Waching daily Jul 13 2017

Hello Friends, Today I will share chocolate walnut brownie recipe loved by all.

First of all prepare a container by putting butter paper or any normal paper.

Grease with oil on all sides.

Dark chocolate 140 gm approx, 5 tbsp cocoa powder,

3/4 cup refined flour/maida, 1/4 tsp baking powder.

few walnuts chopped(optional), half cup powdered sugar, half cup milk.

1/4 cup butter at room temperature, 1/4 cup condensed milk.

Take a big bowl and put chocolate in it.

Add butter.

This is double boiler. in lower container I have put water to boil.

Put the second container with holes in it.

Now keep your bowl in it so that chocolate and butter melt and mixes well.

You can do this procedure in microwave also for 1/2 to 1 minute.

In 2 minutes it will melt.

Now add condensed milk.

Its my home made condensed milk. You can see the recipe on my channel Shaila's Dastarkhwan.

Add cocoa powder.

Add milk .

Mix well so that no lumps remain.

Add powdered sugar.

Add maida. I had sieved it twice before hand.

Add baking powder.

Mix well and batter will be ready.

Mix as shown in video. This is called as cut and fold method.

See the consistency.

If consistency is thick then you can add 2-3 tbsp of milk.

If you don't like too dark brownie in color and taste then reduce the amount of cocoa powder.

Pour the batter in container. and sprinkle walnuts evenly.

Tap the container and even it out.

I have kept my old cooker with a layer of salt in it for 15 minutes on low flame and put a stand in it.

Put the container with the help of tong safely otherwise you might get burn.

Keep it for 25 minute but check once in between.

I have removed rubber and whistle from its lid.

Its ready. I have checked with a knife.

Remove safely with the help of tong.

You can bake in oven also.

Enjoy brownie with vanilla ice cream. Ice cream is also home made.

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Revolutionary Quantum Theory The Future could be affecting the Past - Duration: 5:53.

Revolutionary Quantum Theory The Future could be affecting the Past

Scientists may just have discovered one of the MISSING pieces of Quantum theory, and

it�s very important and unorthodox according to some. After all, you don�t hear every

day that the future could affect the past, right?

According to a new, revolutionary theory, the future can affect the past, adding, even

more mystery to the already enigmatic world of quantum mechanics.

It seems that the more we dig, the stranger it gets. As if it wasn�t already complicated

enough�

Scientists still can�t figure it all out and are battling with the quantum world on

a theoretical level. In the mysterious world of the quantum theory is one called quantum

entanglement.

Einstein spoke about it, we still try to understand it.

According to many scientists, there are a couple of ways for us to demonstrate what

Einstein referred to as �spooky action at a distance� and two physicists have proposed

a new view that may help unravel the mysteries behind this quantum effect.

Quantum entanglement is a physical phenomenon that occurs when pairs or groups of particles

are generated or interact in ways such that the quantum state of each particle cannot

be described independently of the others, even when the particles are separated by a

large distance�instead, a quantum state must be described for the system as a whole.

Umm� here�s a video in case you didn�t quite get what we�re trying to say:

However, there isn�t really a mechanism that could explain that kind of influence

which is why physicists Matthew S. Leifer at Chapman University and Matthew F. Pusey

at the Perimeter Institute for Theoretical Physics have offered an alternative which

they dubbed �retrocausality�.

Ok so let�s bring this down a notch and make it easier to understand. Basically, these

two researchers took a closer look at some of the many assumptions in quantum theory

and said that unless we found that TIME necessarily ran ONE way, any measurements made to a certain

particle could echo back in time as well as forward. Complicated huh?

Basically �retrocausality� indicates that a given particle can move backward through

time to the point where it is entangled and affects its partner along the way.

Dr. Leifer and Dr. Pusey basically worked on Bell�s theorem and swapped space for

time saying that unless anyone can prove that time should definitely go forwards then retrocausality

is a possibility, meaning that quantum particle could travel back in time affecting their

partner.

�The reason I think that retrocausality is worth investigating is that we now have

a slew of no-go results about realist interpretations of quantum theory, including Bell�s theorem.These

say that any interpretation that fits into the standard framework for realist interpretations

must have features that I would regard as undesirable. Therefore, the only options seem

to be to abandon realism or to break out of the standard realist framework,� said Dr.

Leifer.

This means that when a researcher decides he wants to measure a given particle, that

choice can influence the properties of the particle itself�or even an entangled particle

in the past., making the �action at a distance� part of Einstein�s definition unnecessary.

In other words, the entanglement effect becomes retrocausal influence as Futurism explains

it.

Speaking to Phys.org Dr. Leifer said: �There is a small group of physicists and philosophers

that think this idea is worth pursuing, including Huw Price and Ken Wharton [a physics professor

at San Jos� State University],�

Retrocausality may even offer a better quantum theory but like many other theories, this

too includes a number of assumptions, though it is noteworthy to mention that it includes

one which drastically reformulates the idea of time symmetry.

The only options seem to be to abandon realism or to break out of the standard realist framework,�

Leifer explained. �Abandoning realism is quite popular, but I think that this robs

science of much of its explanatory power and so it is better to find realist accounts where

possible.�

�There is not, to my knowledge, a generally agreed upon interpretation of quantum theory

that recovers the whole theory and exploits this idea. It is more of an idea for an interpretation

at the moment, so I think that other physicists are rightly skeptical, and the onus is on

us to flesh

out

the idea.�

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The NerdCon: Nerdfighteria Nerdfighter Secret Project Thank You Video - Duration: 11:28.

I know something John and Hank don't know. *audience laughter*

They think they're done. But I'm gonna have to ask them to come back out if that's okay.

John: You did mention that.

Maureen: I kind of hinted at it.

I was asked to bring you guys back out.

So you ready? Are you nervous?

Hank: Wait? Is something going to happen?

John: What's that British word?

Hank: I have to pee really bad? John: Scared as a rabbit? Sha-boop?

Hank: Was it British?

Hank: Shell....shellhouse or something.

*audience yells right answer*

Hank: Are you scared as a rabbit, John? John: No one knows how to pronounce it for sure, guys.

Maureen: What word are you looking for? John: Let's move on. Hank: Don't worry about that.

Maureen: So, word went out to Nerdfighters sometime ago.

Nerdfighters were asked to contribute to a little tribute.

Hank: You're gonna make me cry. *audience laughter*

Maureen: That's why they gave me this job. *audience laughter*

Maureen: And right now we are going to see a video that is compilation of several Nerdfighters that have sent in their work to kinda to say to John and Hank what all of this has meant to them.

And they're gonna cry. And that's mostly what we're gonna be watching. *audience applause and laughter*

Good morning Hank and John, it's Saturday.

To me, Nerdfighteria is the crusade against pennies, nickels, and all low denominational coins that make no economic sense.

Nerdfighteria is a community of compassionate people who live life to the full.

They unashamedly enjoy things together. They veraciously learn everything they can about everything.

They think deeply about things that matter and they love fiercely.

Nerdfighteria consists of people who are not only willing to show their inner nerdiness but embrace it and get cheese doodle guy excited about stuff.

Nerdfighteria is a community of very different people who all come together to celebrate what makes us excited.

Nerdfighteria is a pick-me-up when I am sick.

Nerdfighteria is getting to read books when exclaiming french the llama.

Nerdfighteria is the thing with feathers!

*audience laughter*

From the grey-speckled walls of Newark Liberty International Airport, I am glad to say that Nerdfighteria taught me during my formative years

to be a more kind and thoughtful and caring person.

Such a supportive library of people and wondrous and complex understanding of what it means to be human.

Magical little pocket of the world where anyone and everyone can say stuff and make stuff and buy stuff that just shows how much they love stuff!

Nerdfighteria is a community of people who are as passionate about the things that I love as I am and want to use that passion to make the world suck a little less.

Nerdfighteria is a community of people who aren't afraid to call themselves nerds and also work together to decrease world suck.

I've been a nerdfighter since 2007 when I was 15. I'm now 24, so Nerdfighteria has literally shaped my life. It's made me who I am today and I'm so grateful for the people that I've met and this incredible community.

It's a whole group of nerds just collaborating.

Nerdfighteria is the single greatest community on the internet; bringing together millions of people who just want to improve the world by being awesome.

An international council of smart, conscientious people coming together to make each other happy.

Nerdfighteria is a community of love and acceptance.

A bottomless pit of support from some of the most amazing people I have ever met.

This happy place that I can go and whether online or in real life, I can just have fun and be dorky. And when we band together, we can make the world more awesome.

Nerdfighteria is where I met some of my favorite people. They inspire me to be a better person every day.

It's where I've met some of the most awesome people ever.

Nerdfighteria is an awesome energy!

Friendship and collaboration. Acceptance.

Community. Joy in nerdiness.

Funny, clever, passionate, charming. And also peanut butter.

To me, Nerdfighteria is a community of people who challenge their own biases and are never quite willing to accept anything they hear as the right answer or as the final answer.

To me, Nerdfighteria is a community where we can all come together, learn to imagine other people complexly, learn about the world, always stay curious

Nerdfighteria is a community in which I can always find a positive environment and meaningful conversation.

It's taught me that the truth resists simplicity and I should always imagine other complexly.

It's a place where I can go to remind myself that fear does not rule my life and that empathy is one of the best skills that I can learn to use every single day.

Nerdfighteria is imagining others complexly.

Nerdfighteria is probably one of the most amazing communities I've ever been in and ever seen because it's very inclusive and fun.

Nerdfighteria is a place where I am always welcome.

Nerdfighteria is a place where I can express myself freely without any judgment.

Nerdfighteria means being the most fun, creative, weird, geeky self and being incredibly proud of it.

It let me imagine myself and the world in a way that I never thought I could have.

Nerdfighteria means being accepted no matter what race, gender, fandoms you're in, or how queer you are.

Nerdfighteria is the first place I came out as trans and bi. A place where I could be myself.

It's a place to unapologetically be whoever you are.

It has given me more confidence and has encouraged me to become more involved in social activism and has made me even more proud to be a nerd.

A big community where everyone is weird. It's okay because we're all weird and we are friends.

It means that it's okay for me to like different things. Unconventional things and still feel accepted. Still feel part of a pack.

Nerdfighteria has helped me embrace my nerdiness and taught me how to be passionate about what I love.

To me, Nerdfighteria is inspiration and it has been truly integral in learning to accept myself as I am and to love myself for it.

It's a community built on ideas, bridges built on compassion, connections that are

built on the idea that while we are all stuck here in this thing called life, we'd better make it pretty awesome.

Nerdfighteria, much like Hogwarts, is always there to welcome me home.

Nerdfighteria means family.

When John and Hank first started Brotherhood 2.0, it was communication between brothers.

And the first people who began interacting with them were considered secret brothers and sisters.

And I feel like that's been the basic tent of the community ever since. We're there for each other. Like family.

Nerdfighteria is home when I need it and hope when I need it.

Nerdfighteria is my home.

Home and family that will always accept me as long as I do the same for them.

Nerdfighteria is a community where anyone can share what they think, what they love, how they feel in an area of total and complete acceptance.

It redefined what I knew about friendship and community and home.

To me, Nerdfighteria means home.

Nerdfighteria was the first place I fit in. The first community that I really belonged to.

To me, Nerdfighteria is all about the people. It's about making the world a better place. It's about doing silly projects together. It's about making friends and I've made so many here.

Nerdfighteria has really brought us together as siblings and we are really glad that we found it.

Nerdfighteria has kept us connected.

And helped us through this phase....

*classic escalating scare noise*

Hank and John show us that it's (simultaneously spoke)--- possible to keep your awesomeness as you get older!

Without Nerdfighteria, I would not have been able to move to London for a semester and immediately have a friend group.

Nerdfighteria has meant a lot to us as a couple,

So when I proposed, I popped the question in a vlogbrothers style video which also featured out cats.

I said yes! We've been married for almost two years now and we still look forward to our Saturday morning breakfast with John and Hank.

To me, Nerdfighteria is a community where I first met my husband. It's been almost six years and we are at the first NerdCon: Nerdfighteria together.

You gave me a home. Gave me friends that I love working with and supporting.

Nerdfighteria means to us bringing together awesome people from all over the world like

Munich, Germany. Minneapolis, Minnesota. Jersey City,

New Jersey. Astoria, Oregon. Hanford, California. Grand Forks,

North Dakota. Manchester, England. and New York City.

We are so grateful that Esther introduced us to the world of Nerdfighteria. We feel as often that it is an amazing family. John and Hank, we love you!

and since then, I don't think I've gotten through a day without paraphrasing or quoting one of your videos.

They have changed my life so much and I honestly think they have made me who I am today.

So,thank you so much and DFTBA!

Nerdfighteria: a short poem. Not entirely realistic depiction, fighters innately gather halibut then enter rivers imagining art.

Thank you for creating such an amazing community for nerdfighters and all their halibuts!

Thanks, John and Hank for all your advice and just giving me the confidence to be who I am

Thanks for decreasing the suck in my world and everyone elses.

Thank you, John and Hank, and happy ten years!

Thank you, Hank and John!

Thank you, John and Hank Green.

Thank you, Hank and John.

Thank you, Hank and John, for the laughs and memories.

This fun, loving community brought us together as friends and we are so happy to be a part of it.

Don't forget to be awesome.

DFTBA!

DFTBA!

DFTBA!

DFTBA!

DFTBA!

DFTBA!

DFTBA

Don't forget to be awesome.

I love you awesome nerds! DFTBA!

DFTBA!

So, as they say in my hometown...

DON'T FORGET TO BE AWESOME!!!

*click click zooommm*

*tremendous applause*

John: Thank you so much.

*audience cheering increases steadily*

John: Thank you.

Hank: So uh....

*standing ovation audience cheering continues*

Hank: I mean, I know you're all looking at us. Like it's about us, but it's all about you. You should face each other, you should talk to each other

because in a world where it can be really hard to find acceptance like, why, how, is that the case?

To find people who will accept you for who you are because you were made that way. Because you like being that way.

We're not accepting you. You are finding that in each other. And I am honored and touched that you are here.

That you came out and also that the vast majority of people who couldn't be here, of course, are part of this together. And I am...yeah...

I feel lucky every friggin second. And that's really because of you. John: Yeah, thank you so much.

And also, Nicole, who edited that video because she doesn't have stuff to do. Gees, Nicole.

John: Thanks, Nicole.

John: Thank you all so much and I hope you had a wonderful weekend. Hank and I both feel like we benefit so much in ways y'all don't even see from this community.

It lifts us up in our personal lives and in our family lives. It's such a gift to us. And sometimes we feel

like we benefit from it so much. We just hope that you also benefit from it as much as we do.

And I hope that this weekend has been as fun and meaningful for you as it has been for us.

It's really refocused us, oriented us again toward the work that we love and the community we love.

And here's to ten more years of that. I hope you had an awesome weekend and DFTBA!

*audience cheering as loud as possible*

John: Thanks again!

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6 Early Warning Signs of Vision Loss - Duration: 6:57.

6 Early Warning Signs of Vision Loss

Eyesight tends to disappear more gradually than suddenly.

In fact, the warning signs of vision loss in adults can be so subtle that you don't

even notice them until a "nuisance" complaint, like trouble focusing or irritation, sends

you for an overdue eye exam.

That's when an unrelated but more serious vision robber, like glaucoma, may be discovered.

"That's why a baseline exam at age 40 is important," says San Francisco ophthalmologist Andrew

Iwach, a spokesman for the American Academy of Ophthalmology.

"You may not have major symptoms, yet have a major problem."

Certain warning signs of vision loss, however, can be seen right under er, over our noses.

Warning sign: Your vision is clear one minute, fuzzy a few hours later.

Might be: Diabetic retinopathy.

Fluctuating clarity -- sometimes you see fine, sometimes everything's blurry -- may mean

that you have a chronic condition such as uncontrolled type 2 diabetes or uncontrolled

high blood pressure that can damage the fine blood vessels of the retina, causing vision

damage.

Watch for: Changes in visual clarity that happen throughout the day.

Some people find it difficult to continue to do close tasks, such as reading or sewing.

Pay attention to whether you have other possible signs of diabetes or high blood pressure.

If you're diagnosed with one of these conditions, take special care to have regular eye exams.

The odds of developing retinal damage increase the longer you have diabetes.

Warning sign: You've had a recent and inexplicable traffic accident.

Might be: Glaucoma.

Admittedly, a million things can cause a fender-bender.

But a loss of peripheral (side-to-side) vision is a key warning sign of glaucoma, a silent

disease in which building pressure on the optic nerve begins to obscure vision because

images can't be fully transmitted to the brain.

Several studies have found that drivers with glaucoma have an increased risk of accidents,

according to a 2011 Review of Ophthalmology report.

A 2008 study paired glaucoma patients with a driving instructor and found they needed

six times as many interventions from the instructor than age-matched control drivers did.

Watch for: Bumping into things or people is another indicator of losing side vision.

Noticing behaviors is useful, Iwach says.

The reason: "People don't usually recognize when they lose side vision because it happens

slowly and the eye is designed so well that it compensates for changes until late in the

disease."

Because it's essentially symptomless, most glaucoma is caught during routine exams.

Warning sign: There's a frustrating dark or empty patch at the center of your vision.

Might be: Age-related macular degeneration.

AMD is the leading cause of severe vision loss in people over age 50, according to the

American Optometric Association.

Changes to macula, part of the retina, cause this incurable sight-stealer.

(A less common form, called "wet macular degeneration," can be treated with lasers.)

Watch for: Look at a straight line and it may appear wavy.

Sometimes people with macular degeneration bob their heads a bit as they try to see "around"

the smudgy patch.

People with AMD may have trouble reading street signs, or they may give up reading or other

close work, such as needlework.

There may also be changes to color perception -- everything looks a little washed out.

More early warning signs of vision loss

Warning sign: Your eyelid looks funny.

Might be: Skin cancer.

Not all harbingers of vision loss involve vision.

Changes in the appearance of the eye itself, including the eyelid, can foretell problems.

The thin, delicate tissue of the eyelid is one of the most common sites for basal cell

and squamous cell carcinomas.

While these types of cancer are rarely fatal, they often cause serious damage and blindness,

according to the Skin Cancer Foundation.

Watch for: Eyelids that look droopy or asymmetrical, a lump or bump, persistent bleeding or irritation

that doesn't go away, or a dark spot on the lid.

"Any change in the appearance of the eye itself warrants getting checked out," ophthalmologist

Andrew Iwach says.

Warning sign: There's a brownish tint to your vision.

Might be: Cataracts.

A clouding of the lens that can affect vision in just one or both eyes, cataracts are so

common that by age 80, more than half of all Americans will either have cataracts or have

had surgery to correct the condition, according to the National Eye Institute.

Watch for: Generally blurred vision, as clumps of protein reduce the sharpness of the image

reaching the retina.

This happens so slowly that people are seldom aware of it in the early stages.

As damage increases with age (usually not until the 60s but sometimes as early as the

40s), the lens takes on a brownish or yellowish tinge rather than being clear.

This can cause vision to be dulled, cloudy, and slightly "dirty."

Color perception can become distorted -- socks that look black to you are actually more vivid

purple ones, for example.

Other symptoms include being irritated by the glare of sun or lights, seeing halos around

lights, and poor night vision.

Warning sign: You see a flurry of "flashes and floaters."

Might be: Impending retinal detachment.

Usually a sudden event, it's considered an emergency requiring immediate care (usually

surgical reattachment).

But many people experience a period of increasing flashes before a retinal tear occurs.

Watch for: A greater-than-usual number of little spots and light bits seeming to float

before your eyes, and with increasing frequency.

Seeing some flashes and floaters is common -- they're images of particles floating in

the vitreous fluid of your eye.

The red flags are increased amount and frequency, as well as an increase in seeing flashes of

light.

"Any difference in what's normal for you merits a call and probably an exam," Iwach says.

"The older we get, the busier we get taking care of our families -- and, unfortunately,

the less likely we are to take care of ourselves."

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6 Early Warning Signs of Vision Loss - Duration: 7:01.

6 Early Warning Signs of Vision Loss

Eyesight tends to disappear more gradually than suddenly.

In fact, the warning signs of vision loss in adults can be so subtle that you don't

even notice them until a "nuisance" complaint, like trouble focusing or irritation, sends

you for an overdue eye exam.

That's when an unrelated but more serious vision robber, like glaucoma, may be discovered.

"That's why a baseline exam at age 40 is important," says San Francisco ophthalmologist Andrew

Iwach, a spokesman for the American Academy of Ophthalmology.

"You may not have major symptoms, yet have a major problem."

Certain warning signs of vision loss, however, can be seen right under er, over our noses.

Warning sign: Your vision is clear one minute, fuzzy a few hours later.

Might be: Diabetic retinopathy.

Fluctuating clarity -- sometimes you see fine, sometimes everything's blurry -- may mean

that you have a chronic condition such as uncontrolled type 2 diabetes or uncontrolled

high blood pressure that can damage the fine blood vessels of the retina, causing vision

damage.

Watch for: Changes in visual clarity that happen throughout the day.

Some people find it difficult to continue to do close tasks, such as reading or sewing.

Pay attention to whether you have other possible signs of diabetes or high blood pressure.

If you're diagnosed with one of these conditions, take special care to have regular eye exams.

The odds of developing retinal damage increase the longer you have diabetes.

Warning sign: You've had a recent and inexplicable traffic accident.

Might be: Glaucoma.

Admittedly, a million things can cause a fender-bender.

But a loss of peripheral (side-to-side) vision is a key warning sign of glaucoma, a silent

disease in which building pressure on the optic nerve begins to obscure vision because

images can't be fully transmitted to the brain.

Several studies have found that drivers with glaucoma have an increased risk of accidents,

according to a 2011 Review of Ophthalmology report.

A 2008 study paired glaucoma patients with a driving instructor and found they needed

six times as many interventions from the instructor than age-matched control drivers did.

Watch for: Bumping into things or people is another indicator of losing side vision.

Noticing behaviors is useful, Iwach says.

The reason: "People don't usually recognize when they lose side vision because it happens

slowly and the eye is designed so well that it compensates for changes until late in the

disease."

Because it's essentially symptomless, most glaucoma is caught during routine exams.

Warning sign: There's a frustrating dark or empty patch at the center of your vision.

Might be: Age-related macular degeneration.

AMD is the leading cause of severe vision loss in people over age 50, according to the

American Optometric Association.

Changes to macula, part of the retina, cause this incurable sight-stealer.

(A less common form, called "wet macular degeneration," can be treated with lasers.)

Watch for: Look at a straight line and it may appear wavy.

Sometimes people with macular degeneration bob their heads a bit as they try to see "around"

the smudgy patch.

People with AMD may have trouble reading street signs, or they may give up reading or other

close work, such as needlework.

There may also be changes to color perception -- everything looks a little washed out.

More early warning signs of vision loss

Warning sign: Your eyelid looks funny.

Might be: Skin cancer.

Not all harbingers of vision loss involve vision.

Changes in the appearance of the eye itself, including the eyelid, can foretell problems.

The thin, delicate tissue of the eyelid is one of the most common sites for basal cell

and squamous cell carcinomas.

While these types of cancer are rarely fatal, they often cause serious damage and blindness,

according to the Skin Cancer Foundation.

Watch for: Eyelids that look droopy or asymmetrical, a lump or bump, persistent bleeding or irritation

that doesn't go away, or a dark spot on the lid.

"Any change in the appearance of the eye itself warrants getting checked out," ophthalmologist

Andrew Iwach says.

Warning sign: There's a brownish tint to your vision.

Might be: Cataracts.

A clouding of the lens that can affect vision in just one or both eyes, cataracts are so

common that by age 80, more than half of all Americans will either have cataracts or have

had surgery to correct the condition, according to the National Eye Institute.

Watch for: Generally blurred vision, as clumps of protein reduce the sharpness of the image

reaching the retina.

This happens so slowly that people are seldom aware of it in the early stages.

As damage increases with age (usually not until the 60s but sometimes as early as the

40s), the lens takes on a brownish or yellowish tinge rather than being clear.

This can cause vision to be dulled, cloudy, and slightly "dirty."

Color perception can become distorted -- socks that look black to you are actually more vivid

purple ones, for example.

Other symptoms include being irritated by the glare of sun or lights, seeing halos around

lights, and poor night vision.

Warning sign: You see a flurry of "flashes and floaters."

Might be: Impending retinal detachment.

Usually a sudden event, it's considered an emergency requiring immediate care (usually

surgical reattachment).

But many people experience a period of increasing flashes before a retinal tear occurs.

Watch for: A greater-than-usual number of little spots and light bits seeming to float

before your eyes, and with increasing frequency.

Seeing some flashes and floaters is common -- they're images of particles floating in

the vitreous fluid of your eye.

The red flags are increased amount and frequency, as well as an increase in seeing flashes of

light.

"Any difference in what's normal for you merits a call and probably an exam," Iwach says.

"The older we get, the busier we get taking care of our families -- and, unfortunately,

the less likely we are to take care of ourselves."

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Studs playing fruity tunes - Duration: 1:34.

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For more infomation >> Studs playing fruity tunes - Duration: 1:34.

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Farming Simulator 17 LEMKEN PLOWS - Duration: 10:23.

HI GUYS !!!! Welcome to Farming Simulator 17 Mods Channel in this video I will show You Two new Plows From Lemnken.

LEMKEN Diamant 12 4.5m Working Width 17Km/h Working Speed Recommended Power 225Hp

LEMKEN Vari Opal (RED EDITION) 3m Working Width 15Km/h Working Speed Recommended Power 180Hp

To test those plows I will use Valtra T FL Tractors With Saphir Front Weights

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