Sadhguru many of my colleagues and I are soon gonna begin our professional
careers so there may be occasions in the in the course of a career where we are
confronted with modern moral dilemmas for example a situation where you are
required to defend someone you know is guilty or a situation where you have to
prosecute someone you know is innocent now the law says that every accused is
entitled to an attorney and the right to a fair trial now if I decide to define
this particular accused individual and I define and I defend him successfully
then should I be pleased with the acquittal or should I regret the the
fact that the victim has been has not received justice so how do i reconcile
this conflict between my conscience and my professional obligations 3 your
profession is a constitutional obligation you have no business to see
what is right and wrong your business is just to interpret the Constitution for
the well-being of the citizen who comes to you crime has commited maybe but
sometimes the crimes are so heinous then the human question will come up should I
save this guy at all so this is not a don't make this into
your moral dilemma this is a professional thing where you must decide
are you fulfilling your constitutional responsibilities or no this is not for
you to take a moral stand ok this guy has done something that I don't like so
let him hang this is not for you to decide your business is just to
interpret the law so that everybody gets a fair this thing this one's happened
can I tell you - this happened Shankaran Pillai was accused of murder
accused of murder so he went on pleading not guilty not guilty not guilty after
four years when the case was nearly coming to a close
suddenly he said okay I will plead guilty so the judge asked all these four
years whatever we said you went on saying not guilty now you are saying
guilty what is this he said at that time I had not heard the evidence so when
somebody commits a crime of course he tries to save his skin all right and
when somebody commits a crime it's not for everybody to take a call right now
it's happening on the social media and even in the television channels okay
hanging castrating do these do that if you go by this then lynching is what you
will do in the end why go to the court let's Lynch them when we see they have
done something wrong because when something really terrible
happens in front of you or you come to know it's happened it's not just robbery
some terrible things are being done all right really terrible things happen the
crowd will want to lynch that guy even regular people so responsible people in
the country are uttering these words I would like to be the hangman for this
guy so why they are saying this is yes your humanity burns when you see such
things happening but you as a lawyer your business is just to interpret the
law to stay within the framework of the Constitution it's not for you because
you know these guys committed the crime it's not for you to take a gun and shoot
that guy in the court that's not your business that should happen through due
process if we even if it looks unjust what is unjust is the length of time
that these legal procedures are taking if we want justice to be reasonable and
human or humane it's very important that has to be reduced this time is killing
people and this time is making people do extrajudicial stuff simply because the
amount of time it's taking this has to change so I mean it was an extremely
insightful explanation and you talked about why why certain mobs why certain
individuals take law in their own hands maybe the judicial delays may be the
time-consuming process oh just one clarification an idea is
that while the absence of adequate legal infrastructure might propel them to do
such acts are such acts justified despite the inadequate legal
infrastructure that's one I thought I made that extremely clear in the
previous answer anything outside the framework of law the moment you think
it's all right however nice and right it may look to
you then you're breaking the nation made me as a lawyer or as a citizen I even as
a citizen but at the same time when there is no law when the law is cued in
somebody else's favor I know I will not get justice something terrible happens
to me you cannot stop this human being from doing it so it is both ways is it
correct it is definitely not corrected nobody has the right to do it but you
cannot use that position and keep on keeping people in a state of injustice
they will act in their own way so legal reforms need to happen rapidly otherwise
you will see things going people taking it in their own hands thank you for the
awesome
you
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Fake Microns?! Fineliner Review for Inktober & Avoiding Counterfeits - Duration: 15:05.
Hello everybody, and welcome back to Jenna Gets Creative!
Since we are heading into October very soon, and a lot of you fellow artists will be participating
in Inktober, I thought we would discuss the various pen options out there and also a little
cautionary tale about fake Microns.
So here we have what I consider to be the four kings of water resistant / water proof
pigment fineliners.
The Micron, since we are talking about Microns.
Of course this is the Japanese style needle tip nib. [testing the pen] Micron 03.
This is considered by many on YouTube and in the art community to be the gold standard
of pigment liners, and it is pretty darn good, but it's not the only option.
Copic Multiliner.
These are waterproof when dry, but more importantly if you are a marker artist, they are Copic
marker proof.
[testing the pen] Copic 03.
Then we have the Staedtler Pigment Liner.
This is actually my favourite fineliner when I'm drawing mandalas and that sort of stuff.
[testing the pen] Staedtler 03.
Faber-Castell Pitt pen, another excellent option.
This is the nib size "S" and I have no idea what size that actually is.
It looks to be a little bit bigger.
[testing the pen] Faber-Castell Pitt S. Yeah, this looks like it's probably more like an
05.
So, as I said, all four of these are meant to be waterproof when dry.
[testing waterproofness with a clean water brush pen] These are waterproof.
If you're into more of a brush or plastic nib type pen, you might have seen the Micron
PN.
Here it is.
[testing the pen] Micron PN.
Very, very nice.
You can get some line variation.
Not a whole lot.
Now, there are these Tombow calligraphy pens.
The two different colours are differences in the nib, not the colour of the ink.
They are both black ink despite the fact that this one's green and this one's blue.
[testing the pen] Tombow Green.
That was a very soft, flexible tip.
The green one.
[testing the pen] Tombow Blue.
That is a much firmer nib, closer to the Micron PN but not quite.
Edding 1340 brushpen.
Very, very nice.
[testing the pen] edding.
Of course the Micron PN is just as good as the other Microns.
The Tombow are also waterproof.
The edding is not waterproof!
Be careful with that.
Zig Writer-for-Vellum.
It has this nice little plastic nib that's similar, again, to the Micron PN and those
Tombow pens, and it has this much bigger marker type bullet nib. [testing the pen] Zig. [testing
for waterproofness] Sharpie fineliners.
[testing the pen] Sharpie Pen. [testing the pen] Sharpie Ultra Fine Point.
The Ultra Fine is not AS fine.
Of course, these are Sharpies, you know they're gonna work, they're gonna be waterproof.
They're Sharpie.
But, like Sharpies, they are going to feather out on thirstier papers.
Particularly this fatter one.
I don't know why this is called ultra fine; it's not! [proving waterproof] Basic writing
pens.
This is a Uni-Ball Signo gel pen.
[testing the pen] Signo.
This is the Pentel EngerGel Metal Point (0.7mm) [testing the pen] EnerGel.
The Pilot Hi-Tecpoint V7. [testing the pen] Hi-Tecpoint.
It should not be any surprise to anyone, but uh... gel pen, is not, waterproof.
Keep that in mind.
Fountain pens.
This one, I don't think it has a brand name... oh!
There we go, it's the Jinhao.
[Struggles to pronounce it.]
J-I-N-H-A-O.
These are an Asian brand and they are excellent.
Very nice weight to them.
Very, very nice nibs and everything.
I am using the ink cartridge it came with.
[testing the pen] Technical difficulties!
I haven't written with it in a while, so it's not flowing well.
But again, the ink it came with [testing for waterproof] sooooooo no waterproof!
Of course, You can put whatever ink you want in a fountain pen.
Moving on to the Micron imposters.
This is STA.
I believe this is actually just a legitimate art brand in Asia.
[testing the pen] STA!!!
"For Drawing" in 03.
[testing the pen] For Drawing.
(That's an A, not an O) This is just called "Drawing."
But if you were just to glance at this, it kinda looks like a Micron, right?
[compares Drawing to a real Micron] [testing the pen] Drawing 08.
This is a Micro-Line in 05.
This is put out by Superior, not Sakura.
They are, "Superior."
But again, the packaging is very, very similar.
They are definitely trying to fool you.
[testing the pen] Micro-Line 05.
The fake that claims to be a Micron.
[testing the pen] "Micron" 03.
[testing with water] Now, of course that's spreading around the ink, but the STA is waterproof.
[cleans off water brush pen] The STA is good! [shows STA pen] This is good.
It is waterproof.
"For Drawing" is fairly waterproof.
Once you go back and forth a bit you'll start to pick up a little bit.
It's not bad.
That's this one [shows pen] Also pretty good if you want to pick up this instead.
The "Drawing" one [shows pen] is absolutely not waterproof.
The Micro-Line by Superior - absolutely not waterproof.
This fake Micron - Really, really, really.
not.
waterproof.
So here we have a full six pack set of legitimate Microns and their equivalents in the fakes
I ordered off of Wish before I knew the difference.
At first glance, these look exactly the same.
But if you're looking closely...
You might be able to tell, the legitimate one is on top.
The wording with "Micron" is slightly thicker (bolder) on the fake pen.
Very importantly here, the writing under the AP seal is completely different.
The legitimate one has less writing.
And just in general, the barrel is a slightly different colour.
On the caps here, the legitimate Micron writing is much, much thinner.
You'll notice, though, that they have every detail in there.
That is the Sakura logo.
This writing is all the same.
It makes the same claims.
It even has the same barcode.
So, anybody who gets fooled, like, you are completely forgiven... but you've been fooled.
[showing the tips, uncapped] The fake is on the left.
These are both a 005 (0.05).
[Shows how they are not the same size] So here we have a comparison of the lines.
Sorry about the 02 on the fake side, it's dying.
I don't know why!
I got these about four months ago.
They're.... they're pretty close, but they don't really match up.
We can't really compare the 02 because it was dying.
But these 005 pens are not the same.
[indicates the real one] This one is thinner.
The 01, not the same.
Again, the fake is bigger.
The 03, for some reason, the legitimate one is bigger.
05, that's starting to look okay.
08, that's looking the same.
Now for the water test, real... [tests with water] No problem!
Fakes... [tests with water] Look at all that smudging!
Not waterproof!
Again, I wanted to show you these fake ones.
All the pieces are just thicker, and clunkier, and not very well finished.
Look at these rough pieces on the end of the metal needle point, there.
[indicates ink ring] This black ring here is because a lot of these leaked in shipping,
and I had to clean them off, but they've continued to leak, and now it's in the caps, and, yeah.
[twisting end of pen] This is so poorly put together that this has come off when I didn't
want it to a few times.
Particularly when I'm using it and I take the cap off and stick the cap on the end,
I pull the cap off [tries a few times] sometimes this comes off.
[tips out ink cartridge] And then that happens!
And this goes flying across the room and makes marks on your floor!
Not fun.
In summary, all of these pens before you are ones that I would recommend for Inktober or
any other inking needs.
If you are ordering cheapies from places like Wish and AliExpress, these ones are pretty
darn good.
The kings!
Well, this is the Micron PN.
The kings, of course: Micron, Copic, Faber-Castell, and Staedtler.
I rate all of these equal in terms of a nice, waterproof pigment liner.
If you're working specifically with Copic markers, obviously the Copic is pretty good.
Micron is also really good.
Faber-Castell and Staedtler will do funny things with some alcohol inks, but they are
great for water-based materials.
If you are wanting more flexibe tips, more line variation, the Tombows are pretty waterproof,
and they are very nice.
If you're wanting something completely different, and waterproof, the Zig Writer-for-Vellum
is very nice.
If you're on a budget and you don't want to be scammed so you're buying local,
Sharpie pens!
You cannot go wrong!
They are permanent.
They are a Sharpie.
But they will feather.
If you don't mind not being waterproof, and you like calligraphy brush type pens, edding
is excellent.
But again, not waterproof.
If you are getting a cheap fountain pen, Jinhao is good.
I do recommend them.
I had a little bit of trouble here because it's been sitting not used for quite a while.
It is a good pen, I promise! [re-tests pen to demonstrate how nice it is] You can get
quite a bit of line variation.
I do love this pen.
Those are my recommendations, that's my review of these pens, and my warning about fake Microns.
Thank you so much for joining me.
I will see you on Tuesday with a regular art video.
Thank you so much, buh bye!
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Prince Charles is doing this for the first time ahead of 70th birthday - Duration: 3:12.
Ahead of his 70th birthday celebrations in November, Prince Charles and the Duchess of Cornwall are to tour Gambia, Ghana and Nigeria
On Thursday, Clarence House confirmed that the royal couple will begin their tour in The Gambia on 31 October to celebrate The Gambia's return into the Commonwealth in February this year
They will be welcomed to the country by the President of The Gambia, His Excellency Mr
Adama Barrow, at a ceremony in McCarthy Square in the Capital City of Banjul. Scott Furssedonn-Wood, Charles' deputy private secretary, said the couple were visiting the three countries at the request of the British Government
He added: "Their Royal Highnesses' visit will celebrate the 's historic ties with these three Commonwealth nations, and also our dynamic contemporary partnerships with each of them in areas ranging from business to the arts, defence co-operation to medical research
" He continued: "The tour will also highlight the people-to-people links between our countries and the invaluable contribution they make to our shared prosperity and security
" During their tour, which will take place during the months of October and November, Charles and Camilla will visit the Medical Research Centre, which is a faculty of the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine
The Prince will also visit the Gambian Armed Forces Training Centre, where troops are trained for their role with the United Nations - African Union Hybrid Operation in Darfur
Meanwhile, Camilla will visit a school to meet young people aspiring to enter The Queen's Commonwealth Essay Competition, which is the world's oldest schools' international writing competition, managed by The Royal Commonwealth Society since 1883
MORE: The Queen is planning a very lavish 70th birthday party for Prince Charles On 2 November, the royal couple will start their visit to Ghana, which in 1957 became the first majority-ruled African country to join the Commonwealth
The royals will be welcomed at Jubilee House by President Nana Akufo-Addo and the First Lady, Rebecca Akufo-Addo
Other key events in the programme in Accra will include a State Banquet celebrating the ties between the and Ghana, attended by senior dignitaries in Ghana and prominent members of the British Ghanaian Diaspora as well as key figures from business, arts, culture and media
Then four days later, Prince Charles and Camilla will arrive in Abuja, Nigeria where they will be welcomed by President Muhammadu Buhari at the Presidential Villa
During their visit here, Their Royal Highnesses will undertake a series of engagements in Abuja and Lagos where they will have the opportunity to interact with a cross-section of Nigerians from Traditional Leaders to those in business, the arts, fashion, the armed forces and the charitable sector
Over the course of the tour, the royals will take part in commemorative events to acknowledge the sacrifice made by Gambian, Ghanaian and Nigerian soldiers during the First and Second World Wars, and in more recent times during international peacekeeping missions
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Hair Myths You Should Stop Believing | Reasons for Dandruff | Juggun Kazim - Duration: 10:04.
I hope that you are enjoying my videos.
And are commenting on them as well, which I'm really enjoying.
So please, remember to
subscribe to my channel, and ofcourse like
and comment.
Assalam O Alaikum,
There are alot of things that we have been hearing
about hair, since our childhood. There are alot of hair myths,
So today we will be busting 10 hair myths.
First hair myth, it is said that
if you keep cutting your hair
your hair will become very healthy.
Now cutting hair has no
link or connection to healthy hair,
Your hair are dead.
Basically the hair grows at
the follicle and the rest of the hair is dead.
So if you will cut your hair again and again
your hear will be healthy but
they will not grow with speed.
The speed of hair growth depends on
your nutrition, health and genetic setup.
And has less or no connection to
being cut again and again.
Second, it is said,
that hair get damaged due to blow drying,
and it is better to dry them naturally.
It is right to some extent, because
if you dry alot at full speed of the dryer,
then obviously your hair will dry out
and damage but natural drying
and drying at low speed of the dryer
does not have much of a difference.
So, if your hair are wet,
and you want to use a dryer because its winters,
then do use it.
But ofcourse using alot of treatments
and chemicals and other things
and then drying would damage hair.
Another myth, it is said
that hair get used to of the same shampoo
and if you continue
to use the same shampoo, it causes problems.
The whole length of the hair,
is dead so it is not affected.
Yes, like I said earlier,
harsh chemicals and things can damage hair.
You can use the same shampoo,
or change it, that is for your personal satisfaction.
But, if you do change your shampoo,
every six months or a year,
it brings variety but doesn't make much of a difference.
It is also said that a dry scalp
causes dandruff. This is wrong,
this is a total myth. You actually
get dandruff because the sebaceous glands
on your scalp produce alot of oil
due to which
your scalp gets that dry thing
we call dandruff.
So actually dandruff is caused due to
an oily scalp.
They say that frequent brushing
or combing makes
your hair healthy and shiny.
Actually, alot of brushing causes
hair fall and hair breakage,
specially if your hair is dry and brittle.
Secondly, another major issue
when you comb or brush alot
in your hair
the glands on your head become over active
and that also causes
production of more oil or oil gets depleted
depending on whether your scalp is
dry or oily or normal. So
over rushing or combing is also not good.
They say that proper hair care,
specially brands say that proper hair care
and special treatments will make your hair thicker.
The hair cannot get thicker
because the hair are
genetically pre-decided.
They are either inherited from the mother or the father.
So my hair is very fine like my father,
so thats why I have fine hair.
My brother has thick hair like my mother.
No matter how many treatments I get, hair wont get thick.
Yes, the look and luster will increase temporarily.
Another thing that we often get to hear is that
if you will wash your hair frequently they will get damaged
Your scalp will
get more oily or more dry. It goes in both directions.
Actually, it depends on you.
Every person has
their own schedule that works for them.
I wash every other day, because when I wash
everyday it
makes my hair shaft a little dry.
So every other day suits me.
And whenever I wash my hair
I do apply some leave in treatment,
sometimes argon oil base
sometimes coconut oil. Because that works for me.
Every person has their own schedule.
So shampoo according to your schedule and genetic makeup.
Not on the basis of how much your neighbors
or relatives wash their hair.
We are listening to this one since childhood,
that if you have a grey hair and someone pulls it out,
2 or 3 or 10 white hair replace it.
This is complete nonsense.
If one hair is pulled out, it will be replaced by one only.
It could be so that because your hair
have started greying thats why more grey
hair are appearing. But pulling out one hair
will not bring out 10 more new ones.
We usually get to hear that wash your
hair with cold water and not hot water.
We should not shower with hot water
because skin dries as well as hair,
since they are dead,
so the more hot water you put on them, they become dry.
But you can use warm water
and wash your hair,
your hair will not get damaged. Warm or cool water.
Neither ice cold water is necessary to use
nor very hot water.
I know certain people who started rinsing off their hair
with ice cold water because they were told it is better.
Move with a balance.
Use warm or cold water and you are good to go.
And the final myth. That you can get
your split ends recovered, and make
them smooth and single end, just by using products.
I have a bad news for you.
split ends never go back to being
normal one end. You have to cut them.
So if you have a split end, you will have to cut it.
But it does happen so that if you have split ends
and you use some product
the ends stick together for some time,
and give the illusion of being one.
But after a few days they become split again.
If you don't continue that treatment, and usually
they are expensive.
I get a haircut after 4-5 weeks,
but minimum after 6 weeks
get your hair trimmed. So that
the ends don't get split.
I hope that you are liking my YouTube channel,
are subscribing to it
and sharing your comments.
But I have a great opportunity for you now.
You can now share your comments with me on this number.
Hi everyone,
we do get a body massage
specially the women go for body massages.
The men are also into self care these days.
But facial massage,
as in face massage,
unless you are getting a facial from a salon
usually people dont do it. People ask me
how does your skin stay so fresh, how do you manage to
look fresh and glowing all the time.
So I massage my face too,
if not regularly, then every other day.
So I'm gonna teach you a couple tricks
and different options to look fresh.
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The Baboon That Controlled a Railway for 9 Years - Duration: 4:49.
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Monkey see, monkey do.
Baboon see, baboon control a railway used by multi-ton trains and thousands of passengers.
That's how it worked in the late 1800's in South Africa.
Back in ye olde days radios didn't exist and since trains were loud, you couldn't
just shout at the driver to tell them what to do.
Therefore, in the 1800s, signals were developed as a way to tell incoming trains to stations
what to do.
At first, lanterns and hand signals were used by signalmen to convey the information needed
but as technology advanced signals that could be controlled by switches and levers were
installed to ease the process.
These signals were similar to weathervanes in that they consisted of fixed posts with
movable discs or signage that could be controlled via a switch.
Various colors meant to stop or go or proceed with caution, and there were other vanes on
different axes to indicate which tracks to pull into once arriving at the stations and
various other signs meaning to take it to the left, right, to criss-cross, to cha cha
now, to cha cha again, and for everybody to clap their hands.
With the world going loco for locomotives at the time tons and tons of signalmen were
needed to ensure that the trains stuck to schedules, were in working condition, and
stuck to the proper tracks.
Signalmen, as their names imply, were also responsible for operating the levers that
would set off the signals for the trains out of the signal house.
In the 1870s, one of the signalman for the Cape Town to Port Elizabeth Mainline Railroad
in South Africa was a man named James Wilde.
Wilde went by the nickname "Jumper" because he had a habit of jumping between the cars
that would pass on the tracks and in a totally unforeseen and completely unpreventable twist
of fate, Jumper once jumped a moving railcar and fell under it losing both of his legs
in the process.
After this, Jumper continued working hobbling around on a pair of peg legs although he found
himself limited in his ability to signal trains proficiently.
Not having legs does that.
One day at the market, though, Jumper came upon a chacma baboon who'd been trained to
lead an ox-drawn wagon.
Though impressive, its intelligence isn't particularly surprising by today's standards.
We now know that baboons aren't so different from humans in their brain capacity.
Baboons can keep schedules, communicate with their own language, differentiate between
scribbles and the written word, and the University of Rochester recently concluded that baboons
are actually capable of counting to an extent although I'm not sure what all the fuss
is about since I've been able to do that at least since I was double-one or twelve-teen.
Jumper begged and begged and finally convinced the owner to let him take the baboon and thus
the prodigious primate pair was born.
The original owner warned Jumper, however, that the baboon would refuse to work unless
he had been given plenty of brandy to drink.
They're really just like us.
The baboon, named Jack, was first taught to observe and then respond to certain commands.
When Jumper would hold up a certain number of fingers, Jack was to pull the corresponding
lever.
From there, Jack learned that the trains were giving similar orders by the number of blats
from their whistle.
Over time, Jack realized on his known which tracks needed which signals and would double-check
his own work as he was doing it.
He also realized that conductors needed access to the coal sheds and would retrieve the key
from Jumper unbidden to give to the incoming engineers.
Now, if your job is replaceable by a monkey you really shouldn't be expecting much job
security so surprise surprise both Jack and Jumper's jobs eventually came under threat.
Jack was a beloved fixture of the railroad until some snobby high-society aristocrat
noticed that he was, in fact, a monkey and narc'd on the pair.
The bosses at the railway were aware that Jumper had found an assistant but were totally
in the dark about his baboon-ness.
After the Cape Town executives launched an investigation, they found out the truth about
the monkey business.
So, naturally, they tried to fire both Jumper and Jack.
Jumper begged to demonstrate Jack's cleverness and so the rail managers agreed to put him
to the test.
Jack perfectly performed his signaling abilities, even checking both directions to make sure
the incoming trains were heading to separate tracks at the station.
They were so impressed that they made Jack an official employee paying him 20 cents a
day and half a bottle of beer every week.
It's been said that in the nine years Jack worked as a signalman he never made a single
mistake, despite being constantly drunk and a monkey.
Jack became known as "Jack the Signalman" and worked and lived with Jumper in a small
cottage not far from the signal house.
He stayed there and worked for the railroad up until his death from tuberculosis in 1890
and his skull is now displayed at a museum in Grahamstown, South Africa not far from
where he worked.
Monkeys can do a lot like play the violin, ride bicycles, roller-skate, but what they
can't do is stop the systematic and widespread deforestation of their natural habitat.
Luckily, you can and you don't even have to spend any money or effort to do it.
Ecosia is a nonprofit search engine that uses the money generated from advertising to reforest
areas including places like Tanzania, Ethiopia, and Burkina Faso where there are native baboons.
It only takes about 50 searches to plant one tree so you can really easily make a difference.
Head to ecosia.co/hai to add it to your browser so you can start planting trees one search
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Watch out..
The monsters around if your all alone give your friends a shouts...
The ghosts and the spooks coming out of the nooks
As your door bell ring can you here them sing..
Hello, It's Halloween
Hello, It's Halloween
Hello, It's Halloween
Hello, It's Halloween
The air is cool and the moon is full turn on the light before the vampire bite
The witches are cooking the zombies are looking..
As your door bell ring can you hear them sing...
Hello, It's Halloween
Hello, It's Halloween
Hello, It's Halloween
Hello, It's Halloween
Watch out
The monsters around if your all alone give your friends a shouts...
The ghosts and the spooks coming out of the nooks.
As your door bell ring can you hear them sing...
The air is cool and the moon is full turn on the light before the vampire bite
The witches are cooking the zombies are looking..
As your door bell ring can you here them sing.
Hello, It's Halloween
Hello, It's Halloween
Hello, It's Halloween
Hello, It's Halloween
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How to Draw Baby Accessories | Coloring Pages For Children, Babies & Toddlers - Duration: 3:23.
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to Draw
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New Locations for Voters on November 6 - Duration: 1:52.
We have an election coming up on November 6 and some of you may be
heading to a different polling location. City Council approved the changes to
four polling sites last week. We have five different polling place changes for
this election and it will continue through future elections as well.
Precinct 12, which is Georgetown, they voted at the Indian River Middle School.
They're now going to go the Indian River Community Center which is right across
from the middle school. And then we have Chittum, they used to vote at the Chittum
Elementary school and now they will go to Alexander Baptist Church on Pamela
Court. And then there is the Shipyard Road precinct which is currently been
voting at the Deep Creek Central Elementary school, they've been moved to
Grassfield Baptist Church. And then we have the Greenbrier Church for Fairways
Precinct, it's no longer going to be their polling place. hey will now be at
the First Norfolk Church still on Volvo Parkway.
And finally River Oak Church will no longer be the polling place for
Expressway they will be at the Mount Olive Baptist Church on Fernwood Farms.
And all the voters will be getting notices in the mail, will have signs
posted at the old locations. Just in case someone forgets and goes to their usual
place, directing them to the new locations. And it'll be on our website
and we'll be putting it in the paper as well. For more information on voting and
the upcoming election including where your polling location is located. Visit
CityOfChesapeake.net/Vote. And remember that if you're not already
registered to vote, you must do so by October 16th in order to vote in the
November 6 election.
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Lacoste Crocodile Dentist Toy for All Family | Kids Pretend Play - Duration: 6:19.
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Princeton Chili's, Mercer County first responders unite to serve for St. Jude fundraiser - Duration: 1:58.
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Stunning The Pampille Tiny House from Baluchon for sale - Duration: 3:46.
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Alternatives for Jeweller's Pickle - 1 Min/1 Tip - Duration: 1:29.
Dianne Karg Baron here with 1 Min/1 Tip.
Jewelers pickle is an acid solution that is used to clean your metal after you've soldered it. The most common brand of name-brand
pickle is called Sparex and it's available for most jewelry supply stores.
Another cheaper alternative is pool acid.
This is available from your local pool supply store at a fraction of the cost of Sparex
and it's virtually the same thing. Now if you're looking for a bio friendly
alternative to pool acid or Sparex, you can use things like citric acid,
lemon juice or even a solution of one cup of vinegar and salt. Now each of these is
much more gentle than pool acid or Sparex
but they also work much more slowly.
All pickles work best if they're warmed up a little bit and you should remember to use them in a well-ventilated area.
Strong pickles like pool acid and Sparex should be neutralized with baking soda before you can dispose of them and you'll know that they've gotten
old because they turn blue.
Depending on where you live, you may need to treat your old pickle - even the vinegar and salt solution - as
hazardous waste, because of the copper that's dissolved in it.Check with your local
regulations before you dump it down the sink.
If you found this tip helpful
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2018 Arctic Sea Ice Ties for Sixth Lowest Minimum Extent on NASA Record - Duration: 3:11.
Arctic sea ice reached its annual minimum
extent September 19, and again on September 23, 2018.
NASA works with the National Snow and Ice Data Center to track sea ice in the Arctic.
Each year, it grows to a maximum extent through the winter
and shrinks to its minimum extent at the end of summer.
This year's minimum sea ice extent reached 1.77 million square miles.
It's tied with 2008 and 2010 as the sixth lowest
sea ice minimum since consistent satellite records began.
We need every single data point to string together into a really nice time series and that
helps us understand interannual variability and also the long-term trend.
NASA has been observing changes in the polar sea ice covers for over 40 years.
NASA studies the Arctic and Antarctic
sea ice covers in several ways. So NASA's Operation IceBridge,
it's an airborne mission – they fly every spring over the sea ice cover to measure the snow and the sea ice
And another way that we measure sea ice is using passive microwave.
So this is an instrument that can see through clouds essentially and tells us where the ice is.
In addition to the 40-year passive microwave record,
a new NASA satellite called ICESat-2 will provide a new
and important collection of sea ice observations.
ICESat-2 just launched and what it's measuring is really, really exciting.
So I was talking before about passive microwave tells us where the sea ice is.
What ICESat-2 is going to do is to tell us how thick the ice cover is.
It's measuring the freeboard of the ice cover; this is the amount of the ice that floats
above the sea level line, just like an ice cube in a glass of water, and we can use
that to calculate just how thick the underlying ice is.
Thickness is an important measure of sea ice health, and studying it
helps scientists understand how the Arctic is changing.
We're seeing a decline in sea ice thickness, in sea ice age, meaning that the ice
is no longer perennial, but it's transitioning more to seasonal type ice,
and also in its extentThere are two types of ice in the Arctic,
there's old ice and young ice. Perennial ice being the stuff
that lasts years, and then seasonal ice, the stuff that melts back
every summer. So there are some pretty big differences between those two ice types
Starting with the seasonal ice. This is the ice that forms when the
ocean freezes, so it actually has salt in it, it's very saline, because it'
forming from sea water. This stuff is usually thinner than the older ice
and because it has more salt, it's usually weaker in its structure,
so it's easier to break up. For the older ice, this stuff's
usually a lot thicker, a lot fresher and stronger, so it has more resilience
during the summer melt season than thinner ice.
With the successful launch of ICESat-2, NASA scientists will link the records of sea ice
extent, age and thickness to better understand
how Earth's polar regions are changing.
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Mike's DM Message for "Our Voices - Our Life" - Duration: 0:56.
I'm CS3 Airwolf Flight Qualified Pascalo of the United States Navy.
I served eight years from Jacksonville in Bethesda. I'm from Illinois originally.
I've moved back to South Florida to go to school.
I have DM1 with a score of 535.
I was actually discharged from the Navy because of an inability to keep up with the physical regimen.
We had to do a certain amount of push-ups in certain amount of time and I passed it every year. I joined the Navy
at 26 and could do a mile and a half run in 9 minutes flat spread nine minutes flat and now I struggle do it in 20. And I just can't do the push-ups and sit-ups
as required. So, I got discharged from the Navy on March 17, 2017.
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