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You're still awake! It's too late!
I'm still awake because you haven't told me a horror story! I beg you! Tell me a scary story! I promise you, this will be the last!
No, we already agreed with you that's enough for today! If you don't sleep, parents will hire another nanny.
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So you took a chance,
made other plans
But I bet you didn't think that they would come crashing down, no
You don't have to say,
what you did
I already know,
I found out from him
Now there's just no chance
With you and me
There'll never be
Don't it make you sad about it?
You told me you love me
Why did you leave me all alone
Now you tell me you need me
When you call me for ice cream
Boy I refuse
You must have me confused with some other guy
The bridges were burned
Now it's your turn, to cry
Cry me a river
Baby, don't hold it just
Cry me a river
Don't hold it just
Cry me a river
Oh-oh baby, cry
Cry me a river
I'm gonna cry no more, yeah
Ooh, look what you made me do
Look what you made me do
Look what you just made me do
Look what you just made me do
I don't trust nobody and nobody trusts me
I'll be the actress starring in your bad dreams
I don't trust nobody and nobody trusts me
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everybody welcome back to my channel so usually on Sundays I have a box and I do
it on boxing but I don't have a box to unbox a tongue-twister so I have another
video so anyway I hope you guys will like it
make sure you subscribe to my channel hit that notification bell I upload a
video every single day of the week I don't want you guys to miss it so let's
go ahead and get started so today's video
kind of simple kind of short but you know I want to get the word out on this
it is the dub clinical protection with quarter moisturizer and this is like
political protection antiperspirant supposed to keep you dry for 48 hours
and oh my gosh guys does this stuff work it is amazing it actually does that I
have tried arrid I have tried secret I've tried suave I've tried all sorts of
antiperspirant out there and I guess it's kind of gross
maybe I spent like a dude I don't know but this is the only antiperspirant so
far that has actually kept me dry like all the way day through so yeah kind of
embarrassing but there you go if you are looking for an antiperspirant that will
keep you dry I would definitely recommend the dub clinical protection it
is absolutely amazing it is not my favorite delivery system I like solids
this has that thing where you kind of click it up and then it kind of comes
out like worms it smells really really good smells very soft and powdery but I
like it and I will actually repurchase this because it actually works so once
again if you are looking for an antiperspirant that actually will keep
you dry you need to check out the dove clinical protection it is amazing I need
to see if they have this as a solid but if they don't I will still get this
because it is that amazing and works phenomenally so yeah is it my short
little review on this awesome product so yeah if you are like me in your sweaty
girl which there's nothing wrong with it check this out I think you will not be
disappointed I think it will really work for you
like I said it is amazing anyway you guys thank you so much for watching if
you enjoyed this video go ahead and give it a thumbs up go ahead and share this
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Dysautonomia Awareness Month 2017 🎉: Symptoms, Causes, Treatment, & My Experience [CC] - Duration: 16:25.
[Music]
Hey guys, It's Mahala.
Welcome to my channel where I like to talk about living life with my New Normal and Chronic Illness.
Today is September 28th.
So you know what that means right?
It's almost October!
And why is that exciting?
Not just for Halloween or hoodies and sweatshirts and campfires and nice weather.
But also because October is Dyautonomia Awareness Month.
So, I wanted to make a video to talk a little bit about what Dysautonomia is and how it
impacts my life.
To start with, Dysautonomia is a malfunction of the Autonomic Nervous System.
So basically, the Autonomic Nervous System controls things like breathing, heart rate,
blood pressure, body temperature, digestion, and so on.
It can pretty much affect almost every major organ in your body.
Dysautonomia is a blanket term.
There are several other conditions that fall under it.
So some of the types of Dysautonomia include Postural Orthostatic Tachycardia Syndrome,
Neurocardiogenic Syncope, Inappropriate Sinus Tachycardia, Pure Autonomic Failure,
and the list goes on.
Those are just some of them.
For the purpose of this video though, I wanted to focus on POTS and Dysautonomia as a whole
because that's where my experience lies.
So, what is POTS?
POTS is Postural Orthostatic Tachycardia Syndrome, like I said.
And it is one of the more common forms of Dysautonomia.
So POTS is characterized by an increase of 30 beats or more upon standing.
Within 10 minutes of standing.
And basically what happens, if you're a normal healthy person, when you stand up, your heart
rate will increase ever so slightly to help circulate the blood.
When it comes to people who have POTS, when they stand up, the blood pools in their ankles
and their lower body.
And their heart has to beat several times harder in order to compensate.
Basically, the heart and the brain are not getting enough blood when you stand up,
because it all rushes down to your lower body.
And that causes pre-syncope or even syncope episodes.
Where people will actually faint or almost faint.
So when I stand, what typically happens is that within a few seconds, like a minute or
two tops, my heart rate will jump 60 beats per minute.
And I will have blood pooling in my legs that is visible after a few minutes or so.
And when I stand up, I temporarily loose my vision.
And that's part of the whole pre-syncope thing.
It's almost like I can feel like the blood draining from my head and the vision is the
first thing that goes, when it's not getting enough blood.
So, my vision goes black.
I usually get sweaty.
I'm one that excessively sweats.
Some people don't sweat at all.
And it's almost like your hearing changes.
Like everything is muffled or like underwater sounding.
My face usually turns red, especially if it's like a really bad episode.
You can see, you can see me like flush.
And sometimes I absolutely have to like collapse right away or I will loose consciousness.
Lucky for me, I pretty much have like a few second warning that I need to sit down.
Some people, it happens so fast, they just completely drop.
They can't just like . . . I only have a few seconds so it's not like I can go find a seat
over here.
You know, walk four feet, like no.
It's like . . . Sometime's I couch dive.
Like I'll stand up, and then I'll be like, " Oh no, Oh no."
And I'll dive right back down to the couch.
Because there's really like no time.
You just have to hit the floor or your going to go out.
And, the reason you faint, is because that's your body's mechanism to try to get that blood
pumped back up to your upper body.
So it just kind of makes you pass out, so it can get up . . . get circulated again.
So that's kind of what happens when you have POTS.
And other symptoms of POTS include, like I already mentioned, tachycardia, the blood
pooling, low blood pressure . . . Not always low blood pressure, some people have high
blood pressure.
Um.
Weird things with your pulse pressure.
Which is the difference between the top and bottom numbers of your blood pressure.
I've seen mine as low as 8 and it's supposed to be 40.
Body temperature issues.
Like I'll run a fever for no reason, dizziness, lightheadedness, fainting, digestive issues
. . . I don't remember if I already said "brain fog," which is funny.
But I also have brain fog from a Brain Injury.
So there's that.
And, kind of like secondary symptoms of like anxiety and depression and not knowing what
your body is gonna do and not being able to plan around it causes those symptoms.
Fatigue is another symptom.
Because you have to think, our hearts are beating like super fast like they're running
a marathon when you're just sitting there or standing there.
Takes up a lot of energy.
So that's the main ones.
I feel like I'm forgetting important ones.
So how does POTS impact me on a daily basis?
Well.
For one, the fatigue as I already mentioned because it feels like I'm always running a
marathon when I'm not doing anything.
Two, is like I never know when I'm just gonna collapse.
You would think that you would get used to being careful when you stand up.
I don't know if it's the Brain Injury that makes me forget, but I forget.
I'll get like two steps away and boom.
There are times, when I can't stand at all.
Like I've had episodes, for lack of better words, where I just cannot get up.
So, in those situations, I have to like chug the water, like take some pills . . . Because
I'm on pills to regulate my blood pressure and stuff.
Increase salt.
And usually within an hour of chugging, salting, and doing all those things, I can stand up again.
But that's not good when you're like oh I have to be at class, but your just like hanging
out on the couch not thinking about it, you go to stand up, realize you can't stand.
So you sit back down and you try again.
Nope, back to the ground.
So you try again and you keep collapsing.
And those situations aren't great.
So, it takes some time to recover.
And then it's exhausting after doing that.
The other way it impacts me, is just standing in one place.
Like as soon as I'm up for like three minutes at a time, I'm already thinking about where
can I sit.
Where's a chair.
I need a chair.
Someone give me a chair.
That's what I'm thinking.
The other issue I have is walking up steps is the worst.
I like rarely get all the way up these steps in one go.
I'll get half way, and then I'll be like, my heart . . . Oh, palpitations.
That's another symptom.
My heart will just be pounding, like it's like it's beating me up from the inside.
Like there's a mosh pit in my chest, is what it feels like.
And I start sweating and getting dizzy.
And I usually have to like crawl the rest of the way up.
No joke.
I crawl up the steps probably every day.
And then I have to sit down right away.
That's also like difficult when your getting ready.
I always sit to get ready.
But, even like standing to brush my teeth this morning, I nearly passed out
and had to sit down.
Um showering.
Hello, that is like the worst.
Another symptom I forgot, which is an obvious one for me, is heat intolerance because I
am super duper duper heat intolerant.
So being in the shower with all that warm water really causes you to get close to fainting.
And of course I have a lot of stomach issues and even more so lately that we're trying
to figure out.
So, where I cant even, haven't been able to keep food down lately, a lot of acid reflux
and belching and stomach pains and vomiting . . .
I've lost 10 pounds in like two weeks time.
and that's some of the fun.
It also affects me, by being really out of breath, like I am now.
Even talking, sends my heart rate super high and I'm frequently out of breath.
Um, that's one of the worst symptoms for me.
Even when I'm driving . . . I have no air conditioning.
So I will be like dry heaving in the car and so nauseous trying to breathe, this summer.
It was horrible.
And sometimes I can't drive at all because I don't trust that I'm not going to pass out.
Especially, if I'm like having an episode or if it's really hot out.
And having to, you know, do all the things to try to manage it.
And not knowing . . . Not ever knowing what one day will bring.
So, I'm usually always sweating, always hot.
I keep my house really cold and Nick freezes.
You know, it's hard to walk because dizzy all the time and lightheaded.
And I have a lot of weakness.
And I also have this unexplained leg pain.
So putting all that together, it makes walking really difficult.
The brain fog of course affects me when I can't figure out how to use the microwave
or when I'm trying to take a shower and I can't remember like where the shampoo goes,
and what's what, and did I already wash my hair?
I still have issues with that.
So those are the main examples of how it affects me on a daily basis.
I just can't walk anywhere very far like without assistance.
I use my cane for short distances.
Anything that's more than like a block, I need a rollator.
And you know if it's like several blocks.
I mean I don't know for sure.
I haven't tested it.
But it gets to the point where I can't walk that far and I need a wheelchair.
And you never know what your going to get.
And one day is like horrible and the next day's not.
Not to mention, it's also really distracting when you're dealing with all this tachycardia
and you're trying to concentrate on stuff and you're heart is just like racing like
crazy and it's hard to breathe and your sweating.
Like, it's super hard to concentrate.
So anyway, that's how it affects me on a daily basis.
And now you're probably wondering, what causes dysautonomia.
Well.
And POTS.
It's a syndrome and there are a lot of different things that can contribute to or that cause it.
For me, we're still not 100% sure.
Because I feel like I've always had some autonomic dysfunction.
I remember having these issues when I was younger.
Not to nearly this extent, obviously.
But I could not keep up with other people.
It could be caused by a Brain Injury.
It could be caused by any sort of physical trauma, surgery.
It can be caused by other conditions.
Like there are a lot of conditions where it goes hand in hand with them.
It just stems from a lot of places, which makes it confusing.
Dysautonomia is a chronic illness and there's no cure for it.
There's only treatment options to help.
And some of those treatments include things I've already discussed like increased water intake.
Like I drink two to three liters of water a day.
And salt intake.
I take salt tablets and try to eat a lot of sodium and salt in my food.
Other treatments. . .
Physical Therapy is typically recommended and can help.
And certain medications.
The two I'm on is Midodine, I think is how it's pronounced, and Propranolol or something like that.
So I'm on both of those.
Things have been going a lot better, since I'm on them.
Especially, with the tachycardia, but I still, of course, have the condition.
Instead of my resting heart rate being in like the 90s to 100s, like sometimes my resting . . .
I'd be laying flat at 130, at times.
But I would still, no matter where I'm at, I always jump at least 30 if not more beats.
So, even though my heart rate is lower now, I still have that outrageous jump
like 50 beats, when I stand.
Um, but it's a lot better than starting at 130 and then jumping 30 to 60 beats per minute.
That is, that's high.
That feels horrible.
Other times, it can be treated with IV saline.
Some people swear by it as being like the only thing that makes them feel better.
I haven't got experience that, so I really don't know.
That is kind of all about POTS and Dysautonomia.
And if any of you guys have any questions, I'd love to answer them or try or point you
in directions to things.
And also, if you're the Dayton area, Dayton Ohio, there is an event coming up in Springfield Ohio.
And it's put on by Standing Up to POTS and it is a 5k walk.
But of course you can use your wheelchair, I'm using my wheelchair.
Be pretty cool if you guys came out to that.
I'd love to meet you and it's a great cause.
It's supporting research and supporting funding to try to find a cure and find new treatments.
It'll be fun and I'm excited.
That is October 7th.
I don't think I said that.
And I will post the link to that event and information and that webpage and stuff down
below this video.
And share this video and help spread awareness for what Dysautonomia is.
You would be surprised by how little the medical community knows about Dysautonomia and POTS.
So let's raise awareness and keep fighting.
Keep pushing for the things we need.
It's a daily battle, but you guys can do it.
If you like this video, be sure to give it a thumbs up and subscribe for more.
And thanks for watching!
I'll see you guys next time.
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get a people are you going in have a look at this little nifty click this
coin this is one of those coin and stamp issues they commemorate the same thing
this sir is a 2008 coin 50 cent and a 50 cent stamp that commemorates Australian
Skelton yeah scouts they have all the time if they have Cub Scouts ventures or
murders so for different organizations and which one you're in depends on your
age group so if I can get it closer so it has the actual Scout symbol in the
middle that is it there has people the AVO onion dirt the absolutely coming
down a cliff face me no I actually have never heard him be any Scouts doing that
but yeah they do whatever and this is to commemorate the centenary of Scouts in
Australia so in 1908 to 2000 her name you've got people there doing canoeing
yeah I've done that the scouts and you know people using computers in a tent
now what I remember scouting is about learning how to survive in the outback
it's quite quite a good organization for your children join okay so this costs
$15 when it was our first if you use there's some information on the back so
the Lord Robert baden-powell is personally founded the scouts
in England and it's a worldwide phenomenon there I've heard that North
Korea might know a date they won't have it maybe they do have it hmm I wonder
beautiful coin hmm more images her specifications of the coin there's the
current Queen I know why she's pictured on the coins yeah this is the same image
and to actually take that a cowboy year after break this car would inna or cut
it open or something like that now this coin was not issued for
circulation so it's just the commemorative coin that was issued in
his pack okay if you join the scouts please give it a thumbs up if you have
any questions please leave it down below and have a nice statement
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Fashion Week Flyer Design | Flyer Design In Photoshop | click3d - Duration: 10:09.
Document 2004p* 2761p, resolution 300px
drop this image in your document
rename as "lady"
add new "adjustment layer" black & white
levels
color balance
now select "lady" layer and add layer mask
now take a rectangular marquee tool, and draw a selection as shown
select layer mask and fill it with color "black"
now press (ctrl + i) to inverse the color
now unlink the layer mask from the layer as shown
now apply free transform tool to layer mask and adjust as shown
ones you are done link back the layer mask to the layer
now use "splatter brush" and paint the mask as shown
now take a new layer above the "bg" layer and rename it as "splatter"
color #017f8a
use splatter brush
now take a new layer above all the layers
create clipping mask
blending mode "overlay"
create clipping mask
blending mode "screen"
now will have to type the text
take a "text tool"
you can get the download link to this font in the description below
i have already showed you how to create this label in my previous tutorial
you can find the link to this tutorial in the description below
now drop this image in your document
blending mode "screen"
duplicate the layer (ctrl + j)
now take a new layer on top
fill it with "black"
get the selection of that layer (ctrl + click on layer thumbnail) and add layer mask
unlink
press (ctrl + i) to inverse the color
now apply free transform tool to the mask and adjust as shown
you will come up with the frame
ctrl + shift + alt + e
blending mode "linear light"
filter - other - high pass
hope you enjoyed this tutorial
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[startnext] Mario Häring plays Debussy - pitch video - Duration: 2:07.
Hey, I am Mario and I am a pianist.
If you know the music of Debussy, you can probably understand my passion for it.
One is drawn into a colorful and atmospheric world of sound
in which one can dream and forget about everyday life.
Being a dreamer myself, that's when I feel particularly comfortable when playing.
I have been holding on to the idea of recording this program for a while now.
What was holding me back until now was that one has to be prepared to be compared to the old masters.
It isn't my intent to compete with them, let alone surpass them
but rather show my very own personal view on these pieces.
That's why I listened to my gut feeling and gathered all my courage
and decided to finally pull through with this project.
Since it is impossible for me to conquer the financial challange by myself
I need your support!
I have put together some rewards, which hopefully offer something for everyone.
So, if you also feel like going on a journey with Debussy's atmospheric sounds
then help me realize this recording.
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Gunakan khusus untuk Pleci STRES, langsung bisa nembak kasar - Duration: 9:46.
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Philippines Medical Issues and Doctors - Duration: 9:02.
Philippines Medical Issues and Doctors
Filipinos get sick like everybody else does.
The Philippines itself is a crowded place, and probably the fact
that there is less space between people means that people catch bugs regularly.
So if you have a Filipina sweetheart, you will have to deal with her
getting sick sometimes.
And every Australian man in an Australian Filipina relationship needs to
learn a few peculiarities about Philippines medical issues and
doctors.
Being OA - Over-Acting I will tell everyone who asks that your average
Filipina is a survivor and a pretty capable lady.
Usually a pretty lady too, but that's off-track.
If she needs to stand in queues all day or take long bus trips or work
long hours, yes she can do so.
However if she feels unwell, will she put on a brave face and say the
Tagalog equivalent of "She'll be right!"?
Not likely!
Not with her man especially.
She will moan and groan.
She will cry easily.
She may look like she's about to fall off the perch.
Then she will burp and say she feels better now!
Don't apply this rule-of-thumb to each and every situation, of course.
You may miss something serious, and I don't want you
blaming poor Jeff for it!
Take note that Filipina ladies love being fussed-over by a loving and caring man, so
I do suspect that this may be part of it.
But do yourselves a favour and learn the difference between a bit of OA, and a
genuine need for medical attention.
It can take you years to work out, let me tell you!
Generic Medicine and Self-Prescribing This is a country where you can buy most medicines
over the counter at the pharmacy with no prescription.
No strong painkillers or sedatives, but things like antibiotics?
Most definitely.
So people self-prescribe.
Let me explain what's wrong with that!
Generic Medicine: What this means is cheap drugs with questionable quality coming in
from China mostly.
So whilst it may be the right drug, it might be ineffective on the disease.
As far as I can gather, you can reasonably rely on the larger pharmacy
chains.
Need to avoid the generic medicine places.
Relying on unqualified advice: Relying on the neighbor telling you that Amoxicillin
will work, or taking what they took for their condition which surely
must be the same as yours!
If it's the wrong medicine it simply won't do anything, obviously.
And the danger with antibiotics is the build-up of drug-resistant
bacteria out there.
I'll explain that shortly!
Only taking until you feel better: Very common scenario.
Go to the chemist/pharmacy in the Philippines and ask for a particular medicine and they
will ask you how many you want!
Seriously!
In Australia?
You get the box, and with antibiotics you know
you need to finish the entire course whether you feel better
or not.
Here?
You get as many or as few as you can afford, and then stop.
Common with blood pressure (hypertension) or "high blood" as it's called
here.
People take the medicine when they feel bad, and
stop taking it as soon as they feel better.
Very dangerous!
Drug-Resistant Organisms I mentioned Amoxicillin before.
It's even available in some sari sari stores here, and it's the stock
standard antibiotic that most Filipino grandmas and helpful neighbors will suggest.
And there are plenty of cheap generics around too.
AND people may only take 3 - 4 of them when they get sick.
Drug resistance means that if you go in to wipe out some bacteria with a weak dose of
a broad-spectrum antibiotic (like Amoxicillin) and you wipe
out half the population of bacteria, which ones do you think
survive?
The stronger ones, obviously.
And if you keep using the same drug time and time again, then
some of the surviving bacteria....the tough guys.....may manage to form genetic mutations
which are totally unaffected by that drug.
Your doctor will know when an organism is showing resistance, and will
prescribe something else which is more likely to wipe out even the mutating tough-guy bacteria.
In other words, minimum dosing with poor quality medicine just makes the bugs stronger and
harder to control.
A dangerous game for an amateur to play!
Avoidance of doctors I suppose much of this comes from being short
of money.
Remember that this is a country where there is no Medicare or Pharmaceutical Benefits
Scheme like there is in Australia.
Going to the doctor costs money.
Proper medication costs money.
Blood tests, ECG's, XRAYs, etc, these all cost money.
So much of this would have come from a history of not
being able to afford proper treatment, so you will generally
find the scenario is something like this: "Ohhhh, aray ko!
Masakit!......." and the sounds of suffering.
You say "You better go to the doctor!", and you will get "Nooooooooo.
No, not the doctor.
No, I'll be fine!"
Sound familiar, gentlemen?
Most of us know that most medical conditions can be treated and managed when you get onto
them quickly.
Many conditions left untreated can deteriorate and cause death, and this happens in the
Philippines all the time.
High blood pressure (hypertension, "high blood"): Often undiagnosed, and often unmedicated.
Diets high in salt and high in fat play a part,
and untreated can lead to strokes and heart attacks.
Diabetes: Eating absurdly large quantities of rice, too much sugar, fried foods and assorted
junk food.
Untreated leads to amputations, blindness and plenty of other nasties.
Breast cancer and cervical cancer: Ask your lady if she's ever had a pap smear, or if
she knows how to check her boobs for lumps?
I bet the answer is NO.
Ask her right now, and you may be in for a shock.
You put the hard yards in meeting a wonderful lady, developing a precious relationship and
struggling through the visa minefield so you can lead
a happy life.
Make sure you take care of her and make sure she takes care of herself so you can enjoy
each other for a very long time.
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Is the Air SM Worth It? | Speedcube.com.au - Duration: 4:16.
I love this puzzle.
The performance is perfect, the feeling is excellent, it's just a great puzzle.
But $60 is a LOT of money especially for a 3x3 so is the Gan Air SM worth it?
Hey YouTube it's me Spotty!
You've probably heard me say this a bunch before, but every flagship released in the
past one and a half, two years have performance that is really great across the board and
there are many magnetic and nonmagnetic cubes having performance that matches that of the
SM.
So straight up, if you're buying solely for performance, the Gan Air SM is not worth
your money.
The performance on this is awesome but there are others on par performance wise for cheaper.
However, this puzzle has a bunch of things that make it different and may still make
it worth the $60 it costs.
The first thing that I think is great is the feeling.
I know this is personal preference but I don't see too many people disliking this kind of turning.
It's buttery smooth and has a really soft plastic feel and feedback.
There are also subtle bumps because of the magnets but during solves, they aren't obtrusive
and you don't really notice their click.
M Slices also aren't too bad, but I'm not definite on how it'd fair if your solve is
very M slice heavy.
Here's a small sound sample:
Okay, just then you may have noticed that I didn't mention speed or stability.
And that's because the second thing that this cube is great for is customisability.
With the $60 you pay, you'll truly be able to fine tune the turning quality of the cube
with the GES nuts that are included.
The seven different colours of the nuts provide 7 different spring tensions.
Basically what this controls is first and foremost speed, the lighter the spring the
faster the cube - so purple will make your cube the fastest - and then also stability
-the lighter the spring the more flexible your cube will be.
Then even further, the nuts that come with the SM are V2 nuts.
You're probably wondering, what's the difference?
Well I'm glad you asked, basically with the version two nuts, you're able to loosen the
nuts up to 1 and a half turns (from the nut being flush with the tip of the core) to allow
for greater corner cutting.
This also makes for a looser and more flexible feel but the trade-off is that it makes the
cube more prone to pops and corner twisting according to Gan, although I don't see this
cube popping or corner twisting regardless of how you set it up.
If you're wondering, what I've gone with in the SM is the Green nuts loosened half a turn.
Now the cube is a perfect speed for me, stable but not too cubic or tight.
The next thing that you might really like is peace of mind, that as long as you're not
taking pieces apart, your magnets are never gonna dislodge or fall out.
This is because the magnets aren't held in place by glue, which can wear off and bonds
can be broken if it's dropped or whatever.
With this cube, the magnets are placed in slots and the piece design traps the magnets
into those slots.
This is true for both the corners and edges.
Yeah, just the design that has gone into this cube is crazy, if you haven't yet, look at
the pattern on these pieces which I've heard better distributes lube and allows for slightly
less friction between faces.
The final thing that I love is straight out the cube comes really really awesome.
Like out of the box, one of the best cube I've tried.
It's controllable, doesn't catch, stable.
And if you don't like it yet, breaking in and changing the nuts can help solve that.
What I'm trying to say is that you don't really need anything else, lube can help no doubt
but not necessary, to make the cube I think ready for comp use for the majority of us.
But the question still stands.
Is this puzzle worth it?
Well, I can't answer that for you because every person is different.
However, if none of the features I just mentioned appeal to you, then it's probably not worth
it for you because that's what you're paying for; you're paying for feel, innovation
and design, the accessories and performance.
On the contrary, if you don't mind paying the premium for those features, then this
might be the perfect cube for you.
I personally love this cube!
It's become my main and I think the performance is excellent.
But that's just my opinion.
Let's start a discussion down below, is this or is this not worth it?
Links will be below if you're interested, and make sure to use the code "YT.SPOTTY"
with that link if you're looking for 10% off.
It helps me out too.
Other than that though that's really all I've got to say, thanks so much to speedcube.com.au
for sending this guy out, thank you guys for watching and I will catch you all in the next
one!
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ENDURO TRAIL TOUR with Tim & Äxl -subtitled- - Duration: 11:42.
hi! - hi! - new bike?
got a new bike :)
shall I touch it so it breaks immediately?
I could have collected chestnuts if it takes you so long
this is normal for a new bike..
pardon
watch out - the derailleur!
go away!
everything's alright tim! just go on
nothing's alright
it is!
go away!
nooo
he provokes meee!
yes I do
what's he doing behind me? he distracts me
now he provokes me...
how long? - yay
it worked
nobody saw that
one more lap... yep extra lap!
are we alone or do we have to behave
not a good view from up here either
still whistling... :(
I taped everything...
to the right
whatever that was - it was not good at all
noo.. saw that coming
what was that?
a huge rock!
I thought my bike breaks
and I thought it'll hit me - how big was the rock?
about that size
the impact was so hard...
floor pump...- seat pump!
stupid!
my forehead is well protected
this lid should be enough
looking good
everybody wheelies
got the gloves dialed. joining the wheelie riders
everything wheelie
*Äxl sings*
tim failed
looser
whatever
going to help you
I'm going to dock
ride a wheelie I'm holding the wheel
will that work?
this is really hard! and strange
one more time
I want to try too
told you it's strange
now I'm done
whats there?
here we got...
homeland
you go first.. going to yell when the turnoff comes
we'll miss it...
left!
what's he doing?
too much pressure in the rear
there are narrow birches upcoming
tim is also there
can't see the lines...
he doesn't know the trail..
so he's not that precise
best part
in the beginning you almost crashed!
that was on the edge yes
should I follow my nose?!
yeah try to smell "Wachenheim"
you'll smell the wine
meh..
little dejavu
had that a few days ago with all the branches
uphill or downhill?
someone to cut down the branches ouch!
everybody swears.. nice
now we are through
finally a wider trail
whoa berms!
next flat incoming - is this the end of the trail?
I think so.. - not good
an agility trail was that
my arm is numb
the castle is on the right
I don't know a trail there
he hit the tree
something rang the bell -it wasn't me
chestnuts?
watch out!
traffic
go away
there are blackberries... almost fell
I can wheelie
even sunny
cheers
only 2metres of trail
but 2m are better than no 2m
getting better
turn right! - yes
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Coral Reef Restoration Teen Heros! | Picnicly (ft. AiiRKi CH & UNDP) - Duration: 10:58.
Today Luke
and Airkii.
Are in
Koh Lipe.
Look at how pretty it is.
But it wasn't easy getting here.
Want to see?
Airplane.
Van.
I kinda feel like I brought all my belongings.
Like I couldn't decide what to wear.
Did I tell you about the special scene?
Huh?
We have to film in our birthday suits.
WHAT?
It was in the brief.
No it wasn't.
What are you doing?
My Botox is melting.
All this filming outdoors is ruining my face.
It's only been 4 months!
I didn't say you can shoot!
Speedboat.
We've got to take another boat.
You know the word for "long-tail boat" in English?
"Hat Yai" in English?
"Bangkok" in English?
Time to meet our guide for the trip.
Aladdin from the UNDP.
Hi.
I want to look cool like you.
Long-tail boat.
The water is amazing. Crystal-clear.
Motorcycle with a sidecar.
After all that travel, it better be worth it.
We're going to SCUBA dive and do coral reef restoration.
Sounds all responsible and stuff.
Of course.
We're making the world a better place.
Tomorrow we'll meet up with a famous girl-group.
It's sunset time. Let's go walk around.
Roti Love Story.
Airkii, do you like eating roti?
It's ok.
What kind do you normally eat?
Sweet, with condensed milk.
What's the weirdest roti you've ever had?
Do you trust me?
Really trust me?
I think so.
I've been all over Thailand and have never seen this many roti options.
I better come up with something good.
Airkii trusts me.
What kind of crazy person would trust me.
How about tomatoes and eggs?
Kinda like pizza I guess.
Banana. Lime. Mango. Nutella.
Don't believe me? Look at this crazy menu.
Let's see what Luke made for me.
Eggs and tomatoes. Not bad.
Well it's nothing like pizza. But it's not bad.
Next up, mixed fruits.
I forgot what all I ordered.
This one is good. Not bad.
Which is it? Good or not bad?
It's good. Sweet, but not too sweet.
I like mango. I like chocolate. I like roti. I like limes.
You like everything, right?
Pretty much.
Bed time, big schedule tomorrow.
What's the word for coral restoration in Thai again?
I'm up.
Day 2, ready?
I've got my gear.
Me too.
What? I come prepared.
Coral reef restoration time!
Check out the oceans.
Ready?
READY!
Let's go!
Ready?
Ready as I'll ever be.
But I have no idea what to do.
I'm clueless too.
I guess someone is supposed to meet us here.
Over there!
Ok, the world-famous girl group is here.
Ok teachers, what are we supposed to do?
You're going to teach us, right?
Yeah.
Impressive school. Look at the teacher to student ratio.
How would I ask "am I handsome" in the Southern dialect?
You should ask "am I pretty" instead :)
Do you like watching out YouTube channel?
Love it.
And his?
Yeah!
First step. Find some substrate, basically dead coral.
What's the Thai word for coral reef restoration again?
Is that right?
Close enough.
Can I get a heayyyyy???
Luke is off SCUBA diving, I'm not certified so I'm just snorkeling with the kids.
The water is amazing. Super clear.
But we had to get out quickly.
We saw a poisonous water snake.
SNAKE!
I think we'll just wait for Luke.
No snake for me.
Had so much fun. Never seen water this clear before.
There is damage to the coral.
Petroleum from boats is a big problem.
Tourists often don't know what to do and step on the coral.
There's still time though, if we're responsible, we can bring the reefs back.
So this is dead coral, right?
Yup.
We superglue on a new piece of living coral.
Just stick it right on.
This helps kill bacteria.
Time to take the coral home.
The work the UNDP and CATSPA are doing is helping keep Thailand's reefs alive.
How does it feel to be a part of this?
I'm proud of the work I do in my home.
I'm really proud we can breathe new life into the seas.
I want tourists to know the right way to interact with coral reefs.
Don't step on them.
All this beauty you saw today could be gone if people don't change their behavior.
I want the next generation of kids to enjoy it too.
Have fun on your holiday, but be responsible too.
Big thanks to UNDP and CATSPA,
if they didn't fund this work, not sure who would.
It's an important project.
Ok, I'm going down 19 meters.
Bye.
I guess I'll wait here.
I'll look forward to the pretty pictures later.
How was it?
Amazing. Saw so many fish.
Every color.
No idea what kind, but lots. All sizes.
The reef here is in pretty good shape too.
So much fun.
All the good underwater footage, Fabian shot. The shaky footage is mine.
Time to clean up.
WARNING: The following scene is not appropriate for people eating.
Thanks for coming on this trip with me.
No, thank you for inviting me.
It was a great experience. The water is so clear.
I really feel like I learned something too.
Big thanks to the UNDP and CATSPA for making it possible.
It was inspiring seeing the work the kids are doing.
I hope everyone watching this clip is inspired to take action too.
When you visit the oceans, do your part to take care of them.
If you like this clip remember to ....
Ugh my shoes are wet.
Click like, comment, share.
Most importantly, subscribe to Air's channel and to Picnicly too.
Sunset again, let's take a picture.
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Wooden Gobblet - My Wood Turning Practice - Duration: 12:20.
This chuck is a little bit different than your other lathe chucks.
There's not really that much of and angle there on the jaws.
So.... I've been doing my tenon......
more like that.
Cause I'm a little bit scared.....
that if I try to put a round tenon on there,
it's just gonna start slipping and possibly fly off.
And this.... on that lidded box I turned...........
seemed to work pretty well. It stayed where it was suppose to stay at on the chuck.
So....... I've got these........
four pieces of poplar here......
that I glued together. That may or may not.............
turn out ok.
We shall see.
But forst I gotta cut them tenons in there.
Well actually what I'm gonna do...........
Is cut that down a little bit.....
Then whack the rest of it out with a chisel.
Dats!!! What da plan is anyway.
Ok... The way I center this thing up......
You can see these lines here.
I kinda eyeball that.
As I tighten them, I try to get each one an equal distance......
in between those lines.
Like I said.... it's kind of a crappy chuck.
(Nothing but music from this point on.)
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Phil Mickelson, With Family in Tow, Breaks a Presidents Cup Record - Duration: 8:04.
Phil Mickelson, With Family in Tow, Breaks a Presidents Cup Record
JERSEY CITY — Spectators ringed the 17th green at Liberty National on Saturday, many of them yelling terms of endearment at Phil Mickelson. "Hoboken loves you, Phil," one said.
But Mickelson played his Presidents Cup foursomes match, a record breaker, primarily for an audience of three.
After his playing partner, Kevin Kisner, sank a seven-foot birdie putt to seal the pair's 2-and-1 victory against Jhonattan Vegas and Emiliano Grillo, Mickelson was joined on the green by his wife, Amy, and their two younger children, Sophia, 15, and Evan, 14.
Led by a group of gifted players who were in diapers when Mickelson first played in this event, the United States won 6½ of the 8 points available in the morning foursomes and in the afternoon four-ball matches.
The Americans ended the day leading the International team, 14½ to 3½, with 12 singles matches to be played Sunday in front of a crowd that might include President Trump.
To attend the final two days of this biennial competition, the Mickelson children traveled from San Diego on Friday after their school let out. "That was so cool," Sophia told her father as he gathered her and her brother in his arms.
"I'm so glad you guys are here," said Mickelson, who glanced up and saw a photographer who had been taking pictures during the match.
"Will you get a photo of us for me?" said Mickelson, who posed for pictures with Amy, the children and his younger brother, Tim, who was caddying for him.
With the victory, Mickelson passed Tiger Woods for the most wins, 25, in Presidents Cup history. Mickelson played in the event's 1994 debut with a persimmon driver in his bag and Amy, then his girlfriend, by his side.
It was two years before their wedding and five years before the birth of their first child, Amanda, who just started college at Brown.
Mickelson didn't dwell on the record, because he doesn't consider this weekend his final chance to create highlights in international team competition.
"Right now," he said, "I'm just trying to create more." During Thursday's opening ceremony, Mickelson snapped a selfie with three former presidents: Bill Clinton, George W. Bush and Barack Obama.
That was a thrill, he said, but he left the distinct impression that he would treasure the photographs with his family more. "My kids are at an age where they appreciate these moments now," Mickelson said.
"They couldn't understand what it meant when they were little. Now that they're teenagers, for them to share these moments means a lot to me.
Plus, when they look at me like I'm cool, it means a lot." Those who consider Mickelson hip are not limited to his flesh and blood.
Kisner, 33, who played with Mickelson in all of his matches the first three days, said: "I couldn't have asked for a cooler partner, man. He was so much fun to be with.
He never gets down and he's so positive out there." Another teammate, Justin Thomas, marveled at Mickelson's longevity, as illustrated by his 12 Presidents Cup appearances and his record 54 matches with 16 different partners.
"It's crazy to be that good for that long and to have the reputation that he does, being that much of a leader, a role model, in the team rooms," said Thomas, one of three players on this year's United States squad who were 1 in 1994.
(One of the International players, Si Woo Kim, had not been born.) "I don't know if his record will ever be topped," Thomas said.
"I hope Jordan or myself or anybody else can give it a run, but who knows?" Team events never get old for Mickelson, who is 47 but doesn't quite act his age.
Amy Mickelson said her husband and Kisner "had been giggling all week." They got along famously, even though, as Kisner said: "He's California.
I'm redneck South Carolina." The partnership worked because of what they have in common, besides their competitiveness: a gift for gab. In the early stages of each match, when Mickelson was most nervous, he said Kisner's chatter had calmed him.
"I talk a lot out there on the golf course to my caddie when I'm playing, and that's kind of his release, too," Kisner said.
"If y'all had a mike on us, y'all would've had so much content to go over, because we didn't shut up for 53 holes." On Thursday, Mickelson missed an eight-foot birdie putt on the 18th hole that would have given the pair a victory in their foursomes match against Marc Leishman and Jason Day.
Halving that match bothered Mickelson the whole night. The next morning, he told the United States captain, Steve Stricker, that he couldn't believe the putt hadn't fallen.
"It was eating at him," Stricker said. On Friday, Mickelson avenged his miss by making a 12-footer to secure a 1-up victory over Leishman and Day in the pair's four-ball match.
He and Kisner celebrated with a dance, facing each other, crossing their arms over their chests, then dropping their hands to their hips and finishing with a synchronized pelvic thrust — moves borrowed from the 1986 movie "Three Amigos." "I saw him practicing it at one point," Stricker said of Mickelson.
"I said, 'I don't think that's such a good idea.' But Phil is Phil." What a birdie! What a celebration! Phil Mickelson and win the fourth match of the day for the U.S. Team.
On Saturday, as soon as Mickelson hit his wedge shot close on the 17th, the crowd near the hole began to murmur.
If Kisner made the putt and closed out the match, what would he and Mickelson do next? They hugged — not one of those bro embraces in which shoulders barely touch, but a heartfelt, prolonged clinch.
"We peaked last night," Mickelson said with a laugh. "There was nowhere to go but down." .
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Chemotherapy for people who don't know what it is or what it's used for - Duration: 3:01.
Hello Everyone My name is James Shiao and today we're talking
biology. The question for this video is: What is chemotherapy and how is it used?
To answer that question we need to look at what chemotherapy is used for: cancer. What is cancer?
Basically, cancer cells have genetic mutations that make them divide uncontrollably.
Normal cells have conditions that need to be fulfilled before
reproducing Like density dependence and anchorage dependence.
This just means if a cell is floating in the middle of nowhere or surrounded by
too many cells, it won't divide. But cancer cells don't care about these things. They just want to divide divide divide!
That ain't Good!
So how do you get rid of these selfish cells? One method is chemotherapy. It's a very general way to kill cancer cells using poisons.
Usually a person is Injected with poisons (yikes!) that will stop cells from reproducing.
There are various kinds of chemo. Which one to use depends on the type of cancer, the stage of cancer, and if the patient wants it.
The two main categories of chemo are cell-cycle specific and cell-cycle nonspecific.
Cycle nonspecific chemicals include alkylating Agents and anthracycline.
These treatments can attack the cancer cells at any point in the cell life and are usually given in a single dose for like 20 minutes.
Cycle specific chemicals Like antitumor antibiotics and topoisomerase inhibitors can only attack the cell during specific phases of the cell life.
Usually, they disrupt the reproduction stage, called mitosis, by interfering with the DNA replication.
Unfortunately, the common factor in all chemotherapy treatments is that they attack a lot of rapidly reproducing
cells that aren't cancer cells. These include hair follicle cells, intestinal cells, and immune cells.
As a result, patients can experience nausea, lose hair, get disease easily, and suffer other side effects that could potentially be very dangerous for the patient.
So, are there any alternatives to chemotherapy? Of course there are!
Biological therapy, or immunotherapy, is one alternative to kill cancer that strengthens the immune system using antibodies.
Gene therapy is another way that teachers mutated genes to kill cancer cells, and both treatments are becoming more popular.
There are quite a few options for treating cancer, and it can be rather difficult to decide which one to use.
When discussing with your doctor, make sure you ask about the risks and benefits of each treatment.
The patient is the ultimate decider in which treatment to take, so know what weapons you plan to use before entering the battle against cancer.
Thanks for watching! I hope you learned something about chemotherapy. Until next time!
