Waching daily May 23 2017

We all know that it's important to cause a good first impression.

Especially in important situations such as a job interview, for example.

But how do we form these first impressions about others

and how much time do we need to create them?

When we first met someone, we readily form our first impressions.

We don't need much information to do so

and to create them we don't even need to talk to

the person or even need to have her in front of us.

Yes,

it is possible to build impressions about someone and

even infer about aspects of their personality

just by seeing a photograph or hearing about it.

We can then say that first impressions can be

created based on information we get directly,

when we see the person and their behaviors,

or indirectly, when, for example, we only hear about her.

First impressions are the idea we get right away

and allow us to create a mental image about someone,

that is, we capture information about the person and organize that

information into categories that are meaningful to us.

When, for example, we get acquainted with someone and

and the person is there in front of us and we are talking to her,

we will not collect all the information that we have available,

we will first process that information and characteristics that for us

are more important and also more obvious, such as age,

gender, posture and attitude, whether it is

attractive or not or even the tone of voice.

To organize the information we will essentially make three evaluations:

A more affective one type, which allows us to

perceive whether or not we like that person,

a moral evaluation, that is, an appreciation of their

character like, for example, whether it is a good or bad person,

their values if we can trust it

and also an instrumental assessment, that is, whether

it is a responsible, competente person or not.

But in our evaluations we tend to go beyond the information we have,

making conjectures about people and their behavior,

often without information that confirms our inferences.

This is because we process information using our

cognitive structures, our schemas.

They help us to complete information and to understand

others in a way that for us is coherent.

It is therefore impossible to speak of first impressions without mentioning that

they are obviously influenced by our personal constructs,

prejudices, stereotypes, expectations, biases, that is cognitive factors,

but also affective factors such as our emotions

and even demographic factors such as our age and our social roles.

Just as we don´t need much information to create first impressions,

we don´t need much time to form them either, and although

it is difficult to determine an exact time, we know that it is quite fast.

Recent investigations have shown impressive times:

for example, in a 2006

study it was concluded that 100 milliseconds were sufficient

for people, exposed only to photographs where a face was shown,

to be able to infer about certain traits such as

competence, confidence, aggressiveness, kindness and attractiveness.

And the assessment made at this speed was not that different from the judgments

people made when they could take the time they wanted to see the picture.

According to the conclusions from this study, taking more

time to make an assessment about someone

gives us more confidence in the judgment we make

and also allows us a more differentiated first impressions.

However, these researchers report that we are able to

make an assessment with very few information.

That is to say, practically the time of a blink of an eye is sufficient

to be able to infer some traces on somebody that we have just met.

It is important not to forget that first impressions

are subjective and they may be right or wrong.

However, even when we receive new information

that contradicts our initial assessments,

we find it difficult to change them.

If you just met someone who seemed to you, for example intriguing

and snoopy, you will feel a certain difficulty in changing your mind,

even with information that shows exactly the opposite.

But don´t forget that it is not only you who values,

others will do exactly the same with you.

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Things You Believe About American History That Are Wrong - Duration: 6:45.

They say history is written by the victors.

But sometimes it feels more like history was written by someone who honestly couldn't care

less.

"Excuse me.

When did the Mongols rule China?"

"I don't know?

I just work here."

American history in particular tends to take on a life of its own over time, leading to

plenty of seemingly straightforward facts in our history books that were either taken

way out of context or are — let's face it — just plain wrong.

Ben Franklin's turkey

You know the story about Benjamin Franklin fighting to make the turkey the national bird

of the United States?

"The Turkey.

A creature so amazingly stupid it'll stare up at a rainstorm with it's mouth wide open

until it actually drowns."

"Hey, what's everybody lookin' at?"

Look, nobody can deny that turkeys are an important part of American culture — sort

of.

But that story about Benjamin Franklin?

Not so much.

Franklin did question putting a bald eagle on the Great Seal of the United States in

a letter to his daughter.

But here's the thing: the whole turkey bit was kind of a joke.

First, he calls the bald eagle "a Bird of bad moral Character" who lazily steals food

from other birds.

Granted, they are kind of rude.

"You didn't show the Aspirin over here, did you?"

But after that, Franklin writes this about the turkey: "He is besides, though a little

vain & silly, a Bird of Courage, and would not hesitate to attack a Grenadier of the

British Guards who should presume to invade his Farm Yard with a red Coat on."

Courageous battle turkeys?

Yeah, it's pretty obvious that Franklin is just kidding around in this letter, showing

a bit of that ol' Franklin wit that made him so famous.

And even in the joke, he never explicitly states that the turkey should replace the

bald eagle.

He's just saying, "An eagle?

Come on, George, might as well make it a turkey."

Besides, have you ever heard a bald eagle?

"(weak bird call)"

It's not even trying!

Revolutionary tactics

Everyone knows that the colonists in the American Revolution came out on top because they used

hit-and-run, guerilla-style tactics that they learned from Native Americans.

Also, because they had Mel Gibson.

Only...that's not how it happened.

Prior to the American Revolution, colonists actually requested help from Britain because

they had no freaking clue how to fight against Native American tribes.

So if the British couldn't fight back, it' s not because the Minutemen were too wild

and crazy.

It's simply because the Brits taught them to fight too well.

In the end, the real reason Great Britain gave up the fight was, basically, because

they were broke.

Talk about anticlimactic.

That's not nearly as awesome as Mel Gibson stabbing an evil British horse with an American

flag:

Now, while we're on the subject of bogus facts about the American Revolution...

The Siege of Yorktown

We learned in history class that the nascent United States won the Revolutionary War after

American and French forces defeated the British at Yorktown on October 19, 1781.

After that, the war was over, right?

The British forces tucked tail and fled across the Atlantic while the colonists...probably

deep-fried a turkey and listened to the Red Hot Chili Peppers.

A classic American celebration.

"A-mer-i-ca!

A-mer-i -ca!

America!

f**k yeah!"

But before you start lighting off those fireworks, you should know that Yorktown was hardly the

final battle of the war.

The last skirmish was actually the naval Battle of Cuddalore in the Bay of Bengal, off the

coast of India, on June 20, 1783.

That's right, the final battle of the American Revolution took place in India, eighteen months

after the whole thing was supposed to end.

How is that even possible?

Well, remember: France sided with with the United States in 1778.

At that point, France was also at war with Great Britain by default, only they didn't

need to cross the ocean to get their fight on.

America's first war took place on a global scale, and the country ain't stopped since.

"World Police!

Get down on the ground!"

World War II landfall

Most of us assume that World War II never reached the United States mainland.

Sure, we all know about Pearl Harbor, and some of us are even familiar with the Battle

of the Aleutian Islands that happened in Alaska.

But neither Alaska or Hawaii are part of the mainland.

And besides, they weren't even states at the time, so they don't count.

Sorry, Bam.

But what many may not know is that the Japanese did attack the U.S. mainland several times

during the war.

A Japanese submarine shelled the Ellwood Oil Field near Santa Barbara, California on February

23, 1942, and a few months later, on June 24, 1942, another Japanese sub opened fire

on Fort Stevens in Oregon.

In September 1942, on two occasions, the same submarine used a floatplane to drop incendiary

bombs near Brookings, Oregon in the hopes of starting a forest fire.

None of these attacks caused major damage, but it's a little terrifying to think that

the Japanese navy was the greatest threat to our west coast until Carrot Top started

doing standup.

Burning witches

The Salem Witch Trials, which lasted from February 1692 to May 1693, represent one of

the most prominent examples of mass hysteria in American history.

"Well that's 75 witches we've processed that oughta show God whose side we're on, a

Pastor?"

"Yes Nedwin, but we have many more strumpets to incinerate."

During this period, hundreds of people in Salem Village, Massachusetts were accused

of witchcraft, and about twenty people were executed.

You probably know that the puritanical government burned these accused witches at the stake.

Except that's a total myth.

Accused witches were occasionally burned at the stake in medieval Europe…

"What makes you think that she's a witch?"

"Well, she turned me into a newt!

"A Newt?"

"I got better."

But in Salem, almost all the so-called "witches" were hung.

So that's...not exactly better.

Wouldn't a slap on the wrist have been enough?

Maybe banish them to a nice swamp?

"Get out of my swamp, you kids!"

See?

Much nicer!

Capital crisis

Most people know that Washington D.C. is the capital of the United States.

But what they might not know is that D.C. isn't our first capital city.

It's not even even close: it's actually our ninth capital.

The first capital was Philadelphia, where the Continental Congress convened in 1774

and signed the Declaration of Independence two years later.

The capital changed several times during the Revolutionary War — from Philadelphia to

Baltimore to the unlikely Lancaster, Pennsylvania — as Congress constantly moved to keep one

step ahead of the British Army.

When George Washington took the oath of office in 1789, he did it in New York City, meaning

Federal Hall in the Big Apple briefly served as the first capital of the United States

under the U.S. Constitution.

That lasted about a year before Philadelphia became capital again, and things finally settled

in the District of Columbia in July 1790.

Thankfully, it's been smooth sailing in Washington since then.

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How to Paint the Brow Head? #permanentmakeup #pmutraining - Duration: 6:57.

How does it happen sometimes? It is convenient for an artist to stroke

moving toward them. They create a sort of a reed pipe, I mean, it's worse

when from below and above the brow head tends to become

wider.

Hello to everyone, my name is Elena Nechayeva. And our today's

lesson is called "How to paint a brow head?"

This is a freqently asked question.

First, I'm going to show you how the artists usually do it and

what mistakes, to my mind, are made.

He is to work in a brow head. Having painted the eyebrow, he is coming closer

to this part of the eyebrow, the strokes are absolutely straight,

of the same length, in fact, they create a square.

How does it happen sometimes? It is convenient for an artist to stroke

moving toward them. They create a sort of a reed pipe, I mean, it's worse

when from below and above the brow head tends to become

wider.

I don't like such a shape very much. If you wipe it off, it

looks somewhat like this.

The brow head is absolutely square.

It isn't really nice, I don't like it.

Some clients insist on having such a shape, but

it happens rarely. As for me, I advise against this.

There also can be the following mistake:

an artist is carried away by enthusiasm and makes the back-tilt.

If you turn it around, the direction is

absolutely different. The reason is that the artist

was drawing strokes parallel to the brow body. And he had been doing it

until he reached the brow head.

How do I teach my artists to work: we begin form the lower part

for not to spoil anything,

from the darker part to the light one.

Moving closer to the brow head, the artist can turn

lik this and draw the strokes obliquely.

I made it quickly.

Then from the inner part...if you divide the brow head

this way, it is possible to make absolutely manageable strokes

from it.

He becomes closer to the outer part os the head, while

the stroke becomes shorter, and we enter this part:

from the outline of the head and up to the outer part of the

brow body, the stroke looks like this.

It becomes, we draw with the wave of he hand.

Then we can return and paint it denser,

as one run can be not enough for an artist,

we check it all the time.

As the brow head is the airiest part of the eyebrow,

we must always check how nice it is.

I'm going to paint this part, like,

here it is already painted.

And here is the part that has to be the airiest one

at the head. But again, if I leave this spot

half empty, it will just fade away after

the healing. hus, the distance between the eyebrows will become

wider than we wanted it to be. So, we

must reach the outline.

These strokes are thin.

Let's compare: this unit consists of about 60 strokes,

while this one consists of about 10-15 strokes

for not to make it dense.

Never begin with the brow head, especially if you aren't that competent,

do not begin at the external part. Always try to move

from the darker part to the light one, as in the dark part you can

try the skin, find the proper dept and then

come to the external part making

the stokes sparser and the pressure weaker.

It will allow you to create the smoky brow head

of the correct shape chosen by you, which will be without distinct outlines in

the external part, as you were drawing strokes with the wave of the hand.

You are, like, crawling towards the external part of the brow head.

In one of my previous videos, I showed how to learn, how to train

to master the technique of drawing in such pixels.

If you watch it, it will become clearer.

The airiest part is to be discussed with a client, and

depending on his wishes, you can make even

a centimeter looking airy.

You know, if there's a bright bundle of hairs, it isn't necessary to lay

much pigment.

I'm going to stroke a new one to make it clearer.

Here is the brow head, the lower strokes are to be as long as possible,

and then, when you are closer to the external part of the head,

they are becoming shorter and shorter, the pressure and the step width are to be changed too.

As this part is airy.

And the same way, we create the shape stroking, so

each stroke begins a bit lower and

this is one of the variants how I form the brow head.

And thenyou stroke the other way

beginning from the inner part, obtaining such a correct

shape.

If you trained stroking on paper with a ball pen,

we have a video tutorial with the semi-round strokes,

they can be very helpful, they are rather short. You are to create

a flat radius with the strokes, even a

brow head may be created this way.

But actually, it all can be done just managing

the stroke length and the pressure.

with no trouble

Here in the brow head yo must have

visible dots, with the skin seen through them, thee also

must be an inclination, it can't be reversed, in other words,

it mustn't lean to the other side. The angle is to be discussed

with a client.

The task is the following: you draw many brow heads

like this one and train on latex to be able

to make this apot look ideally, faery

and nice.

Thank you all for watching! Bye.

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"SUBSCRIBER!" TRIES TO SCAM ME FOR A BLACK MARKET MYSTERY DECAL!! - Rocket League Scammer Exposed! - Duration: 6:19.

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Hypomagnesemia - causes, symptoms, diagnosis, treatment, pathology - Duration: 8:58.

'Hypo-' means 'lower' and '-magnes-' refers to magnesium, and -emia refers to the

blood, so hypomagnesemia means lower than normal magnesium levels in the blood, and

symptoms typically develop at a level below 1 mEq/L.

An average adult has about 25 grams of magnesium in their body.

About half is stored in the bones, and most of the other half is found within cells.

In fact, magnesium is a really common positively charged ion found within the cell, second

only to king potassium.

A very tiny fraction, roughly 1% of the total magnesium in the body, is in the extracellular

space which includes both the intravascular space - the blood and lymphatic vessels, and

the interstitial space - the space between cells.

About 20% of the magnesium in the extracellular space, which would be about 0.2% of the total

magnesium, is bound to negatively charged proteins like albumin, but the other 80% or

0.8% of the total magnesium, can be filtered into the kidneys.

So in the kidney, that magnesium gets filtered into the nephron, andi about 30% gets reabsorbed

at the proximal convoluted tubule, 60% gets reabsorbed in the ascending loop of Henle,

and 5% get reabsorbed at the distal convoluted tubule.

That leaves only 5% to get excreted by the kidneys.

Magnesium levels can fall in a few situations.

One scenario is when the nephron fails to reabsorb the magnesium that's filtered out

from the blood, which would mean more would be excreted in the urine instead of kept in

the blood.

Magnesium reabsorption is mostly a passive process where the positively charged magnesium

ion follows the electrochemical gradient and moves from the positively charged lumen into

the cells lining the lumen which usually have a negative charge.

Loop and thiazide diuretics can disrupt that process, because they both make the lumen

less positively charged, diminishing magnesium's electrochemical gradient and causing more

of the ions to stick around in the filtrate and get peed out.

Another similar scenario is a genetic mutation affecting channels that regulate ion flow,

which again could change the electrochemical gradient and cause more magnesium to stick

around in the lumen and get peed out.

An example is Gitelman syndrome, where there's a mutation in the gene coding for the Na-Cl

cotransporters in the distal tubule.

A different mechanism for hypomagnesemia is prolonged malnutrition, and not enough magnesium

is being consumed.

Alternatively, there may be enough consumed, but not enough absorbed in the gastrointestinal

tract, so instead of going into the blood it gets excreted, because of interference

from medications like proton pump inhibitors or from a bout of diarrhea.

Another cause of hypomagnesemia includes uncontrolled diabetes mellitus, where sometimes there can

be increased levels of glucose in the blood.

This means that there's also increased glucose filtered into the kidney and nephron, which

attracts a lot of water and causes a large volume of urine to flow through the nephrons.

This high flow carries ions like magnesium right through the nephron because the fast

flow doesn't allow enough time for magnesium reabsorption to happen.

Yetnother cause is hungry bone syndrome which is when the thyroid or the parathyroid glands

are surgically removed, leading to increased bone formation.

The osteoblasts, or bone-forming cells, are literally hungry for ions to make more mineralised

matrix, and it consumes the magnesium in the blood.

iiAlcoholism offers a mixed picture, because these individuals often have a poor diet which

depletes magnesium intake, and in addition, alcohol increases renal excretion of magnesium.

Low magnesium in the blood is commonly associated with low potassium in the blood, or hypokalemia,

partly because a lot of the conditions that cause hypomagnesemia, like diarrhea and diuretic

therapy, are also responsible for hypokalemia.

Additionally, it's thought that normally magnesium in the cells of the nephron tend

to sort of get in the way of potassium channels a little bit, so with less magnesium, potassium

is secreted, excreted, and wasted, which can lead to hypokalemia.

Severe hypomagnesemia can also lead to low calcium int he blood, or hypocalcemia, since

the parathyroid gland needs magnesium in order to release parathyroid hormone, which normally

causes osteoclast cells to release calcium from the bones into the blood.

Without magnesium, therefore, there's impaired release of parathyroid hormone, and it's

also thought that magnesium's thought to be needed in order to respond to parathyroid

hormone as well, both of which results in less calcium in the blood.

Early symptoms of hypomagnesemia, though, are often neuromuscular.

Under normal circumstances, At the neuromuscular junction, there are voltage-gated calcium

channels on presynaptic neurons which need to open and let calcium in to cause the neuron

to release neurotransmitter and cause muscle contraction.

Magnesium seems to inhibit calcium influx a little bit, stabilizing the axon.

So without magnesium floating around, calcium can enter neurons more easily, ultimately

making muscles and nerves more excitable.

This can lead to neuromuscular symptoms like uncontrolled stimulation of nerves, as well

as tetany, a condition where there are intermittent muscle spasms throughout the body.

These spasms are particularly evident in the muscles of the hands and the forearm, known

as Trousseau sign.

When the spasms occur in the muscles of facial expression, it's called Chvostek sign.

Severe hypomagnesemia can even lead to convulsions or seizures, as well as abnormal heart rhythms.

Diagnosis of hypomagnesemia is usually done by measuring the level of free unbound magnesium

in the serum or doing a 24 hour urine collection.

Treatment depends on the cause, and if it's due to inadequate intake, then it can be supplemented

orally.

In more severe cases magnesium can be given in the form of magnesium sulphate intravenously

or intramuscularly.

Alright, as a quick recap - Hypomagnesemia refers to a decreased free magnesium ion levels

in the blood.

This can be caused by excessive excretion by the kidneys or inadequate intake of magnesium.

These situations can lead to symptoms once below 1 meq/L, symptoms include uncontrolled

firing of the neurons leading to muscle spasms or even seizures and cardiac rhythm abnormalities.

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MotorCircus Presents Mission South - The Documentary - Duration: 21:07.

We founded "ÄRZTE HELFEN e.V." after taking our first road trip to Africa.

Our destination was The Gambia. When we saw the circumstances there,...

...we decided to come back, organize doctors and medical supplies...

...and repair technical equipment.

At first we thought: well isn't it a motley crew. They told us about...

...their plans to support the project and what else they are up to.

We were a bit skeptical at first and wondered whether they actually...

...know what they are getting into.

We did not expect it to rain non-stop for the past two days.

We were chased by a cold front, by a storm front over the Atlas Mountains.

Even the water poured out of our shoes. We got soaking wet.

You stop for a moment, wring out your gloves but you know...

..."you have to move on" and you just scream and swear.

Marko and I started our journey under the premise that we would...

...only ride in clothes made of cotton with only a few modern...

...materials and fabrics - which obviously posed a slight problem...

...in the rain and cold. We cut up those nice old motorcycle covers...

...from the BMW plant.

We wrapped these covers around our jackets with duct tape.

One might think someone up there is testing you:

"Guys, do you even know what you are getting into?"

Having arrived the day before, we unloaded all of our luggage...

...and took a day off to recover.

In Merzouga, there are huge dunes and by the very next day we were...

...already looking forward getting the mopeds unpacked and taking...

...them for a spin on the sand.

Then we rode our motorcycles - old and new - towards the sand dunes.

What we are doing here is letting some air out of the tires so that...

...they provide a larger surface area. This allows us to ride even...

...better on soft fine sand.

It is simply a case of experience for those who have already ridden...

...on dunes - and following the advice from the guys like...

..."come on, move your bum to the back and take some weight off...

...the front wheel".

So having spent most of the trip on asphalt in Morocco and on...

...dirt roads, the Saharan sand was quite different.

Like camels - they go everywhere in the desert.

I couldn't imagine being on top on a high dune sitting on...

...my old twin-valve. Riding up there takes quite an effort.

Having reached the top however, you are rewarded with a beautiful...

...sunset - fantastic. It reminds me of old films like Lawrence of Arabia.

The reason we got to know Africa in the first place is the...

...Dresden Dakar Banjul rally, organized by Torsten Schulze,...

...Holger and Falk. They are also driving through the area.

Yesterday we met for the first time in Laayoune on the Atlantic.

This was an excellent reunion and a good chance to see a few familiar...

...faces. Of course, it gives us a certain degree of security,...

...knowing there are still friends around who know the area.

There is plenty of space in the Western Sahara. The whole time...

...we are riding along the coast. The occasional army posts makes...

...us insecure about whether we can even sleep here or it is not...

...encouraged at all.

We thought about making another stop before the border.

Then we tried, but noticed that the sand was too deep and that it...

...will be physically demanding.

So we were looking for a good place to stop and rode our bikes through...

...the deep sand. We all looked for a way to get onto a hill just in...

...front of a dune. We all got stuck in the deep sand from head to toe.

But after three attempts we discovered something extraordinary.

My friend Hatt told me to remove the exhaust muffler...

...because it will sound even better.

We have now completed the murderous stages through the desert.

We've been in the middle of nowhere, now we're coming to rest...

...and riding through the savannah.

We've almost reached our destination and now it really feels like...

...having arrived in Africa. The sounds of the wildlife - this is...

...where birds, chimpanzees and hippos come out to play.

This is Africa, typical Africa.

I can no longer recall what I did 15, 13 or 12 days ago. All I know is...

...that I am currently sitting by the Gambia River and we still have...

...300 kilometers ahead of us. We will eventually reach our...

...destination tonight. Tomorrow we will be at the clinic.

The very ominous final day was not to be topped.

Christoph looked up with wide eyes and said:

"Hey, nothing works anymore, the battery is dead".

Indeed, there was a breakdown just before the end and we had to get...

...a little bit inventive.

Christoph said right away: "Ah, I've got a problem with...

...my motorcycle, I'm riding on battery power".

Now my bike won't start, what's wrong now, it's been fine until now.

What to do? First let's give it a quick check-up - perhaps it's...

...just a plug, something simple, but it appears to be the alternator.

Welcome to the "operating room". Like with open-heart surgery,...

...a transplantation of the energy package is taking place.

Christoph and I are riding the old boxers and have the same battery.

Mine was fully charged and his was empty, so we swapped.

We worked at a filling station being watched by 50 kids who were...

...impressed by the powerful German machines.

Yes, so my Brown Sugar still carried me right to the end.

- When we came around the corner. - I couldn't believe my eyes.

There were 30 people standing outside cheering and clapping.

We even danced. Being welcomed like this was a wonderful feeling.

This is when you realize that our mission made sense after all,...

...that it was being received very well and you suddenly see...

...all the smiling faces.

This was a moment where all five of us, including...

...our cameraman Thorsten, had tears in our eyes.

We got goose bumps. That was our reward for all the hard work.

We have arrived.

The ASB clinic here in The Gambia exists since 2002.

We carried out over 46,000 treatments last year. Over the years...

...the clinic has gotten better and better. Our medical equipment is...

...well above the national average. But of course, this is only...

...possible with external help. What is most important for us is that...

...help is sustainable. In the end, a friendship has developed...

...over the years. It is unbelievable what the guys have done...

...and this Mission South tour is so authentic. They have seized...

...the opportunity to see the bigger picture and to find out...

...what awaits them here.

Besides the help they have provided The Gambia with, they are also...

...making an essential contribution towards combating the causes...

...of people fleeing the country.

It is nice to see that you can get involved without having...

...to give up your job. You can do it on the side.

It's up to each individual to choose the right level of involvement.

A trip with my buddies through West Africa with everything...

...that goes along with it.

I am astonished that I am still in relative good shape after...

...over 4,700 kilometers.

That we all accomplished this with our motorcycles,...

...with our machinery, with our own butts, our sweat and our ambitions...

For me personally it's hard to imagine that we made it all the way.

This tour also reminded me of my old backpacker days. Arrive in the...

...evening, pitch your tent, travel on the next morning.

Today here and tomorrow there. As the African saying goes:

"Once you lose your way, you'll get to know it eventually".

These are all experiences that make us proud, that we can build upon,...

...and that also give us pause for thought. Because they are just so...

...archaic and simple, it's simply a great gift, a lifelong dream.

You only do something like this once.

Take a look at the bigger picture and see what else is out there.

You can do more than you think.

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ARTERIAL BLOOD GASES (ABGs) Imbalances for Nursing School & NCLEX | FEARLESSRN - Duration: 9:14.

Hey guys! Welcome back, so here's the next

video in the ABG series. So if you

haven't watched the first video please

take some time out to watch that and I

hope that you find that video helpful.

Today I will be talking about acid-base

imbalances. So respiratory acidosis,

respiratory alkalosis, metabolic acidosis,

and metabolic alkalosis. I'll share with

you some signs and symptoms, the

pathophysiology or what's really going

on - as well as the treatment. If you're

interested then keep on watching. And if

you like this video, give it a thumbs up

and subscribe! Thanks! =) Now let's begin!

Keep in mind that when you are trying to

identify differences between respiratory

acidosis, respiratory alkalosis, metabolic

acidosis and metabolic alkalosis; you

want to have the normal values in mind.

Respiratory acidosis: Here the patient is

not breathing enough so the patient is -

HyPOventilating! When you hypoventilate that means

that you're retaining-- you're holding on

to too much carbon dioxide or acid. And

remember as I mentioned in the previous

video, whenever you hold on to acid it

causes the brain to mess up. So what can

be some causes of respiratory acidosis? It could be trauma, mid abdominal

incision so maybe you know the patient

has abdominal surgery and it hurts to

breathe. So you're not going to breathe

as much - they're in pain. Narcotics such

as anesthetics. Those will depress the

respiration definitely! Even Neurological

disease such as guillain-barre a and

myasthenia gravis and of course there's

many more causes so you know, do your

research & figure that out or I'll leave

some right here. So what are some signs

and symptoms? So since there's a buildup

of acid it's going to cause you to have

a headache. The patient may also be confused

and very drowsy or sleepy and hypoxia. So

with respiratory acidosis the body needs to

get rid of all this acid. So here, the

compensation will occur via the kidneys!

Because

the lungs are messed up at this point.

Treatment for respiratory acidosis is to

treat the patient with oxygen. They're

not breathing as much, we want to fix

that problem. Now let's get into

Respiratory alkalosis: Here the patient is

hyperventilating, they are breathing too

much. So they blowing off all the acid

and therefore they're retaining or

keeping the base. So what are some causes

of hyperventilation? Anxiety, panic attack

fear,

acute aspirin overdose, excessiv

mechanical ventilation. Some signs and

symptoms will be headache, faintness,

numbness and tingling sensations in

your fingers and toes! Why? Because the

body is having a lack of oxygen so if

there's lack of oxygen

there's no blood circulation to those

body parts. So therefore you're going to

fine those signs of symptoms to be

occurring because the body is trying to

tell you "hey there's something wrong" so

you have to fix the problem. so hey? how

will we fix this problem? The first thing

we want to do is have the patient

breathe into a brown paper bag and I'm

sure you heard of that before.

This forces the patient to breathe back

in all the co2 because remember the

patient is hyperventilating, they're

breathing too much. So they blowing off

too much co2 B acid and they're left

with a lot of base. Remember whenever

there is an imbalance meaning too high

or too low the body does not like it.

You can't eventually lead to death so

that's why you would see someone

breathing into a brown paper bag because

you want them to trap that co2 or the

acid and breathe it right back in. And

also another way if you want to keep the

patient really calm because at this

point if they're hyperventilating maybe

they had a panic attack you know

sometimes I have panic attacks when I'm

driving up hills and it's really

horrible. But you want to also try to

find ways to keep that patient calm. You

want to talk to the patient, you know,

distract them a little bit so they can

calm down and slow their breathing. Now

we're going to begin to talk about

Metabolic so obviously previously was

the respiratory which dealt with the

lungs and the lungs were the problem. Now

we're going to talk about the kidneys so

metabolic and here the kidneys are the

problem. So in metabolic acidosis the

kidneys are sick , so what would be the pH

level here?

Do you know comment below.

Well the pH level is going to be very

low, remember acidosis means its less than

7.35.

So here the patient is retaining too

much hydrogen. Hydrogen is an acid! Maybe

they don't have enough bicarb

which is a base. So here the patient will

hyperventilate to get rid of the acid!

What are some causes of metabolic

acidosis? Remember the patient is

hyperventilating! It can be diabetic

ketoacidosis that's DKA and that is when the

patient has a very high blood glucose

levels that causes the patient to have

increased respirations and those

respirations are called Kussmaul

respirations. So they are very deep and rapid!

Another cause would be aspirin or

salicylic overdose, intoxication which we

mentioned before. Also starvation like if

a person has anorexia or bulimia and

seizure activity and also severe

diarrhea. Remember diarrhea, when someone has

diarrhea it contains a lot of acid so you are

letting go of a lot of acid. So a trick

that I learned and I've also heard all

over is that when you think about

metabolic acidosis

you know, diarrhea it comes out the

you-know-what so that's a good way to

remember it. So some signs and symptoms

would be hyperkalemia, so there is an increase of

potassium. When there's an increase of

potassium there's going to be muscle

twitching, muscle weakness and arrhythmia.

Increase in respirations, so they're

blowing off too much acid. So as for

treatment you want to treat the cause. It

can be any of the causes mentioned

previously and you want to give the

patient an IV push of bicarb

or sodium bicarb. Now let's talk about

Metabolic alkalosis: Patients retaining

too much base and getting rid of too

much hydrogen

acid. So here the pH level is going to be

high or low? It's going to be high

because the patient has to be above 7.45

Right? Loss from upper GI tract so that

means from the mouth it could be from

vomiting or maybe or can be NG tube

connected to suction. Also the person has

a large intake of and acids that can

also cause metabolic alkalosis because a

lot of antacids contain bass. Maybe the

patient receives too much sodium bicarb

(IV bicarb) or there's a depletion in

Potassium. Diuretics such as thiazide

diuretics so you're going to be you know

urinating a lot more frequently and therefore

you're going to be letting go of the

potassium. Also depletion of Potassium

can be due to laxative abuse and Cushing's

syndrome. So some signs & symptoms would

be hypokalemia, cause remember there's a

depletion so it's low potassium levels.

Tachycardia because the body is sensing

that something is wrong. Muscle cramps and

arrhythmias.

So as for treatment you want to treat

the cause which can be anything that we

mentioned previously and you want to

replace potassium because it's low. You wanna

give oral potassium. It can be either

through dietary measures such as eating

a banana,

raisins etc there's so much more. Or can

be given IV pump. Here is something you should remember!!!

Metabolic acidosis is from the lower GI

so it's going to be from diarrhea, so

they're going to have HYPERKALEMIA!

Whereas Metabolic alkalosis... alkalosis,,,

you're losing it from the upper GI. So you're going

to be vomiting and you're going to have

HYPOKALEMIA. Now this concludes this

video for the acid-base imbalances, signs

and symptoms and treatments. I hope that

this video was informative for you and

helpful and you know easy to understand

as best as I can make it .And if you do

have any commentary or anything to say

please leave it down below I'd love to

hear your feedback and if you found it

helpful this video, thumbs up and you

know, join the

FearlessRN family and subscribe today and do

me a favor and share this video out!

Somebody may need some help so if you

think they do and share this video! Thank

you so much for watching and stay tuned

for the next video! Bye! Stay Blessed and

good luck!!!

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Grout Cleaning Marketing Video 805-253-0023 Video for Grout Cleaners - Duration: 1:07.

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Dev Diary #3 GUTS: Narrative for Games - Duration: 5:38.

A game for me has three reasons:

why, how and what

"what" is about technology and design

it's about what are the possibilities

that you have in this game

can I throw a rock in my enemy?

can I attack him with a sword?

"what" is really connected to this

"why" is about story

why am I going to save the people from this village?

why am I going to save this princess?

the story give you a purpose

to what you're going in game

"how" is about art

how things are going to appear

and I'm not talking only about visual art and this stuff

but also about

audio, soundtrack...

so these things give a meaning to how

something is going to be represented

so I believe this "how"...

and the art is the connection between

its possibilities, what you are going to do

and why you're going to do this

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How To Use Clear Coat for Furniture Protection | Country Chic Paint Clear Coat Tutorial - Duration: 3:50.

Hi there it's Rosanne here from Country

Chic Paint. We have a new product that

I'm excited to show you today. It's

called Clear Coat. Stay tuned to learn

how you can use this easy-to-use

finishing products to protect your

furniture pieces from wear and tear for

years to come

Our paint has great adhesion and

durability but for high traffic pieces

that will get a lot of wear and tear

sometimes an extra bit of protection is

necessary. Since Clear Coat has a satin

sheen it's also perfect if you're going

for a more modern looking finish or if

you're wanting to add just a little bit

of shine to your piece. Clear Coat comes

in three sizes; we have it in a four

ounce 16 and 32 ounce container

it has ultra low VOCs so it's very

environmentally friendly and it has

almost no odor if you've tried our Tough

Coat in the past you'll probably find

that our Clear Coat has less of a

learning curve and it is easier to use

even for beginners. If you're wondering

which product to choose for your piece

keeping in mind that Tough Coat is a

tougher finish so we recommend it for

pieces like tabletops floors and kitchen cabinets

that get lots of daily wear and tear. Clear

Coat is best for pieces like dressers

that will get regular use but won't be

prone to as much abuse. Both products, Tough Coat

Clear Coat can be easily wiped

clean with gentle household cleaning

products. This little piece I painted a

couple days ago in the color Cherry

Blossom and you want to make sure that

you give your paint at least 24 hours to

dry before you start applying any kind

of top coat like Tough Coat or Clear Coat

Just like Tough Coat, Clear Coat should

never be shaken. You just want to open the

jar and stir it with a stir stick for

about a minute or so to make sure that

everything is mixed well together. If you

would shake it you'll incorporate

bubbles and that's something you

want to avoid. For a nice smooth finish

it's best to use a painting sponge to

apply it

Notice that I'm going to be using long

smooth strokes to apply it and not going

over the same area again and again. If

you notice any areas that you've missed

instead of going over it again you might

want to just wait until you go over it a

second time

because if you go over areas that have

started to dry already

you'll start adding texture to your

finish. You'll want to wait about two to

three hours between coats in ideal

circumstances. If it's very cold or humid

in your area then you'll definitely want

to wait a little bit longer. For optimal

durability t's best to apply at least

three to four coats of Clear Coat to

your piece. After you're all finished you

want to wait at least 24 hours before

using your piece. Keep in mind that the

total cure time for Clear Coat is three

to four weeks so you want to wait a

while before you do any extensive

cleaning to avoid damaging the surface

Clear Coat gives you a durable

environmentally friendly option to

guarantee that your pieces can be

enjoyed for many years. I hope you

enjoyed this video! Make sure to leave us

a comment if you have any questions or

click the like button. Also subscribe to

our YouTube channel so you don't miss

out on any of our upcoming tutorials. If

you want to find out more about our

products and where you can find them

visit our website countrychicpaint.com

Thank you so much for watching and

happy painting!

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Farming Simulator 17 DT-75 PACK - Duration: 10:56.

HI GUYS !!!! Welcome to Farming Simulator 17 Mods Channel in this video I will show You a New Mod Pack The DT-75 PACK.

In DT-75 PACK You will find The DT-75M Crawler Tractor 3 Back Attacher Setup 4 Front Loader Setup 90Hp 12Km/h Max Speed

In this mod pack also include the Leveler DT75 The Continuous Loader PND-250 And The Front loader Rocket PTS-77

BE CAREFUL You must have select the Font loader Profile while you buy the Tractor because every Front loader Tool have unique Attacher

2 - stroke starter

I collect some crass using the Continuous Loader PND-250 Follow me mod and the 2PTS-4 Trailer

I mange to find a rusty and old Trailer to fit with those tractors so 2PTS-4 Trailer 9.720l Capacity

I have set the speed to 3Km/h for smooth loading

One special tool Really old design I have never see something like that it is a front loader back unloader :p

haha

Let's take a look to the blade

The tractor has so few power I think they are not task for the blade version

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Basslet Wearable Subwoofer Talkthrough Video - Duration: 2:29.

Hi guys, it's Christian for Digital DJ Tips

in the Research lab and today we'll

be taking a look at the Basslet by Lofelt

The Basslet is a silent subwoofer

you wear like a watch. It uses haptic

technology to recreate the bass

frequencies of your music and send them

directly to your body. Think about it

like a rumble pack for a games

controller but for your musical pleasure.

With the Basslet, you're supposed to

feel the sound as well as hear it. It

sounds too good to be true,

so let's find out! It's simple to set up,

you just plug your headphones into the

sender and then put the sender into your

audio device, put your headphones, on hit

play and you start to feel the vibrations

immediately. The intensity of the

vibrations can be altered up or down by

one of the two buttons on the side and

it works by the sender transmitting the

low end frequencies from your audio

device to the Basslet, which then, in

turn starts to vibrate with the music.

I've used this for about a week now and

while there is some difficulty getting

the Basslet to fit snugly on your wrist,

when it is on it's really comfy. At first,

the sensation doesn't travel much

further than your forearm but after a

few sessions you certainly get used to

it and you start to feel the bass all

around you. The most amazing thing is

that there's no noticeable lag or

latency and the way the Basslet replicates

the bass itself is fantastic. You feel the

different subtleties of the low end

frequencies and it's not just one type

of vibration like on your mobile phone,

for example. It lives up to the hype in

this respect and after listening to a few

tracks, you'll start to forget you're

even wearing the Basslet and the bass

kind of spreads across your body which

is a really cool feeling. Overall, I

definitely recommend you try the

Basslet, you'd be right to be skeptical

at first, as I was myself and it might

seem inconvenient to carry around and

wear the Basslet was just to "feel" the music

you're listening to. However, when the

mind trickery kicks in it really offers

something completely different to your

listening experience in or out of

headphones. Now, whilst US$199 is pretty

steep for a product that without

trying, you have no idea what to expect,

Lofelt offer a 14 day money-back

guarantee, so if you have the spare cash,

you don't really have anything to lose.

The Basslet is an excellent product and

it will be really exciting to see its second

incarnation.

There's a more detailed look at the

Basslet over on the Digital DJ Tips

website and the link for that is in the

description below. If you liked this

video, give it a thumbs up and hit the

subscribe button if you're not already a

subscriber. This was

Christian for Digital DJ Tips. Cheers for

watching this video and I'll see you soon!

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The Stunning Transformation Of Mandy Moore - Duration: 5:58.

The girl next door with the hot set of pipes, Mandy Moore started out in music and later

flawlessly launched an acting career — and she's not slowing down.

Let's take a closer look at her stunning transformation from Florida kid to famous star.

Karaoke kid

Amanda Leigh Moore was born on April 10, 1984 in New Hampshire, and later raised in Orlando,

Florida.

According to New York Magazine, Moore first wanted to sing after watching the musical

Guys and Dolls at age six.

"Take back your pearls, what made you think I was one of those girls"

And for young Moore, the appeal wasn't in the fame, but the music.

She told Cosmopolitan, "I don't think I had the aspiration to be a star growing up.

I loved Madonna and Bette Midler, and I had my karaoke machine and would sing their songs."

FedEx overnight success

As a teen, Moore was overheard singing by a FedEx delivery person named Victor Cade,

who then gave her demo to a friend who worked at Sony Music.

In a 1999 fairytale story, the 15-year-old Moore joined the NSYNC tour, with her first

single, "Candy."

"I'm cravin for you, I'm missing you like candy, yea yea yea."

But not everything was so sweet.

She later told Cosmopolitan, "When I was first starting out in the music industry, I was

always coupled in the same sentence with Jessica Simpson, Britney Spears and Christina Aguilera

— and I was probably the worst of them.

I think a lot of people back then thought, Mandy Moore…she'll probably go back to where

she came from in a year.

But I've created my own path, and I'm content with it."

Totally '90s

It would be wrong to talk about Moore's pop fame and not bring up that sick '90s fashion.

Moore told People, "I started when I was 15…I had no idea who I was, or what I was doing,

and so there's a lot from that time period…like leather pants with fringe on them.

In the 'Candy' video, I decided it was really cool to tie a leather ribbon around [my arm].

There were some really questionable choices."

Hey, questionable or not, they were all fabulously 90s.

"Tell me how much for your love"

Screen queen

Moore got her start in acting with Dr. Dolittle 2 and The Princess Diaries.

But it was in 2002's A Walk to Remember, that the 17-year-old showed off her chops.

As she told The Huffington Post, her co-star, Shane West, helped her succeed in her first

major role.

She said, "I was so fresh-faced and naïve.

I felt incredibly lucky right off the bat that I had someone who was as willing to work

with me and who was patient and understanding."

She described to People how trading in her blonde locks for brunette made a difference

for her Jamie Sullivan character, saying, "It came at a time in my life when I was only

seen from the pop music landscape and through that lens...There was a real significance

in the way that people saw me, but also in the way that I carried myself and that I saw

myself."

Passion for fashion

Wanting to be seen as a serious actress, Moore told Elle, "I think Saved! was the beginning

for me.

It was the start of people saying, 'Hey, maybe she's a serious actress.

Maybe she's in this for the long haul.'

And once you have that feeling, doing work you're really proud of, you want more of it."

"Jesus, he loves you!"

"You don't know the first thing about love."

"I am FILLED with Christ's love!"

In 2005, she started her own fashion line, Mblem.

Although the line only lasted three years, Moore told WWD, "I love the fashion world.

I'm fascinated by it.

I'm humbled by it…

If I were to dip my toe back in there, it would have to be the right situation…a great

partnership that could represent a true reflection of me and my ideas.

So next go round, that needs to be top of the list."

That princess life

In 2010, a 26-year-old Moore voiced Rapunzel in the Disney movie Tangled.

She told Collider, "It was a lot of fun.

I never had the opportunity to do something quite like this.

I felt like it really…engaged that side of me that is a huge fan of musicals and dream

about doing a musical one day."

But being a princess ain't easy.

She said, "I was there in the moment, in the studio, going, 'Oh, okay, right,' I'm not

just suddenly being Mandy and singing.

You know, I have to be Rapunzel and so there is a sense of maintaining this character that

was really interesting to me."

"Just smell the grass, the dirt, just like I dreamed they'd be."

Using her voice

In 2012, the 28-year-old spoke with Women's Health about working with the Gynecologic

Cancer Foundation on a new campaign called "Reality Check: What Young Women Don't Know

About Cervical Cancer."

She said, "As a young woman, I wanted to spread the word to other young women out there that

we have the power to protect ourselves against cervical cancer."

She remained optimistic during a difficult time

In 2015, Moore and husband, musician Ryan Adams, officially split and filed for divorce,

after almost six years together.

Moore opened up at the Television Critics Association tour, saying, "It's tough.

Life is not easy…I think it's been great to be able to take all of the chapters in

my life and be able to pour it into a job like this because it all helps.

It's all fuel."

She became a TV mom

Fall 2016 brought Moore to the small screen as Rebecca Pearson on NBC's hit drama This

Is Us.

When Moore received the script for the show, she wasn't in any mood to read anymore pilots

that didn't have a prayer of being picked up.

But once she dove in, she realized this was different.

She told Vulture, "When I first read the [pilot] script, my jaw was on the ground after finishing

the last couple scenes, and then I went back to the first page and started rereading it.

I really wanted to be a part of it."

"It's too bad you guys don't have any chemistry."

"We really, really dislike each other"

Moore described the cast's rare chemistry, saying, "I love it!

[...] We had a cast dinner a couple of weeks ago, and we're all in like a text chain together

and everyone's like, 'Hey Mom and Dad, thank you so much for planning that dinner.'

It's pretty ridiculous considering that I'm younger than all of my children."

"I fall a little bit more in love with you everyday.

In you, I have found my soulmate."

So much Moore

As This Is Us is slated for future seasons, Moore seems truly satisfied.

In a 2016 interview with Byrdie, she spoke of the transition from her past to her present.

Remembering the start of her music career, she said, "Oh god, I was just a clueless suburban

mall teenager from Orlando…

You couldn't pay me to go back."

Today, she's totally cool with being older and wiser, and optimistic about the future.

She said, "I'm totally ready.

I can't wait until the day when watching 60 Minutes is perfectly acceptable for my age...I

say bring it on."

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