Waching daily May 2 2018

Will drinking coffee give you cancer?

According to the state of California it might.

They might be putting warning labels on coffee that it contains a cancer causing chemical

what's your reaction to that?

Uh, I mean it's pretty crazy, I mean what's that trope?

Nowadays every says everything will give you cancer.

You can't treat adult people like they're, I don't know, babies.

I appreciate a state government that cares about it's people,

I love California, I'm very happy that this is my adopted state,

but that's ridiculous.

California Proposition 65 is an extensive regulation

continuously changing to meet the demands of consumer safety.

Thanks to Prop 65 enacted in 1986 businesses are required to post a warning

about the presence of any substance known by the state's Environmental Hazard Office

to cause cancer or reproductive toxicity.

The list is updated yearly and it now contains more than 800 substances

almost everywhere you look in California there's a Prop 65 warning.

Apartment buildings, restaurants, even Disneyland.

What are some of the places where you've seen those?

Restaurants.

Yeah restaurants or like different stores that might be microwave food.

See 'em like at the Echo Park Pool where I go swimming.

When I see one of those signs it doesn't make me thing twice about the establishment

because I see them everywhere.

So I recognize that it's kind of a blanket attempt to protect people

perhaps from themselves.

And a recent ruling from a Los Angeles judge

orders major coffee chains like Starbucks and Pete's

to post explicit warnings that chemicals in coffee might cause cancer.

We stationed ourselves near a coffee shop in Los Angeles

and asked people how far they think labeling should go.

I'm glad they care, I'm still gonna be slamming cold brew pretty regularly

and that may be what ends me but I'll go very alert.

Does it give cancer?

I'm about to get some right now.

Acrylamide and appears on California's list

because studies show that lab rats are more likely to develop cancer

when administered extremely high doses of the chemical.

A human being would need to drink approximately 35 thousand cups of coffee

or a mere 16 thousand cups of instant coffee a day for life

to reach those Acrylamide levels.

I'm not gonna drink that much, just a cup.

And the World Health Organization has said there's inadequate evidence

that coffee drinking increases cancer risk.

If it makes people feel better

and if it makes some representative feel like they did their job that's good for them,

but I think most of us are going to continue drinking a lot of coffee.

It's gonna get to where there's going to have to be signs on the air, air causes cancer.

It's like, any-

It does though.

I know that's what I'm saying!

Some other chemicals on the list include Formaldehyde and Arsenic

the latter of which occurs naturally in apples.

Should apples be labeled as containing Arsenic?

I mean you're not gonna be able to label an apple tree,

I mean the tree comes from the ground, comes from the soil it's probably that.

In the grocery store?

In the grocery store, yeah, like an individual label I don't know

but on like a bag of apples, sure.

Apples don't actually have to be labelled because the chemical occurs naturally

rather than as a byproduct of human intervention, an exception in the law.

Is there any danger in like over warning,

if people do become numb to things that aren't necessarily serious harms

and they ignore, like, the real warning.

Yeah I guess I could see your point there

because I see warnings all the time I never really pay attention to them.

It goes in here and out there, I mean so its, I don't take it serious at all.

Besides the possibility of numbing citizens to real dangers

over warning brings other costs

such as those to business owners who are regularly sued for failing to post adequate signage.

One trade association estimates that the typical non compliance lawsuit settlement

to be 65,000 dollars per item.

What about the costs that it imposes on the businesses

because they would have to actually test, in a lab their food, a little deli counter

do you worry about, you know, maybe that effecting the price

for people who need access to fresh food?

I didn't think about that but I don't know.

You think it's worth it, though?

Yeah I think it's worth it.

And cancer warnings aren't the only labels that are required in California.

The state also mandates calorie counts in fast food restaurants.

This idea proved much more popular than the people we spoke with.

Nutritional labeling makes sense because it's just telling me about content

it's not making a moral judgement for me.

I absolutely enjoy it because I will instantly look at the caloric intake

because that's become very educational.

I guess it's good for some people,

I obviously don't count too many calories but-

But a recent report on nutritional labeling from the USDA

concludes that the best designed studies show that calorie labels

do not reduce total calories ordered at restaurants.

We are educated to the point now that we know that everything is an issue

you know everything can cause something or do something to us.

I mean there is a problem with like eating disorders and stuff like that

and I think that that kind of labeling just makes that worse.

The California Department of Health has proposed rules to require calorie counts

anywhere that serves food

including deli counters and grocery stores.

Does that worry you at all that that puts a burden on the smaller businesses

to have to comply with that kind of labeling?

No it's just finding managers and people who are capable and willing to take part in this.

If I want to go someplace I'm gonna go someplace,

warnings are a good thing but if I want to go to the haunted mansion I'm going to go

and I'm gonna get coffee while I'm there.

An increasingly popular idea is the mandatory labeling of genetically modified foods.

Do you know if this has GMOs in it?

You have to scan that new code on the back.

Really?

A ballot proposition requiring GMO labeling failed by only three percentage points in California

and other states like Connecticut, Vermont and Maine

have actually passed GMO labeling laws.

Scientists have produced no evidence that GMO foods cause harm to humans.

I think GMO labeling is helpful.

Again, people can have informed consent, they can decide what they want to do.

So how much labeling is too much labeling?

The state of California seems right on track to test that question.

If we're a laboratory state and other states can look to us and see what worked and what didn't

that's fine by me, it's at least an interesting place to live.

I don't always love what happens here but I'm never bored.

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The Star at the End of Time | Space Time - Duration: 11:04.

If our descendants or any conscious being is around to witness the very distant future

of our galaxy, what will they see?

How long will life persist as the stars begin to die?

For the sake of argument, let's say that humanity survives the several ends of the

world that await us.

We somehow persist through the gradual heating of our Sun and the evaporation of our oceans.

Our descendants cling to existence through the countless generations as we watch the Andromeda

galaxy merge with the Milky Way, forming a vast elliptical galaxy.

We seek refuge in the outer solar system as the Sun finally expands into a red giant – twice!

And finally our heirs or successors find new homes among the stars after the Sun's final

death and transformation into a dim white dwarf.

We covered all of these catastrophes in past episodes.

But what's next?

How long can life survive into the far future?

An absolute requirement for the continued existence of life is energy – or more accurately

a persistent energy gradient, as we've also discussed recently.

For life to stave off rising entropy and decay, energy must flow.

And the deepest wells of accessible energy in the universe are stars.

When the last star blinks out, life must soon follow.

To know the future of life we must understand the lifecycles of the longest-lived stars

in the universe.

That would be the red dwarf.

And don't be scornful of this little star – they have a very VERY bright futures, and

may even spawn a renaissance of life, trillions of years from now.

But let's talk stellar astrophysics.

Stars generate energy fusing hydrogen into helium in their cores.

The Sun burns through 600 billion kilograms of hydrogen every second, generating 4x10^26

Watts or around the energy equivalent of 20 million times Earth's entire nuclear arsenal

every second.

This rate will only increase as the core's temperature increases, and the Sun will burn

through the hydrogen supply in its core in 5 billion years.

Because the rate of fusion depends very sensitively on temperature, more massive stars, with their

hotter cores, burn through their fuel much MUCH more quickly.

The most massive stars live only a few million years.

And the relationship goes both ways.

Stars less massive than the Sun burn through their fuel much more slowly.

This is all astro-101, so let's get a little crunchy and figure out the lifespan of red

dwarf stars also known as M-dwarfs.

We observe that a red dwarf with 10% of the Sun's mass is about 1000 times fainter than

the Sun.

That means it's burning through its fuel 1000 times less quickly.

But it also has less fuel to burn, right?

Actually, wrong.

Stars like our Sun can only burn the hydrogen in their cores.

The layer above the Sun's core is what we call radiative – all of the energy travels

in the form of photons bouncing their way upwards.

Closer to the surface, the Sun becomes convective – energy is transported in giant convection

flows, rising to the surface and sinking again.

That radiation zone isolates the Sun's core, preventing new material from reaching those

depths.

As a result, the Sun will only have access to 10% of its mass for fusion fuel.

But red dwarfs are entirely convective.

Rivers of plasma flow from the core to the surface, carrying both energy AND the helium

produced in the fusion reactions.

That helium gets mixed through the star, while new hydrogen is brought to the core for fusion.

Over the course of its long live a red dwarf will convert all of its hydrogen to helium.

A red dwarf with 10% the sun's mass has just as much fuel to burn as the sun does,

yet it burns it 1000 times slower.

That means it should live 1000 times longer – so 10 trillion years instead of the sun's

10 billion years.

That 10 trillion years assumes our red dwarf keeps burning at the same old rate.

It doesn't.

Just like the Sun, the cores of red dwarf stars shrink and heat up over time.

The heating core causes red dwarf fusion rates to increase by a factor of 10 or more, particularly

towards the ends of their lives.

That shortens their lifespans, but we're still talking trillions of years.

An interesting thing about red dwarfs is that they don't expand as they brighten, unlike

more massive stars.

If you increase the energy output but keep the size of the star the same then you necessarily

increase the surface temperature of the star.

This is because the light produced by stars comes from the heat-glow of their surfaces.

This is thermal or blackbody radiation, and it obeys a couple of very strict laws.

First, the hotter something is, the more thermal photons it produces.

So increasing the surface temperature allows a red dwarf to shed all of those excess photons

produced by its rising fusion rate.

And rule two: the hotter something is the more energetic its individual thermal photons.

The blackbody spectrum of a hot object emits relatively more photons at short, energetic

wavelengths than a cooler object.

For most of its life, the spectrum of a red dwarf peaks at infrared wavelengths.

To us they appear red because they're producing more red light than yellow, blue, green, etc.

But as these stars heat up their spectrum shifts.

First they shine white as their blackbody spectrum spans the visible range, just like

our Sun.

In the final few billion years of their lives, some red dwarfs may even become hotter than

our Sun, developing a faint blue tinge.

Finally, with the last hydrogen fuel spent, the entire star will be composed of helium

and will quietly contract into a helium white dwarf, supported by quantum-mechanical electron

degeneracy pressure.

It will slowly radiate away its internal heat for another several billion years before turning

black.

So what does this all mean for the future of our galaxy, and for any life that exists then?

Well long before the first red dwarfs approach the ends of their lives there will be no other

living stars left in the galaxy.

Many new Sun-like stars will be born in the Milky Way-Andromeda collision, 4 billion years

from now.

They will all have expired, leaving white dwarfs, and those white dwarfs will have faded

long before the first red dwarf passes away.

At that point the night sky will be dark, and only a powerful telescope could reveal

the trillion faint, red dots scattered across the sky.

As these brighten, one by one, the most massive will shine brighter than the current Sun.

Individual points of white light will appear in the night sky, shining for up to a few

billion years before winking out.

That dark future is inevitable, but for several trillion years red dwarfs will be the last

warm places in the universe.

That's an awfully long time at many times the current edge of the universe.

Red dwarfs will surely be the places our own star-faring descendants will wait out eternity.

But what about new life?

We know that red dwarfs DO have planetary systems – just look at Trappist-1, with

its 7 terrestrial worlds, two of which are at the right distance from the star to have

liquid water.

We don't know yet whether life can evolve around red dwarf stars – they're violently

active when they're young, but perhaps ancient red dwarfs will have the stability needed

for new life to take hold.

This may be especially true right near the end.

Red dwarfs in the middle range of mass - around 15% of the Sun's mass - are predicted to

enter a period of relative constant brightness right at the ends of their lives.

This period could last for up to 5 billion years, during which the star will shine almost

as bright as the Sun, and quite a bit hotter.

Those stars will have long-frozen worlds in the outer parts of their solar systems.

Those planets will thaw as their star brightens, and may enjoy billions of years of stable

warmth.

So could life begin from scratch in a trillion years right as the red dwarfs begin to die?

It's very possible that most of the life in the universe is yet to evolve.

Perhaps the descendants of humanity – or of some other pre-merger species from the

old Milky Way – will be there to witness this.

One last, long renaissance of life, as we huddle in the warmth of the last stars to

burn in the darkening end of spacetime.

Last week we talked about a swarm of black holes recently discovered in the core of milky

way, but before we jump into comments, I just wanted to let you know about the new PBS Digital

Studios Show, Hot Mess.

Hot Mess is a deep dive into the real science of climate change along with the implications

for the future and the technology we'll need to fix it.

We'll put in a link in the description so you can join the conversation after we finish

talking about Black Hole Swarms.

Joshua Hillerup asks whether dynamical friction leads to less dark matter near the centre

of galaxies, since it's not very dense.

Good insight Joshua.

Yeah, dark matter is expected to be more evenly spread through the galaxy than things like

stars and black holes.

And that's what we see - dark matter exists in a puffy sphere some 200,000 light years

in radius, compared to the 100,000 light years of the milky way's stellar disk and the much

smaller and denser stellar core.

0xFFF1 asks how we'd be able to tell that the super-massive black hole in our galaxy's

center isn't itself a dense swarm of smaller black holes in a shared orbit, amounting to

the same total mass.

Well the answer there is that we can constrain the size of the Milky Way's central black

hole - Sagittarius A* - because we can see stars in orbit around it.

They get way too close to allow anything but a single black hole to exist in that tiny space.

There certainly couldn't be the millions of stellar-mass black holes.

Also, the event horizon telescope has now detected radio emission from pretty close

to the event horizon of Sag A*, which confirms it as a single black hole.

Lucas James noticed that during minute seven of the black hole swarms episode, the plot

only shows twelve blue dots, not the thirteen that I claimed.

Yeah, I noticed that too but decided to gloss over it, hoping on one else would notice.

Who am I kidding?

Of course you lot are going to pause the video and count dots.

I mean, hell, I did.

Peer review by YouTube.

Anyway, as Gareth Dean points out, two of the dots were almost on top of each other,

so we're all good.

But thanks for keeping us honest, and we'll see you next week.

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Will Bathing in Champagne Get You Drunk? - Duration: 4:16.

- Alright, let's see.

What! Shut the (beep) up!

(funky music)

- Hey, I'm Zack, and today I am taking a bath in champagne

to see if I can get drunk through my skin.

Why champagne?

Because champagne is the highest proof alcohol

that Buzzfeed's legal team would allow us to do.

Also, I like bubbles.

There's not a lot of research

on whether or not you can absorb alcohol through your skin,

so we're going to do this for you, for science.

I've got some friends here to help,

put champagne on me.

Keith, we got Shane, looks like Annie's here,

this is my best friend Ben from New York.

Ben is a doctor and has informed me

that I should be concerned about a UTI,

because, uh, alcohol has sugars,

and sugars in your pee-pee hole is a bad time.

So I'm wearing a condom, and I've rapped it

with rubber bands, this is a very confusing day.

Don't zoom in, don't do that.

But first, to prove that I am not yet drunk,

I am going to take a Breathalyzer.

I didn't have enough breath.

Well, it's zeroes, let's just trust that, huh?

Let's do it!

I mean, let's take our clothes off.

I am, potentially, a little worried.

I'm mostly just worried that it's going to stain.

But, you know, it's Friday, so let's party.

Who wants to pour stuff on me?

(funky music)

- [Woman's Voice] Don't drink any, it's not scientific!

- Sorry, I spit it out.

I'm not drunk yet, but this is definitely

a weird fever dream.

(laughs)

- I don't know, I feel great.

- [Man's Voice] Yeah?

- I feel very relaxed.

- [Man's Voice] Should we Breathalyze him now?

- [Woman's Voice] Yeah, let's do a Breathalyzer.

- Alright, let's see.

What! Shut the (beep) up!

- [Man's Voice] It says .063.

- It says "danger".

(laughing)

- [Man's Voice] However, there's a lot of fumes in the air.

- There's a lot of fumes, it's like, beeping "danger".

- [Man's Voice] Maybe you're butt-chugging on accident.

- [Man In Green] One. It's in the caution level,

and there's a frowny face blinking.

- [Zack] It's really hard right now to know if this is

a placebo or real, but I definitely feel, I feel loopy.

- [Man In Green] Yeah?

- Uh-huh.

- We basically, right now we're trying to see,

is the Breathalyzer picking up on me

or is it just picking up on this.

So Keith is joining me, he's a good bud.

- I'm going to let the fumes get into my mouth.

- Alright, take a Breathalyzer.

- [Zack] My testicles, uh, feel tingly.

- .39?

Not 039, either?

.39?

I'm dead!

I'm dead at this point.

Through our experimentation, we found that anyone

who Breathalyzes right here, it will read way too high.

So we're going to take Zack, get him out of this tub,

douse him with water,

so he doesn't have any fumes on his own body,

and Breathalyze him.

And that should tell us, definitively,

if he's drunk or not.

- Oh it's so cold!

- [Keith] Stop jumping away from it!

- Well, stop making it bad!.

- [Keith] Pretend it's a shampoo commercial.

- I'm your venus.

- [Keith] That's a shaving commercial.

- I'm your fire.

I'm really hoping that I'm at least a little something.

- .02

- (beep) yeah! We did it, America.

- It does seem like his body did absorb some alcohol.

- So, what did we learn here today?

Very exciting, this is a definitive piece

of scientific literature from this point forward.

So my takeaways here are:

if you have $300 and a lot of friends,

then you too can barely get tipsy in a bathtub.

- Yeah, I guess this is not a very

economical way to get drunk.

(funky music)

(yelling)

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Rent an Apartment In Moscow | Learn Russian Language Vlog #12 - Duration: 9:57.

Now I live with my friend who rent a room in Moscow.

He rented a room in a three-room apartment and that's his room. Now I'll show it to you.

Here is this room and it costs 14000 rubles a month.

yes, here now a mess, because I did not do here

cleaning specifically to show you as, in principle, we live here together.

The room is very small we even had to move back the bed.

This is the bed ... to have more space. And this is a balcony.

Let's go out to the balcony and have a look what we have here.

Here clothes are hanging. And here we have a street.

This is a view of the street. So here.

The sky. Clear blue Moscow sky. I'm sitting here and looking for another apartment,

so that we together (3 of us) could rent another apartment.

that's how it goes... a flat - forty thousand of rubles a month.

Let's see the photos. balcony, this is a bathroom,

here is the room, sofa, armchair, some kind of

bedside table, okay! Let's have a look at another option.

Here is another option - 33 thousand per month

it's a kitchen

Here we have a room as well, another room

here is a large closet. Also the room, a bed here, a table

carpet.

here, too, some kind of television, bed too and so on.

and the bathroom is like that. it is 33 thousand rubles a month, but you still need to pay a commission of 50

percent to an agent and also you pay yet...you make a deposit -

33 thousand rubles. So if I am alone and I will rent this apartment... let's

open the calculator I need to pay 33 thousand rubles

plus 50 percent is an agent commission - this is the money I pay the agent

just for the fact that he showed me this apartment. And searching an apartment without agents

it can be very difficult. So plus I still pay

33000 as a deposit, that is 82 thousand rubles, but the deposit of 33 thousand

rubles will be returned to me when I leave this apartments. Now I'm waiting

for the agent to rent an apartment. And these are things(luggage) that I brought with me to Moscow.

All my stuff. One important moment! this is a bench.

And if you see on the bench such a inscription: "COLORED",

then do not sit on it!!

We just signed the contract this contract for renting an apartment or

the lease of the apartment. So, this is the entrance.

This is the front door, the front door and not big, small corridor. Here

is the kitchen. Let's see ... the kitchen, so in the kitchen

we have of course a table, a refrigerator, microwave oven, oh, toaster, it's a toaster!

Kettle, cupboards, washing machine, in in general, the usual cuisine is not very large.

further ... there is a bathroom, of course, and a toilet.

This is how the toilet looks. here there is a closet and in the closet there is a ho-ho - a huge amount of

washing powder, which we got free.

washing powder. Cool!

So, we go further. We have three rooms: Two bedrooms and one hall or

a large room. So, the first room ...

There is a bed, a wardrobe, a window with a view of Moscow, here it is - Moscow we have here.

And a desk, a computer desk. The second room is a hall.

here it is - the second room here in front of my such a screen, a screen or a curtain.

here is the room. There is a sofa.

So! Now you tell me what's there here. So what's that?

My favorite subject! what is it? Yes! TV! TV!

Yet here is a thing like this... maybe you know how it's called ...

it's a balcony! yes, this is the balcony. room number 3 - here it is. Let's go there! room number three!

There is a TV here, of course, Russian people love watching TV, all people

everywhere watch TV though ... except me. so there is a beautiful picture,

probably, of a Russian artist. Here is on the picture: a road,

birches, houses, the sky, Beautiful! And this is a chest of drawers it is called a chest of drawers.

A small bed and a wardrobe, and a window. Let's look out of the window... we'll look out right now

from the window ... What is there? There is Moscow!

Here so friends! this is our new apartment! Here we will be living for three months and

working at the FIFA World Cup!

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Ole Miss Soccer: Spring Recap with Marnie Merritt - Duration: 3:16.

[MUSIC]

Rebel Nation joined now by Ole Miss goalkeeper Marnie Merritt.

It's a long time coming,

but you just finished up your final spring season with the team.

What's that like for you knowing that that's the last spring season?

It has been a definitely long time coming,

I've been here, this is my fourth spring coming on my fifth year,

and I think this has been one of the best springs for us,

we've really kind of stepped into our roles; individual roles

and as a team we've really kind of understood what we need to do

on the field in order to be successful

and kind of cleaned up some things that we needed to clean up in the fall

and we worked on those and really kind of attacked those in the spring

in order to make this spring successful for us.

Being that you are a senior and you've been in the goal for so many years now,

it's – you're supposed to be a calming presence

and I think the team can look back at you and feel that way

because you've had the experience.

Do you agree with that?

Yeah, I think so.

Rob and I have really worked on this year,

kind of keeping a calm demeanor about my voice,

kind of being that role in the back line that if something goes wrong

I've got to be the first line of defense to kind of calm everybody down.

And I think, I mean our backline has done a fantastic job this year,

especially this spring about kind of doing what we're supposed to.

We're really working on keeping that tight backline shape

and we really kind of embraced it

and everybody's kind of bought in to what we're doing right now.

You've brought up the backline.

Realistically Liza, one of the seniors is gone, but the group's really intact.

So how will another year together help that defense?

I mean, I think anytime you have two sisters playing together,

they're on the same page pretty much all the time which is really nice,

and then MK's come in for Liza and just blown it out of the water for us.

It's really bought in to what we're doing in the backline.

And then you've got the CoCo and Sophie dynamic on the left side

that really, I mean, either one of them can do the job just fine

and I think our backline has really done a good job of kind of staying tight.

I think you can even throw the holding mid into that spot.

Really we're trying to getting them to buy in

to what we're trying to do defensively.

When you've talked about offense a lot last year too.

And you get to face them every day at practice,

but what's it like knowing you have them on your side once you get to the games?

I mean, I think anytime you get to go against the best in the SEC,

it really helps you, especially from a defensive standpoint.

I mean, to go against CeCe, Channing, Gabby and with Pez coming in now,

every single day has just been phenomenal and you can't help but get better

and kind of put a smile on your face while you're doing it

because you know that you're going against the best,

but people don't know what's coming

and I think that's been really exciting this spring

is to kind of see that everything's starting to click for us

and we need to take that into the fall.

So, for your senior year, what are the legitimate expectations for this group?

I think just kind of go off the things we've done last year.

We had a really young team last year,

a lot of people weren't really sure of what

college soccer season was going to entail.

And I think now that we've got – we're bringing back everybody,

basically but two, to really kind of step into the roles

and everybody is supposed to do --- we know what we're supposed to do now,

so kind of really focusing on doing your own individual job

and kind of focusing on can we bring that collectively as a team,

I think is big focus.

And I think finally just kind of scoring goals and doing what we're supposed to,

winning games.

We know that we're able to.

We know that we have the talent offensively and defensively

and just kind of getting those to finally click in that final third

to put them in the back of the net and in the defensive third to win games.

Well I know you're ready to help carry this team

and make it a special year in 2018.

Marnie, appreciate your time.

Thank you Seth.

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For more infomation >> Ole Miss Soccer: Spring Recap with Marnie Merritt - Duration: 3:16.

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Whales in Pictures - Duration: 3:54.

Here you will find a recipe as an artist to become an entrepreneur and sell his work abroad without much difficulty. Artistic creativity is one of the most popular needlework in Russia (I judge this by the number of registered Russian artists at Etsy). And it is understandable - there are art schools in almost every Russian city and all their graduates want to study (and earn) their favorite works. At the same time selling paintings abroad is quite a troublesome business. Because for every painting sent abroad, the artist needs to take a certificate from the Department of Culture that it is not a cultural and artistic value. This takes away every artist's time and money (not for nothing to solve this problem in our country appeared the company ArtPochta, which took the trouble to arrange the export of paintings abroad). But you can go another way. Forwarding abroad is not the pictures themselves, but their prints (printouts). You do not need to make out a certificate for such creativity. In addition, do not re-draw a new picture. Once I drew - and stamp on the printer prints. Such prints are actively bought from abroad to decorate their rooms. It seems to be not the original picture, but from a distance - almost a picture. Also it is cheaper than the original. Thanks to the availability of copying technology, our artists turn into entrepreneurs and can sell their work more than once, and hundreds and thousands of times. The main thing is to be able to guess the preferences of the public, who buy such prints. Here the artist needs to think not about what HE wants to express with his artistic talent, but what the BUYER expects from him. What does he want to buy? Although the performance can be quite artistic and original - here nobody hinders the artist in self-expression. One of these images requested by the public is a whale - a fantastically large animal, hiding in the depths of the ocean. The artist who painted this whale with watercolor on paper, sells Etsy prints with this pattern (at a price of 12 to 180 dollars depending on the size). She sells prints and other watercolors. She is very fond of drawing the sea giants. Although it sells and less-scale watercolors. For example, the little mermaid. The young artist sold over 7.5 thousand of her prints in 4 years through her store on Etsy - etsy.com/shop/TheColorfulCatStudio Whales, mermaid, hobbit house are some of the most popular images on Etsy (but not the only ones). And if you, as an artist, will artistically portray them and sell them on Etsy, you will undoubtedly succeed.

For more infomation >> Whales in Pictures - Duration: 3:54.

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破財運已過，5月橫財爆發的六大生肖！ - Duration: 8:12.

For more infomation >> 破財運已過，5月橫財爆發的六大生肖！ - Duration: 8:12.

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MERMAID MAKEUP TUTORIAL 💗 JUSTICE - GIRLS WITH HEART - Duration: 4:50.

Hey, it's Girl With Heart Nya,

and welcome to today's video.

Today we're going to be playing with

some Justice Mermaid makeup, I'm really excited.

This is going to be a really fast, easy tutorial,

I'm going to do something really cool for you guys.

I can't wait, so let's get started.

So let's go through the products.

The first thing we have is some body glitter,

it's Secretly a Mermaid body glitter.

Can you put this on your eyes?

Yeah, do not apply around eyes or lips.

So we can't use this on our eyes,

but I know exactly what I'm going to do with this,

I cannot wait.

Next we have the Mermaid Glitter Lips,

I guess it's like a set, because it comes

with a lip gloss, or a lip wand,

there's like, gloss in it.

And a lip pot melon-flavored lip gloss,

and, this looks like,

oh it's lip glitter.

That's cool.

To make your lips, like, glittery.

That's so cool, we're going to do something

so fun with this, but you can't put it on your eyes,

I'm pretty sure, yeah, it's called Lip Stuff,

you can't put it on your eyes.

Then we have a Secretly, uh, nope,

a Secretly a Mermaid face jewels.

To apply, gently peel away from the card

and place on desired part of face.

To remove, gently peel off skin, and discard.

Perfect, this is so fun, this is so cute actually.

Like, look at this.

This is the lip kit, and then the body glitter.

So I'm going to do the lips last,

because I want them to last longer

and I want them to look fresh,

and I'm going to go ahead and start with,

do I want to start with body glitter?

Or the gems?

I'm going to start with the gems,

because I'm really excited about this.

Start with this one.

So I'm going to, like, put it, this is so beautiful honestly.

I'm going to kind of tap it, if you rub it

you don't want any of the gems to fall off.

This is literally, like, gorgeous.

Okay, now I'm going to kind of preview it to see where I want it.

I don't want it on my cheek.

I want it right there, do I want it right there?

Where'd she have it?

She had it like, right here.

I'm not sure if this is upside down or not.

We're just going to go with it.

Looks pretty.

Press, I'm just going to hold them

'cause I really want them to stay.

Looks so weird.

Boom.

Now we're going to go in with the body glitter.

I've never used this, can't wait.

Wow, okay so I literally thought this was like,

loose glitter, but turns out, it's like, jelly.

This is like,

so cool.

So I'm just going to take some where I want to put some,

I'll put it right here.

This is so cool.

This is probably, like, one of my favorite things ever.

Okay, so now that I have everything open,

I have the gloss, the balm, and the glitter,

we're going to start with the gloss.

As our base.

So I have this Justice makeup brush set,

and it's like a rainbow set.

And I'm going to open it and use one of these brushes

because I don't think you're supposed

to do it with your fingers.

I'm going to use this brush.

Pick some glitter up.

Yes.

So what you want to do

is, you want to take a brush, and you want to

put it in the glitter, and then

put it on your lips.

Ooh!

This looks literally, okay being honest,

this looks really good.

I had so much fun hanging out with you guys today,

make sure to subscribe to the Justice Channel

for more awesome videos, and I'll see you next time.

Bye.