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Waching daily Feb 2 2018

natural moisturizer for hydrated and glowing skin dry and oily skin can make

you look dull and old it's absolutely essential to provide your skin hydration

so that it looks healthy but it's not just the people with dry and oily skin

who need to do this even people with normal and combination skin must also

moisturize the skin these homemade moisturizers contain fresh nutrients and

can provide amazing results for this amazing remedy we need aloe vera gel

vitamin E capsule and Body Lotion aloe vera gel has plenty of nutrients like

vitamin E and vitamin E there are great for the skin it also contains plant

steroids that have anti-inflammatory properties which can make your skin

healthy and hydrated we all know that body lotion and vitamin E oil both are

widely used in daily skincare routine both of them are individually good for

your skin and offer many benefits combining this with aloe vera gel can

bring more benefits than normal let's see the making of this natural

moisturizer take one tablespoon of aloe vera gel

and add 1 tablespoon of body lotion 1 vitamin E capsule extract to it and mix

well

mix all the ingredients thoroughly and are played on your skin apply this

mixture in the evening ours are before going to bed to protect your skin from

sun rays at daytime you can also apply this moisturizer your hands and feet to

hydrate skin because every part in the body is important leave it whole night

in bed with a lukewarm water in the morning you can apply this on your lips

and they'll never become dry you can use this cream on your eyebrows and they'll

stay in shape you can also use it to remove stretch marks use a gentle

moisturizer on a daily basis you can use richer moisturizers during the winter

months to counteract the dryness caused by the cold temperatures using a

moisturizer every day can make your skin glow and provide deep hydration general

tips to stay hydrated use a body lotion that is universal for all skin types or

is for your specific skin type do not use harsh soaps our body washes as this

can make your skin dry and dull while taking a shower or washing your face

ensure that the water is lukewarm and not hot because hot water can zap

moisture from the skin and finally do let us know your results and thoughts in

the comment section below

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Fifth Harmony's Dinah Jane Channels Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson for "You're Welcome" | Lip Sync Battle - Duration: 1:48.

(crowd cheering)

(You're Welcome playing)

♪ Open your eyes, let's begin ♪

♪ Yes, it's really me, it's Maui, breathe it in ♪

♪ I know it's a lot, the hair, the bod ♪

♪ When you're staring at a demi-god ♪

♪ What can I say except you're welcome ♪

♪ Ha! I guess it's just my way of being me ♪

♪ You're welcome, you're welcome ♪

♪ Well, come to think of it ♪

♪ Kid, honestly I can go on and on ♪

♪ I can explain every natural phenomenon ♪

♪ The tide, the grass, the ground ♪

♪ Oh, that was Maui just messing around ♪

♪ I killed an eel, I buried its guts ♪

♪ Sprouted a tree, now you got coconuts ♪

♪ What's the lesson? What is the take-away? ♪

♪ Don't mess with Maui when he's on the break-away ♪

♪ And the tapestry here on my skin ♪

♪ Is a map of the victories I win ♪

♪ Look where I've been, I make everything happen ♪

♪ Look at that mini-Maui just tippity-tappin' ♪

Ha! Ha! Ha! Ha! Ha! Ha! Hey!

(rhythmic clapping)

(rumbling, hissing)

And thank you!

(cheering)

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Node JS for Beginners : Learn Node.js Step-by-Step [Part 1] - Introduction to Node.JS (2018) - Duration: 9:06.

Hey What's going on guys welcome back to the channel

The IT Guy and today will be learning about the fundamentals of node JS now this is going

to be a series of videos where will be learning the concepts of node JS and learn how to code

in node JS so if you are new to my channel consider subscribing at the end of this video

if you are interested in the upcoming videos as well also this video is for complete beginners

who have no idea or a little bit idea of node JS and also for those developers who have

little experience in node JS and want to brush up the skills in it so as far as the prerequisites

are concerned I will say that you must have a basic knowledge of JavaScript I'm not asking

that you have to be a pro in it but you must have a basic knowledge about it like how to

declare variables and all that stuff DOM manipulation and all that now actually I am also thinking

to start a simple crash course of JavaScript where I'll quickly teach you how to work on

Javascript and how to do DOM manipulations and all that stuff so if you're interested

in that tell me about it in the comment section and we will see that video comes up soon Now

let's start with node JS so now what is node JS node JS is basically JavaScript running

on the server side now for years JavaScript was thought as a client side language that

only runs in the browser which actually made it fast but also extremely limited and it

was used for improving UI's, making sliders, animations, validation on client side and all

that stuff but now it can be done on the server side by node JS and it is built on Chrome

V8 JavaScript engine which is extremely powerful and in my opinion Chrome is the best browser

now your thoughts might be completely different and there's nothing wrong in that but in my

opinion Chrome is the best browser that I have used and its build on that no no just

can be used to build fast and scalable web application and node JS uses an event driven

non blocking IO model which makes it lightweight an efficient now it's completely fine if you

don't understand the last line because we will be seeing about it further in this series

of videos so let's get over it so now let's talk about the non blocking IO model of node

JS which is one of the most important advantage or I would say 'The' most important advantage

of node JS well lets first talk about some other server side Technologies like PHP or

Ruby On Rails many others so let's take example of PHP here so when you build a PHP application

on any server like Apache Server the each connection or the request that you make to

the server spawns a new thread which takes off the system memory and it will eventually

Max out whatever the maximum memory load handles so basically it needs to wait for one process

to finish before it starts the next one and this works in a 'synchronous' manner but for

node JS it works on a single thread and it works on 'asynchronous' manner so it can support

tens of thousands of concurrent connections at once so because of this it optimises the

throughput and scalability now that's the reason why node JS apps are extremely fast

and efficient now if you still have some other doubts in your mind then its ok it happens

if a starting a new language once you start working on this languages you will get to

it how this things work so moving head node JS uses something called as the event loop

so node JS runs on single thread which we have discussed before so it supports concurrencey

via events and callbacks so it uses an event Emitter class which is used to bind events

and event listeners so now if you look at the diagram you will get a bit more idea about

the event loop so every new task is handled by the event loop it binds the event and event

listeners to it so once the process of execution is completed then it returns a complete call

back and because of which the next process goes into execution so this whole complete

process is done by the event loop and if it still sounds gibberish to you then just keep

this in mind that other Technologies like PHP uses synchronous call while nodeJS works

on asynchronous which makes it more faster than them and it uses events and callbacks

to handle the execution so now let's take a look at the things that we can build using

node JS so you can create real time services like chat box games using socket.io which

we'll be seeing it it's a really popular module used in node JS and you can create CMS social

application Blogs with node JS you can also create rest API and other back end applications

basically can build anything that is not CPU intensive and if you are really thinking of

starting some new language then I really suggest that node JS is the language you should be

looking forward to so moving ahead what is npm so in the next video will see the installation

process so when we install node npm is also installed so npm is basically node JS package

manager it is used to install other modules and packages in node application and all the

modules that you will install they will get stored in a node_modules folder so that's

basically a brief idea what and NPM is next let's see about the popular node JS module

so first is electron it's really popular and it is used to build cross-platform native

web applications using HTML CSS and JavaScript now in simple words if I say that you can

use Web Technology languages like HTML CSS and build desktop applications on any platform

it can be Windows Mac or Linux you just have to code it once and you can compile it all

the three platforms so it's really popular nowadays second we will talk about is Express

it is a backend Framework for web development we will be seeing how to use Express in further

videos next socket.io which is a server-side component for websockets as I mentioned earlier

it it can be used to make that chat box which is really a real time application so next

is connect it is an extensible HTTP server Framework which is a baseline for Express

next is mongo or mongoose this of wrappers to interact with mongo DB database now mongo

DB is a no SQL database and the reason why mongo DB is more popular because it is more

compatible with node but its not like you can use only mongo DB database node JS has

support for my SQL sq Lite postgresql so you can use other database is as well but mongo

DB is more preferred by developers because it is more compatible with node JS so next

is coffeescript so we have copy script compiler which is basically a superscript of JavaScript

too many scripts and next we have Pug which is new name for Jade if you heard about it

it's an Template engine used in node you can imagine it like HTML if you just google it

you will see the syntax of it is mostly similar to HTML So ya these are some of the popular

module in node JS and in further videos we might be seeing how to use this module in

code so I hope you will enjoy watching those tutorials as well so saying that this completes

our tutorial for the introduction to node JS I hope I haven't lost you in the middle

so in the next video we'll be seeing how to install node JS and do basic programming in

it so press the bell icon to get notification if you haven't subscribe to my channel and

I'll see you next time bye bye

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die Asamkirche in München - Learn Intermediate German for B1/B2 #37 - Deutsch lernen - Duration: 4:52.

B1/B2 Video of the Week #37: die Asamkirche in München

The Asam Church in Munich is not to be missed, but you can do that very easily.

If you see this church from the street, you could simply walk past it.

It is across the street from a Starbucks and on a street full of stores.

Officially the Asam Church is called the "St. Johann Nepomuk Church".

People call it the "Asam Church", because two brothers with the last name "Asam" built the church as a private chapel.

According to legend, the brothers were in a life threatening situation in a boat on the Danube River

and they promised on the condition of their rescue to build a house of God.

The brothers Asam bought four houses.

The two houses in the middle were demolished in order to be able to build the church.

Because the houses were long and thin, the Asam Church is only 22 meters by 8 meters.

The southern house was the private home of Egid Quirin Asam and the northern house was the house of the priest.

The church was built in such a way that Egid could see the high altar through a window in his house.

Although the brothers wanted the church as a private chapel, they had to open it to the public after protests.

As the official name already indicated, this church is dedicated to Saint Johann Nepomuk.

Therefore there are a lot of references to Johann Nepomuk in this church.

He is the patron saint of the secret of the confessional, because he was drowned in the Moldova River, because he didn't want to break the secret of confession of the queen.

Above the entrance there is a winged heart with the Latin words

"Fides spes charitas in ioanne unitas".

In Germany you say "Faith, Hope and Love united through John".

Directly above the door is a sculpture of Johann Nepomuk.

You can recognize that from his halo with five stars,

the palm leaves in the hand of an angel and the finger, that the angel is holding in front of his mouth in reference to the secret of the confessional.

The doors depict parts of his life and the ceiling fresco depicts his life, death and the canonization of Saint Nepomuk.

The walls of the church are covered in frescos from Cosmas Asam, but the ceiling fresco is considered his masterpiece.

The inside exceeds the aesthetic that you see from outside.

As you go through the oversized doors, you see one of the most beautiful and exemplary rococo churches in Germany.

Rococo is recognized by its ornate sculptures and paintings.

It is characterized by an always repeating asymmetrical and often golden ornate theme.

Next to the inner entrance, there is a peculiar sculpture that is decorating a confessional.

A golden angel is holding the thread of life of a deceased person, which a golden death is cutting.

Other sculptures also depict death.

There are two winged skulls.

The one is wrapped with a snake and the other has a golden wreath as a crown.

On the right above the skeleton there is a sculpture of St. Jerome.

He is holding the bible in the right hand, because he translated the bible into the Latin of the time.

On the other side of the room there is a sculpture of St. Peter. In his hand he holds the papal keys.

These keys are supposed to open the gates of heaven.

Simply stated, this church is my favorite church in Germany.

It is so beautiful and I almost missed it my first time in Munich.

I was in Munich with a school group and we were walking down Sendlinger Street.

I noticed the columns and the doors and asked our tour guide what was inside.

He said, "Go inside and find out."

Now I go to this church every time I am in Munich.

You can visit this church too.

It is open daily from 9 o'clock until 5 o'clock pm.

Monday through Friday there is a mass held at 5 pm, on Sunday at 9 am and at 10:30 am.

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Centre for Digital Scholarship tools - Duration: 2:54.

The Centre for Digital Scholarship is a service that the library provides to

support work in the digital scholarship area -- both a physical space in and a

service area. Digital scholarship is using the newer technologies like text

analysis, data analysis, and GIS to give researchers an opportunity to display

data and interpretations in a different way than they have in the past. The space

is open to undergraduates, postgraduates -- across all disciplines, all faculties.

HDR's will want to see what's offered in the CDS because we do offer

training in a number of software areas like text analysis and

support in areas like GIS. I'm one of the Centre for Digital Scholarship support

officers. So we're a group with diverse roles and different interests and

expertise in a suite of different digital tools. We work with individual

students -- usually research students -- so HDR students, to help them with the different

things they're getting stuck with in terms of using

different software programs to utilise a different research method or to

analyse data. There's quite a diverse array of different

software programs too that can be quite specifically targeted to a particular

research objective. So my advice would be to have a good

discussion with your supervisor and work out what the objectives are and what

type of software programs they would suggest that you look at and then come and have

a chat with us and we can help you support your growth and learning

to use that particular software program. There is contact hours. There's always

somebody in the CDS between 11:00am and 2:00pm during the week so people can just

drop in if they have a query about a particular software program or a

problem they're having with a research method. If they've already had

discussions with their supervisor and they're clear about what they're not

understanding then we can help sometimes with those kind of queries. So what it

would involve would be sending an email to the CDS if you wanted to meet

outside of those hours and then somebody from the team would get in contact by

email -- probably the person who works closest with those particular types of

research methods or tools -- and then we just sit together and have a one-on-one and

we talk about what the problems are, try to nut through, and find a good solution.

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