Waching daily Feb 1 2017

Divya......Aju.....Me

We were the original trio.

Do you remember the plan we three made? To go on a fun trip to Bangalore!

Our hometown is not Bangalore! It is Kerala!

This is not Kochi. This is Bangalore

Are you all based in Bangalore?

I am Divya Prakash.

My name is Krishnan P.P.

Arjun.

"This fellow is up to no good! Don't befriend him!"

our parents would tell us time and again

Aju is that guy.

A useless fellow! He doesn't even have a job or anything!

Then there is our Divya.

What discipline! What a maturity! Symbol of our culture!

This is how a girl should be.

Look and learn

If the leaf touches the thorn or other way round, the damage is for the leaf

Having grown in a culturally and morally good background

You could say, I have no bad habits like the rest.

There was something between us unlike our partially crazy or fully crazy family members

Show your anger and energy on the track, not on the road or outside.

In short, as someone said in some movie..

There is something called DESTINY....

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Markham Real Estate Agent Stephanie Rebello – Welcome - Duration: 0:36.

Hi my names Stephanie Rebello.

Welcome to my Youtube channel.

I'm a Markham Real Estate agent with many years of experience -

buying selling and investing in the Toronto area.

My clients, family and friends often ask me similar questions regarding real estate.

So I decided to start this Youtube channel so I could help more of you.

So leave your questions below and ill try to answer them in my following video.

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How A Boutonniere Lapel Pin Flower Is Made - Fort Belvedere - Duration: 6:21.

Our boutonniere flowers are as authentic as a silk flower can be but it's not easy to

manufacture fine velvet or silk fabrics that look like mother nature created them.

In fact, all of the hard work required to create these little lapel style enhancers.

In this video, we show you how Fort Belvedere boutonniere flowers are made.

In fact, very little has changed ever since they were made a hundred years ago.

So before we start making flowers, we get inspired by nature.

For example, when we hike, we can find little, beautiful mountain flowers.

If we go to the desert or if we just stroll around outside, we find these little flowers

that are perfectly sized for our lapels.

Of course, we try to produce them as realistically as possible and all of our boutonnieres are

modeled after real flowers.

There's never a fantasy product.

Once we've settled on a flower style, it's time to choose the materials.

Obviously, it all starts with the fabric.

In the beginning, we always have a plain white undyed silk or velvet or other material that

has the right thickness for that particular flower.

We only use plain white because the flowers are very delicate and it requires a special

hand dying process so they will look natural.

To ensure the material does not move, the fabric used to be fastened to a wooden board

then, we select one of over a hundred thousand metal flower dye cuts to get the actual shape

of the flower.

Traditionally, wooden hammers were used to dye cut the little flower shapes.

Today, we are just slightly more progressive because we use a machine that is more efficient

and secure for the workers.

In the next step, the fabric dye cuts are stacked on top of each other and then colored

by hand in exactly the base color the flower has in nature.

Since most flowers have multiple colors and often gradients, they must be colored a second

or a third time.

Sometimes, just the tips until the desired color palette is completed.

In order to achieve the intricate details of flowers, we use an airbrush.

As you can see, up until this point the flowers are two-dimensional or flat.

To achieve a three-dimensional shape, the flowers are put between a male and female

metal mold.With the help of heat and pressure, the flower achieves its natural shape.

Of course, different flowers have different molds.

For example, here you can see how an edelweiss gets its shape.

For some flowers, each petal is shaped like that and basically, the process is exactly

like it used to be a hundred years ago.

For example, the edges of roses must be carefully dyed and rolled by hand.

Obviously, that's a very labor intensive process.

Now it's time for the filaments.

To make those, wooden dividers are added to big reels.

Then a yarn is starched and put onto the reel.

Once the yarn is dried and starched, it is removed from the reel and cut into pieces

but they remain attached to the wooden bars because of the starch.

Depending on the flower, the thread tips are treated with the right colors and powders

to make them look as authentic as possible.

Once dried, they are removed from the wooden bars.

Now, the yarns look like actual flower filaments that can be neutralized in silk flower making.

At this point, the flowers are ready to be assembled.

It simply starts with the filaments which are usually attached to a metal wire.

Again, this is done the same way today as it used to be.

A skilled flower maker knows exactly the right amount of filaments that is needed to create

an authentic look.

So the filaments are sorted and then bound to the wire and afterwards carefully shaped

by hand.

On the other hand, the petals of the flower are attached by different techniques.

At the end of the day, it all has to look like a real boutonniere.

For example, here you can see how poppy petals are attached one by one to the wire with glue.

On the other hand, here you can see the fine filaments of the edelweiss.

Five of them are tied together by hand and then glue is added.

Now, the smaller velvet dye cut is added to the stem from the bottom and then the second

larger dye cut.

Voila!

That's the edelweiss boutonniere.

Now for your comparison, here's an edelweiss from mother nature in the alps and a Fort

Belvedere boutonniere.

Looks pretty good, doesn't it?

Once the head of the flower is completed, it's still just a plain wire.

We use a 100% green silk thread that is wrapped above the wire and afterwards, the wire is

bent and it's ready to go through the buttonhole on your lapel.

As you can see, now you have a beautiful flower that won't wilt.

Once you have them on your lapel.

it won't take long before you get compliments.

As you can see, all of this is made by hand and it takes about 30-40 minutes per flower

to complete it.

However, at Fort Belvedere, we believe that this kind of quality cannot be achieved any

other way and that's why we are committed to it.

Are you now ready to earn compliments?

You can purchase all of our boutonniere flowers in our website and you won't find these anywhere

else in the world.

We even have our packages of 3,6, and 12 flowers that come with free shipping and you can choose

exactly what you want and save a bit too.

If you're not sure where to start, I suggest you start with an edelweiss flower because

it's very versatile.

The next flower could be blue cornflower because it also goes well with dark suits, blue suits,

navy suits, but also sport coats.

As a third flower, I'd suggest you go with the carnation because it goes well for evening

wear. if you want something smaller, go with the mini carnation.

If you want something larger, go with a life sized carnation and the color is entirely

up to you.

A classic boutonniere is red or dark red but I also like purple, pink, or yellow.

Those three flowers are definitely a great start in the world of boutonnieres.

I'm sure once you have them and wear them, you want to come back for more.

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THIS IS U | My name is Gilles - Duration: 4:16.

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How one middle America town is reacting to the refugee ban - Duration: 8:17.

There's a place where refugees have been flocking for centuries.

In the middle of rural Pennsylvania, surrounded by farmland,

this county takes in more refugees per capita than almost anywhere in the country.

And they don't want Donald Trump to stop them from taking in more.

TRUMP: "We only want to admit those into our country who will support our country"

"and love, deeply, our people."

"It's from one of my neighbors, I think. He says,"

"'Hi Mustafa. My heart is breaking for what's going on in my government and my country.'"

"'Know that you have me as a friend always.' That's one of the things."

Mustafa O. Nurr is a Muslim refugee from Somalia.

His father was murdered in front of his family during the civil war.

He's now a web designer in Lancaster, Pennsylvania.

"'Hey Mustafa, I feel very sad with what's going on today. Is there any way we can help?'"

"So that's one person."

"Another person says, 'I do hope you feel supported here in Lancaster.'"

"'We love having you and other refugees in our community as neighbors.'"

Lancaster County resettled one refugee for every 327 residents between 2013 and 2015.

That's about 20 times the national average.

Lancaster has affordable housing, low poverty,

and blue collar jobs that refugees can do even if they don't speak English.

But the main reason it takes so many refugees is because the locals are welcoming.

When the mayor of Lancaster heard that Trump's new decree would prevent more people like

Mustafa from joining his community, he wasn't exactly happy.

"I'm Irish, so I have a temper."

"So I lost my temper and wrote something, and then I cooled down, and we rewrote it."

The result was a strongly-worded public letter, vowing to protect residents

"regardless of immigration or refugee status"

and calling Trump's executive order "an unnecessary distraction from that focus."

MAYOR GRAY: "They keep on asking me, 'Are we a sanctuary city?'"

"Did you ever see The Hunchback of Notre Dame, that movie?"

"All I can think of is Charles Laughton in Notre Dame Cathedral screaming 'Sanctuary!'"

LAUGHTON: "Sanctuary! Sanctuary!"

"I'm not really sure what that means. I know what we do. This is what we do."

"If that's a sanctuary city, then we are. If it isn't, then we aren't."

"But this is what we do, this is what we have done, and this is what we intend to do."

Mayor Gray doesn't find this attitude radical.

He finds it quite traditional.

"Pennsylvania was founded by William Penn"

"who was suffering religious persecution because he was a Quaker."

PENN: "How far can they go? What's happening? Doesn't Parliament realize how we feel?"

MAYOR GRAY: "He came and established a colony that had as one of its basic premises"

"that you could practice whatever religion you wanted to."

PENN: "Think of it! A colony of our own."

"A fresh new land where we or anyone else could build and practice religion as we choose."

"Why, there's no end to the dream. Religious freedoms beget all freedoms."

MAYOR GRAY: "There'd be no religious test in Pennsylvania."

"It's in our original constitution and charter; it's still in our constitution."

"There are no religious tests."

And Lancaster, specifically, is famous for providing a home

to a particularly radical group of extremists:

the Amish.

MAYOR GRAY: "The Amish are the Anabaptists that were escaping religious persecution 250 years ago,"

"300 hundred years ago, came to Lancaster County, still are the same, basically,"

"as they were when they came here, still practice religion in their own way,"

"certainly are unique and different."

"This county is known for being a place of refuge for people who are refugees."

Lancaster County is actually a Republican stronghold.

While the city voted for Clinton, the surrounding area tipped the county for Trump.

"Amish country."

"Lancaster, Pennsylvania."

"On my way to a Donald Trump rally."

"We're going to win the great state of Pennsylvania."

"I went to school in Pennsylvania."

Still, the county has welcomed refugees from Muslim countries including Syria, Sudan, Somalia,

and Iraq — all of whom would have been blocked by Trump's executive order.

The organization processing most of Lancaster's refugees is a local branch of

Church World Service, or CWS, which has been around since 1946.

But despite a supportive community here in Lancaster,

CWS has faced new challenges in recent years.

"Someone noticed on Facebook that a group called the Patriotic League of Americans"

"or something like that, that they were going to have a rally,"

"an anti-refugee rally, in front of our office just up the street."

PROTESTERS: "Americans first! Americans first!"

"People in the community said, 'This isn't right.'"

"'We do support refugees.'"

"'So let's have a pro-refugee rally at the same time.'"

PROTESTERS: "Say yes to refugees! Say yes to refugees!"

"The anti-refugee people — we looked them up — it turned out they came from a neighboring"

"county, and some came as far as New York State and, we heard, from down south."

"There were 40 of them."

"But then the pro-refugee Lancastrians formed in a park a couple of blocks away,"

"and they came marching over to our office, and they ended up — there were about 300 people —"

"and they surrounded the people in the plaza in front of our office."

"And they had signs supporting refugees, 'Refugees welcome.'"

"And it was awesome, and there were no fights or anything,"

"but it certainly made everybody see this is what Lancaster cares about."

PROTESTER: "Refugees are welcome!"

That rally inspired an annual benefit concert for refugees.

This year, they scheduled the concert for January 29.

But at the time, they had no idea what would be announced two days before.

Last year, 350 people showed up to the concert.

This year, there were more than 1,000.

"Good evening, Lancaster!"

"Make no mistake."

"The exclusionary tactics of President Trump's recent executive orders"

"are arbitrary and capricious."

"The Representatives in this community have co-sponsored a bill"

"to defund state money to sanctuary cities."

"Clearly, they don't know who they represent."

Trump supporters say this ban is just temporary and that it's necessary to stop all immigration

from key countries while the vetting process is examined.

But Sheila, who has been working with refugees for three decades, says that makes no sense.

"A refugee flees their country, lives in a country of first asylum for two or three years."

"You're living in a refugee camp where many times there's not enough water,"

"there's no schooling, there's nothing to do, you can't work, there's barely enough food,"

"you have to line up to get your food and water."

"So you live through that for two or three or more years,"

"and then you don't know where you're going to be sent."

"You could be sent to Canada or Australia or the United States or Western Europe."

"So to think that a terrorist would go to that extent to come through the refugee system,"

"it just doesn't make sense."

Many people here are hopeful that Trump's policies won't stay so restrictive.

But they're willing to put up a fight to get there.

Until then, the mayor promises to keep Lancaster's doors open.

"I haven't called us a sanctuary city, but I think we are, right?"

"Keep that under your hat though, okay?"

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This Girl Remembers 10 Previous Incarnations - Duration: 2:55.

This Girl Remembers 10 Previous Incarnations.

From the time Joey Verwey was just three years old, she was telling her family amazing stories

that she was able to remember from her previous ten incarnations.

Stories that were so unusual and detailed, there was no way that she could have learned

them on her own.

Her first life was a cave dweller about 200 million years ago.

She remembers being chased by a dinosaur, and leaving stone and bone tools behind in

a cave.

Today, she was able to lead investigators to a series of caves in South Africa that

she had never seen before.

These were the exact same caves where Royal Society Fellow, Robert Bloom, discovered the

missing link between apes and humans, Australopithecus Africanus.

Twice she lived as an Egyptian slave, and remembers with perfect accuracy the conditions

on board a slave galley, and their ancient techniques of paving stone roads.

There are other, less undefined memories from other ages, where she remembers wearing a

heavy veil, and seeing a Princess riding in a carriage on the back of an elephant.

She remembers details from her life as a persecuted Christian, during Roman Emperor Nero�s wicked

reign of terror in the first century, where she may have met St. Peter.

She also recalls living in South Africa in the early 1900�s, as a grandchild of then

President Paul Kruger, and then growing up to have two husbands, and ten children.

On investigation, these people proved to be real, and it was discovered that one of her

children was still alive and in her nineties.

Five year old Joey met this elderly woman, who was instantly reminded of her own mother,

and the two had long, convincing discussions about their past family life together.

Reincarnation has been scientifically proved many times already.

You can educate yourself on the subject by reading:

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President Xi is right, globalization is great: Jack Ma | CNBC International - Duration: 4:34.

President Xi Jinping became the

first Chinese leader to attend

the World Economic Forum in

Davos and in his keynote

address he drew on words from

Abraham Lincoln's famous

Gettysburg Address describing

his economic vision as,

of the people,

by the people,

and for the people.

The communist leader also went

on to encourage economies

around the world to continue to

embrace globalization as a

force for good.

And although he did not

specifically name America,

issued a stark warning of

increasing rhetoric.

Pursuing

protectionism

is just like locking

oneself in a dark room.

While wind and rain

may be kept outside,

so are light

and air.

No one will emerge as a winner

in a trade war.

President Xi was here

yesterday, you had lunch with

him,

and he was quoting Abraham

Lincoln.

What did you make of that?

Well I would say

that globalization

is a GREAT stuff.

It's the U.S.

It's developing countries that

teach us how to do

globalization. I remember 2002

on one week before China joined

the WTO.

Everybody in China was so

worried, me I was worried,

because what if all the

international products come to

China, destroy our industry and

we lose our jobs?

So

convinced China after 20 years

that you guys are telling say

this is a terrible thing.

I believe globalization is

good, but globalization needs

to be improved.

This is Donald Trump.

President elect wants to soften

the problems that globalization

I think should be inclusive

globalization.

In the past 30 years

the globalization was

controlled by 60000 big

companies. A hundred years

ago globalization

was controlled by several kings

and emperors.

What if in next 30 years

we can support six million

businesses doing this

across the board?

What if in the next 30 years

we can help support 20

million small businesses,

can do business across the

board? So this is something

which I believe - globalization

should be inclusive.

And do you think that the words

of President Xi

will happen in reality?

Which is to say that

China has largely acted on

its own behalf for many,

many years

and now is effectively saying

that the U.S. needs to continue

acting on everybody else's

behalf.

Yeah I think you know the world

needs some... it's

a such a...

Mr. Xi said this is a wonderful

time. It's the best time or the

worst time.

The world needs a new

leadership,

but the new leadership is about

working together.

This is what I understand.

We do not necessarily need

one specific leader to

teach us what to do,

what not to do,

but the world have to partner

together.

This is what I think,

and I think alike as a Chinese,

as a business people,

I like,

I feel proud for what

President Xi said yesterday.

As a business person,

I want the world

to share the prosperity

together, to join the force

together.

As a Chinese,

I'm happy about what he

committed yesterday he said,

you know,

he speaks like us,

takes the responsibility of the

second largest economy

as the China second largest

economy. He has to take some

responsibility.

This is the first time I heard

a Chinese leader make a

number of commitments.

He said the next 10 years

we are going to import

8 trillion U.S. dollars.

This

makes me feel excited because

China is transforming from

exporting to importing.

If there's a concrete number,

if we can fulfill it.

This is going to be

a huge chance to China

and to the world.

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Gorsuch Is Bad, The Other 114 Judicial Vacancies Trump Will Fill Could Be Worse - Duration: 4:24.

Earlier this week in a very reality TV show type setting Donald Trump announced his very

first nominee for the US Supreme Court.

That person of course was Neil Gorsuch.

Now, Gorsuch checks all the boxes on a Conservative checklist for the kind of horrible person

that Republicans want to put on the Supreme Court.

He is the guy that gave us the Hobby Lobby decision that denied women access to birth

control through their employer's health insurance plans.

He has stated in books that he's written that he would love to get his hands on Roe Vs.

Wade.

We pretty much know exactly what this man is going to do in terms of taking away the

reproductive rights of women across this country.

In addition to his anti-woman mentality this guy also has an anti-worker mentality, anti-consumer

mentality.

He made all of his money in the private sector working at a corporate defense firm, representing

big pharma, big oil, Wall Street bankers, the typical people who screw over American

consumers while lining their pockets with billions of dollars.

Those are the kind of people that made Neil Gorsuch rich, and those are the kind of people

that he is going to side with as a Justice.

He did it in Denver, he's going to do it in Washington DC.

Gorsuch is the perfect Republican Judicial Nominee, because he is everything that Republicans

love.

Here's what's scarier.

Gorsuch is probably one of the worst people you could pick for the US Supreme Court.

What's even scarier are the 114 Federal, Judicial vacancies all over this country that President

Barack Obama left behind when he left office.

See, for years Republicans had been blocking all of President Obama's judicial nominees.

I know most people only think Merrick Garland because you only pay attention to one-half

of it, but there's 114 very powerful positions available in the United States on Federal

Courts.

Donald Trump now gets to appoint 114 people.

It's not just the Supreme Court.

Listen, most court cases in the United States do not go to the US Supreme Court.

Yes, it is the third branch government, it is the highest court in the land, but it's

not as powerful as you think.

When they choose to not take up a case, then that case stands with the decision from the

lower federal court.

Those are the courts that Donald Trump is in the process of remaking right now, because

Barack Obama failed to do it.

He failed to do recess appointments.

Democrats failed to kill the filibuster for this enough to let him appoint people.

The few people that he did manage to appoint were highly, hugely corporatist.

Donald Trump is going to do the same thing.

They're going to remake this country by remaking the court system from the bottom up.

Most people right now are only talking about the Supreme Court.

Will the Democrats block it?

Will they not?

What are they going to do?

They're saying they're going to block it, but as we've seen in the past, they're damn

sure going to back down.

You're going to have enough turncoats in the Democratic Party to get this guy confirmed.

He's going to get the seat that should've gone to Merrick Garland, even though Merrick

Garland wasn't even the best pick Obama could've made.

That's how the story ends.

You're going to get Neil Gorsuch on the Supreme Court.

You're going to get 114 little Trump juniors on federal courts all throughout this country.

Women are going to suffer, immigrants are going to suffer, minorities are going to suffer,

consumers of every kind, whether you're in the top 1% or the bottom 1%, whether you're

white, black, Hispanic, Asian, doesn't matter.

When these courts get these Trump appointees on them at the lower level everyone will suffer

as a result of this.

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Trump Fires Acting AG Who Refused To Enforce Refugee Order - Duration: 2:09.

Trump Fires Acting AG Who Refused To Enforce Refugee Order.

BY KEVIN DALEY.

President Donald Trump dismissed acting Attorney General Sally Yates on Monday night, after

she ordered government lawyers not to defend his executive order on refugees.

In a brazen act of defiance that cost her the post, Yates said she could not enforce

a policy that is not �wise or just.� Yates is an Obama-appointee who was serving as acting

AG pending the confirmation of Sen. Jeff Sessions.

�The acting Attorney General, Sally Yates, has betrayed the Department of Justice by

refusing to enforce a legal order designed to protect the citizens of the United States,�

White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer�s office said in a statement.

�This order was approved as to form and legality by the Department of Justice Office

of Legal Counsel.� �It is time to get serious about protecting

our country.

Calling for tougher vetting for individuals traveling from seven dangerous places is not

extreme.

It is reasonable and necessary to protect our country,� the statement added

The president has designated Dana Boente, U.S. attorney for the Eastern District of

Virginia, to serve as acting AG in the interim.

�I am honored to serve President Trump in this role until Senator Sessions is confirmed,�

Boente said in the statement.

�I will defend and enforce the laws of our country to ensure that our people and our

nation are protected.�

The Federal Vacancies Act authorizes president to replace one Senate-confirmed officer with

another, as professor Josh Blackman of South Texas College of Law explains on his blog.

Boente was confirmed as U.S. attorney by the Senate in 2015.

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Explanation Why Some People Are Left Handed - Duration: 6:45.

Explanation Why Some People Are Left Handed

Do you know that more than 2,500 left-handed individuals are killed each year whilst using

devices developed for right-handed individuals?

Well, the most dangerous of which is the right-handed power saw.

Now at some point life sure can be tough for a lefty.

In the sense of the meaning behind the right and left, right is often associated with the

word "appropriate" whereas "left" comes from Old English where it meant "ominous" and "wicked".

If left-handedness is such a downside then why are between 10% and 12% of the population

still left handed?

Researchers have discovered proof that as far back as 500,000 years ago, 10% of people

were left-handed.

So there should still be some benefit to being left-handed, even in the world we live now.

So what is it?

Let's discover the most of it.

Contrary to some theories left-handedness is not discovered as a kid.

It's not simply a matter of which hand a kid decides to write with from an early age.

The numbers would be closer to 50/50 for left and right-handedness if this were true.

However, just 10% of the population is left-handed.

We can in fact inform if a baby is going to be left or right-handed when they're just

a couple of months old.

When you place an infant on its stomach, infants who will mature to be left-handed will usually

turn their visit the left, whereas right-handers do the opposite.

Statistics suggest we're born with it, it's in our genes.

Two right-handed moms and dads have a 9% chance to provide birth to a left-handed kid.

If between moms and dad one is left-handed that rises the chance to 19% and when both

parents are left-handed the possibility rises into 26%.

These stats suggest that handedness is at least somewhat hereditary.

Left handedness is highly uncommon, since it's not just caused by recessive and dominant

genes.

About 90% of individuals are right-handed, recommending that right-handedness is an incredibly

dominant quality.

Based on exactly what we know about genetics, a gene that is so fiercely dominant, right-handedness

would push away left-handedness a long time ago.

In theory, we should not have left-handed people.

We still do and the percentage of people that are born left-handed isn't really reducing

like it theoretically needs to do.

In fact, it has remained exactly the exact same for thousands of years.

This suggests that handedness isn't really brought on by a simple case of dominant vs

recessive genes.

It's substantially more complicated than that.

It's most likely to be caused by a whole mix of different genes or perhaps something totally

different completely.

The fact is that, why some people prefer one hand over the other is still a bit of a mystery.

Our brains are divided into 2 hemispheres, left and right.

For the sake of performance our brains prefer to utilize different areas for different tasks.

2 of the most energy intensive activities that people do are language and utilizing

our great motor abilities.

So our brain clusters the control of these activities into one side of our brain, instead

of having it spread out all over the damn place.

This makes those jobs more energy effective.

The majority of people's language and great motor abilities are managed by the left hemisphere

of their brain and each hemisphere generally controls the opposite side of the body.

So it makes sense that many people would be right handed, due to the fact that in many

people, the bulk of the processing which manages the movement of muscles is carried out in

the left hemisphere of the brain, which is the hemisphere that manages the right-hand

man side of the body.

Whereas, a considerably lower 61% of left handers control these skills utilizing the

left side of their brain.

Human brains tend to specialize functions to either one side of the brain or the other

and as a result we also prefer a specific hand.

This strong connection has led biologists to think that brain lateralization is closely

connected to handedness.

Left-hemisphere brain lateralization is a common pattern amongst left handers but it

doesn't fully discuss why some person are left handed.

Actually, 61% of left handers still utilize the left hemisphere of their brain, the exact

same side that right handers usage.

Their theory is that there are two unique alleles of a gene which causes handedness.

We have learned in school that an allele is a variation of a gene, one of those alleles

is understood as the D gene, which stands for "dextral", meaning.

The other allele is called the C gene, which means possibility.

The D gene is the most common in the human gene pool when it is present, the person will

be always be right-handed.

You may for that reason also believe that the existence of the substantially less typical

C gene will suggest the person is left-handed.

It's understood as the opportunity gene, because when it's present, the hand preference of

the individual will be random, there will be a 50/50 possibility of that individual

being left or right handed.

This means that there's a third class of handedness.

There's a small portion of individuals who have some degree of ambidexterity.

Because genes come in pairs, every human has one of three mixes of the abovementioned D

and C genes.

The 3rd mix is quite unusual, the 3rd possibility is DC, one of each gene variation.

Individuals with both a D and a C gene, are usually most proficient with their right-hand,

but they are likewise perfectly capable utilizing their left hand.

However, such person only exist on 1% of the population.

If you are one of the 1% that can effectively use both hands, well done, you have a very

uncommon set of genes.

If you are left-handed it's not all bad news.

Some believe lefties are more smart since throughout their life, they've been required

to utilize and workout both sides of their brains instead of simply the one.

Even the majority of United States Presidents have been left handed, for instance Barack

Obama, Bill Clinton, George HW Bush and Ronald Reagan.

There are endless advantages to being a lefty, so even if the word "left" is associated with

being evil, don't be afraid guys.

Next time I will show you a video about the benefits of being left handed.

Well, that is Explanation Why Some People Are Left Handed.

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Ben & Jerry's latest creation is... - Duration: 1:43.

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TASK OF GOING TO THE SOURCE AND

TASK OF GOING TO THE SOURCE AND CHECKING OUT THEIR LATEST

CHECKING OUT THEIR LATEST CREATION.

CREATION. >> IT YUMMY.

>> IT YUMMY. REPORTER: NO SCOOP, NO COHEN, NO

REPORTER: NO SCOOP, NO COHEN, NO PROBLEM WITH NEW PINT SLICES.

PROBLEM WITH NEW PINT SLICES. >> ITS PORTION CONTROL.

>> ITS PORTION CONTROL. YOU UNWRAP ONE AND EVEN ONE AND

YOU UNWRAP ONE AND EVEN ONE AND NEVER FIND YOURSELF GETTING THE

NEVER FIND YOURSELF GETTING THE END OF A PINT ACCIDENTALLY.

END OF A PINT ACCIDENTALLY. REPORTER: FOUR OF THE COMPANIES

REPORTER: FOUR OF THE COMPANIES TOP SELLING FLAVORS SLICED INTO

TOP SELLING FLAVORS SLICED INTO BARS AND COVERED IN CHOCOLATE.

BARS AND COVERED IN CHOCOLATE. >> THEY COME IN PACKS OF THREE

>> THEY COME IN PACKS OF THREE THAT WILL BE FOUND IN GROCERY

THAT WILL BE FOUND IN GROCERY STORES AND THE COOKIE DOUGH WILL

STORES AND THE COOKIE DOUGH WILL BE IN A SINGLE THAT YOU COULD

BE IN A SINGLE THAT YOU COULD BUY IN CONVENIENCE STORES.

BUY IN CONVENIENCE STORES. REPORTER: SHE IS THE INNOVATION

REPORTER: SHE IS THE INNOVATION QUEEN AT BEN & JERRY'S IN SOUTH

QUEEN AT BEN & JERRY'S IN SOUTH BURLINGTON WHERE THE DEVELOPMENT

BURLINGTON WHERE THE DEVELOPMENT TOOK PLACE.

TOOK PLACE. FROM START TO FINISH, IT TOOK

FROM START TO FINISH, IT TOOK ABOUT FOUR YEARS.

ABOUT FOUR YEARS. >> THIS IS THE FIRST TIME WE'VE

>> THIS IS THE FIRST TIME WE'VE BEEN ABLE TO COME OUT WITH A

BEEN ABLE TO COME OUT WITH A NOVELTY PRODUCT LIKE A HANDHELD,

NOVELTY PRODUCT LIKE A HANDHELD, PORTABLE OFFERING THAT REALLY

PORTABLE OFFERING THAT REALLY DELIVERS ON THE DELICIOUS,

DELIVERS ON THE DELICIOUS, CHUNKY SWIRLY TEXTURE YOU GET

CHUNKY SWIRLY TEXTURE YOU GET FROM EATING A PINT OF ICE CREAM.

FROM EATING A PINT OF ICE CREAM. REPORTER: BEN & JERRY'S HAS

REPORTER: BEN & JERRY'S HAS VENTURED OUTSIDE THE CUP BEFORE.

VENTURED OUTSIDE THE CUP BEFORE. BUT THIS IS THE FIRST TIME THEY

BUT THIS IS THE FIRST TIME THEY HAVE MADE SOMETHING WITHOUT A

HAVE MADE SOMETHING WITHOUT A STICK.

STICK. >> LISTED -- THE STICK CAP

>> LISTED -- THE STICK CAP GETTING KNOCKED AROUND, SO HE

GETTING KNOCKED AROUND, SO HE LOST THE STICK ALTOGETHER AND

LOST THE STICK ALTOGETHER AND THAT'S WHERE THE IDEA AND THAT

THAT'S WHERE THE IDEA AND THAT BEING FULLY BORN.

BEING FULLY BORN. WE ARE SO EXCITED ABOUT

WE ARE SO EXCITED ABOUT LAUNCHING THE PINT SLICES AND

LAUNCHING THE PINT SLICES AND HAVING A HUGE LIST OF IDEAS