Thứ Bảy, 30 tháng 12, 2017

Waching daily Dec 30 2017

Strictly's Darcey Bussell is 'truly humbled' to be awarded damehood in Queen's New Year's Honours

Congratulations are in order for Strictly judge Darcey Bussell after she was awarded a damehood in the Queens New Years Honours for 2018.

The former prima ballerina, 48, revealed she was truly humbled for the honour, which shes received for her services to dance.

She wrote on Twitter: Thank you everyone for your kind comments.

I am truly humbled to receive the honour.

I gratefully accept it on behalf of all the dance organisations that I am so fortunate to be part of.

Dance is such a beautiful art form, it is inspiring and provides joy, social cohesion and wellbeing.   In the New Years Honours list, Darcey is listed under Dames Commander of the Order of the British Empire as Ms Darcey Andrea BUSSELL, CBE For services to Dance. Dame Darcey does have a certain ring to it, wouldnt you agree? The Strictly Come Dancing judge studied at the Royal Ballet School from the age of 13, before becoming the youngest ever principal at the age of 20.

More: Strictly Come Dancing She remained there for 20 years before retiring – and performing for the last time – in 2007.

She came out of retirement, albeit briefly, to perform at the London 2012 Olympics closing ceremony.

Darcey – who lives in London with her businessman husband Angus Forbes and their two daughters, Zoe and Phoebe – is regarded as one of the great British ballerinas.

Darcey joined the Strictly judging panel in 2009 and was congratulated by her co-judge Bruno Tonioli as well as 2017 winner Joe McFadden after the news was announced on Friday.

    Ore Oduba, winner of Strictly 2016, also posted a congratulatory message, calling her the most beautiful and deserving dame.

Ringo Starr, Barry Gibb, Eamonn Holmes and Hugh Laurie are among those recognised by the Queen on 2018's New Year Honours list.

    Got a story? If youve got a story, video or pictures get in touch with the Metro.co.uk Entertainment team by emailing us celebtips@metro.co.uk, calling 020 3615 2145 or by visiting our Submit Stuff page - wed love to hear from you.

   .

For more infomation >> Strictly's Darcey Bussell is 'truly humbled' to be awarded damehood in Queen's New Year's Honours - Duration: 3:37.

-------------------------------------------

Is salt REALLY as unhealthy as you've been led to believe? - Duration: 10:31.

Hey everybody out there.

Coach Dan Long with Get Lean in 12.

And I have some awesome things I want

to go over about salt today.

So if you're curious about salt and what's good for you

and what's bad for you, you got to listen up.

Now, you're going to see a link up here.

Don't tap that link just yet.

I'm going to have something for you at the end of this video.

But first I want to talk about salt.

What salt is the best salt?

Now today, I have 2 different salts

here that I just wanted to show you and compare.

This is a sea salt and this is a Himalayan salt.

I know, it matches my shirt.

Did I do that on purpose?

Probably.

So the Himalayan salt is awesome for you.

Sea salt is awesome for you.

But what about table salt?

So minerals are absolutely vital in our diet.

They have to be in our diet, otherwise,

our body is not working at optimal level and pace.

Correct?

Our bodies can't produce all the minerals

that we need in function to be able to function properly.

So, how do we get those minerals into our body?

We have to eat them.

And so by eating minerals, like salt--

the correct salt-- it actually gives you a ton of benefits.

So let me give you some of those benefits now.

Salt regulates water content in the body and brain and blood

pressure.

Obviously, too much can cause higher blood pressure,

so we have to monitor that.

In particular, sodium chloride and potassium chloride

is a benefit that our body needs.

It also promotes healthy blood sugar levels.

So if you're not getting enough salt in your diet,

it's important to make sure that you're

incorporating these minerals because it

regulates blood sugar levels.

Also, various salts are important for bone

strengthening including calcium.

So if you want strong bones, you've

got to make sure you're getting your salt content.

It's also necessary for muscle contraction, in particular,

calcium.

That's how the muscles contract.

It's very important that you get that.

Promotes nutrient absorption in the intestine.

Many salt ions are cofactors that activate enzymes.

These include magnesium, manganese, iron, cobalt,

nickel, copper, and zinc.

All essential minerals that we need for proper body function.

Salts promote transport of substrates,

like sodium, potassium, calcium, and magnesium,

which is important for the function

of the cells in the body.

Important-- the minerals in our diet

are essential for a variety of bodily functions.

So, if you don't have any of this kind of salt--

that today that's why I wanted to bring this up to you.

This is important that you incorporate

some of these salts in your diet and not just

table salt, which I'm going to talk about here in a second.

Table salt-- man, I can't shake my head

enough about table salt. Trust me,

when I tell you what we have going on the table salt

these days, you're not going to want to ever consume that ever

again.

1 of the best ways to obtain these vital minerals

into your diet is to eat the salt. Now,

you've got to eat the correct salt,

and that's why I'm introducing you to these salts today.

Now, refined salt, you can find in the grocery store.

It's pretty common.

It's all over inside grocery stores.

Morton's one of the biggest sellers of this type of salt.

Salt in its natural form is referred to as unrefined salt.

So unrefined salt is a Himalayan salt,

which is coming from a rock.

And also, sea salt, which comes from what?

The sea.

Correct.

All right.

So unrefined salt has not been altered by humans,

so remember that.

Unrefined salt-- not been altered by humans.

This kind of salt contains many different minerals and elements

that are essential for our bodies.

For example, unrefined salt, such as Himalayan salt,

which I'm going to go ahead and show you some of this.

So I'm going to pour some of this in here so you can see.

It's such a beautiful salt. Now I'm

going to pour a little bit in my hand here, so you can see.

See how coarse it is, and see how the color is like a pink.

It's like a pink.

It's Himalayan salt. It's beautiful.

It tastes amazing, and it has a ton of essential minerals

that you need and I need for our diet.

So now, Himalayan salt is over 250 million years old

that has been exposed to high tectonic pressure surrounded

by ice and snow high in the mountains.

That's what Himalayan salt is, i.e.

why the name Himalayan.

When observed under a microscope,

this salt has a perfect crystalline structure,

which you can see.

Again, 1 more time.

Let me just show you here.

All right.

I hope you can see that.

Yeah, see that.

It's an amazing structure.

This salt is incredible for you.

It is believed to be the highest grade salt available.

Now, sea salt is also unrefined, and it's also amazing too.

But Himalayan salt-- that's why I want to bring this up--

you should be consuming 1 of the 2

of these kind of salts and not table salt.

And we're going to go over that in a second.

This salt has an unlimited shelf life,

and doesn't require any pouring agents.

That's why it's better than table salt.

Now, this is contrasted with refined salt. Now,

refined salt, remember what I said,

that's been touched by humans from the color to the shape

to the texture.

It contains 97.5% sodium.

This is refined salt with the rest being added chemicals that

are inside your salts, all of which,

you do not want in your food.

That's why you have to consume some good salts instead

of those salts, otherwise, it actually

can kill us faster than an amazing Himalayan salt.

Now, why is salt refined anyway?

Why do we even do that to such an amazing salt?

Why would we even waste our time?

Now sea salt, let me show you this by the way.

Let me put some of this in here.

Again, this is coarse and you can see it's also coarse,

and it also has a texture.

This is sea salt. Sea salt is also another amazing salt.

But, why do we refine salt anyways?

1 reason, for shelf life, just like pasteurized foods and that

stay on certain shelf lives forever.

And you also have foods that sit out there,

and they're processed.

And they sit there forever.

It's the same thing when it goes for salt. Salt, when it's

refined is done for shelf life.

Refined salt having all of its minerals removed.

It's purified.

It ensures a long shelf life.

In fact, refined salt in the grocery store

will stay on the shelf forever to maximize profits.

That's the only reason why salt is refined.

Manufacturers believe that all white salt product will

look cleaner to the consumer, which is us,

and, therefore, increases their sales,

which gives them more money.

Now, I don't know about you, I don't

want to give them more money so I can die faster.

So refined salt, it's bleached.

And that's why it's white.

It's bleached, in order to obtain that color.

Iodine is added to refine the salt

to prevent the swelling of the thyroid.

But there is insufficient iodine in refined salt

to prevent thyroid illnesses or to provide

for the body's iodine needs.

So now, if you have a choice, what are you going to choose?

I don't even have refined salt here

because I don't carry that in this household.

My wife and I are against it totally.

And I hope you are too because we

don't want you spending money on something

that's not good for you.

Sea salt is great.

So if you have a choice, it's simple.

After what I just said, it's simple to me.

You have Himalayan salt and sea salt. Himalayan being they say,

the best salt on the planet, in the world.

And then, sea salt, also another great salt that

provides up to 80 minerals--

up to 80 minerals.

Refined salt-- pretty much 0.

So cut clear.

Very cut clear here.

Himalayan salt. Sea salt. You know

which 1 that you should get.

Now, just for being here, I got a link up here.

Now part of your diet is part of exercise.

You need to be dieting and exercise 24/7.

And you should be exercising at least 12 minutes per day.

And that's why I have something specific for you

for being here today.

Because I know all the people from around the world,

like yourself, that are watching that

get this great information, you need

a 12-minute bursting exercise program

to go with your diet and your salt

because you want to live long.

And if you want to live long, I have the specific thing

you need right up here at this link.

You can click that link.

When you click that link, you're going

to go to product called the Over 40 Ab Solution.

Now, my buddy Sean and I and our wives

use this specific protocol.

It's only 12 minutes to get the bodies that we desire,

and we're all over the age of 40.

As a matter of fact, Sean's wife is 57.

My wife, she's turning 41.

And I'm actually 44, and Sean's 47.

Now we all stay fit and, we all help tons of people

around the world like yourself.

And we wanted to give you this link

up here that you can click now.

It will take you to the Over 40 Ab Solution

that you can have a proper diet and add

in just 12 minutes of exercise 3 to 5 times a week.

And guess what will happen?

You will get the body that you desire.

Now, tell me who you are.

Say hi.

Put some comments down below.

If you want like, give me a heart, or share.

I would love to see you on the next video.

And I want to thank you again for being here with me today.

I am Dan Long with Get Lean in 12.

And keep going strong.

For more infomation >> Is salt REALLY as unhealthy as you've been led to believe? - Duration: 10:31.

-------------------------------------------

NHL NEWS - Aho is little big man for Hurricanes - Duration: 5:51.

Aho is little big man for Hurricanes

Carolina Hurricanes coach Bill Peters says NHL players keep a mental book on the other players in the league – their strengths, their tendencies, their weak spots.

If so, the book on Canes winger Sebastian Aho might include: "Small but strong, don't underestimate.

Aho had a pair of goals Wednesday as the Hurricanes topped the Montreal Canadiens 3-1 at PNC Arena, winning for the sixth time in seven games.

The first came on a third-period power play, Aho backhanding a rebound past goalie Carey Price for a 2-1 lead, and the second was a late empty-netter that sealed it.

While Aho's game is built on speed and elusiveness, on stickhandling and playmaking in the offensive zone, the 20-year-old from Finland has some power in his 5-11, 172-pound frame.

Among the believers should now be Kyle Okposo of the Buffalo Sabres, a 6-0, 220-pound forward who had Aho muscle up on him along the boards Saturday and play keepaway with the puck as Okposo bounced off him.

"I remember coach calling him 'hockey strong' and that's obviously pretty accurate with him," said Canes goalie Cam Ward, now 8-0-1 since Nov.

"He's not a real big stature kind of guy off the ice, but he has real good balance and uses his body very smartly to make it tough to take the puck off him.

Tonight, he was pretty dominant.".

Again playing with center Jordan Staal and Teuvo Teravainen, Aho's line struck quickly as Teravainen ripped a shot from the right circle.

It was Teravainen's first goal in 17 games, giving the Canes a 1-0 lead less than four minutes into the game.

"That's a big thing for us," Aho said.

"We want good starts, and we were ready.".

It was 1-1 after two periods, but the Canes (17-12-7) recaptured the lead on the power play as Aho closed in on the net, then followed up after Staal and then Elias Lindholm got off shots.

Aho's empty-netter gave him 10 goals for the season after not scoring in the first 15 games.

The Finn is feeling it, just as he did last season after a slow scoring start as a rookie, and he had a game-high five of Carolina's 36 shots.

"He's strong," said Staal, who played his 800th career game.

"The kid can play hard, and he gets in the dirty zones and dirty spots on the ice.

"There are guys throughout the league that just on the ice they have that strength, have that balance that makes them hard to knock off the puck.

He's got a great center of gravity.

He continues to move his feet and create speed when he has it, so he's a very tough player to defend.".

Aho, named the game's first star, had three hits.

In the third period, he knocked Habs forward Paul Byron off the puck in the defensive zone and later thumped defenseman Jakub Jerabek on the forecheck.

Asked about playing a more physical game of late – with the Okposo confrontation in mind – Aho said, "I don't know.

Maybe.

Of course, I always try to be heavy and play a heavy game.".

Do opponents underestimate him?.

"That's hard to say," he said.

"You should ask them.". Or ask Peters.

"He's competitive," Peters said.

"Coaches know more than players because they've seen him so much.

They've seen him internationally, in scouts in the World Junior and the World Championship and seen him be a real good player for a long time.

"Players take a little while to get a book on each other.

But I think his book is starting to get around the league.".

Không có nhận xét nào:

Đăng nhận xét