough reasons to listen to your grandma now?

Effective Ways to Use Apple Cider Vinegar for Cold

Apple Cider Vinegar with Honey

Apple Cider Vinegar Throat Hub

Apple Cider Vinegar Gargle

Apple Cider Vinegar Pills (Yeah, they are available)

Risks of Using Apple Cider Vinegar for Cold As ACV is quite acidic in nature, it can affect

and thin your stomach linings leading to the ulcer.

So ACV should always be diluted in water before drinking it so that it doesn't have that

acidic effect on sensitive areas of your body.

People with Ulcer and other related diseases should avoid using ACV for cold

More of, if you don't rinse your teeth after drinking apple cider vinegar it can erode

your teeth and enamel.

Therefore, it's better to be precautionary and to rinse your teeth with fresh water after

using ACV.

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Kylian Mbappe interview | "Neymar is like a big brother to me!" - Duration: 3:21.

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What is public engagement? - Duration: 1:52.

Public engagement is anything that we do to involve citizens

and stakeholders in government decision-making and the activities and business of government.

I think the question for me is why is Open Government important to public engagement

because public engagement is about involving stakeholders and citizens in the way government operates.

And in order for people to be involved, they need to know what's going on.

And so it's our job as public servants to work in the open,

to let people know what we're working on, to gather information and data.

And the more we publish data openly, it allows people to come into

the fold and have those conversations with us.

There's so much information out there.

There is a website called Consulting Canadians

and people can go there and get a list of the consultations that are happening,

where they're happening, when they're happening,

what the topics for consideration are.

Another place is Open Government website.

People can go to the Open Government website and see the topics of conversation.

They can even feed into the opening of government.

So the more people are involved in analysing data with us, in considering options,

in pondering trade-offs, in thinking about what the possibilities are

analysing the directions that we could go together in the future,

the better off we're going to be in terms of making evidence-based decisions.

A question that we have right now is how do you want to be engaged?

How do you want to be involved? What's missing from the equation

that is preventing you from participating in consultations

or from explaining your point of view to the government?

Let us know on open.canada.ca.

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Villa In Beroun Is A Brilliant Study In Geometric Design tiny" house - Duration: 3:42.

Villa in Beroun is a Brilliant Study in Geometric Design

HŠH Architekti is a talented Czech design firm producing unusual and inspired structures.

Recently I shared the Villa Hermina tiny house, arguably one of the smartest and most memorable

examples of tiny house design I have seen in ages.

Today I want to share another clever house by HŠH Architekti called "Villa in Beroun."

As a disclaimer, I don't think this is actually a "tiny" house—but now and again, I

do feature a larger home here on our site.

I do this when I see the same design principles at work which are featured in tiny homes.Rather

like Villa Hermina, the HŠH Architekti tiny house I featured before, this house has an

air of the surreal about it.In fact, it puts one in mind of a chessboard in some respects.

This does not seem to be a coincidence, as the architect refers to it as an "imaginary

space chess board" (at least that's how the translation comes out from the Czech).

A shot of the structure under construction helps to give you an idea of the interior

layout:Let's go inside and see what it's like!As you can see, it is an absolute delight!

As seems to be a pattern with this architect's designs, there is an interesting balance when

it comes to the flow and separation of space.

Each cubic room in the house certainly feels like a little world unto itself, yet nothing

is disconnected from the whole.Each cube can serve a different function in the house.

The website explains, "Fields do not differ and their character is determined only by

their fillings (translated from Czech)."

From this, I assume that this is a modular style of design where the house can be reconfigured

if needed.

Here we have one cube serving as the kitchen, while another functions as a home office.I

am pretty sure that those tan structures are storage cabinets built into the walls.

Their minimalist design makes them look more like architectural embellishments than cabinets,

disguising their function as pure aesthetics.Light moves effortlessly through the house, even

penetrating from one floor of the building to the next.I have to guess at some of the

room functions.

I'm not positive what that is—possibly a tub?I find this room a bit mysterious as

well.

It looks like a bathroom, but I am not sure what the large rectangular structure on the

left would be (a shower?).One gets a strong sense of the abstract wandering around this

house.

Here you can glimpse a child's playroom.

What kid wouldn't be thrilled to live in such a cool and unique house?This is an interesting

angle where we are looking directly in on the bedroom from the outside.

I like this shot because it showcases something intriguing about the cubic design which is

hard to put into words.

Basically, because all the walls are the same size and shape, one gets the sense that the

spatial connection between indoors and outdoors is no different from the spatial connection

between the various indoor rooms.

In a way, the outdoors seems like just another room in the house.Here is one more very cool

shot of the house standing in the snow.

You have to love the hard contrasts and the way that the geometric simplicity of the building

stands out, making a bold contrast against its surroundings.

I hope you enjoyed the Villa in Beroun!

The same modular design ideas which you see here show up in a lot of tiny houses.

Tiny house designers can also learn from the elegant geometric design of the structure

and the way it creates a seamless continuity of space while preserving privacy.

Learn more at HŠH Architekti.

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'De sleepwet is een domme wet' - Duration: 2:34.

On March 21, 2018, the same day as the local elections

a consultative referendum will be held

on the new Intelligence and Security Services Act a.k.a. the Trawl Law.

It'll help track down terrorists at an early stage, say its champions.

No, it's a violation of our privacy and civil rights, say the opponents.

Can you define what the act is about?

The Trawl Law is about an extension of the intelligence agency's powers.

When the Act was drafted in 2001, we sent text messages or we were on the phone.

Nowadays we do a lot online, as do the terrorists.

So it makes sense to say: let's check the Internet for terrorists.

These powers are to be extended

but it's a bit of a straight-legged tackle, it's a major expansion of powers.

They want tap entire neighbourhoods and store the data for a very long time.

What is interesting is that you announced the law as:

It's a choice we're facing between people's privacy on the one hand

so the government doesn't know what you do, or we catch terrorists.

As if that's our choice, but that's not true.

What's wrong with those opposites?

The law doesn't help us catch terrorists, it's a rather silly law, really.

To give you an easy comparison, I'm sure everyone will understand this:

Finding terrorists is like finding a needle in a haystack.

There aren't many terrorists but there are lot of people.

What this law does in a nutshell is stack more hay on the haystack

making it harder to find the needle.

We see it in countries that have adopted the law.

Every terrorist who is caught or stages an attack is already known to the police.

Almost every terrorist is.

So why stack even more hay on the haystack?

If you suspect someone, you can tap his or her Internet traffic

but not the entire neighbourhood's. -Let's see if I get it:

Your main objection isn't that it's the end of privacy.

Your main objection is that the law doesn't achieve what it's meant to.

It won't catch more terrorists or criminals.

No, and on top of that there's the whole privacy angle

but first we'd have to say that this law is advantageous.

And then you can weigh it up against the downsides.

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Byron Bowers - The Day I Found Out - This Is Not Happening - Uncensored - Duration: 14:07.

- She looked up, she was like,

"Sorry if I ain't doin' a good job."

"I don't even really suck dick. I'm a lesbian."

I was like, "Oh, shit.

Crack is addictive."

[dark electronic music]

- Welcome to "This Is Not Happening."

I'm Roy Wood Jr.

We all come from somewhere, from someone,

who nurtures us, protects us,

and teaches us.

- Ah!

[silverware clattering]

- Some are better at it than others.

♪ ♪

[girl giggling]

♪ ♪

- Ow!

[cheers and applause]

ByronBowersLive.com is his website.

He is Byron Bowers.

[cheers and applause]

- I'ma tell you about a very important day in my life.

The day I found out my dad smoked crack.

So now I'm a young dude,

couple years into my teens.

Naive.

I ain't even cursed then.

I still prayed before every meal.

It's back when prayers were short.

Remember when you was young, how short prayers were?

Before life kicked in and you needed to pray for more shit?

Back then, you know?

Wholesome young man.

Went to visit my dad, Athens, Georgia.

I remember getting that phone call.

I got excited,

'cause I ain't seen my dad in two years.

He was in a mental institution.

He just got out.

He was about to put the world on his ass.

He was like, "Yo, I'm out. Let's kick it."

I got excited. Went to Athens, Georgia.

You know, we just got this brand-new coupe,

Cougar, blue.

It was dope as fuck.

Plush. Smelled like cigarettes.

It was used as hell.

But it don't matter 'cause he was fresh

out of the mental home, you know?

I remember when I seen the coupe, I was like,

"This shit about to be dope."

He made plans.

Any time I make plans, a man make plans

to kick it with his kids, that's special.

"Hey, you want to go get something to eat?

"We're gonna go to the movies.

"If you go to sleepy early, I'm gonna go get my some [mumbles]

You know?"

You know when dudes talk low like that,

that's when all the fun shit happens?

Like, "I'ma drop you off, 'cause I'm about to go

get me some [mumbles]"

When dudes start talking in Wingdings,

you know when these... [mumbles]

"Let me tell you what the fuck

we about to get into, nigga."

Went in his pocket, pulled out $30, gave it to me.

I was like, "Oh, shit. This nigga doing it."

I ain't never had $30 before. You know what I mean?

That's a lot of money for a nigga to just give somebody.

That's how I felt. Just gave me $30.

He doing it. Two bills!

A 20 and a 10!

I was on top of the world.

I put that shit in my pocket. Poof!

Gone, disappeared.

We get in the car, about to go,

all of a sudden, I see this zombie walking down the street.

Like, he just got bit. Like, a fresh zombie bite.

Like, he still walk a little bit,

but he's just got a limp.

Not full zombie, but he like, "Ehh."

But, like, like, you know,

this was before I knew what a drug fiend was.

You know, a guys just was stumbling like,

"Uh, boy, help me. Get off the street."

He was one of those guys.

"Hey, Don!" Dad like, "Yo, what's up, man?"

"Hey, run me up to the street!"

"No, man, I can't run you up to the street today.

"I got my son with me.

We supposed to go to the movies."

"Man, come on, man, run me up the street

"to shorty's house.

"You know we going to get some

of that motherfuckin' [mumbles]."

And I was like, "Oh, shit."

Any time, you know, you were a young kid

and a adult come, you like, oh, start to get a little jealous

'cause, you know whatever they Wingdinging over there

can get--throw me out the game.

So we hop in the car, we go around the corner, right,

a place called Rock Springs.

The projects. But I ain't know at first.

I saw the buildings, I was like, "Nigga,

is this the projects?"

That's what my instincts said.

And that's some real shit.

Ain't nobody instincts politically correct.

That motherfucker tell you straight like it is.

"Nigga, is this the projects?"

I don't care what nationality you is.

You see something sketchy, your instincts are gonna be like,

"Nigga, that motherfucker a rapist."

We went into this house next to the projects.

Scary house.

One of the houses where everything made noise

when you got inside.

Everything was scary.

The door... [imitates creaking]

The floor... [imitates creaking]

The rug... [imitates crunching]

The light was dim; the light was scared to go in that bitch.

The light was creeping in like,

"What y'all nigga doing in here?"

And I'm like, "Man, get in there!

I need you to see!"

"Come on in!" That's what the lady said.

Come on in!

The door... [imitates creaking]

Lady in the kitchen, cooking.

Dope.

Crack.

I don't know if you ever smelled crack before,

but it smell like aluminum foil tastes.

You ever taste aluminum foil?

Never?

You never, like, tried to get, like, a fake grill

and put aluminum foil in your mouth?

So you can stunt on them hoes?

Like, nigga. Nigga.

You ain't never did that?

Just put that shit in your mouth and be like, "Nigga."

Okay.

Anyway, you know what I mean, you got that taste to it.

You taste it in the air like, "Oh, shit."

You know something wrong,

even as a youth.

That lady turn around.

She was like, what, all y'all three of y'all want something?

Dad was like, "No, this is my son."

And I was like, "Oh, shit, how fucked up do I look...

Where she think I'm one of these dudes?"

That's when I was over it.

I'm like, "Man, I need to get out of here."

And I looked, and there was a back door open,

and it had a basketball right outside.

And in the projects, they had a basketball court.

So that was my excuse.

It's like the universe was telling me,

"Get the fuck outta here."

So I was like, "Hey, Dad, I'm gonna go play basketball."

He was like, "Hey, why don't you go play basketball,"

like it was his idea, like he thought of it.

So I grabbed the ball, and I go outside,

and it was scary as shit,

because I had to cross the threshold into the projects.

And if you don't live in the projects,

you don't got no business in the goddamn projects.

And the only people I knew that lived in the projects,

one of 'em died.

So who the fuck I'ma yell for?

So I tried to be tough, walking in the projects

to go shoot basketball, but guess what.

I can't play goddamn basketball.

I sucked at basketball!

Got cut from everything I tried out for.

And people looking at me like, "Who the fuck this nigga?"

That's what they do when you walk in any hood

and they don't know you. Like, "Who the fuck

is this motherfucker with these little ass shorts on?"

I shoot a ball, air ball, miss.

I just watch the ball just miss,

and I'm like, "Oh, shit, I'm about to get my ass whupped."

I'm out there trying to shoot. I'm nervous.

Any time somebody make a move, I'm doing this.

All the sudden, my dad come outside, "Hey, hey,

"what's up, man? Oh, you playing basketball.

Let me see that ball." Pang!

He missed.

But he didn't give a fuck about playing basketball.

He just turned to me and I saw the look in his eyes

and it was intense. It was intense.

I ain't even recognize him. He was like, "Hey, man.

You got that $20 I gave you?"

And I was like, "Shit."

Yeah, I got it, but that shit was deep.

I'm not used to having $30.

I'm giving this dude 75% of my money.

I don't even know if it's 75%,

'cause I ain't never had 30 goddamn dollars before

to even do the math!

And I reached in; now that shit was so folded so tight,

like, them last two pieces of toilet paper.

You know how you fold that shit?

It was deep. Like, I had to unfold it

to see what it is.

I was like, "Yeah, here it is right here."

And he was like, "All right, I'll be back."

And he just, like...

Just danced his ass away. You know what I mean?

And I'm feeling bad now,

'cause I'm like, "Man, I missed dinner."

I was like, "All right, we still go to the movies."

You know what I mean?

Still, I'm out there bricking the ball, boom.

People going around, I'm talking to 'em a little bit,

nervous as fuck.

My dad come back ten minutes later.

"Hey, man, you got that other ten?"

I was like, "No.

No, I must've dropped that shit."

You know what I mean? [laughs]

He's like, "All right, all right.

I'll be back. You good? You good?"

And then he left, right?

He left, and I was like, "Man," it started to hit me,

like, "Man, I think my dad on drugs.

Man, if he was on drugs, that would be fucked up."

Like, I'm about to miss a movie now.

I done drove an hour.

Damn, I ain't going to get to see "Addams Family Values."

You know what I mean?

I shoot a shot, just as I miss, just as I air-ball it,

you see the ball--

and I see the blue Cougar just drive off.

And I'm like, "Oh, fuck.

"This nigga just left me in the projects.

By myself."

And the loneliness and the abandonment that came

over me during that time,

Fucked me up.

Like, I'll never forget it.

Life-changing, because that was a moment for me

where someone was like, "You gotta do something

with your life."

You got to check the fuck outta here.

Whoever is responsible for you is gone.

It's up to you now.

You got to do what the fuck you gotta do

to get out this situation.

And...

I ain't have no self-esteem

because he just took it to the pawn shop.

Cut to four year later,

partial basketball scholarship

and I'm selling crack cocaine.

Like, 18 years old.

And I ain't the best coke dealer, you know what I mean?

'Cause the person--my OG keep calling,

sending me on weird-ass jobs.

Get a phone call, like, "Hey, man,

"this chick want some rocks, but she ain't got no money,

"so I want you take her and let her suck your dick.

Want you to give her two rocks."

I was like, "All right, I'll do that shit."

Fuck these junkies.

But it was all out of anger, because my dad was a junkie.

You know what I mean?

So I ain't give a fuck about no other junkies out there.

So I'm getting my dick sucked

in a Honda Accord

behind a grocery store.

And it's weird.

It's weird. It's a weird moment.

How the fuck did I get here?

And it was even more weird for her.

You know what I mean? She looked up,

she was like, "Sorry if I ain't doing a good job."

"I don't even really suck dick. I'm a lesbian."

I was like, "Oh, shit.

Crack is addictive."

Crack is addictive.

I thought it was on the person that smoked the crack.

No, this shits gets a hold on you.

That's a powerful ass drug.

And I can't come.

That's a tough situation.

But I'ma tell you why,

'cause when I looked up, it's a park right there.

And at that park, in that basketball court,

is a father and son playing basketball.

And I'm getting my dick sucked

in this Honda Accord, trying not to cry...

A father and son playing goddamn basketball!

That could have been my life.

And I can't even look up or down,

so I'm just looking out the window, trying to find

some inspiration so I can finish.

And seeing that father and son play ball,

I've recognized something that no matter how much money

I made selling crack or how successful I got,

I never could buy the thing that I wanted,

which was the bond of a father and son, together.

And that was one of the last moments,

you know what I mean,

that I decided to sell crack.

I came though.

[cheers and applause]

♪ ♪

- Byron Bowers, everybody.

Byron Bowers!

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What is a 'Lemon' | Idiom in English - Duration: 4:12.

So you're buying a car in an English-speaking country and people tell

you not to buy a 'lemon.' What's a lemon? We're going to find that out today. "I

bought a car, but the driver's side door came off when I opened it. It must be a

lemon. I bought a car, but when I got home, I opened the door,

and the door came off. The car must be a lemon." "Don't buy a used car from that

person; he'll try to sell you a lemon. Don't try to buy a used car from that

person; he'll try to sell you a lemon." Now that sounds confusing, right? Because

you know... I know... lemons are fruit. A lemon is a yellow

fruit and it tastes sour. So what does a sour, yellow fruit have to do with buying

a car? Well, a lemon is a word we use to talk about cars that are in bad condition.

So, the cars either don't work, or are dangerous. You find this information out

after you buy the car. So, when you buy a car and then, after a little small time

of driving it, you find out it doesn't work properly... that's when you know you

may have a lemon. In America, there are laws called 'lemon laws' to protect car

buyers from buying lemons. So you can... you know... get your money back, or trade in

that car for a different car that works properly. Okay?

However, lemon laws do not always apply to used cars, right? You have a car...

someone else has driven it before you, and

then sold it. So, if you buy a used car, in some places - some states - lemon laws do not

protect you. So people are very worried about buying lemons. One day, I needed to

buy a new car, and I spent about $3,500 on a year 2000 Toyota Camry, and it

seemed to work pretty good the first day I drove it around. However, then the

engine heat came on. The more I drove it, the hotter the engine got, and I needed

to spend money on repairs, and try different things. I think I spent almost

$1,000 over three trips to different mechanics just to fix that one problem.

And so, I would have been better off just spending a thousand dollars buying a

better condition car. So, that was very close to a lemon. You can tell you have a

lemon if... no matter how many times you take your car to be fixed, there's always

something wrong. Right? That's how you know you have a lemon. So, have you ever

bought a lemon before when you went shopping for a car?

Tell me about it down in the comments below. Please LIKE, SHARE, and SUBSCRIBE to

this channel. It will help me a lot. And it will help other people discover these

English lessons. I put a link to a playlist with more business idioms, and

one more video I think you might like. So check those out. Keep on winning, English

Winners, and I'll see you over on those lessons.