Waching daily Mar 1 2018

Type python, and you'll see this:

'python' is not recognized as an

internal or external command,

operable program or batch file.

Today, we're going to solve it.

Search for python...

and you'll see this icon (blue background with python logo).

Right click on it --> Open file location

--> Open file location again

and you will see this: python.exe

now, copy the directory (C:\Program files\Python36).

And then, right click on This PC

--> Properties

--> click on Advanced system settings

and...

make sure you're in Advanced tap

--> click on Environment Variables...

--> click on path, but if you don't see this; you can create New... one.

But if you already have it,

Click on Edit....

Than, click on New

--> past what we have copied

and (now) we're set.

okay?

OK

Let's test it again.

WHOO

you see

no err0r

everything working good :)

please, subscribe... THANKS!!!

For more infomation >> [SOLVED] python is not recognized - Duration: 1:53.

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What Is Schizophrenia Anyways? - Duration: 3:11.

Hey there!

Welcome to Life Noggin.

Mental health is important.

Just like some of my human friends have conditions that can be more easily seen on the outside,

others have conditions that affect them mentally.

One of these conditions is Schizophrenia.

Schizophrenia is described as a severe and chronic mental disorder that can affect different

parts of a person's life, such as how they think, feel, and make decisions.

Often showing up in their late teens or 20s, individuals with schizophrenia often have

a different interpretation of what they believe to be reality.

Compared to other mental disorders, it is not very common, but it can be a pretty severe

disorder.

According to the National Institute of Mental Health, the main symptoms of schizophrenia

fall under one of three categories; positive symptoms, negative symptoms, and cognitive

symptoms.

Positive symptoms include psychotic behaviors not generally seen in people without schizophrenia,

such as hallucinations, delusions, and agitated body movements.

Negative symptoms disrupt the a person's behaviors and emotions, such as reduced speaking, difficulty

starting activities, and less pleasure in everyday life.

Cognitive symptoms include trouble paying attention and using information to make decisions.

So once it's figured out that someone has schizophrenia, what is treatment like?

Well, since it's a chronic condition that doesn't have a cure, it requires lifelong

treatment.

Common treatments include antipsychotic medications and psychotherapy.

Antipsychotic medications are typically a daily pill or liquid, but can sometimes be

injections given once or twice a month.

Psychotherapy is usually a step taken after a patient is put on an effective medication

regime, and teaches people coping skills to help address whatever challenges they still

face with schizophrenia.

And even better treatments might be on the horizon!

According to a recent press release, scientists have unraveled the molecular structure of

risperidone, an often prescribed antipsychotic, docked in its D2 dopamine receptor.

It's allowed scientists to have the chance at understanding how some antipsychotic drugs

bind to their primary molecular target in the human brain.

Their discovery might just pave the way for a new generation of antipsychotic drugs that

can better treat mental illnesses like schizophrenia, with the hope of more desirable outcomes and

fewer side effects.

Currently, common side effects and risks associated with antipsychotics include things like weight

gain and movement disorders, so reducing or getting rid of the chance for these could

be great for the treatment process.

Going back to our friends at the National Institute of Mental Health, they have some

advice for supporting or caring for someone with schizophrenia.

Help them get treatment and encourage them to stick with it.

Maybe even find some support groups if you can.

Remember that their beliefs and hallucinations can feel very real to them, so do your best

to acknowledge their thoughts and feelings with kindness and respect!

I do love it when you humans help each other.

So have you are anyone you've known been affected by schizophrenia?

If you're comfortable with sharing, let me know in the comments below

If you wanna learn more, check out the video we did on what it's like to have ADHD.

it can be common to have times of inattention, sporadic motor activity, or even times of

impulsivity, but for most people with ADHD these times are far more severe and frequent.

As always my name is Blocko.

This has been Life Noggin.

Don't Forget To Keep On Thinking!

For more infomation >> What Is Schizophrenia Anyways? - Duration: 3:11.

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The Arctic Is Now Warmer Than Europe - Duration: 3:12.

The

Arctic Is Now Warmer Than Europe

A freak warming means that at the moment Europe is colder than the Arctic thanks to the warming

around the North Pole sending over the Arctic blast.

Scientists have now said that the strange weather might occur more often thanks to man-made

global warming.

Record Warm Temperatures in the Arctic The Cape Morris Jesup meteorological site

is based at the northern tip of Greenland and so far in 2018, it has enjoyed 61 hours

of temperatures that have been above the level of freezing, which has smashed the record.

This has been linked to a retreat of the sea ice that is rare in the winter darkness of

the Arctic.

Climate scientist Ruth Mottram said that the weather has never been as extreme as it is

now.

The scientists said that warmth has come to the Arctic from the Atlantic and Bering Strait

and this is driving the cold air to the south.

In the Arctic region, the temperatures have been about 20 centigrade above normal and

this has come in at about minus 8 centigrade.

Meanwhile to the south Rome saw a rare snowstorm on Monday and mayors in Brussels said that

they were planning to find places for the homeless and detain them if they should refuse

to take shelter.

This was due to the fact that temperatures were set to fall under � 10 centigrade.

Oslo and Warsaw Minus 8 Centigrade Colder Than Arctic

Warsaw and Oslo saw temperatures that plummeted to minus 8 centigrade as winds came in from

the east from Siberia.

Back in 1973, there was a study that suggested that the Arctic Ocean could become ice-free,

which would make the regions to the south colder.

The warm Arctic cold continent pattern has been called wacc-y or wacky by climate scientists.

Professor Lars Kaleschke, the professor at the University of Hamburg, said that the wacky

weather had continued and the strength and persistence of it are frightening.

Could the Arctic Become Ice Free Due to Global Warming?

He went on to say that the big question now was whether or not that type of weather would

occur more often.

Scientists believe that a shrinking of sea ice over the long term is linked with global

warming and it exposes the warm water underneath and this then releases more heat into the

atmosphere of Earth.

This could then be disrupting the jet stream at high altitude.

Nalan Koc, the research director at the Norwegian Polar Institute said that the jet stream becomes

wavier and this means that the cold air penetrates more to the south and the warmer air goes

further north.

The Arctic Ocean sea ice has been at a record low in February and it was recorded at 14.1

million square km according to the US National Snow and Ice Data Centre.

This is said to be about one million times less than normal.