Waching daily May 11 2017

Justine, thank you very much for coming in.

It's great to have you here.

And also this is our first sort of

- video CEO to CEO. - Okay. So I am the guinea pig?

- You are the guinea pig. - Excellent.

Thanks so much for joining us.

Mumsnet is sort of an institution within the sort of digital world.

And I would love to, sort of

I guess, understand where you came up with

- the idea for Mumsnet. - Yes.

Well, I mean, one of the things is that we are really old.

We've actually been going for nearly 17 years.

So, yeah. I feel slightly geriatric.

'cos, Internet years are a bit like dog years all over.

But really, the inspiration as, you know, often is,

it was my own personal sort of, need.

I had these one-year-old twins.

I went on a family holiday.

It was the first holiday, we had with children.

And it was a complete unmitigated disaster.

Wrong choice of venue, wrong choice of resort,

wrong choice of children.

And so it was, it was....

You know, a lightbulb moment if it was.

It was, "Why couldn't I have found out about this before I went?"

And actually not just holidays

but all this parenting stuff for which

you know, I'm pretty clueless and untrained.

It would be good to tap into the wisdom

of others who'd been there and done that.

So it was a very simple, no rocket science there.

But it was about my own need and so I came home and luckily found

a mate of mine who could code and we got going from there.

Amazing story.

Well, I have been on several holidays

with haven't worked with my children and so,

- I know exactly that experience. - Yes.

And, had you known before that?

That you wanted to be an entrepreneur.

Do you think, that you have this sort of, entrepreneur

desire before that or was it that moment, you think,

- "This holiday ain't working. - Yes.

- "Someone needs to start a conversation" - No. I didn't.

I was not one of those people who said though, you know

"I'm definitely gonna start my own business."

But, there was a bit of moment.

And I do believe serendipity plays a part in these things.

It was the right time and the right place for me.

I'd given up a career that I'd spent 10 years in.

Because it just didn't work with children.

So I was looking around for the next thing.

The Internet bubble was, at that point

just about to burst, actually; I didn't know that.

But it was kind of... Everyone was --

It was that wild west of the Internet

where everyone was having a start-up idea.

So, the situation was ripe.

It was ripe for me personally to try something.

I suppose, I was always entrepreneurial.

Although I didn't really -- I think women are bit different.

They don't call themselves entrepreneurs.

They just start businesses and do

you know, trade and stuff.

So yes.

The answer is a bit of a fudge.

No, probably not, in the sense of I didn't

leave University and think:

"I'm definitely gonna start my own business."

So what was the overarching vision for Mumsnet?

Mumsnet is all about making parents' lives easier.

So what we are trying to do is to allow people to connect

so that they can make their lives easier

by sharing that wisdom and knowledge.

So, a lot of it is user generated content.

But some of it is not as well.

We create content.

And we want to create solutions that make parents' lives easier.

So that's actually quite a broad remit.

Largely they are going to be digital solutions.

Cos that's what we know about.

But you know, we have quite a well-known brand now.

I'm just passionate about --

You know, we all know how hard it is just making those...

the irritating things in the lives of the parents slightly easier

would be a great win.

- Yes. - So that's the area we are in.

It's a very noble service.

And have you ever felt that -- I can imagine, you know,

I imagine, most mums who have got Internet access in the UK

have probably been on your website and looked for advice.

Have you felt, sort of a huge burden,

a sense of responsibility around those mums

in terms of, you know, I've got all this advice

and if I give the wrong advice,

or if the forum is giving the wrong advice.

How do you quantify that sort of burden of responsibility?

I mean, obviously you don't want to give bum advice.

But honestly, I promise you, it just would not get through.

When you've got a very large,

very opinionated and very wise crowd.

I mean, the Mumsnet audience is a pretty educated audience.

So, you know, if you ask a question about a health issue,

there will be many, many GPs on Mumsnet, giving answers.

If you ask about, you know, "I want to submit my thesis on

how Jane Austen did", there will be people

- who are experts in that field. - Yes.

So it's actually very rare.

And quite a lot of research has been done on this

for bad advice to get through.

It's probably more accurate, than one expert sitting there.

A very wide crowd. So, thankfully,

I can sleep at night knowing, that,

you know, thanks to the users of Mumsnet,

that, you know, isn't something really we've had to worry about.

Being a parent myself,

it's an incredibly up and down rollercoaster of a journey.

I was just wondering, I imagine, on Mumsnet

there's been a lot of mums who have been in very tough situations.

Are there some examples of sort of

times, when Mumsnet saved people's lives?

There are actually. There are some really dramatic examples.

So literally, people having ectopic pregnancy, diagnosed.

- On Mumsnet? Wow. - Yes.

I mean, several of those actually

presenting symptoms, get to the doctor right now

you've got an ectopic pregnancy.

And then, they come back and tell their story.

We had a live birth where the midwife wasn't there.

And literally the mums, have taught through,

the dad in this case, how to cope with the situation.

But then there's a lot more everyday prosaic stuff.

I mean, there is some cute stuff.

People have gone on holiday, forgotten their favourite toy.

A local Mumsnet has delivered

a toy that they have, which is the same to a four-year-old child

- who is no longer, weeping. - That's a lovely story.

And some more serious stuff around,

You know, people suffering domestic violence.

Being, kind of handheld through that process of leaving

an abusive husband.

And some stuff which is kind of just going on everyday.

Which is, everyday acts of kindness and generosity

and giving support and information

to people who are having a difficult time of it.

Mumsnet is this institution in the digital space.

Where do you see the next big sort of area for Mumsnet?

What's your big sort of growth story in the next couple of years?

I think, you know we need to deliver, what we do.

Which is, provides solutions for parents to make their lives easier

in whatever platform and medium they need it in.

As you know, in this world that's a challenge in itself, right?

You've got to stay current.

You've got to make sure that if people want to consume your product

via artificial intelligence, you are thinking about that type of thing.

So for me it's...

You know, we need to have the overarching aim,

"What are we here for? What's our purpose?"

And then we need to deliver it,

in the way the users want it delivered.

So I'd imagine, with Mumsnet you've met some pretty amazing people.

Can you talk about the most famous person you've met

and what you learnt about them?

Yes, we do. We get sort of all the great and good.

We've had every prime minister, every aspiring prime minister.

And David Beckham, and all kinds of people.

But I guess the most topically famous person

I've met, is Hillary Clinton, who did a web chat on Mumsnet.

And what would I say? Well,

you kind of think, she's a bit cold and aloof

but she's really not.

She is a kind of homespun, warm, American type

who engulfs you in her warmth.

But she also has a really good sense of humour.

So we have a comment, our community management team

always say on the board,

"The Secret Service will not comment on procedure."

And she learnt this and she did a little piece to camera saying,

"The Secret Service does not comment on procedure."

And we now put that clip up.

- So, she was a good laugh - Yes, yes.

- which was quite surprising. - Awesome. Fantastic.

I've been on various start-up journeys myself.

And you know, you have highs and you have lows.

Can you -- Would you like to sort of suggest

what your highest moment, your best moment in Mumsnet was

and your, sort of worst moment?

You don't have to answer either of those If it makes you feel uneasy.

There's kind of personal things and then there's, you know --

I mean, for me, very early on

when we started our forum, I had multiple names

and I was posting questions and then changing my name

and answering questions.

And for me, I think, one of the highest was when,

I no longer needed to do that.

So, I actually, rather ruthlessly got a friend of mine

who was pregnant, who rang me up and said,

"I've got these palpitations. Did you have that?"

I said, "I'll answer your question but could you ask it on Mumsnet?"

So, I've felt a bit guilty and rushed on to answer

and lo and behold, someone else appeared and answered.

So that was a kind of, really high and there were lots of highs and lows

I think you know, the 2010 election,

was christened, the Mumsnet election by the media

and that was quite jolly.

Because it's sort of propelled us into -- I mean it was hectic.

But, it propelled us into a space of, you know, you were being

transformed into this kind of media world of mass.

Everyone wanted a piece of you and that was quite fun.

But then there's been lots of lows too.

- As you would imagine. - There always are.

So I suppose, the most obvious one, the most difficult time was

when we were being hacked

by a kind of bunch of people.

Bunch of, sort of, Anonymous type people, who...

Who, you know, did a multiple range of things.

The Denial of Service, hacked into our database,

released passwords, did a data dump.

You know, it was just kind of one of those awful times.

When for a while, we didn't know how they were doing it.

So... And trying to handle the fallout from that.

Being very transparent with users.

Trying to keep their information safe.

It was definitely the hardest. And then,

they sent a SWAT team around to mine

and some Mumsnetter's house as well. So...

That's called "Being SWATted".

I'm officially the first person in the UK to have been, SWATted.

It's not pleasant having six armed policemen come around the house

with police dogs and

you know, think that you have been murdered.

- Which is what they thought! - What's the background to the story?

It was just kind of, it was the part of same hack.

It's kind of something, unfortunately that happens quite a lot in America.

I think gamers started doing it to each other, as a laugh.

But, it was all a part of, you know,

"Teach those mouthy women a lesson.", basically.

Do you feel that, that hack was

to do with sort of, anti-feminists?

Was it anti-feminists hack?

Do you think it was more just people --

- I think, some of it -- - What was the motive do you think?

Some of it was that. I think it was complicated.

Someone had trolled our board.

And Mumsnet is rather good at detecting trolls

and they have very little time for them.

So they got kind of vaguely humiliated.

And then drummed up. Kind of,

- "Let's get them bitches," type thing - Yeah.

Look, in the long run it's useful.

Our security is much, much better.

And one must never say, one was perfect, ever.

But we are alive to it, in a way that we weren't.

- And no one died. Right? - Yes.

Very often, I don't sleep that well at night.

I was wondering -- and I spoke to quite a few other entrepreneurs

about this. Lots of entrepreneurs don't sleep well at night.

- Do you sleep well at night? - Not really.

I do that sort of 4:30 AM waking

and then there's 10 million things I need to do.

It's always 4:30 AM. Isn't it? You look up and it's 4:30.

And I think you naturally have a period of light sleep at 4:30 AM.

The problem is, once you start making lists

it's hard to go back to sleep.

If I am, you know, in fully relaxed

probably in August or Christmas time

- when I'm just not as engaged, - Yes.

then I can go back to sleep.

It's just like me. It's August and Christmas, I sleep well.

I sleep fine, but the rest of the year, I don't.

And I don't really know what the answer is.

So if you find out, let me know.

I don't know, whether you should get up and start.

I have done that. I've got up and done email.

- Yeah. - And then tried to go back.

I can always go back to sleep at seven just when I'm...

Yes, just as the kids wake up.

It's always just as the kids wake up, isn't it?

Obviously there's lots of budding entrepreneurs out there at the moment

trying to build great businesses all across the UK.

And all across the world.

Have you got any advice, you'd offer a budding entrepreneur?

Something you have learnt that resonates?

I think there are lots of kind of things that people

would all agree on. Like, you've got to have a USP

and you must work hard

and you should always be flexible and pivot and all that stuff.

All of which is true.

But I think, I'll just say one other thing.

Cos, I think it's particularly relevant to female entrepreneurs.

When I was first trying to raise money,

just before the dot-com bubble burst

I got very close to raising money with a venture fund

and they wanted to give us 4 million quid. Unbelievable, right?

Cos, the numbers, as it turned out, were completely wrong.

Anyway, just before they did, they said,

"Look, we wanna give you this money, it's a great idea.

"But we want someone else to run it. You have no experience.

"And quite frankly, you don't look the part.

"You are a mum.

"You're not a 22-year-old thrusting American talking about burn rates.

You are completely different."

And my advice, really -- cos, I thought I wasn't ready

to give up before I've even started, so...

I didn't take their money, but in any case,

their money would have gone cos, there was the bubble burst.

But my advice is, more or less, no one is better than you

to run your business. Because you understand it.

You are passionate about it.

You are the reason, why the idea is there.

- So be firm. - Yes.

And don't let the, sort of, knockers,

knock you. Just because you may not look the part

or you may not sound the part

doesn't mean that you aren't the best person to do it.

You know, on that, sort of female entrepreneurs

do you -- how are you feeling about the sort of

the ecosystem for female entrepreneurs at the moment.

Do you think it's getting better?

How do you think you'd improve it?

I think there's a lot a focus on it, which is good.

I think we need to see success stories.

Women need to see other women doing this.

Because they are few and far between.

But I think, there is a problem with the funding.

Most of the funding,

is, if you think about it, coming from

a fairly cookie-cutter type of white male.

And they are interested in products for white males.

You know, surprise, surprise.

So, I think that's an area that needs a bit of attention.

Yes. So some female backed VC, sort of, firms.

Because, you know, it's a wasted opportunity, isn't it?

I mean, 50% of the audiences is female.

Absolutely, yes.

So there are more products to be developed,

there are more solutions to be made

which have a female emphasis.

So, someone clever, needs to put some money in there.

It's interesting, having met a lot of that community.

There is a very, very -- There's a lot of men in it.

And I've probably met --

There's probably about...10% women. It's very underrepresented.

It's very true. So it's a very good point.

So it's not surprising that female founders are underrepresented too.

So, do you feel this is a sort of,

in 'certain years' time, you feel like that,

that would be a career for you to think or?

No. It's not necessarily --

I don't think necessarily me, actually.

I'm not sure my skill set is quite that.

But, you know, who knows.

I have another question for you.

I was just wondering, how you feel about

the sort of role of CEO in society

and what do you think

what do you think, the responsibility of a CEO is?

What do you think the responsibility of the CEO is to society?

Well, I think, there is something in that.

I can see, why you asked that question.

I think actually, a CEO has a responsibility to

lots of stakeholders, really.

There's the staff.

The investors.

And the public or all of their customers.

And I think, the main way I...

think you should look at it is about sustainability.

I think CEOs should think about building sustainable businesses.

Sustainable for their customers, sustainable for their staff

and sustainable for the investor too.

And there are lots of stakeholders and they need to consider them all.

I think the sort of types of businesses which I think,

will increasingly get into trouble but also

maybe we will turn a bit of moral disapproval of

are the ones that are hiring and firing.

Going on this quarter's results are saying, "okay, you're out."

Or you are on zeros hours contract, you're in or you're out.

I don't think that's really a sustainable way to run a business.

It's definitely the people paying for that, are the staff.

So, yeah.

I think it's a fair question, I can see.

And I do believe, CEOs have a responsibility. Yes.

Within Mumsnet, do you have a sort of KPI

that obviously, you know --

I'm sure, revenues and profits are very important to you, but

is there a KPI that, sort of, you know

for the more altruistic side of the sort of business

that you sort a focus on or?

I would say, that is our --

We put purpose before profits genuinely.

- Yes. - So,

we only have -- we have five things that we want to do.

And only one of them is about revenue.

And even then, it's sustainable revenue.

So for us, revenue isn't revenue

unless, it is something that doesn't harm

our community, our brand, our staff.

So yes, we are focused.

Basically, we want to make a great thing

that offers solutions and makes parents' lives easier.

And then if we could make a buck out of it, we will.

- It's not the other way around. - Makes sense.

That's a pretty healthy attitude.

And, in terms of the future,

what would you like to be remembered for?

What do you think, Justine's legacy is?

Well, I think, you know, it's not about me.

Genuinely, I mean that. It's largely about,

this fantastic community where women go out of their way

everyday to help each other.

And so, maybe, Mumsnet can be remembered for demonstrating

that there is such a thing, as society.

And that, people left to their own devices

want to help and connect

- and, be kind. - Yes.

That's fantastic.

Thank you very much for coming in for this interview.

- and I appreciate it. - It's been an absolute pleasure.

I have a great respect for everything you are building

and it's lovely to see someone

with such a sure altruistic vision for your businesses.

It's a brilliant. Thank you.

Thank you. Cheers.

Thanks Justine. That was awesome.

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Apex court to rule on reformative training for youth - Singapore Hot News - Duration: 3:31.

Apex court to rule on reformative training for youth

A 19-year-old youth, who was given three years probation in 2013 for drug trafficking, went on to commit a spate of other offences.

Muhammad Nur Abdullah, who was 23 when he was hauled back to court for breaching his probation order, was sentenced last year to undergo reformative training, a regime meant for offenders aged below 21 on the day of their conviction.

His sentence was overturned in March by the High Court on appeal by the prosecution, who argued that reformative training was not a sentencing option as Muhammad Nur was over 21 when he was dealt with for breaching his probation order.

Yesterday, Muhammad Nurs lawyer, Mr Tan Hee Joek, succeeded in getting approval for the Court of Appeal to give a final ruling on whether his client can serve reformative training even though he was above the age of 21.

The procedure, known as a criminal reference, is reserved only for cases that hinge on questions of law of public interest.

Yesterday, Judge of Appeal Andrew Phang noted that the question was important and that two views have arisen on the issue.

Under the law, the court can order reformative training if the convicted person is aged 16 and above, but below 21 on the day of his conviction.

In Muhammad Nurs case, the prosecution argued that the relevant date to determine his age for the purpose of eligibility for reformative training should be the date he was sentenced for breaching his probation order.

In March, the High Court agreed with the prosecution and substituted the reformative training stint with a sentence of five years jail and five strokes of the cane.

Yesterday, Mr Tan argued that the relevant age is the age at the date of conviction.

He cited cases, including one in 2014 where the High Court upheld the sentence of reformative training for an accused person - who was below 21 when probation was granted and above 21 when he was dealt with - for breach of probation.

Mr Tan said the conflicting decisions show that the question of law involving the correct interpretation of the Probation of Offenders Act and how it interacts with the Criminal Procedure Code is one of considerable difficulty and complexity that deserves to be resolved by the Court of Appeal as the highest court of the land.

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Shortage of referees could mean major scheduling changes for high school football - Duration: 3:01.

JOE:

UPCOMING HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL

SEASON.

A SHORTAGE OF REFEREES COULD

LEAD TO

GAMES BEING PLAYED ON SCHOOL

NIGHTS.

GAMES ARE TRADITIONALLY PLAYED

ON FRIDAY AND SATURDAY.

THURSDAYS AS WELL, TO DEAL WITH

THE REFEREE

SHORTAGE.

FAMILIES, ALEXANDER?

MOVING BACK TO THE MAINLAND, AND

IT'S GOTTEN HARDER TO FIND

AND TRAIN REPLACEMENTS. BUT THEY

Friday night, it's a day of the

week where football fans

across the state come together

to cheer on their

DAVID TAUTOFI / KAIMUKI HIGH

fabric of high school football

around this upcoming season,

but not as many as fans are used

to, that's because there

will also be two games on

Wednesday, and another two

on Thursday, something officials

says is a good thing,

CAL EVANS / OAHU FOOTBALL

OFFICIALS

able to sign the right officials

to the right games and do a

teams would get if they played a

saturday game, and had to

turn around and play a game less

than a week later.

DAVID TAUTOFI / KAIMUKI HIGH

SCHOOL HEAD

FOOTBALL COACH:it's even more

time when it comes

the mind

DAVID TAUTOFI / KAIMUKI HIGH

SCHOOL HEAD FOOTBALL COACH: but

it definitely has a huge impact

to going to a game knowing how

many kids are going to

come out of that came with as

far as injuries or if you're

Saturday to Wednesday

turnarounds.

we would look at the schedule to

avoid that the

short turnaround would probably

be a Saturday Friday

and then if you have a Thursday

game Thursday

ALEXANDER:

O-I-A TELLS ME THE HOPE IS THAT

MORE OFFICIALS

ARE FOUND. IF YOU'RE INTERESTED

IN BECOMING

AN OFFICAL WE'VE PUT THAT

INFORMATION ON

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Packing Light for a city break - ethically, sustainably and stylishly - featuring Umran Aysan - Duration: 3:08.

Hi Hello and it's Ali at incredibusy and

I'm going to do box opening and this

time it's more ethical fashion and

subscribe subscribe to incredibusy

excuse the card just covering my address I don't

want you to all know where I live

okay so this is from Umran Aysan you

can see that Positive Luxury brands to trust

so I'm going to open it really carefully because

love to save the tissue paper

zero waste, zero waste, and then we

can reuse it can't we? Be very

careful with the way I open it. So, Umran Aysan is a

london-based designer and

has sent me some gorgeous things, because

we are going away on a city break

break and I'm going to be packing light

and I wanted to take some beautiful things with me

so this is a hand crocheted bamboo and

cotton yarn it's very gorgeous you see

that I love the fact so and all of these

are ethically made and all made by hand

and Umran really wants to sort of embrace the

traditional handicrafts and you can just

see how oh gorgeous that is that's so

nice oh the beauty of this is very

lightweight and because it's bamboo and

cotton and you can layer that up or down

and nice for beach wear

isn't it really nice with the

bikini or swimming costume or layered up

with a long sleeve t-shirt beneath it's

very gorgeous I love it, put that very

carefully over here.

And see what else is in the box?

So beautiful,

this is a kimono

dress, it's pure silk and it's just

beautiful

oh my goodness has a sash for wearing

around the waist or tying in my hair and

you know what my favourite thing ever

it's got pockets! so that's really great

for travelling lights put my phone in

there and that'd be really nice with

leggings or jeans and dressed up in the

evening with a chunky bracelet and some

glittery gold sandals or shoes so yeah I

think I'm going to try those on and show

you what they look like so and thanks

for watching so far let's find out how

they look!

don't forget to Like, subscribe and turn on

notificationations to tune in for some more

great videos from Incredibusy! Thanks for watching x

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Kirsten Dunst. It is set to premiere at Cannes before hitting theaters on June 23. Phoenix frontman Thomas Mars has been married to

Coppola since 2011; the two have collaborated in the past, with unreleased Phoenix music recently appearing in a Calvin Klein ad

directed by Coppola. She also directed the band's music video for Bankrupt! track "Chloroform." Pitchfork has

reached out to Phoenix's representatives for more information about their work on The Beguiled.

Phoenix are set to release a new album, Ti Amo, on June 9 via Loyaute/Glassnote. Check out their new song "J-Boy."

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Android app development course #5(Database setup) - Duration: 8:04.

hello guys welcome back to my channel in

kunsh deep and in this video tutorial I am

going to tell you the database which we

are going to use for our application

okay so let's start focus of guys we are

in our project and for the application

we are going to use the database that is

firebase this database provides some

many facilities which we can include

in our project that is you can see the

real time database crash reporting

authentication cloud functioning hosting

cloud storage and all ok so you can log

in here and I am I have already logged

in so I will go to my console

okay so we are in the console and I have

already made this five projects so we will

create a new project add a project

project limit so I have already made

some projects so I will continue from

anyone so you can create like add

project and provide that name and your

country and then create projects it will

create then what you need to do that

once you have created just click on that

project and you will get this console in

your screen okay so I have already

linked one application here so we will

add another application that which we

are going to create that is our stack

okay so what we are need to do that just

add a one application that is iOS

android or web so that is Android click

on the Android and then provide your

package name which we have created so

get the package name that is our package

name

and past it here and debug signing certificate

sha1 you can also get it easily

so what you need to do that go to the

application your project and in the

right section corner the Gradle click on

it and you will get this section open it

task then Android then you will get this

sign-in report just click on in double

and it will provide your debug key here

that this is our sha-1 live debugging

key so you will get this and copy it

from here and paste it here ok so then

the registered your app

okay so now then we need to download

this Google service dot JSON file okay

so once you have downloaded this Google

service authorization get it from your

system where you have downloaded it okay

so I have here just copy it from here

and then paste it into your application

section just click on it and then paste

it here so you will get your the service

JSON file here this is our JSON

file which we have linked it to our

project now for the further step

continue and then we need to provide

these dependencies to our project okay

so first copy this one from here and

the and then pasted on the Gradle file

that is this section okay

so just paste it

and also copy this apply plug-in section

also from here and paste it into the

this braid build out Gradle section

below the dependencies now we need to

synchronize this okay so once the

build.gradle section has finished that

is synchronization so we will go back to

our console and then finish it so I have

successfully add another application

here okay so after that some

dependencies we have need to add to our

application so for that we go to go to

the documentation and then for the

Android get started your guidance

then here they will provide all the

dependencies these all are the

dependencies as per the versions that is

we are using the current latest version

so we will add is all ok so guys that's

for today and we will continue into the

next lecture

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Tech solutions for carers - Duration: 1:56.

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Shark Vs Crocodile Attack Full Movie Crocodile Vs Shark 3D Movie For Children Shark In Real Life - Duration: 15:47.

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Expired Mac and Cheese Taste Test - Duration: 2:43.

is expired mac and cheese still good to eat

can I eat expired macaroni and cheese

old mac and cheese taste test

hi it's AlaskaGranny I've been going

through and straightening out my food

storage and I found some kraft macaroni

and cheese that was dated to expire in

2010

well it's just turned over to 2017 so

this macaroni and cheese is seven years old so I thought well

rather than just toss it out I'm going

to cook it up see how it turns out and

see can you eat kraft macaroni and

cheese that is seven years old is expired mac and cheese still good to eat so you can see

that the noodles look ok the cheese

packet is still soft it is foil lined so maybe

it's okay Pasta and noodles are foods that last a long time pasta and noodles and macaroni in something that normally

can be stored forever and you don't need to

worry about it expiring but I'm not sure

about the cheese powder I would think

that cheese powder would have an expiration date

that would matter so I boiled the noodles they

look just fine

I've added the milk the butter and the

cheese powder and stirred it all around

I think the macaroni and cheese looks a little more brown than

usual it doesn't seem to have any smell

at all

let's taste it and see how it is it

doesn't smell like anything looks a

little more brown than usual but I haven't eaten any mac and cheese in a

long time so I'm not really positive

let's taste it

it tastes kind of like it doesn't taste like

macaroni and cheese it doesn't really

taste like anything that has kind of

been oily film that coats your mouth so

I don't think it's something that I want

to eat it certainly is not appetizing

I think that's enough for me so I guess

we can say seven-year-old kraft macaroni

and cheese has definitely lost its shelf

life lost it's full flavor and probably most

of its nutrition make sure when you're

expired macaroni and cheese is not good to eat if it is long past the expiration date

buying foods for food storage you don't buy

so much that you don't eat it all up in

a reasonable amount of time

keep stockpiling food it's better to have

something than nothing in an emergency

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Remedy To Reduce Facial Wrinkles, Saggy Skin And Acne - Duration: 1:58.

After washing your face with the following remedy, you'll have reduced wrinkles, no

saggy skin and no acne.

Coconut oil and baking soda have numerous benefits and they can transform the skin.

This remedy is rejuvenating the skin by cleansing the pores of the face.

It has antibacterial properties and acts great for cleansing the skin.

The coconut oil will leave you with supple and soft skin as it works as a lotion for

the face.

This remedy is consisted of two powerful ingredients, coconut oil and baking soda.

They have many health benefits and they can be found in almost every home, especially

the baking soda.

Baking soda is great for the skin.

It also has anti-inflammatory, antiseptic, antifungal and antibacterial properties and

great for fighting colds, skin problems and oral problems.

It fights pimples and acne, improves complexion, relieves sunburn and brightens yellow teeth.

Coconut oil is also beneficial for the skin.

It can soothe the dry skin, it's used as cheekbone highlighter in the makeup products

and it's a great substitute for some harmful makeup products.

It is great as a shaving cream, as well.

It is cheap, antimicrobial and it smell great.

NEEDED INGREDIENTS:

-One tsp. of baking soda (aluminum-free); -Two tsp. of extra virgin coconut oil (organic);

Instructions:

Mix the ingredients in a small bowl and prepare a paste.

Apply it on the skin and massage it gently in circular motion.

Let it work for five minutes and then, wash it off with warm water.

During the rinsing, massage once more.

You will not need any moisturizing cream because the coconut oil goes deep in the skin and

hydrates it.

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Deep quest for gold - Duration: 8:44.

my name is Cristiano Lanzano I work at

Nordic Africa Institute and I conduct

research on a small scale gold mining in

several areas of West Africa

particularly in Burkina Faso and Guinea I focus on small-scale and

artisanal gold mining as it is a rapidly

expanding sector since the late 1990s

and early 2000s actually several

hundreds of thousands of people are

estimated to work in Burkina Faso and

in Guinea. In some mining sites that I

visited pits are not so deep they can

reach maybe 10 or 15 metres and they are

aimed at reaching the so called

secondary or alluvial deposits and in

this cases small teams of

people, three to five people,

work in it.

Some people remain outside to

bring up the bucket. The consistence of

the rock in this case is usually

mild, it can be gravel or even

mud and this means it only necessitates

manual techniques for processing and not

a lot of technology. When the diggers

reach the groundwater layer they need

to take out the water to continue mining

and this can be done manually. But with

the availability of water pumps today

it's also down the country sometimes

other kinds of pumps are also used for

example to inject fresh air in

deepest part of the base because minor

ways to breathe and they need oxygen to

work in them what she can be done

manually and already in a very simple

process gold nuggets or other hold each

particle can be identified and isolated

in this cave is only calabashes and

masons and water required for this kind

of treatment manual crushing I'd be done

be hammered or mortars and pestles and

its complement to the washing faith and

it can help identify further Nuggets and

more particles another kind of feet is

more common in western Burkina Faso but

it has arrived now either in Guinea

it's deeper piece that can reach in a

even 30 or 50 meters depth and they

require some wooden internal structure

like scaffolding in order to secure the

shaft and to prevent collapse it also

requires more coordination within bigger

teams can reach the size of 20 or 30

people and more specialized work there

are teams who are expert in posing the

water and building the eternal

scaffolding and other teams who are

expressing digging and identified the

gold vein

in this case the beats aim at reaching

the so called primary deposit where the

gold vein is identified and then

followed in this kind of vein gold is

mixed with quartz and other elements and

this means that the processor thing you

have to be different mechanical grinders

work more or less like cereal meals and

rock is introduced several times usually

three in order to be reduced to

completely to a very fine powder once

completed the powder is brought to

Washington's where very simple terms

called it sluice boxes are employed

these are constituted by floating wooden

plants covered with the pieces of spongy

clothes and the powder mixed with water

is poured only flat in order to

concentrate the heaviest part on the

bottom collects the pieces of clothes

are then taken from the blank and rinse

aside in their basins so that the richer

part can be isolated from the rest the

true circular movements that a miner

will try to concentrate the heaviest

part of the powder and sometimes shiny

gold particles are already visible at

this stage in this process one essential

element is the use of some drops of

mercury they are mixed at this stage

with the powder and they help

concentrates the gold particles the

final result which will usually be some

small spheres or balls where gold and

mercury are mixed together and then by

burning these small balls with a camping

else the mercury will evaporate and the

gold will

available for the miner to sell in this

phase the tailings the remainings of the

previous processing phases are mixed

with water and cyanide then left in

basins and they drop into plastic tubes

where pieces of zinc have been inserted

the zinc will attract and concentrate

the remaining gold particles and then a

last stage of treatment with acids where

the zinc is melted and then the result

is mixed with water and boils several

times will conclude the process

cyanidation has become very important

because people now know that it is the

stage where the biggest quantity of gold

is isolated and produced and this has

generated a lot of changes in the

organization of production in artisanal

gold with different kind of actors

trying to monopolize this ionization

phase in order to get the largest share

of profit another recent innovation that

has made its appearance first in year

2010 and a few years later in burkina

faso as well is the diffusion of the

portable metal detectors to find

residues and gold nuggets these machines

are still quite expensive they can cost

up to some thousand euros so they are

usually owned by urban maids and

propellers but they are becoming very

popular for for people who work in very

small teams and are more mobile than the

traditional bigger teams that big the

whole crushing and washing stones

concentrate in very large commercial

areas that developer aside the

extractive areas

in these places there also traders and

provided those various kind of services

locating to their activities and these

areas can become also area of dwelling

where temporary houses are built for the

migrant violence here we see a furnace

with blacksmith working and building and

repairing tools that will be used in

tepee

buyers also locate their activities in

these commercial areas and -

independently for the technique that we

have used we'll go to their source to

send their final product

women are also very active in artisanal

mining areas they tend to concentrate on

sectors of the chain that require less

technological endowment for example

processing and remains integrated use of

former people and in this case an

open-air pizza left empty by a

large-scale mining company this also

shows that there is a strong dependence

between small-scale and large-scale

mining because companies tend to

identified rich areas using the presence

of artisanal miners and at the same time

of course artisanal miners tend to

locate themselves at the margins of all

the concessions given to the cottages