Yt is on video: Waching daily Feb 2 2017

Mm, I love a glass of pinot noir during work.

Mmm...notes of blackberry, chocolate, and Ooo.

What's this?

Ah, yes, a no-so-subtle bouquet of stink bugs.

Hello winos, it's Natalia for DNews!

When it comes to producing wine, vineyards have many elements to contend with like rainfall,

soil conditions, and... stink bugs that hitch rides into the wineries.

Yes, brown marmorated stink bugs enjoy feeding on grapes and end up becoming "one with

the wine" as they are hard to find and remove because they're a similar color to the grapes.

And when stressed during the pressing process, the stink bugs, true to their name, emit an

unpleasant smelling compound, (E)-2-decenal.

It is said to smell like cilantro or coriander.

Researchers from Oregon State University have now determined that there can be up to three

stink bugs per bunch of grapes before the levels of (E)-2-decenal negatively affect

a tasty bottle of wine.

You think that'd keep me from drinking wine, but it won't.

Almost no commercially produced food is going to be completely devoid of 'filth'.

The FDA says, quote, "it is economically impractical to grow, harvest, or process raw

products that are totally free of non-hazardous, naturally occurring, unavoidable defects."

So what other undesirable critters are in your food?

I hope you're not eating.

The "Filth" in our food includes insect fragments, grubs, rodent hairs, and rodent

excrement.

For example… aphids love to get into your garden, so it should come as no surprise they

are in your produce.

The FDA estimates that there are about 60 aphids per 100 grams of frozen broccoli, and

30 aphids per 100 grams of brussel sprouts.

And that jar of peanut butter in your cupboard has, on average, 30 insects fragments and

1 rodent hair per 100 grams.

The FDA states there is an average of 9 mg of rodent excrement pellets and pellet fragments

in one kilogram of wheat.

Anyone want a sandwich?

To make sure food remains safe for public consumption, the FDA has regulations in place

to ensure commercially produced food isn't brimming with these undesirables.

But even treated water can have a certain degree of fecal matter in it.

I mean it's a very minute amount, but I still call it poo water.

You ok there, buddy?

All this talk of insects in our food begs the question, is eating insects so bad?

Maybe it's ok to eat a little bug or three.

Heck, maybe it's even good for us!

According to anthropologist Julie Lesnik, entomophagy, or eating insects, is not only

an excellent source of protein, it's also something our human ancestors did.

Researchers hypothesize that eating insects contributed to brain growth, or encephalization,

in primates, including our hominin ancestors.

In terms of nutritional value, dried crickets are roughly 60% protein and have more calcium

than milk!

Because of these stats, cricket flour has become all the rage recently, with cricket

protein bars and baked goods being sold throughout the US.

In fact, it seems the US is behind the times because people throughout the world have been

eating insects for centuries, from crickets, to mealworms, to locusts, to flies.

In 2013, the UN urged people to eat insects in hopes to curb worldwide hunger stating

that at least 2 billion people were already using insects as a dietary supplement.

Perhaps we ought to reconsider the idea that eating insects is unclean or gross.

So next time you're at a restaurant let your waiter know you'd like that extra fly

in your soup.

Love insects?

Wanna know how they go number 2?

Check out this video!

And what about you?

Would you or do you eat insects?

Let us know in the comments below, subscribe, and keep coming back here for DNews every

day of the week!

For more infomation >> There Are Bugs In Your Food! Here's Why You Shouldn't Panic - Duration: 3:25.

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Bracer for the archer - Duration: 16:16.

In todays video I tried to show you in detail how I did the bracer for the archer.

With a very sharp knife I cut a piece of leather. Vegetable tanned leather, 2 mm.

First I cut the egdes on both sides with edge beveller. I do it before painting and stamping, so not to do it on painted edges.

I needed a groover and as well as I have it combined with edge beveller - I had to change the head. Not very convenient for me.

I groove a thin line along the whole perimeter of the piece.

I transfer the picture onto the wet leather and cut it with a swivel knife. Next goes the leather stamps.

This is the picture after bevelling.

Here is what I got after using beveller and a busket stamp. Now the leather should dry completely. After drying I will paint it, glue a split leather from back side. And sew the straps.

I painted the sign with the acrillic varnish and after that I painted all the thing with dye. I used Kenda Farben chocolat. I put three layers of the dye, as the 1nd and 2nd layers were spotty. Now waiting for drying.

Now I began gluing split leather to the back of the bracer. For spreading the glue I use a palette knife. A very handy tool for spreading the glue as appeared. I bought in an art shop.

Now I wait a little until the glue dries slightly and firmly push the parts together.

From the same leather and splits I do belt keepers. I glue them the split leather and carefully cut out.

If you cut first and then try to stick parts together - you definetely never get the perfect straight joint. Therefore, the easiest way to make a perfectly straight cut bonding, if you first paste one cut piece on a second material, and then cut.

I took another knife - rotor. On the straights it is very convenient.

I carefully cut with the tip of a sharp knife, so as not to bollix, not to damage the piece.

How the bracer looks on the arm.

How the bracer looks from the back side with vellcro.

How the bracer looks with the bow and the arrows.

Thank you for attention!

For more infomation >> Bracer for the archer - Duration: 16:16.

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Setting an Example for the Next Generation | University of the Rockies 2016 Commencement - Duration: 0:27.

Getting this degree was very important

to me because, by the time I was 27, I had

four kids. So I decided that being a

better role model, you know, changing my

life around and being a better role model for

my children, to set an example for them. As

long as you work for what you want, you

can do anything that you want. You're

going to find a niche that works

for you.

It's all about finding that groove, and

then once have it, you'll be fine.

For more infomation >> Setting an Example for the Next Generation | University of the Rockies 2016 Commencement - Duration: 0:27.

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Hot News! 2017 Cadillac CTS AWD 2 0T Premium Collection Race Organizer Review - Duration: 3:01.

For more infomation >> Hot News! 2017 Cadillac CTS AWD 2 0T Premium Collection Race Organizer Review - Duration: 3:01.

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Mercedes Repair A podium and a Pro Am class win for the Mercedes AMG GT3 in Dubai season opener - Duration: 3:24.

For more infomation >> Mercedes Repair A podium and a Pro Am class win for the Mercedes AMG GT3 in Dubai season opener - Duration: 3:24.

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Translated Noha [Subtitles] | The Moon Of Dark Night For Zainab s.a | Mahmoud Karimi - Duration: 8:18.

Hussein

I asked the heavens to name a unique personality of all times

And the heavens cried "Zainab"

Hussein

O' you who are The Moon in the dark night for Zainab [The Moon refers to the head of Imam Hussein a.s on the spear while Zainab and children were taken captive]

O' commander of Zainab