This is a cup of coffee.
It is 1 of the.
most popular beverages.
in the world.
because of its taste.
aroma.
and ability to keep u awake.
But according to a judge.
in california.
coffee is probably cancerous.
but can coffee really cause cancer?
According to a judge.
in California.
the next time u buy your favourite.
cafe au lait.
espresso.
and loooong black.
you will see a cancer warning.
much like how it is.
when u buy a pack of cigarette.
This is because coffee has.
a substance called
acrylamide is a probable carcinogen.
Carcinogen is a substance.
which could potentially cause
You can potentially find acrylamide.
in wastewater treatment.
papermaking.
ore processing.
and... food?
In 2002.
the Swedish National Food Administration first reported.
the presence of acrylamide in food.
So what kind of food has acrylamide?
Acrylamide is formed when.
food containing sugar and protein.
is heated and turn brown.
This is called the
For instance.
when you bake the bread.
fry the rice.
and roast the coffeebeans.
acrylamide is formed in the process.
so,
is it justifiable to put a
CANCER warning
the next time you want to
buy a cup of coffee?
Well,
there are a few things
you have to understand
in some complex
complicated
but scientific
animal studies
the researchers used
the normal amount of acrylamide
we usually get from our food
in their experiment.
So how much acrylamide
is dangerous for human consumption?
to be honest
we're not exactly sure.
And even then,
the results in the animal studies
have been
some research suggest that humans
digest acrylamide differently
compared to animals.
Also,
there are no well-done human studies
that strongly suggest
that acrylamide could
actually cause cancer in humans
So,
Should you stop drinking coffee?
The current evidence is ambiguous.
We cannot be 100% certain
that coffee is cancerous
But new research suggests
well
the take home message
is therefore
Did you know that
drinking too much water
could lead to water intoxication
which could also kill you?
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This is how to put the little 1 to 144 room together - Duration: 6:06.
I'm selling small miniature rooms in 1:144
On my miniature sales exhibitions
Or you can contact me
As they are some I do sell
If you buy this one, you get it in a small bag, with a "how to"
I don't have that in this one
You get thees parts in the bag
You get two side pieces there is the same size
You get a bsckwall
And you get a top part
For your room
So I take the top part and the floor and put it to the side
And Starts with the sides
I likes to wipe them of, as the black
Here rubs of, as you can see
But I do start with my walls
So I have the two sides here, and the backside
Then I have some wallpaper
For the walls
You can also buy that by me, or you can make it your self
And i decide for what is up and what is down on this paper
I want this side down
So I cut the edge nice and clean
This way I have a strit edge down here
And I cut the one of the ends as well
You can do it like you feel like, I do it the way I think is easiest
So I have a clean edge down here, and up here
Turn it around
Then I take som ordenary school glue
Place a little school glue on the wall
And smear it all out to the edges
Then I take my wall paper, with the corner I know that I cut nice down here
And place
My wall
Smear the glue
All out in the edges
Without to much glue
Ups . . tacke the glued side
Turne it down
And place it so it fits
On the wall paper
So now we let this all dry, that takes 4-5 min.
So now it the glue all dry, so I cut the walls free
And inbetween
There was a little extra here
So I have
All my walls
With paper on
Then I take the floor
And put the walls to the side for now
And finds a pice of floor thing I like
This is some wery thin felt with a pattern on
And again I use some paper glue
In a thin layer
And I make sure to reach all the edges
And place it on my carpet here
As I want it
And when it is dry, I cut the rest of
Now the glue on my floor piece dry
And I found my wall pieces
And I decided how to turn them
Then again I take some glue
Then I glue alle the way along
The long side if I can do so
Take the floor here, and place it in the corner
On my glue jig
All the way into the corner, take that wall that goes on that side
And place it
Like this
Leave it like this
On my glue jig untill it is all dry
I glued one of the walls
And then I take som normal school glue
Making sure it is the right way around, iti s
Then I place some glue here at the bottom
For the floor
And a little op along the side here
Like this
Placing my wall, and I did make sure it is the right way around
All the way into the corner here, making sure it is sitting right
Placing my magnet so it holds
Then we have this little part left
And we just glue that on to the top here, to give it a
Nicer top, you can always
Decorate it or paint it first if you like to do that
Like that
Then I'm done
With the room - inside
Now I will let the glue dry
So my little room is now all dry and ready for use
And that is actually all there is to this, unless you want to paint it on the outside
Or give it something on the outside
But the room is done now, and now you can
Place small things in it like you feel like
And decorate it
So thanks for watching
And happy crafting
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Why Indian Ocean is named after India? - UniWhy - Duration: 1:48.
The Indian Ocean is the third largest of the world's oceanic divisions, covering Seven
Crore Five Lakh Sixty Thousand SQ.KM. approximately 20% of the water on the Earth's surface.
So in this video let us see Why Indian Ocean is named after India?
The Indian Ocean is known as Ratnākara in
Sanskrit "the mine of gems" in ancient Sanskrit literature, and as Hind Mahāsāgar in Hindi.
The Britishers, French, Portuguese and Spanish were in a rat race to discover the sea route
to India from Europe.
Towards the end of the medieval period, Many navigators and sea traders wanted to travel
to India & they were interested in the Indian Route, in order to reach India.
When they finally discovered the route it began to be called as the "Indian ocean" .The
ocean had been so dominated by the Indians since 3100 BCE. and geographically India
has largest coastline in Indian ocean which makes it much more competitive for others.
& is centrally located between east and west Asia which gives it command over trade routes.
So to summarise Indian Ocean is named after India due to its Geographical Coastline and
oldest trade routes to India
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Check out the link in the description to Suggest your Why question. Hope you will do one.
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