there is some Bollywood Films that I think Everyone should watch
if you like Bollywood Or you don't
You know what's Bollywood or you don't Know
You follow the News of Indian films or you Don't !
You must watch these films
The first film I'll talk about is the most talked about Film 3 idiots
this film talks about the Sick Educations systems
which could be said about many countries around the world
as Well as in the middle eastern Countries
Because we do have this system of memorizing rather than Understanding
it teaches us a lesson that the purpose of education isn't collecting Certificates
to say here is the doctor , here is the engineer
the purpose of education is to benefit ourselves
others and our societies
the second film is another one for Aamir Khan
the Movie PK which released in 2014
This film was criticized a lot and was contryversial
due to its content which touched a lot on politics and religion
it also talks about many things that people do on the daily
how we chose our friends , how we dress , how we judge people by
what they are wearing and so on
and most importantly it talks about religion and focuses on it a lot
and how the differences we have in religions is what causes us to fight a lot
despite that I disagree with some points in the movie but the one who wants to benefit focuses on the positives
the third film is dear zindagi starting Alia Bhatt and SRK
It is a new movie in 2016 ...
of course it isn't that new now ... It is 2018 after all
it talks about this girl who works in the movie industry , she had this negative idea about many things in life
she meets this man who is cytologist
he changes her perspective on many things , and how she thinks in general
he tells her that not because everyone is doing something , you should do it , and if you don't then you are a looser
another thing it talks about is the importance of taking care of your brain as much as you do for your body
because your brain is as important as your body
and why do we always consider those who face such problems crazy when the fact is they are ill
the fourth film I'll talk about is waiting which I have talks about in depth
on another video and i'll leave you the link below
its a film worth watching
it talks about the waiting room in hospitals
and we as we are waiting for our loved one to wake up and our perspective on life in that moment
how we feel in that moment not knowing if they will live or die and that life in between
the movie started the awesome actress Kalki along with the magnificent Nasurudin shah
The last box I'll talk about is probably my favorite which the Lunch Box
This films Talks about an important matter in life which is the marriage life and friendship
and how the Ignoring your partner can cause many troubles on the other one
a wife who takes care of her husband , prepares him lunch , takes care of him in her own way
one da by mistake this lunch goes to someone else with a note on it
on the next day she prepares another lunch box with another note
and from their a friendship is developed
they don't see each others it's only a note friendship
they share their pain and sadness because Irfan in the movie is a widower
a pure friendship to share their thoughts and pain
it's all depended on the fact that those two people are facing troubles and they want someone to share it with
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02A Computers and Programming - Duration: 6:47.
Welcome to Engineering Python. This is a Python programming course for engineers.
In this video, I'll briefly introduce computers and programming languages.
Hardware and Software play different roles in a computer.
The most important piece of hardware in a computer is the central processing unit, or
CPU. It is the brain of a computer. It carries out all the operations instructed by a program.
CPU can only access information stored in the primary storage called the Random Access
Memory, or RAM. RAM is fast but volatile. The information in a RAM will be lost when
the power is shut off. There is another type of storage called second
storage, which is non-volatile. Examples include hard drives, USB drives, CDs/DVDs, floppy
disks, and tapes. The information will be retained even when the power is off.
Information is passed into or out of a computer through Input/Output, or I/O devices. Commonly
used input devices are keyboards, mice, touchscreens, scanners, microphones, and web cameras.
These are the examples of commonly used output devices: monitors, printers, projectors, and
speakers.
When we say software, we actually mean a computer program. It consists of a set of step-by-step
statements that instruct a computer what to do to solve a problem. Computer software is
in contrast to the physical hardware on which they are built.
Software rules hardware. That means, programs control the physical machines.
The process of creating computer software is called computer programming or coding.
A computer program is executed using the following process: retrieve an instruction from the
memory into the CPU, determine what actions the instruction represents, carry out those
actions, and repeat until no more instructions are left in the memory.
Computer programming languages are in contrast to human languages.
Human languages are not suitable for computer programming due to their ambiguous and imprecise
nature. Computer programs must be expressed in programming
languages, which have unambiguous syntax and semantics.
Syntax means every instruction must be in a precise form.
Semantics means every instruction must have a precise meaning.
Computer programming languages can generally be divided into two types: low-level languages
and high-level languages. Computer hardware can only understand machine
languages represented by 0s and 1s. Assembly languages are considered low-level
because they are very close to machine languages. In contrast, high-level languages like C,
C++, Fortran, Java, Basic, Python, Matlab, and R are closer to human languages and farther
from machine languages. The main advantage of high-level languages
over low-level languages is that they are easier to read, write, and maintain.
However, programs written in a high-level language must be ultimately translated into
a machine language by a compiler or interpreter before they can be carried out by the CPU.
Let's use a simple example to demonstrate the difference between a low-level language
and a high-level language. If we want to add two numbers x and y using
a low-level language, the first step is to load the number x from memory location, say,
4607 into the CPU. Then, load the number y from memory location, say, 4608 into the CPU.
After that, add the two numbers in the CPU and assign it to z. Finally, store z into
memory location, say, 4609. Using a high-level language, we only need
to write the following statement: z = x + y, which is really convenient for us. We don't
care where the variables are stored in the memory and how they are loaded into the CPU.
High-level languages can be further divided into two types: compiled languages and interpreted
languages. Compiled languages like C, C++, Fortran, and
Java are converted into the machine language by a compiler. Once the program is compiled,
it can be executed over and over without the source code or compiler.
For interpreted languages like Python, Matlab, R, and Visual Basic, the source code is not
translated into machine language all at once. Instead, an interpreter translates and executes
the source code line by line. Generally, compiled programs run faster because
the source code conversion happens only once. However, interpreted programs take less time
to develop and are easier to maintain. Many people choose interpreted languages over
compiled languages due to such convenience. In addition, the computing power of modern
hardware can somehow compensate the running speed of interpreted languages.
Many people confuse programs with algorithms. Actually, an algorithm is a generic description
of how to solve a problem. An algorithm can be described using human languages, pseudocode,
or flow charts. A program, on the other hand, is an implementation
of the algorithm using a specific programming language.
Programmers often refer to their programs as computer code and refer to programming
as coding.
Okay, that was a brief introduction to computers and programming languages.
The course materials are available on YouTube and GitHub. You can watch the course videos
in sequence. If you like this video, please subscribe and
share. I'm Yong Wang. Thanks for watching.
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02B Anaconda Download and Installation - Duration: 2:18.
Welcome to Engineering Python.
This is a Python programming course for engineers.
In this video, I'll introduce how to download and install Anaconda, which we will use throughout
this course.
Anaconda is a free open source Python distribution that supports Windows, Mac OS, and Linux.
It includes more than 1000 popular Python packages for math, science, and engineering.
It has a strong focus on scientific computing and data analytics.
You can download the newest version of Anaconda from this website continuum.io/downloads.
I will mainly be using Windows 10 for demonstration.
The steps are pretty similar on Mac OS.
I will mention it if there is a significant difference on Mac OS.
Scroll down and choose Python Version 3.6 or higher.
By default, it will download the 64-bit installer because almost all the modern computers support
64-bit operations.
After the download is done, click and run the program to install Anaconda on your own
computer.
Make sure install it just for yourself instead of all users.
This can save you a lot of trouble caused by access permissions.
In the next step, make sure you check the boxes "Add Anaconda to the system PATH environment
variable" and "Register Anaconda as the system Python 3.6" on a Windows computer.
This is not required on a Mac computer.
Okay, that was how to download and install Anaconda.
When the installation is finished, we can run Python programs in Jupyter Notebook, which
will be introduced in the next video.
The course materials are available on YouTube and GitHub.
You can watch the course videos in sequence.
If you like this video, please subscribe and share.
I'm Yong Wang.
Thanks for watching.
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02C Course Materials and Jupyter Notebook - Duration: 5:40.
Welcome to Engineering Python.
This is a Python programming course for engineers.
In this video, I'll introduce how to download course materials and get started with Python
in Jupyter Notebook.
I will mainly be using Windows 10 for demonstration.
The steps are pretty similar on Mac OS.
I will mention it if there is a significant different on Mac OS.
If you haven't install Anaconda yet, you should follow a previous video in this course to
download and install it on your computer.
First, go to my GitHub website.
Click this repository named engineering-python.
Then scroll down and click this "Clone or download" button and choose "Download ZIP".
After the download is finished, go to your computer's Downloads folder and unzip this
file, and then you will see all the course materials in the folder named engineering-python-master.
This will be the base folder for this entire course.
The course materials contain Jupyter Notebooks and Python source code.
Now let's try to start Python in Jupyter Notebook.
Type in cmd in the Windows Start Menu and hit Enter to run the Command Prompt.
In Mac OS, you should type in terminal in Launchpad.
Next, type in cd Downloads and hit Enter to change directory to the Downloads folder.
Then type in cd engineering-python-master and hit Enter to further change directory
to the base folder engineering-python-master.
Type in jupyter notebook in the Command Prompt or Terminal and hit Enter.
Wait for a few seconds until Jupyter Notebook opens in a browser.
This is the Dashboard view of Jupyter Notebook.
Do not close the command prompt window or the terminal when you are running Jupyter
Notebook.
Localhost means your own computer.
8888 is the port.
You don't actually require an Internet connection at this stage because it is linked to a server
on your own computer.
Click and go to 02C Course Materials and Jupyter Notebook folder.
You will see this file and hello.py.
Click to open this file.
ipynb is short for IPython notebook.
This is because Jupyter Notebook was originally named IPython Notebook.
Now scroll down and type in a few Python statements below and click the run cell button in the
toolbar.
You will immediately see the results.
For example, print hello world will display Hello World.
1 plus 2 will return the result 3.
You can also using the keyboard shortcut Ctrl Enter, which will run the current cell or
Shift Enter, which will run the current cell and go to the next cell.
Click to open hello.py, which is a very short Python program.
You will see the source code in the Jupyter editor.
It contains just a few lines of code.
You can make changes and save the file.
You can run the Python program using the following command, and click the run cell button.
%run is a magic command in Jupyter Notebook.
It is followed by the Python program name hello.py.
You can also create new Jupyter Notebook or Python file by clicking New in the Dashboard
and select Python 3 or Text File.
In this course, we will mainly use Jupyter Notebook to teach Python.
This short video is a quick introduction to Jupyter Notebook.
I highly encourage you to watch it in your own time.
Many Integrated Development Environments, or IDEs, are available to facilitate the development
of Python programs.
Examples include IDLE and Spyder, which come with Anaconda.
A more powerful IDE is PyCharm, which provides many heavy-duty features to enhance the efficiency
when you develop large Python programs.
However, it is overkill for small projects.
You can watch these three videos to get a general idea of this tool.
Python Wiki hosts a list of different Python IDEs.
You can take a look and try some of these to see which one you like the best.
Okay, that was how to download course materials and get started with Python in Jupyter Notebook.
The course materials are available on YouTube and GitHub.
You can watch the course videos in sequence.
If you like this video, please subscribe and share.
I'm Yong Wang.
Thanks for watching.
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01 Engineering Python Course Overview - Duration: 9:27.
Welcome to Engineering Python.
This is a Python programming course for engineers.
In this video, I'll give you a brief overview of this course.
As computers are being increasingly used in a variety of engineering and science disciplines,
people with programming skills are in great need in various industries.
A basic understanding of computer programming is a necessity in nearly every engineering
field.
This course provides an introduction to computer programming, with an emphasis on its applications
in engineering.
Hopefully, it will quickly bring beginner students with little prior programming background
to a level where they can use computing to assist the learning of their other math and
engineering method courses.
It is also my hope that students will be able to use the knowledge they have gained to analyze
data for lab reports and capstone projects, and to showcase their qualification when they
are involved in faculty members' research or when they later get a job.
This course focuses on teaching a single programming language, Python.
This concentration allows students to gain a deeper understanding of its full capability.
But out of hundreds of programming languages, why do we select Python?
This is because Python is a popular object-oriented generic programming language that is especially
suitable for modern software design.
According to the TIOBE Index, which measures the popularity of programming languages, Python
is ranked No. 4 as of December 2017, following Java, C, and C++.
According to IEEE Spectrum, the 2017 Top Programming Languages, Python jumps to No. 1.
This ranking focuses more on the engineering applications.
The third website is the Top Programming Languages.
Again, Python is ranked No. 1.
This website also gives the difficulty levels and average salaries for each programming
language.
For example, Java's difficulty level is 3 out of 5, and the average salary is $102,000.
C is the same as Java.
The difficulty level is 3 and the average salary is $102,000.
C++ is a very difficult language.
The difficulty level is 5, and the salary is $104,000.
Python, however, is very easy to learn.
The difficulty level is 1 and the average salary is $107,000, which is higher than other
programming languages.
If it still doesn't convince you, let's continue to the ACM website.
It shows Python bumps off Java as the top learning language.
Eight out of the top 10 universities now use Python to introduce programming.
KDNuggets, which covers the news in the field of Business Analytics, Data Mining, and Data
Science, reports that Python overtakes R and becomes the leader in Data Science and Machine
Learning platforms.
So, that is why we pick Python as the programming language to teach in this course.
Indeed.com, which is one of the most popular job-listing websites in the United States,
has listed many jobs that require Python programming skills.
This figure is generated using Indeed Job Trends.
The figure shows a growing demand for new employees with Python programming skills.
Let's go to this website.
The listed salaries range from $80,000 to $130,000.
Most of them are full time jobs, although there are also some part-time and internship
jobs.
Amazon is hiring now.
Apple is hiring.
Google, IBM, Oracle, JP Morgan Chase, Lockheed Martin, and many others.
There are entry-levels jobs, mid-level jobs, and senior-level jobs.
Python is still an evolving programming language.
Many volunteers are contributing their time and effort to make it better every day.
If you are interested in the latest development in the Python community, you can visit these
websites.
PyCon is an international Python conference.
It attracts thousands of developers to this event every year.
PyData has organized many great talks about data management, processing, analytics, and
visualization using Python.
In this inspiring YouTube video, you can see what the creators of Facebook, Microsoft,
Apple, Twitter, Dropbox, Valve, and an NBA All-Star say about why everyone should learn
computer programming.
In another YouTube video, you can find the answers to these questions: What is Python?
Who invented Python?
Which companies are using Python?
What are the advantages over Java, C, C++, C#, and other programming languages?
This course doesn't necessarily require a textbook.
But I personally find the following two books very useful.
The first one is Python Programming: An Introduction to Computer Science by John Zelle.
The second one is Python for Data Analysis: Data Wrangling with Pandas, NumPy, and IPython
by Wes McKinney.
Due to the popularity of Python, there are plenty of free resources on the Internet.
Some of the creative commons open source materials will be introduced in this course.
The course can be divided into two parts.
In Part I, I'll introduce basic Python syntax and programming principles.
The contents include introduction to Python programming, integer and float numbers, the
math library, strings, lists, text files, tuples, dictionaries, sets, functions, boolean
operations, decision control, exception handling, for and while loops, random numbers, Monte
Carlo simulation, classes, and Object-Oriented Programming, which is commonly known as OOP.
In Part II, I'll introduce more advanced Python libraries and packages, including NumPy for
matrix and linear algebra, SymPy for calculus and symbolic operations, MatPlotLib for data
visualization, Pandas for data analysis and statistics, PyQt and Qt Designer for Graphical
User Interface, or GUI programming, SciPy and PuLP for optimization, Scikit-Learn for
machine learning, SQLite for database programming, NetworkX and Gephi for social network analysis.
The intended audience of this course includes undergraduate and graduate students in an
engineering major, other students who need an overview of the main topics in Python programming,
and professional programmers in various industries.
It does not really need many prerequisites to learn Python other than your interests.
Some of the advanced libraries and packages may require a basic understanding of algebra,
calculus, probability, and statistics.
Prior programming experience is not required.
A little bit about myself.
My name is Yong Wang, I am an Assistant Professor at Binghamton University in the United States
of America.
So far, I have 20 years of computer programming experience, 10 years of Python programming
experience, and 5 years of experience in teaching Python.
My experience in teaching Engineering Python at Binghamton University has been published
in this journal paper titled Computer programming with Python for industrial and systems engineers:
Perspectives from an instructor and students.
The other two co-authors were undergraduate students in my class.
I use Python on a daily basis in my own research.
You can find more about my information on this web site.
Okay, that is a brief overview of this Engineering Python course.
The course materials are available on YouTube and GitHub.
You can watch the course videos in sequence.
If you like this video, please subscribe and share.
I'm Yong Wang.
Thank you for watching.
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14 TATWD Lessons All the Way Down - Duration: 7:26.
Here we are! This is a video! Oh my gosh! I finished reading Turtles All The
Way Down....well I finished reading it a while ago, but I'd like to share with you
fourteen lessons or thoughts I had from the book. Going to try to keep these short
snippy. We don't drive the bus of our consciousness, but we can shelve our mind
using presence. It's a tool that never leaves us, but we face it in varying
degrees. I don't have a mental illness. I don't have OCD. I will never know
completely what that experience is exactly like. Like Aza's idea of the bus
of consciousness and how we face the mind in varying degrees. I see the best
way when I've learned from fishing is to shelve the mind, is to be so present that
you can shelve the mind and I can focus in the moment, and I swear for hours, I
don't have any thoughts because I'm so in the moment in fishing and looking
around. Reading this book, I've come to realize that I can empathize with people
that don't face that exact experience. That have a lot more struggles and a lot
more challenges daily with the mind than I do. Life is the dancer and you are the
dance. Maybe life is the dancer and you're just one form of that dance. It
kind of brings in the constants and variables idea. It goes along with the
whole being the author but not being the author of life. I don't have these in any
particular order based off this book, but there are kind of spoilers in here I
guess. Isolating feelings spiral inward, interconnected feelings spiral outward.
This is just something I've thought about. When I think about a feeling
that's important to me, it sort of starts as a seed and grows outward like
interconnectedness or love as oneness or life as a dance. They're not focused on
separation. There may be differences in what I'm connected to, but there's
something similar about the experience, whether it's something biological, what
we're made of, atoms, stardust... good feelings I think spiral infinitely
outward and that makes me feel connected and that makes me feel like I belong in
a lot of ways. A person touching you is like a unique sunset of colors on a
canvas. When someone leaves us, it feels losing that blend of colors. You can see
everything you do in life as sort of somebody contributing to your canvas
with different colors of paint. And losing somebody, to be alive is to be
missing, is like losing a blend of colors. Like losing a sunset on a canvas
or a certain blend of colors. And that sort of made me think about grief. and
losing people. and how the more that we care and love about things, actually, the
more we are likely to lose things. We're more likely to notice impermanence.
We owe a lot to the first people that care and teach us how to love because they
teach us things that we carry on and nurture in the future. They sort of help
us see what potential we can grow and what we can connect and create and value.
Two people that derive meaning similarly meet in the same meadow and maybe the
how and feeling they have matches more than the music heard. Sometimes when I
connect with people I just meet, I get to a point where it seems like they just get
it. Their awareness of reality and what we face and how they feel... maybe the
meaning they derive from experience or the meaning they create... is very similar
to mine. Aza says she can feel her mother's vibrating strings. You both meet
in a third mind space like in a meadow you both know where the meadow is.
Things are not always as they appear, ah-course! Knowing without seeing. That's a classic
theme, right? The more you dive into something, the more you ask questions, the
more interesting the questions get is something John Green has said. And that
reminds me of the stars and that reminds me of nuance. We just have to be
accepting of nuance. As we get older we experiment less with feeling and
awareness can get us stuck with them. Aza talked about in the river being a
kid and experimenting with feelings. When we we are little kids, we
don't really know the world yet, but I don't think we have the awareness of
ourselves yet. As we get older, it's almost like our increase in awareness
can get us stuck with the feelings that we have because we become aware of what
feelings are and we understand or we can recognize moods.
Awareness is double-edged sword. It's good in some ways and bad in others. Real
fear is not having a choice in the matter. More certainty than uncertainty.
Yeah, certainty is in itself a good thing in ways, but it's also a bad thing
especially when it comes to when you don't have a choice about what you're
facing or the circumstances you're in. Simple, yet profoundly powerful. To be
alive is to be missing because caring includes
suffering and loss. That which we love most may be clearest in absence. We are more
focused on loss than on gain as humans. It's not to say that we can't appreciate
things while we have them and care about them, but it's also to say that maybe in
time when you look back that can sort of fuel your gratitude for caring more
about things, despite impermanence and despite losing them.
We become what we worship. This one's huge. I can talk about this forever,
but the simple idea is the one thing that you hold on to and care for all the
time, or if you worship something bad, that's all that's left over.
When you hold on to something, whatever you worship and focus on stays
and everything else sort of fades away. Toasting to weird. Be weird. Don't mimic
someone else's sunset. You can't. If you're one sunset. You think you can perfectly mimic
someone else's sunset? Probably not. It's interesting to create you. Become more
yourself. If that's a word. There is a beauty to how life does not
provide closure. The fact that Turtles All The Way Down ends the way it does and it
doesn't provide what you would expect - made up sort of
gimmicky closure that some stories provide - is enlightening! Stories don't
really have a beginning a middle and an end all the time. Sometimes one of
them morphs into another one. And one begins in the middle of another story. It
also destroys our expectations of what could happen. There are possibilities of
things that happen that completely defy my foresight and expectations of what
could happen. And those are wonderful surprises sometimes. And then last but
not least, number fourteen, all we need are reminders to care and
begin. There's a lot of things to care about as a follower and a lot of things
to do as a leader or a part of a team. When I was in middle school I had this
really awesome conversation with one of my friends. We talked about just life
and we had a nice conversation. I was on the playground and I grabbed this
pine cone on the ground. This could be a leadership image, you know? There's one
way to life. There's the easy way and then there's the rough way. That's
kind of cool, so I took the pinecone home. You know what? I still remember that
conversation. I don't remember everything but I remember pretty well because I
have a reminder. As I'm reminded from The Little Prince,
growing up is not the problem, forgetting is. There's a lot of leadership images.
Nested dolls, ferris wheel, the meadows, the central flashlight beam about
control. There's a lot of metaphors in this book. I think that's what I love
so much about it because metaphors remind me of fundamental truths. Life
rhyming in ways we don't expect. Life as choices between wonders. The last part
I put in here is life is a gift like the sun's light. We learn from that the first
time we were given a gift and we pass it on and all we need are reminders of what
we prioritize again and again and again. So what stuck with you? What do you think?
What are your thoughts? Do you have questions? Did anything click? What
do you think? I really think that caring is what creates remarkable. Caring again
and again and again and turning that care into action. Even a book, a story, is
a reminder of what we value and what we deem important. As always, thank you for
watching! Keep being you. Don't forget to be awesome. And keep caring about things.
All you need are reminders! EverybodyPalka.
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How To Get RId Of Dark Circles Fast And Permanently - Duration: 3:48.
dark circles under our eyes make our whole face look old and tired.
not everyone suffers from this problem.
but when the circles appear they can greatly affect someone's self-esteem
there are a few factors that cause these dark circles and puffiness, such as
fatigue, insomnia, stress, genetics, allergy, side effects of some medicines. If you
don't get rid of the swelling in time, it can only be taken care of through
surgery so the best thing to do is try a few remedies that may prevent it from
worsening. There are some great natural home recipes that you can use to treat
and prevent these kinds of problems.
1 Sweet potatoes.
the starch found in
potatoes has clarifying properties. This vegetable has a high concentration of
water and can both hydrate your skin and fight inflammation. Cut a sweet potato
into slices and leave them in the refrigerator for 10 minutes. Next take
two slices and put them so that they cover your eyelids and the skin under
your eyes. And let them sit there for 15 minutes.
2. Cucumber.
it has powerful
anti-inflammatory properties and can produce surprising results when put on
your eyes. All you have to do is cut some cucumber slices and place them over your
closed eyes until they turn warm. Next trade them out for some fresh cool
slices. Do this for about 20 minutes and you will see visible improvements.
3. Green tea
Green tea can prevent liquid retention, eliminate the toxins found in
our bodies and prevent inflammation. What happens is that the area under our eyes
stores fats and fluids causing inflammations that turn into dark
circles. So we recommend that you drink 2 cups of green tea a day. One in the
morning and the other at night.
4. Apple
Put an apple in the refrigerator and
when it gets cold peel it and cut it up into a blender. Blend it with a
tablespoon of oatmeal until it forms a thick paste. Cover your face with this
paste and let it sit for 15 minutes. Next rinse off your face with cold water.
Apples have the ability to relax your muscles. So this mess will help you relax
you're tired tense face after a long day. Any one of these recipes is great at
making your face look more alive and awake. However you must take some
precautions: such as sleeping well and long enough. Fatigue is considered to be
the main cause of this problem. Avoid anything that promotes liquid retention
such as too much salt and a sedentary lifestyle as well as smoking and
drinking. Drink tons of water, at least 2 liters a day. A well hydrated body can
easily eliminate toxins, improve your health and avoid liquid retention.
Consume diuretics such as green tea parsley cucumber squash etc. Protect your
face from the Sun. Avoid using chemical beauty products around your eyes
especially the ones that you don't know where they came from. Avoid rubbing your
eyes constantly, since that irritates and damages the delicate tissue around your
eyes.
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Hi, YouTube, it's Kathy.
I decided to make one last video before we get into the New Year, and that's because
Winx, over at Winx and Ink decided that January is Sherlock Holmes Reading Month.
She actually did this at the beginning of 2017, and I meant to take part, and then I
just forgot.
Sorry.
But when I saw it was coming around again, I said, "yes, I will do that thing; I just
have to find some things to read".
So this reading challenge is pretty open - basically just read anything Sherlock Holmes related
and you've done it, and you have all of January to do it.
So I decided to pick up a couple of things for this reading challenge, besides this beautiful
t-shirt, which my roommate actually got for Christmas from his parents and went "this
is way more your style, take this, it's yours now" and I'm like, "yay, another book shirt!"
So obviously, when in doubt, go to the library, which means I went and picked up this from
the library.
This is The Whole Art of Detection, lost Sherlock Holmes stories by Lyndsay Faye.
This year, I believe I've read four Lyndsay Faye books, one of them being Jane Steele, and
then they other three being the Timothy Wilde series, and I absolutely loved them, so as
soon as I saw that Lyndsay Faye had a Sherlock Holmes book, I went, "yes, I want to read that".
I'm pretty sure I found out about this before I was reminded that January is Sherlock Holmes
Reading Month, and then it just came back into my life when I realized, "Oh yes, that...
I was going to pick that up anyway".
So this book is actually split up into four parts: Before Baker Street, The Early Years,
The Return, and The Later Years.
And each of these have little stories, so this isn't one [novel], this is a whole bunch
of little stories, and I'm very excited to read them.
The other item I picked up, I actually picked up on Boxing Day, and my Dad happened to pay
for it because he's the one with the Costco membership, and that's this beautiful edition
of The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes and Other Stories by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle.
Firstly... look at these edges.
They're gorgeous.
But then you open it up to the end papers... oooh.
I have such a love for end papers.
If you follow me on Instagram, you know this.
So this bad boy is a thousand pages and quite heavy.
So I think I'm going to dip in and out of the original stories.
I believe the only one I've read, and I only read it because I saw a stage production of
it as well, is Hound of the Baskervilles, so I think I'm going to try to read other ones.
I think I might have also read a couple of the other ones.
I know I tried to read some of the other ones, but I can't remember which ones, and it's
been a while, so I'm going into this with pretty fresh eyes.
And then, for me of course, it wouldn't be a Sherlock Holmes month if I didn't rewatch
some of the BBC Sherlock.
Let's be honest, any excuse to rewatch Sherlock is a good excuse.
The details on this book are just so pretty.
And there you have it.
That is what I'm going to try to get through.
I don't know if I'm going to get through everything in here, but I'm gonna read a fair amount,
I think.
How about you?
What's you're favourite Sherlock Holmes story?
Let me know about it down in the comments below.
On the way down to the comments, if you hit that Subscribe button, that would be very nice of you.
You can like and share this as you see fit, and I will see you next year. Bye!
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Abraham Hicks 😃 - Não gosto de não gostar de mim - Duration: 3:53.
Guest: - It's not that I don't like myself
It's that I don't like that I don't like myself
Would you agree with that?
Abraham: - We would agree that we don't want you to not like yourself
We would agree with that
But... You're really gonna like this!
We said to you that you were born on that high-flying disc
So, anything less than that makes you not feel good
And the reason you don't feel good
Is because you're not up to speed with who you really are
So, it isn't that you don't like yourself
Is that you're not allowing yourself to be yourself
The absence of who I really am sucks!
It just doesn't feel good
And it's never going to feel good
And so that's a good thing to be aware of that
That's like saying: "okay, I'm getting it on the high flying disc."
"Abraham, you've convinced me that I'm gonna get on the high flying disc"
"But if I fall off I'm gonna be so mad at myself."
And we say: that really is the problem that so many of you have with all of this.
Is that you want to feel good and when you don't you feel bad about not feeling good.
Which is just getting more specific and carving out more pipes toward what you don't want
So, what could you say instead?
Say the sentence again
Guest: - It's not that I don't like myself...
"It's not that I don't like myself."
What is it?
If it's not that you don't like yourself, what is it?
Guest: - That I'm focusing on the negative aspects of it.
Abraham: - No, it's the otherside of that
"Abraham, it's not that I don't like myself
" The truth of it is: I adore myself!"
"I adore myself!"
"But I don't like myself when I don't adore myself!"
We're kind of sorting this out
Guest: Yeah.
Abraham: - "I don't like myself when I don't adore myself."
Well you got to kind of practice adoring yourself
Because you got old pipes
You may not realize this
But there are people who are not in alignment
And when they look at you they don't like you
Because they don't like anything
They're on that "I don't like anybody" disk
So, when they hold you...
Most teachers are somewhere around there
So... A lot of parents!
A lot of parents!
Feeling sort of overwhelmed
And so when somebody has been holding you as their object of attention
And they've not been tuned into Source Energy
But they've been tuned to this critical
So, you sort of developed some of those patterns yourself
But there is not anything in all of the universe
That would cause anyone to feel worse than getting down on self
Because there's nothing that the Source within you is more upon
There's no object of attention that the Source within you feels better about than you
And when you find some reason
Whether you can justify it with some behavior
Or somebody else's opinion or not
When you find some reason to not like you
Of course you're gonna feel bad!
That's the very worst thing that you could do
That's the worst you can feel
Is to hold yourself as your object of attention and find some critical thought
Because that takes you further from who you really are
And for what you intended when you came forth
You said: "I'm gonna come into this physical body"
"And I'm gonna tune to the frequency of my source"
"And I'm gonna hold others as my object of attention"
"And they're gonna benefit by my connection to this powerful energy."
When you get on that high-flying disc
You have the leverage of the energy that creates worlds flowing through your gaze
And when you turn it against yourself
it is painful
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