Waching daily Feb 14 2017

Hey, it's Dave Dolphin at practicalworshipblog.com,

sharing ideas, tips and

practical advice for the everyday

worship leader. Today I want to talk

about our broadcast mix, the audio mix

that we used as a part of our livestream

when we broadcast live our services on

the internet either for people

to watch that morning while it's going on

live or later on in the week.

And specifically how you can make your

broadcast audio have life and presence

and not be flat and dry and bland and

things like that. So our broadcast mix is

actually a board mix from our front of house.

We don't have a separate desk in a

separate room or anything like that. Here

at front of house we actually also

create our broadcast mix but, there's

some things that we do to it that give

it life and presence and not be bland

and dry.

I'm going to give you a taste of what our

broadcast mix sounds like. I've got some

multi-tracks over here from a previous

Sunday and the exact mix that we used for

this song on this Sunday, and so it

sounds a little bit like this...

All right. So I'm going to make some

changes. I'm going to turn some things

off and do a couple things that I'll explain

what I'm doing here in a second, but I

want you to compare what you just listened to

to this...

Could you hear how dry and flat that

second version is compared to the first

version? It has no space. It doesn't

live in a 3D space, and if there's a

common mistake that I here on livestreams

that churches do is that they use some

kind of a board mix that

doesn't live in any kind of space. When

you are in the room, the auditorium (the

room or whatever) has a natural feeling or

presence to it, a reverb. When you have

a dry mix all of that is gone, so you

have to add that back in, take your music

and put it back into kind of a 3D space.

Now the first thing that we do is we

utilize panning and we use stereo. We use

that to our advantage. Now the PA in this

room is actually mono, so anything that

we do in stereo in the room has no

benefit. But for our broadcast mix it does

help. So for example, right here is the

the panning knob, and you can kind of see how as

I go through the different channels we

are utilizing the stereo field. So some

things are left and some things are

right. Things like this... right here is our

live keys and that is in stereo and our

Ableton tracks right here we run

those in stereo as well. Again, taking

advantage of the stereo field to begin

the process of at least putting it in a

two-dimensional space and having a sense

of a left and a right. Now the second

thing that we do is that we actually mix

with a lot of effects, with reverb and

delay, and that's part of our sound. We

take a page from Andrew Stone's book

at Church on the Move in that we like to use

a lot of effects and reverbs and delays

and things like that, primarily for the

sound in the house but the broadcast mix

definitely benefits from that. So let's

just talk about the drums for just a

second here.

I'll turn it off...

All right, so let's talk about what's going on.

We have a dedicated reverb just for our

drums. We have a lot of snare drum and a

little bit of the toms as well.

This song he's actually got some cymbals

in there as well. Normally that's down

like that. Adding just some reverb mainly

to the snare and a little bit to the

toms can really put the entire drum kit

into a three-dimensional space. So the

next thing that we do a lot of effects

on is going to be the vocals. Our

strategy is that we actually have two

verbs, one that's super long and another

one that is a lot shorter. The main vocal

gets the long and the rest of the

background vocals get the short. So here

is the lead vocal through that reverb.

What's going on there

is lots of that goes to my lead vocal

right here and then the rest of the

singers get this shorter verb. Now in

order to make all the singers kind of

sound like one, notice that I'm getting a

little bit in the short verb and

everyone else is getting a little bit in

the long verb, but that way the long

verb is just for the lead and it

doesn't muddy up the mix with all these

reverb trails of all these people

singing. It gives the effect of the space

but not muddying up the mix.

Here's what the background vocals sound like.

So that puts it in

some kind of a 3D space, but it's not too

much. Just enough to kind of put it

together. And then the final thing we do

add is we add delay as well, so all the

vocals together with the delay, the

reverb, everything sounds like this.

Now the last thing that we do is we

actually bring back in some of the

natural reverb of the room with room

mics. We've got a pair of room mics, one

on each of our camera platforms in the

back of the room, and they are just

giving you a little bit more of a

sense of being in the room. They're

picking up the volume off of the stage,

they're picking up reactions from people

singing and clapping and things like

that and just adding a little bit of the

energy of the room back into the mix.

If I mute everything but I turn those on,

I should get just the room mics.

So that's what those sound like. Let's turn

this off. I'm going to keep all the reverbs

and delays off. We'll go back to our dry mix

with our room mics off.

It's real subtle but that combined with

everything else really adds to a mix, a

broadcast mix, that feels like you're in

the room instead of just this dry, flat

non-dimensional mix. So that's kind of

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add a little bit of life and presence

into it and for those that are watching

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For more infomation >> A better mix for your church service live stream web audio - Duration: 10:51.

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Dow Chemical Has Been Poisoning Us For Years! - Duration: 9:12.

So, Sharon, let's start with the history of chlorpyrifos.

You may have to actually help me pronounce it.

Chlorpyrifos.

First off, tell us what it's history has been in terms of it's usage.

Why do we have this compound?

Yeah.

It was first developed actually in a Nazi lab in the 1930s.

That's when organophosphates, a group of organophosphates which is the class of chemicals that it's

in, were discovered by a German chemist named Gerhard Schrader.

He was initially looking into actually a pesticide.

His initial assignment was to preserve the food supply for the German people, but in

the process of working with these chemicals he realized that they were very, very toxic

to humans and a couple of them were fashioned into chemical weapons and were actually, Sarin

is an organophosphate, and Schrader and others ended up spending the war years making them

or some of them in his lab.

These are developed at first as pesticides and their efficacy in killing human beings

was noted at that point?

Yep.

But their usage as pesticides never ceased?

Well, yeah.

US scientists began working on them after the war in the United States and chlorpyrifos

was first registered in 1965 for use as a pesticide, but it didn't really take off until

after that.

The reason it ended up taking off was because DDT fell out of use and was ultimately banned.

So DDT you may remember is the pesticide that Rachel Carson focused on mostly in Silent

Spring.

Though interestingly she also wrote about organophosphates like chlorpyrifos.

There's some irony there.

What happened was we realized that DDT was not good for humans and actually for animals

and wildlife and that was banned and now we have chlorpyrifos and we're going through

a somewhat similar process and as Rachel Carson noted in her book DDT itself was actually

replacement for another pesticide that was dangerous to humans and animals and that was

taken off the market.

So yes we're in a bit of a cycle.

Chlorpyrifos has now been in use for more than 50 years.

It's incredibly widely used.

Over 50 crops in the US.

Over 100 countries around the world.

It's made by Dow.

Well, it was first patented by Dow.

It's now off patent and used by a number of countries, but a lot of it is still produced

by Dow.

Okay.

Dow discovered I guess this particular pesticide.

They began to produce it.

Tell us some of the history in which involves Dow and the incredibly long process this cycle

takes to determine once a pesticide like this replaces a lethal pesticide that the replacement

is in fact if not as lethal maybe more lethal than what it replaced.

Give us a sense of that history.

As I said, it came on to the market in '65.

It began to really take off and be used in the 80s and 90s.

It eventually had more than 10 million pounds used each year.

In the 90s, to talk about sort of the long process, as it's use took off so did poisoning

incidents, the number of times that people would be exposed to too much of it and find

themselves very sick.

Sometimes they'd die.

Sometimes they'd have a seizures and have sort of these immediate illnesses.

Sometimes, as one of the kids I wrote about in the piece that took place in the 90s was

over a child who was exposed and became paralyzed really soon thereafter and ultimately died.

In the really extreme poisoning cases you could get very sick.

The EPA noticed and was tracking these poisoning cases in the 80s and 90s and in the year 2000

would up coming to the decision that it would ban it's use, most uses, of this pesticide

in the home.

Let me just say that at the time it was used in Raid and other products to kill roaches,

termites, really widely used in homes.

Sharon, let me stop you in the year 2000.

Yep.

And go back a little bit to that case of Joshua Herb.

He was born in 1990.

You write that he was healthy.

He was exposed to this compound by a I guess somebody came in to spray pesticides in the

house.

Yes.

The suit that they brought against Dow, what was discovered in that suit?

So many times we see this story.

You and I have spoken on multiple occasions about other compounds that have been developed

by different, Dow or DuPont, where there's an awareness of the danger of these things.

Yep.

The EPA has reports of these things, but the process to go through this cycle of finding

out over the course of 50 years that we have been in some measure or another poisoning

ourselves.

But that this information's been out there is I think shocking to people.

Just what was revealed in that case?

In Joshua Herb's case, and he had this sort of immediate reaction from which he really

never recovered, he had this paralysis.

In the process the lawyers really came up and discovered a bunch of things.

One was that the attorney, whose name was Stuart Calwell, wound up asking Dow for the

reports of adverse effects of their chemical and which was supposed to be filed with the

EPA and Dow's attorney said okay well go get them with the EPA and Calwell said actually

no I want them from you.

His intention he told me when we spoke on the phone was that he wanted to see if there

was a difference between what the EPA had and what they had.

A judge backed him, the judge in the case.

Dow was forced to turn over, I can't remember the exact number, but definitely more than

a hundred reports that they hadn't wanted to share and they wound up getting fined for

it.

Whatever the fine was, you know, more than $100,000 I think, is nothing to them really.

That was part of what came out in that suit.

Also, Dow had argued that it was impossible that he was poisoned.

Of course, they thought it was unrelated and is an injury.

Part of what the case showed was that these pesticides in fact can be incredibly toxic

particularly to young children and actually particularly to a subset of kids because out

of everyone there is some of us who are genetically more vulnerable than others.

For more infomation >> Dow Chemical Has Been Poisoning Us For Years! - Duration: 9:12.

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Making leather products for the family! [Mr. House Husband / 2017.02.14] - Duration: 13:00.

(One snowy, early morning)

(Seochon Village, Seoul)

That's Seochon Village. What will you do there?

("Flowers bloom when it's hot" - Yeol)

(Which housekeeping man is in Seochon Village?)

- It's over here. / - It's a workshop.

Isn't that Hwang Jeseong? (Mr. Gimpo and Hwang Jeseong)

Jeseong invited me there.

- Really? / - Yes.

You remember the noodle accident, right?

I was doing it for the first time ever,

I did it to help him, but...

Hey!

(Surprised)

(Jeseong was scolded by Seyoon) My gosh.

Even my parents don't yell at me like that.

I want to teach him a lesson,

so I chose to do something that he has never done

and I am somewhat familiar with.

So I invited him to a leather workshop.

Leather workshop. I see.

He's been learning that for several months now.

Oh, really? (Please help me seek revenge)

He invited me there to try it.

I've been learning this for about three months now.

This is his first time. As a one-day class,

he'll need something that beginners can easily make.

We prepared something. I'll bring it over here.

Okay.

(Lost child prevention nametag kit)

(Final product)

(Will they successfully make this?)

The pattern is already fully-made.

We already made the pattern to make it easier.

We even punctured holes already, too.

You mean I can really do this?

Yes, you can.

Are you normally good with your hands?

Not at all.

I'm okay with cooking,

but I'm not good at doing crafts.

You've dealt with leather for years. (I can't do it)

You've spent a lot of time in Mapo. With pork skin.

Sure. Pork skin is something I love to eat.

I think you'll be fine since you're familiar with it.

(Choosing the color first)

Son? Daughter?

I have a son and a daughter.

Then since I don't have a child yet,

- I will make your second child's one. / - Really?

No, I'll make your daughter's because she's delicate.

She likes primary colors, right?

Children like colors like blue, red and pink.

- This wouldn't be bad. / - It's a good color. (Red)

Then let's go with red and blue, like the Korean flag.

Okay. Then you do this.

We can help each other. (Don't worry, my friend)

Let's begin.

- It's not hard. / - Let's start. (Still in a daze)

(Let's get started)

- It's snowing. / - It's beautiful.

This is really high-quality leather.

Is it?

I can tell just by touching it.

Hey!

- What? / - What are you doing?

Things have turned around.

This is... Come on.

Look at this. (He snitches on Seyoon)

This is natural leather,

so if you're not careful, it could be scratched easily.

(I didn't know...)

Here's the leather.

In order to cut this out, they use this leather.

Then what happens to the rest?

It's thrown away! We can't use it.

Then we must waste more leather.

How can you be so careless with it?

This was his plan from the start.

It feels like revenge. (I'm sorry... I didn't know...)

I want to teach him a lesson today.

I'll make him go through what I went through.

We'll put on initials first.

Because it's hard to do it later.

Seyoon, since you're strong, why don't you try?

Me?

- You only get one chance. / - Only one chance.

It's over if you mess up.

If you mess up, for six hours, you... (Keeps nagging)

That's how you imprint initials.

Isn't it crooked?

- I think it looks nice? / - Is it centered?

I think so. Should I have pressed harder?

No, it looks good.

(Siyeon, I'll make yours look pretty)

There we go.

Nice. Nice.

(Totally satisfied) It's engraved well.

Nice, nice.

Let's stamp an insert.

Wait.

I discovered a huge mistake.

What is it?

I discovered a huge mistake. (What happened?)

The red one is supposed to be Siyeon's

(Oh no... The initials are stamped on the wrong ones)

and the blue one is Jinyoung's, right?

I switched the names.

You switched the two names?

The blue was for Jinyoung.

Siyeon's name is on the blue one.

You just gave the black one to your daughter?

The blue one.

- Oh, the blue one. / - That's a horrible mistake.

Hey! You! (He yelled at Jeseong for making a mistake)

(You made a mistake today, too, huh?)

Why don't we do this?

What does he say?

Why don't you mix the colors?

Oh, that's a great idea.

We'll mix the colors.

Why didn't you check the names first?

He didn't know. (Humiliated just sitting there)

I had no idea what was going on.

The devil inside me nearly came out.

I was going to yell at him, but the teacher

suggested we mix the colors and that it'd look better.

Things turned around thanks to the teacher,

and the design came out much better.

That's what you call "creativity."

(Fatal mistake solved by the instructor's advice)

Now we'll glue the pieces together.

You'll use super glue.

Good.

You're quite thorough.

- I am? / - Surprisingly.

Thank you.

I was nervous when I first started.

Don't you have to start over if you mess up?

You have to be very careful and thorough.

You'll glue them in order.

Put one on top of another.

Oh.

In case you make a mistake, don't press down hard.

Tap lightly.

That was quite tough.

- Because... / - You have to glue them perfectly.

Glue it again.

(#FullOfPassion)

(#ICanDo it #ThisIsHowHousekeepingMenWork)

They are so pretty.

They look awesome.

- Look at them. They look great, right? / - Yes.

Now we'll do saddle stitching.

You'll be using two needles.

That's the most basic way of stitching, right?

Normally, you do it with one needle.

But that one is done with two needles.

You cross the two together and stitch.

Put one needle through from the front.

Then pull it through and upwards a bit.

That's how you get the two diagonally.

This should be pulled down.

This looks good if you do a good job.

Right.

It looks good and is more durable.

I'll do it. (Meanwhile, Mr. Gimpo is still learning)

(His sight isn't so good)

(I got it now!)

(This is saddle stitching)

(They're immersed in stitching)

(When it is done, burn off the remaining thread)

Aha!

Finished.

That looks great.

The kids will love these.

- Should I dry it like this? / - Yes.

- Let them dry. / - Okay.

I was quite worried about you since

it was your first time, Seyoon,

- but you did better than I thought. / - Yes, you did.

If I can do it,

this is something 15 million fat people can do.

I agree. I agree.

That looks fun.

It does look interesting.

Let's hurry up and make it.

Make something more?

In order to be a great husband,

I must make something for my wife so I can toss it

to her then demand she cooks for me.

What do you want to make?

What do you want to make?

It might be beyond my skills, but I'll dream big.

What is it? Just say it honestly! (Hesitant)

A bag.

A bag? (Making a handbag?)

My wife likes practical things.

Since my son is still young, she must carry diapers...

I bought her a brand-name bag recently,

but what does she put in there?

Diapers and wet tissues.

That's how moms really feel.

I think the most practical size and design is this.

We can't make it like this exactly.

- It'll take too much time. / - Right.

I'll make the design a bit more simple.

Something you can finish in one day.

- It's possible? / - Yes.

You enjoy making things, right?

Why don't you try making a wallet today?

A wallet?

(It's small but takes a lot of work)

Then I'll make a wallet

and give it to Seyoon as a gift.

Thank you so much for today.

My wallet is so old. It's about time I get a new one.

My wallet is really worn down.

(Choosing leather for the bag first)

They look so beautiful.

Wow.

It's natural leather.

- Isn't it suede? / - No.

You'll make a bag with this.

- This? / - Yes.

Choose a color you want.

Brown.

- Shouldn't you think more? / - She loves brown.

Then we'll design this and make a bag.

This is the paper pattern.

You'll draw on the leather using an awl.

Go ahead and draw in the shape.

I was so worried that I would make a mistake.

(He's using up all his concentration energy today)

(He nearly ran out of breath)

You've barely done any.

(Even the teachers are nervous)

(Breathe in and out)

Good. (He concentrates and finishes perfectly)

You did a good job.

Now cut along the lines.

I was so worried that I might cut it crooked.

Go ahead and cut all the way to the end.

You cut it at all once.

Please cut the rest for me.

(Cut out the leather along the pattern)

(Tap tap)

I'm putting holes in the leather.

- It's done manually like that? / - Consistently.

To do the stitching. (Nicely done)

I drew a line first and punctured holes along the line.

I want to try it. (Glue two pieces of leather together)

That looks interesting. (Puncture holes with an awl)

(Then the holes are made on the other side, too!)

Shall we start stitching now?

We'll try running stitching this time.

- Running? / - Yes.

I want to do something simple.

It's another type of stitching.

That's the most basic stitching.

Very basic.

(Putting on accessories for the handles)

Those are for the handles.

(The main compartment of the bag is complete)

You've done quite a bit.

Doesn't it look great?

What are you working on now?

I'll be stitching so that you can use it well.

You're going down that path again.

We'll make an ornament.

Cut out each initial

and we'll put it inside the leather to make it bulge.

(1. Cut out the letters)

That's your wife's name?

Once that's on the bag,

it becomes a one-of-a-kind bag.

(4. Put on another piece of leather on top)

(5. Press down firmly) Oh, like that?

(Everything is done manually / Ornament is complete)

(This time he makes a tassel)

(1. Cut the leather in consistent thickness)

(You can play grandpa with it)

(2. Apply super glue and attach it on the ornament)

(Making the bag more beautiful with a tassel)

(Put on the handles and)

It's pretty.

I am so happy.

(Mr. Gimpo successfully makes a leather bag)

It really looks great!

It's amazing.

It's really pretty!

(Children's nametags are done, too)

Wow.

I have pictures of them.

This is Jinyoung's.

He looks so playful.

This is the best thing I've done in my life.

Look at the nametags.

(Children's nametags that dad made himself)

Thank you so much. These are so meaningful.

While you were speaking, this machine heated up fully.

(Jeseong imprints Seyoon's initials onto the wallet)

Excellent!

(Touched)

(Time needed to make a wallet for a friend: 4-5 hours)

You work so hard for you family.

I give you this wallet to make more money for them.

Thank you.

Thank you!

It's beautiful.

They are all so beautiful.

That's awesome.

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For more infomation >> Making leather products for the family! [Mr. House Husband / 2017.02.14] - Duration: 13:00.

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Kim Il-joong makes home made chicken dish for the children [Mr. House Husband / 2017.02.14] - Duration: 14:07.

(One fine day)

It starts out with nice weather.

I got done early again.

Is that your manager?

Let's eat first.

Eat?

This place is really good. Follow me.

A celebrity I know opened a restaurant,

so I went there once and it was good.

So I went to visit him again.

(Who's the celebrity that Iljung knows?)

(Byun Kisu)

It's great to see him again.

(Producer of popular sayings in 2005)

(Veteran comedian Byun Kisu) Oh, Mr. Byun.

Hello. My home is in Shinjung. I'm Byun Kisu.

I'm a celebrity restaurant owner.

- I'm a big fan of "Mr. House Husband." / - Really?

You only come once every quarter?

You're not a regular if you come twice a year.

I remember your food tasting good.

We're here to eat braised spicy chicken.

There are three kinds.

This is braised spicy chicken with cheese.

Noodles and soup are spicy and

it tastes great with cheese.

We'll have this.

Good. This is $2 more expensive.

So thank you.

That's why you explained twice as much about it.

(Here is spicy chicken with cheese)

It's already cooked.

It's a popular place for fellow comedians.

It's the No. 1 place they go to after work.

That's how cheese is served? (Unbelievable)

(The key ingredient, cheese)

- That's cheese? / - That was the highlight.

- That looks good. / - Mozzarella?

Wow! (In love with cheese)

(The key ingredient that will reduce spiciness)

When can I cut this?

(Cheese continues to stretch out)

I'm not kidding. It's really good.

That looks good.

(This is good)

I want to learn how to make this.

You want to start a restaurant, too?

No, no.

I want to cook a mild chicken dish for my kids.

If you could tell me your secret, I'd like to try it.

I've been doing this business for a year now and

gone through many trials and errors.

You just come in here

and pay $30 for this dish...

(How can you be so brazen?)

Oh, it's actually $32 because of the cheese.

(In a bind)

You always said, "Let's have a drink one day."

That's today. Thanks for ordering soju.

(I will get as much as I can from him)

I wasn't planning on drinking.

I didn't order anything.

Oops. I opened it.

(It's open!)

$4 has been added to your bill.

(Mr. Yeomchang has been conned with his eyes open)

This isn't the right one.

Oh, you want another brand?

One more bottle has been added to your bill.

(Flustered)

Don't feel burdened.

He's opening it again. (Second soju bottle is opened)

(Oh my... $8 has been added in seconds)

He's a comedian because he got lucky.

If things didn't work out, he'd be a con artist.

You fall for it immediately when he talks.

- Like pyramid selling. / - Exactly.

Since I ordered two bottles of soju,

tell me your secret.

(What's the secret behind the dish?)

I use starch syrup for sweetness.

But not an ordinary one. I use yellow starch syrup.

(He tells the recipe like a rap)

He's like Outsider.

You're too fast. I stopped at "pepper."

Use fine chili pepper powder. (That's not my problem)

Coarse chili pepper powder takes a long time,

but finer chili pepper powder is okay.

And... (CEO Byun is referring to his recipe note, too)

(I just need to steal that note)

You can cater to your taste and... Hey, you son of a...

Just give me the note!

Why would I? I studied for months to get this.

This is my special technique!

How dare you!

Just say you don't want to tell me. What is this?

Just call me if you get stuck making it.

I'll turn my phone off.

(Can I trust this man?)

Thanks for the meal.

I'm in a hurry. I want to try making it.

Your kids will be home soon.

Wait.

Whoa.

This is our sauce. I put some in as a sample.

Can you give me 10 more of these? (Sample)

Then you'll just use my sauce!

Then it wouldn't be made by you.

- This is cheese. / - How do I do it?

This is important.

Heat it in a microwave for two minutes.

Then use a spatula to mix it for texture.

Then microwave it for an extra 1 minute and 50 seconds.

- 1 minute and 50 seconds. / - Yes.

So he told you the recipe.

- Thank you for the meal. / - Goodbye.

I'll try it at home just as you told me.

Do a good job and become a great dad.

I am quite determined today.

I will be cooking for my children.

Dad is cooking today, so I will do my best.

Let's buy chicken now.

- Size 10. / - Size 10 chicken.

Size 10 chicken tastes the best. It's tender.

- Buy size 10? / - Yes.

Can I get a size 10 chicken?

We only have size 12.

That's too big.

This is the first obstacle. (Oh no...)

(Contemplating)

Can you cut off 200g, then?

(Speechless)

He said 1kg is just right.

You can't, huh? Just give me size 12.

I'll give you a 50-cent discount.

No, that's all right.

50 cent discount? Why not just give a $5 discount?

Oh, it costs $6.

(He buys a size 12 chicken)

(The next target is kelp)

(He goes outside)

Here it is.

(Instant noodles with a piece of kelp)

Why instant noodles?

Instead of glass noodles,

I can use kelp in here and instant noodles.

Killing two birds with one stone.

Isn't that a brilliant idea?

(He has been housekeeping for 100 hours now)

(The representative of a terrible housekeeping man)

My past is flashing by.

(MWCC: Man who can't cook) The man who can't cook?

(Mr. Yeomchang has terrible hands)

Terrible hands.

I'm a naturalist, eco-friendly.

(What about today?)

(Will he do a good job making the dish?)

Make broth with kelp, green onion roots and radish.

I should wash them clean for my kids.

(He does a good job of washing the ingredients!)

(He completes washing them)

Because you have to use the roots.

I washed the roots very thoroughly.

(The roots are clean)

For kelp, I'll use the one in instant noodles.

(Just this much is perfect!)

Sometimes you can find two pieces inside.

(For broth: Kelp+radish+green onion roots)

(Wash other ingredients while the broth is boiling)

(Peeling a potato like an apple)

Here comes the high-speed camera.

You are good.

I'm good at peeling while rotating.

I got a cramp in my arm.

You don't last long.

I got a cramp.

I don't believe this.

I'm almost there. Hang in there.

I'm almost there.

Look at how long the skin is.

Isn't that amazing?

It's amazing. I'm good with knives now.

I'm better than Jungtae.

(He's done preparing the ingredients alone)

Not bad.

(It's time to prepare the chicken)

I think you'll face an obstacle here.

(He sighs as soon as he sees it)

I need Jungtae to do something like this.

(That one person he misses at times like this)

I really missed you, Jungtae.

(Do you remember? We had so much fun together)

(When I struggled...)

When you look at it like this...

- It's sad. / - It is sad.

- You don't know someone's value then. / - Right.

(Jungtae complained but he was quite considerate)

(Jungtae... I miss you so much... At times like this)

Even though he nags at me,

it'd be nice if he did this for me.

(Calling Master Byun for help)

- Hello. / - I'm sorry.

What's the problem?

I need to prepare the chicken now.

How do I do this?

You didn't get it cut at the market?

I just bought a whole, raw chicken.

If you tell them you're making braised spicy chicken

they do it for you at the market.

Aha.

Aha.

I'm determined today. I'll try it myself.

Just make whole chicken soup with it.

Cut off the soft bones and

cut the chicken into 13-14 pieces.

14 pieces?

That's not easy to do. (Got it)

(Let's see how I should go at it)

I'm going to have to do surgery.

(Wearing disposable gloves)

(I'll cut you into 13 pieces without pain)

(He's serious 'Yeomchang Doctor Kim' today)

(He cuts open the stomach first)

I'm a professional.

I'm Kim Jungtae.

(Pretending to be Master Kim Jungtae)

(He's starting to move faster)

(The chicken is ready to be cooked)

I heard that it's good to boil it.

Just enough to remove blood.

Just slightly boil it.

(Making broth / Removing blood)

You've learned quite a bit at least.

I got lots of knowledge from being here.

Lastly, seasoning is important.

(The recipe he got from Byun Kisu)

(Unable to decode it / Is this a code or a recipe?)

I can't read it because he told me so quickly.

(Mr. Byun, please / One more call)

The caller you have dialed is on another line...

(In a bind)

(He tastes the sample he got)

(My taste buds... Wake up!)

Through your sense of taste?

(Using his senses, he add pepper)

(3 small cups / That's enough soy sauce!)

Just a little chili pepper powder for the kids.

Since it's thick, I think I need lots of starch syrup.

(Using all his senses, Mr. Yeomchang's sauce is done)

(How does it taste?)

(Frown)

It's too salty.

I think I put in too much soy sauce.

(Then he must add in the sample sauce)

I have no choice.

(That was just for reference!)

(What about now?)

(Fantastic)

This is it.

(Fantastic taste featuring Mr. Byun is made)

I think the sauce tasted good because of the sample.

What do you think?

That's ridiculous.

I made this much sauce

and the sample I got was just this much.

The seasoning in instant noodles is small, too.

Forget it.

(The broth is ready)

(Chicken is blanched, too!)

You cooked it slightly and then...

(He now adds his sauce)

It looks pretty good.

It does, right?

(Secret seasoning airdropped in)

(Adding instant noodles, too)

(Visually, it looks great)

(Kids are about to come home)

Something smells good.

You're home. Minjun.

I'm cooking something good.

It looks good.

(Appetizing)

Look at this. (That's not all)

(Precious cheese)

We'll put the cheese in, too?

Of course. I'll put it on top.

There's the cheese.

- If you just do that well... / - Then it's a success.

I'll pour cheese on top.

The cheese smells great.

(All eyes on the dish) That's it.

Watch.

It looks just like the one at the restaurant.

(It looks good)

It's shocking even when I watch it again.

I'm surprised.

You can even add rice cakes.

(Children are quite excited)

Cheese, instant noodles and...

Instant noodles. (Iljung serves it to them)

(How does dad's first dish taste?)

How is it, Minjun?

Eating cheese and chicken together tastes so good.

- Right? / - Yes.

It was worth taking the time to cook.

(Minjun has grown up to be a good boy)

He takes after his mom. (Fortunately, not his dad)

Thanks, Minjun. This is why I cook.

My Minjun is the only one who understands me.

- He speaks so well. / - He does.

The meat was tasty and the cheese was tasty, too.

But it was a bit spicy.

It's spicy. That's why he keeps drinking water.

(He'll get hurt if I say it's spicy)

It's really good.

It's a success, Minjun. (Pleased)

Spicy chicken is a success.

Success! (He automatically goes to get more water)

Why are you drinking so much water?

It's quite spicy, right?

I'm sorry.

It's spicy.

Isn't this good though?

Yes.

- He eats so much. / - He's such a good boy.

In Episode 1, (How has Kim Iljung changed?)

I was too confident without any skills.

But now, I am confident and I have

the techniques to back that up as well.

I give myself 99 points.

For more infomation >> Kim Il-joong makes home made chicken dish for the children [Mr. House Husband / 2017.02.14] - Duration: 14:07.

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80% OFF Carry On Luggage Review 2017 + Best Flight/Hotel Deals - Duration: 4:21.

For more infomation >> 80% OFF Carry On Luggage Review 2017 + Best Flight/Hotel Deals - Duration: 4:21.

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More relief on the way for tornado victims in New Orleans - Duration: 2:06.

WE ARE LOOKING AT A PUSH AND OF

CHEF MENTEUR HIGHWAY CLOSE FROM

WILSON THE I-5 10.

MORE HELP IS ON THE WAY FOR

TORNADO VICTIMS IN NEW

ORLEANS EAST.

CHARLE KELSEY DAVIS JOINS US

LIVE WITH A DONATION DRIVE

HELPING THOSE WITH ASSISTANCE.

KELSEY: WE AR LIVE AT THE NEW

ORLEANS PUBLIC LIBRARY BRANCH.

THIS FEMA SITE OPENS BACK UP AT

8:00 THIS MORNING.

COUNCILWOMAN NADINE RAMSE WILL

START COLLECTING ITEMS FOR

TORNADO VICTIMS THAT PEOPLE CAN

DONATE IN VARIOUS LOCATIONS IN

ALGIERS.

SHE IS PARTNERING WITH THE

ALGIERS NEIGHBORING

COUNCIL TODAY THROUGH MARCH 4.

GRAB A PEN IF YOU HAVE A CHANCE

TO FOO

.

DONATIONS CAN BE BROUGHT TO

GENERAL DE GAULLE DRI OR THE

NOPD FOURTH DISTRICT STATION AT

O

05 SANCTUARY DRIVE.

THE PRESIDENT HAS APPROVED A

FEDERAL DISASTER DECLARATION AND

FEMA IS ON THE GROUND

OFFERING ASSISTANCE IN THE FORM

OF GRANTS AND LOW COST LOANS.

YOU CAN REGISTER BY PHONE,

ONLINE, OR AT THE RECOVERY

CENTER HERE AT THE NEW ORLEANS

EAST LIBRARY BRANCH.

JUST BE SURE TO HAVE YOUR SOCIAL

SECURITY NUMBER, DESCRIPTION OF

DAMAGE, INSURANCE INFORMATION,

PHONE NUMBER, AND ADDRESS WERE

YOU CAN GET MAIL, AND YOUR

BANKING INFO.

FEMA WILL THEN SEND AN INSPECTOR

OUT TO ASSESS DAMAGE.

FOR MORE INFORMATION ON HOW YOU

CA GET FEMA ASSISTANCE, YOU C

APPLY ONLINE OR BY PHONE HERE IN

NEW ORLEANS EAST.

DOWNLOAD THE WDSU MOBILE APP OR

VISIT WDSU.COM.

BOTH OF THOSE ARE GREAT

RESOURCES IF YOU WILL LIKE TO BE

OF ASSISTANCE TO PEOPLE WHO HAVE

BEEN IMPACTED BY THIS TORNADO IN

NEW ORLEANS EAST.

For more infomation >> More relief on the way for tornado victims in New Orleans - Duration: 2:06.

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Is Dr Algee the CHIROPRACTOR for me? - Duration: 4:56.

Dr. Algee: Here's our patient Gary and what we're having him do is put his right foot forward in a right foot forward test.

Dr. Algee: This is a balance test.

Dr. Algee: And we're trying to evaluate what is his ability to stay balanced in this position.

Dr. Algee: And we can see its very poor.

Dr. Algee: When we have him put his left foot forward we can see his balance is much better.

Dr Algee: In this test.

Dr. Algee: Here we have Gary do a sobriety test which is a Heal-To-Toe test.

Dr. Algee: With his eyes open.

Dr. Algee: Now Gary do you think I'd have you close your eyes on this test?

Gary: No.

Dr. Algee: And we can see he's very unstable in this test.

Dr. Algee: After the test I have Gary do this cerebellar exercise with him

Dr. Algee: This is to stimulate an area of his brain that deals with balance.

Dr Algee: Now you couldn't pass this if I recall last time with your eyes open, correct?

Dr Algee: The same test that Gary could not pass the last time he passes easily now.

Gary: Wow! That's huge. Good job.

Teri: What about the lighting?

Dr. Algee: Can we leave it on?

Teri: Ya. You were complaining not me.

Dr. Algee: Oh, well here's the thing.

Dr. Algee: You know, I don't like the bright lights because I don't like to make my patient feel uncomfortable.

Dr. Algee: You know, I don't like the bright lights because I don't like to make my patient feel uncomfortable.

Teri: Well its like...

Teri: It reminds me of like when I got abducted by those aliens.

Teri: And they had all those really bright lights.

Dr. Algee: That's pretty funny.

Dr. Algee: That's very funny actually.

For more infomation >> Is Dr Algee the CHIROPRACTOR for me? - Duration: 4:56.

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A Just Transition: The Way Forward for Coal Communities - Duration: 3:03.

we are visiting right now a

redevelopment of one of the largest coal

mines in the western part of Germany

We're in Dortmund... they have created a lake from

an old industrial site, as a transition

project

in Germany and the United States coal

still plays an important role as an

energy source

nevertheless the sector is employing

fewer and fewer people. Why? Mining coal

releases heavy metal which is harmful for

people and the environment. Burning coal

also produces huge amounts of greenhouse

gases that speed climate change. Coal

plants are also shutting down because of

market factors that give an edge to more

profitable energy sources like natural gas

and renewables. Even though many people in

Kentucky don't necessarily agree on

things like climate change...the world is

moving in a certain direction and we have to

respond to that in a way that doesn't

leave the people behind that are most

directly affected. Coal helped power the

Industrial Revolution and the

transformation of our economies. This

heritage is a source of pride for many

communities and the transition away from

coal is no easy task. We've heard from

people here that there is life after

coal. These are people who are very very

proud of the coal heritage which is very

similar to what we see back home in

central Appalachia. Some former coal

regions already started to reinvent

themselves...In Essen, Germany an old mine

was transformed into a UNESCO World

Heritage Site. In neighboring Dortmund,

former steel plant site was converted

into a nano technology hub and

recreation area. A family-owned company

in Bochum went from producing gear

boxes for mines, to producing gearboxes

for wind turbines. Throughout Germany and

the rest of the European Union, jobs in

renewables already outnumber those in

coal.

The thing that struck me most is the

the amount of investment that the German

government, in a variety of ways, has put

into these communities. They're using their

heritage and their history as an asset

to build culture in a place, so that they

can remember where they come from, but

also look forward to building the

community that they want to see in the future.

In a challenging situation when we're

facing real risk, we can do two things: we

can decide not to fight it, and we can

decide not to come together, we can

decide not to accept and adapt

or we can we can work on it, you know,

jointly. And I see a just transition

as a way to do just that. These cities have shown

shown that life after coal is possible. With

this just transition, we can create good

jobs, and a sustainable future for our

communities.

For more infomation >> A Just Transition: The Way Forward for Coal Communities - Duration: 3:03.

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How to Draw Donald ♦ Thomas and Friends ♦ Drawing and Colors Learning video for Preschoolers - Duration: 8:59.

Today we're having a twin lesson?

YOu ask why?

Because we're gonna draw one of the Scottish twin engines - Donald.

So, first off, i will draw Donald's walkway platform: jsut two parallel lines.

And the front with two buffers and a towing hook between them.

And then the basis of Donald's tender.

After that, im drawing Donald's face - just an oval, then his two eyes, nose, and smiling

face.

Then he has eyebrows here and smoke box right behind his face.

LIke this!)

Next im drawing Donald's main body with arches down here.

hERE on the side im showing the handrail

and then on the very top you will see Donald's smoke stack.

After that, his sand box and at the back - the whistle.

Here goes Donald's nameplate with the name right in the center

and several stripes on the side.

Then im starting to draw Donald's cab: small window here, side panel, the roof, and a door

down here.

Here im switching to the cab again: just a several parallel lines and then, look!

Number 9 in the very center!

WOnderful!

Now three big driving wheels: central, front and rear one.

Connecting rods between them..

And a few more details on the wheels.

And don't forget about the wheel on the other side.

A long straight line here as the land.

After that three small wheels for the tender.

Here we go!

And one more on that side.

That's perfect!!!

We are fully ready to start applying colors to Donald!

My first color will be red.

RED.

It's for some details on the tender, a bit here, then for the front here, nameplate,

contours of the door, number nine's contour.

Cool!

I will take yellow next.

YELLOW.

Just for the number!

LIke this!

Grey color will be next.

GREY.

IT will go for Donald's face, and a bit for his body.

THAT'S enough!

Black comes to us here.

BLACK.

I will use it for the cab's roof, then side panel, front part and a lot of black over

the whole Donald's body: upper part, middle section, lower part, smokestack, sand dome.

And then some black for the wheels.

After that, im adding black to the tender: upper part, sides, front, wheels, simply everywhere!))

And a few more strokes in the lower area.

Alrighty!

Well done here!!

Donald is looking so real thanks to you!!

Thank you, kids!

Subscribe to our channel and learn to draw your favorite engines with us!!!

For more infomation >> How to Draw Donald ♦ Thomas and Friends ♦ Drawing and Colors Learning video for Preschoolers - Duration: 8:59.

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Talking Tom Colors & Tom Cat Games for Kids Children Android/IOS Gameplay Youtube Kids - Duration: 9:51.

Talking Tom Colors & Tom Cat Games for Kids Children Android/IOS Gameplay Youtube Kids

Talking Tom Colors & Tom Cat Games for Kids Children Android/IOS Gameplay Youtube Kids

For more infomation >> Talking Tom Colors & Tom Cat Games for Kids Children Android/IOS Gameplay Youtube Kids - Duration: 9:51.

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Home Remedies for Acute Sinusitis ❤ Health Care - Duration: 4:02.

Home Remedies for Acute Sinusitis 1.

Steam Inhalation

The best treatment for acute sinusitis is steam inhalation.

Breathing in steam works as a natural expectorant to clear nasal congestion and open up your

sinuses.

It can also help lubricate the irritated respiratory tract.

Add a few drops of peppermint or eucalyptus essential oil to a small tub of hot water.

Cover your head with a towel and inhale the steam for a few minutes.

Repeat a few times a day.

Also, run a hot shower and breathe in the steam vapors for 5 to 10 minutes.

Do this once or twice daily.

Note: Steam inhalation may not be suitable for small children, pregnant women and people

who have high blood pressure, heart conditions or central nervous system disorders.

2.

Saline Solution

Using a saline solution for nasal irrigation is another effective way to treat acute sinusitis.

A saline solution thins the mucus to help flush it out of the nasal passages.

It also helps keep your nasal passages moist.

Dissolve 1 teaspoon of sea salt in 2 cups of warm water (use distilled or previously

boiled water).

Fill a neti pot with 1 cup of the solution.

While standing over a sink, place the tip of the spout into one nostril, tilt your head

to the side and allow the water to run out through the other nostril.

Refill the neti pot and repeat the process with the other nostril.

Repeat this remedy once or twice daily for a few days.

3.

Cayenne Pepper

Cayenne pepper is another effective home remedy for acute sinusitis.

The active component in cayenne pepper is capsaicin, which works as a painkiller and

helps reduce nasal congestion.

Mix 1 teaspoon each of cayenne pepper and honey and have it a few times a day.

Another option is to add 1 teaspoon of cayenne pepper powder to a cup of hot water.

Drink it 3 times a day to loosen up mucus and stimulate secretion.

You can also use a capsaicin nasal spray, readily available over the counter at pharmacies.

Use it as directed 4.

Apple Cider Vinegar

Apple cider vinegar helps thin out mucus, making it easier to drain the congestion.

Being rich in several nutrients, it is also good for your immune system.

Mix 1 to 2 teaspoons of raw, unfiltered apple cider vinegar in a glass of water.

Add 1 teaspoon of raw honey to sweeten the tonic.

Drink it 3 times a day for a few days.

5.

Garlic

Garlic is a natural decongestant that helps thin out mucus, making it easier to drain.

In addition, garlic has natural antioxidant, antibiotic and immune-boosting properties.

Add 2 to 3 finely chopped garlic cloves to a pot of boiling water.

Cover your head with a towel and inhale the steam of this garlic-infused water for 5 minutes.

Repeat a few times a day.

You can also eat 2 to 3 fresh garlic cloves daily or use garlic in your cooking.

Alternatively, you can take 250 to 500 milligrams of garlic in supplement form to treat acute

sinusitis.

Talk with your doctor before using a supplement.

6.

Horseradish

The herb horseradish is also beneficial for relieving acute sinusitis symptoms.

It helps dissolve and eliminate excess mucus.

Its natural antibiotic property boosts your immune system and promotes quick recovery.

Grate 1 large horseradish and transfer it to a jar.

Add the juice of 1 lemon and 1 tablespoon of raw honey to it.

Seal the jar with set it aside for 24 hours.

Eat 1 tablespoon of this mixture a few times daily to promote the flow of mucus.

Another option is to put a pinch of freshly grated horseradish in your mouth until its

flavor becomes bland, then swallow it.

Repeat a few times a day.

For more infomation >> Home Remedies for Acute Sinusitis ❤ Health Care - Duration: 4:02.

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A Brew-tiful Valentine's Day Story - Duration: 0:41.

Grace: Good morning!

Tommy [surprised]: Good morning!

What're you doing here?

Grace: I brought you a cup of coffee!

For more infomation >> A Brew-tiful Valentine's Day Story - Duration: 0:41.

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'I'm scared for neighbors,' Sharon fire chief says of growing problem - Duration: 2:02.

And more than half were arson.

First News weekend morning

anchor Abbie

Schrader is live in the studio

with what the police AND fire

chief have to say about

their investigation.

[E6]20170214 SHARON FIRES-INTRO

A viewer reached out to me over

the weekend... Saying the

vacant home next door to her...

Was on fire AGAIN.

So I talked to the fire chief...

and found out this is the THIRD

time THAT home has been

set on fire. [E7]20170214

SHARON FIRES-PK

This was the scene back in May

on Columbia Street...

When that vacant home was set on

fire. And this was the scene

Monday... After

it was lit on fire for the THIRD

time. Sharon Fire Chief Robert

Fiscus is no

stranger to dealing with arson

in the city.

"THE LAST FOUR HAVE BEEN VERY

SUSPICIOUS IN NATURE. THE LAST

THREE HAVE ALL BEEN IN THE SAME

NEIGHBORHOOD."

Last year there were DOZENS of

vacant homes that caught fire...

And more than

half were determined arson. And

with several already this

year...

both the police and fire

department are still working to

figure WHO is responsible.

"WE'LL HAVE PERIODS WHERE WE

DON'T HAVE ANY. WE'LL GO

THROUGH A PERIOD WHERE THERE'S A

RASH OF THEM. AND WHEN YOU

SEE A SPIKE LIKE THAT IT'S

USUALLY THE SAME PERSON."

Chief Fiscus says with this

house having burned multiple

times...

It's hard to let it burn without

causing damage to nearby homes

but at the

same time... It's becoming more

difficult to put out.

"I'M SCARED FOR THE NEIGHBORS.

IT'S DANGEROUS." Both Chiefs

recommend neighbors keeps their

eyes and ears out for

ANYTHING that seems suspicious.

"I ENCOURAGE EVERYBODY TO BE

VIGILANT. WATCH VEHICLE AND FOOT

TRAFFIC THROUGH YOUR

NEIGHBORHOOD. ALWAYS. NOT JUST

FOR ARSON BUT FOR ANY REASON."

Police Chief Smith couldn't

comment on any specific leads,

but says they are focusing

on a certain area. And the fire

chief says the department will

meet this week to work on a plan

for putting out these fires.

Live in the studio AS 27 FNTM.

For more infomation >> 'I'm scared for neighbors,' Sharon fire chief says of growing problem - Duration: 2:02.

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Home Remedies for a Sore Tongue ❤ Health Care - Duration: 3:44.

Home Remedies for a Sore Tongue 1.

Aloe Vera

Aloe vera has many curative and healing properties that can treat many oral problems, including

a sore tongue.

Its anti-inflammatory property helps reduce pain and inflammation.

Extract the gel from an aloe vera leaf and apply it directly on the affected area.

Repeat a few times daily.

Another option is to rinse your mouth with aloe vera juice 3 or 4 times a day.

Follow either of these remedies daily until the pain and inflammation is gone.

2.

Baking Soda

For treating a sore tongue, baking soda is also a good remedy.

It has anti-inflammatory properties that help soothe pain and inflammation.

Mix � teaspoon of baking soda with a little water to make a paste.

Apply it to the affected area for 1 minute, then rinse it off with warm water.

You can also mix 1 teaspoon of baking soda in a glass of warm water and use the solution

as a mouth rinse several times a day.

Use either of these remedies 3 or 4 times daily until you get rid of the problem

3.

Hydrogen Peroxide

Hydrogen peroxide is a very effective antiseptic against a sore tongue.

It has strong antibacterial properties that reduce the risk of infection.

Use only 3 percent hydrogen peroxide.

Mix equal amounts of 3 percent hydrogen peroxide and warm water.

Apply it on the affected area using a clean cotton swab.

Leave it on for a few seconds, then rinse your mouth with warm water.

Do this a few times a day for a few days.

4.

Salt

Salt is a natural antiseptic that you can use to treat a sore tongue.

It will help reduce pain as well as inflammation.

Moreover, it can prevent infection.

Mix 1 teaspoon of salt in 1 cup of lukewarm water.

Stir well and use it as a mouth rinse a 3 or 4 times daily until the sore is healed.

You can even apply a little salt directly on the affected area to help dry out the sore.

However, it is likely to sting at first.

5.

Licorice

The medicinal and healing properties of licorice are effective in treating a sore tongue.

This herb has anti-inflammatory properties that can calm and soothe the affected area.

Mix 1 teaspoon of licorice root powder with enough water to make a paste.

Apply the paste on the affected area with a cotton swab.

Allow it to sit for a few minutes, then rinse it off with warm water.

Repeat a few times in a day.

You can also prepare a mouth rinse by soaking 1 tablespoon of licorice root in 2 cups of

water for 3 hours.

Use the solution as a mouth rinse a few times daily.

Another option is to chew 1 or 2 chewable 200 mg deglycyrrhizinated licorice (DGL) tablets,

2 or 3 times a day.

Note: Those suffering from high blood pressure must not use licorice root remedies.

6.

Lavender Essential Oil

You can also use the sweet-smelling lavender essential oil to treat your sore tongue.

This oil helps reduce pain and inflammation.

In addition, it will help speed up healing and skin repair.

Add a few drops of lavender essential oil to a cup of warm water.

Use it to rinse your mouth a few times daily.

Another option is to mix 3 drops of lavender essential oil, 1 teaspoon of honey and � cup

of hot water.

Then, dilute it with � glass of cold water.

Use this solution as a mouth rinse a few times a day.

Note: Do not ingest lavender essential oil.

It can be dangerous to your health.

For more infomation >> Home Remedies for a Sore Tongue ❤ Health Care - Duration: 3:44.

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Valentine's Day: Late-day rain and storms, severe weather possible - Duration: 3:09.

KWEILYN: THIS WEEKEND LOOKING

PRETTY GOOD FOR PARADES AS WELL.

WE'RE GOING TO HAVE TO GET

THROUGH TODAY.

WE HAVE STRONGER STORMS MAINLY

THIS EVENING.

A LIVE LOOK OUTSIDE OF OUR NORTH

OAKS MEDICAL CENTER CAMERA AND

HAMMOND AND IT'S A COOL START.

TEMPERATURES IN THE 50'S AND

60'S BOTH SIDES OF THE LAKE.

A LITTLE BIT COOLER THAN THIS

TIME YESTERDAY.

THE WINDS ARE CALM FOR MANY

AREAS ON THE NORTH SHORE.

TAKING APPEAR ON THE SOUTH SHORE

WITH ZERO TO FIVE MILES PER

HOUR.

WE DO HAVE SOME FOG ISSUES ON

THE SOUTH SHORE DOWN TO ZERO FOR

GOING AND APPEARED -- FOR

GALLIANO.

WE ARE LOOKING AT TEMPERATURES

AT 8:00 RIGHT AROUND THE MID TO

UPPER 50'S.

CLOUDY AND COOL BY NOON TODAY

AND A SPOTTY SHOWERS POSSIBLE

AROUND 10%.

AT 4:00, A SPOTTY SHOWERS

CHANCE.

TEMPERATURES BY THAT TIME IN THE

MID TO UPPER 70'S.

THINGS START TO CHANGE THIS

EVENING BUT THAT SEVERE WEATHER

THREAT THIS EVENING, MAINLY

BETWEEN 8:00 P.M. AND 1:00 A.M..

BEHIND THAT FRONT AND INTO EARLY

THURSDAY MORNING, LOOKING AT

30'S ON THE NORTH SHORE.

40'S ON THE SOUTH SHORE.

THAT IS BEFORE THE FRONT ROLLS

THROUGH.

CLOUDS THIS MORNING AND RAIN

FREE FOR NOW.

I THINK WE WILL STAY RAIN FREE

FOR MUCH OF THE MORNING COUL

.

WE WILL HAVE THAT CHANCE FOR

SOME SPOTTY SHOWERS, BUT SOME

STORMS.

NOTHING'S BODY ABOUT WHAT IS

HAPPENING OVER TEXAS RIGHT NOW.

TORNADO WARNINGS BEGINNING TO

BREAK OUT ALONG THE SEVERE

THUNDERSTORM WARNINGS.

THESE BEGIN TO PUSH THROUGH FROM

WEST TO EAST AND THE HIGHEST

RISK IS AROUND HOUSTON.

IT CONTINUES INTO THE EARLY

AFTERNOON.

WE ARE UNDER WHAT WE CALL AN

MARGINAL RISK, THE LOWEST RISK

ON THE SCALE.

THERE'S A SMALLER CHANCE.

ON THE COAST, THERE IS A

SLIGHTLY ENHANCED RISK FOR

SEVERE STORMS AND WE COULD SEE

SOME ISOLATED TORNADOES OR SOME

GUSTY WINDS.

MUCH COLDER TO THE NORTH, BUT

YOU SEE THAT ONE POCKET OF AIR

ALONG THE COAST AS THE MOST

UNSTABLE AIR.

THAT CONTINUES FROM TEXAS INTO

LOUISIANA.

THERE'S THAT UPPER-LEVEL LOW

STARTING TO WORK THROUGH TEXAS.

THAT WILL FEATURE EAST

THROUGHOUT THE DAY.

WE HAVE THAT COLD FRONT AND

INSTABILITY.

NOTICE THE WARM FRONT PULLS

NORTH OF US BY 6:00.

THAT INCREASES OUR RAIN I

AND STORM CHANCES.

SCATTERED RAIN AND STORMS, SOME

OF THOSE COULD BE STRONG.

BY THE TIME WE GET TO 1:00 A.M.,

THE THREAT IS OVER.

LEFT WITH COLD CONDITIONS

WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON AND GRADUATE

CLEARING OF THE SKIES.

72 TO 79.

A QUIET START TO THE DAY IN

AFTERNOON.

THE CHANCE FOR LATE THEY STORMS

INCREASES THIS EVENING.

DO STAY WEATHER AWARE TODAY.

SOUTH SHORE WITH THE 50'S AND

THE ISOLATED STORMS THREAT

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KSBW Weather for Tuesday AM 2/14/17 - Duration: 2:14.

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>> NOW, KSBW WEATHER WITH

METEOROLOGIST ART JARRETT.

ART: CALIFORNIA IS BACK IN THE

RAINFALL, YOU SEE IT IN NORTHERN

CALIFORNIA WITH HIGH-PRESSURE

HOLDING ON, CLEAR TO PARTLY

CLOUDY SKIES THIS MORNING,

INCREASING TO PARTLY CLOUDY

SKIES IN THE AFTERNOON.

THIS IS HOW THE RAINFALL WILL

EVENTUALLY PLAY OUT, WEDNESDAY

NIGHT INTO OVERNIGHT THURSDAY,

IT COMES IN IN THE SANTA CRUZ

MOUNTAINS, SAN JOSE, GOES DOWN

TO THE MONTEREY PENINSULA

THROUGH THE MORNING COMMUTE.

WIDESPREAD RAINFALL, HEAVY AT

TIMES IN THE SANTA CRUZ

MOUNTAINS AND SANTA CLARA VALLEY

WITH HEAVY RAINFALL INTO THE

LATE MORNI HOURS FOR PRETTY

MUCH EVERYONE FROM SAN JOSE DOWN

TO CARMEL VALLEY AND BIG SUR,

WIDESPREAD RAINFALL IN HOLLISTER

AS WELL.

INTO THE AFTERNOON THURSDAY,

WIDESPREAD SHOWERS HAPPEN,

BREEZY CONDITIONS FROM THE WEST.

THIS BEGINS TO MOVE OUT OF THE

AREA INTO THE EARLY STAGES OF

THE EVENING COMMUTE.

OR THE EVENING HOURS, DRIER

CONDITIONS AND EVENTUALLY FROM

THE SOUTHWEST WE PICK UP THE

NEXT STORM, THE SECOND OF FIVE

STORMS HEADED OUR WAY, COMING

FOR THE MORNING COMMUTE ON THE

SOUTH, HEAVY AT TIMES DIRECTLY

IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA.

BIG SUR WILL GET MOST OF THE

RAINFALL INTO MUCH OF THE

AFTERNOON HOURS AND WE WILL SEE

LIGHT TO MODERATE RAINFALL BY

MONTEREY INTO THE NORTH.

THE HEAVIER STUFF GOES TO THE

SIERRA NEVADA BACK TO

SACRAMENTO, THAT IS WHAT I WAS

TALKING ABOUT ABOUT THE OROVILLE

DA

INCIDENT, THEY MAY HAVE SOME

HEAVY RAINFALL COMING THEIR WAY.

SATURDAY, SCATTERED SHOWERS AND

SUNDAY POSSIBLY A CHANCE OF RAIN

WHICH COULD GET US A NICE BRE.

EXPECTING AN INCH OF RAINFALL

FROM OVERNIGHT WEDNESDAY TO

THURSDAY FOR LOW-LYING AREAS AND

TWO INCHES IN THE MOUNTAINS.

A QUICK MOVING STORM.

68 IN BEN LOMOND AND SALINAS, 62

IN BIG SUR.

LOVE-60'S TO THE LOW-70'S TODAY

AND THROUGH THE VALLEY AREAS,

PARTLY CLOUDY, FOR THE NEXT

EIGHT DAYS, WEDNESDAY, MOSTLY

CLOUDY, A CHANCE OF RAINFALL

OVERNIGHT GETTING INTO THURSDAY,

LASTING THROUGHOUT THE DAY WITH

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For Those Who Love Adventure - Duration: 0:35.

It starts with a spark.

Just a flutter in your heart,

That grows a little every day.

A call that's soft at first,

Then ringing in your ears.

Telling you to go,

Pack up, set out,

Drive.

Get away from everything routine.

Get closer to everything important.

That's the feeling,

The spirit,

The love, of adventure.

A love that lasts a lifetime.

For more infomation >> For Those Who Love Adventure - Duration: 0:35.

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Tom And Jerry Tom and Jerry games for kids, War of Tom and Tiky 720 HD - Duration: 6:28.

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LYSSE ColdShoulder Top Missy - Duration: 2:09.

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10 XYZ IDEAS FOR VALENTINE'S DAY - Just kidding, not really - Duration: 4:05.

*swagalicious dancing*

I think that was the best intro to a video, that I've ever made.

Today is a very special day.

The day of love!

The day of romanticism!

The day shops in America make huge profit.

It's Valentine's Day!

Yaaaaay!

._.

As much as I want, I can't forget that it's V. Day

Here a sign that says: "Buy your beloved chocolate!"

There a video: "The best looks for Valentine's Day."

I gotta say, it took me three hours to accomplish this no-make-up look.

NikkieTurorials would be proud of me.

Anyway, believe it or not, I don't have a "valentine" for today.

One reason for that is that my boyfriend isn't in town

and the other reason is that I think that V. Day is...

dumb.

Don't misunderstand me, I'm not a cynic.

Okay, well yeah, I am a cynic.

I don't have anything against being romantic or showing that you're in a relationship & that you're in love & happy

I am against the things this day conveys.

It conveys that you're miserable on V. Day, without romantical love.

How often have I watched a movie where character xyz doesn't have a valentine

and because of that they lie in a corner and cry.

Because only romantic love counts, of course.

Screw friendships! Screw everything!

The most important thing is that you have a girlfriend or a boyfriend - and then you're somewhat happy.

Besides that, you shouldn't need a special day to-

Key just closed her window, I'm sure you could hear it.

You shouldn't base our happiness on wether or not you're in a relationship

To be honest, it's ironic that I am saying that.

Me, the girl who at the age between 10 and 14 would lay in a corner and cry on every Valentine's Day

because she didn't have a valentine.

Even though, in Germany we don't even do that.

You can also be happy with the platonic love of your friends and family.

And you can enjoy Valentine's Day without a valentine.

I don't like the things Valentine movies convey.

I don't have a valentine!

Was that too much? I even opened my new bottle of Berentzen (schnaps) for this.

The point of this video is, have a great Valentine's Day,

regardless of wether or not you spend it with friends or with your S/O.

The most important thing is, that you're having fun and that you're not sad

because of a stupid reason like Valentine's Day.

The day, where huge amounts of chocolate and flowers are being sold.

Doesn't sound very romantic anymore, considering it's only used by companies and coorporations

to make money, does it?

And to honor this day, I will cover the Opening of Boku no Pico again.

Have fun! ♥

Just kidding, I wouldn't do that to you again.

Drink responsibly, children!

Thank you for watching and maybe we will see each other in another video!

If you like this kind or videos and you want to see more of my BEAUTIFUL face,

then let me know me in the comments down below... or via twitter... or something.

You know how you can reach me!

I hope you'll have a great day, bye!