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The ants go marching two by two, hurrah, hurrah

The ants go marching three by three,

The little one stops to climb a tree

And they all go marching down to the ground

To get out of the rain, BOOM! BOOM! BOOM!

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The ants go marching four by four, hurrah, hurrah

The ants go marching five by five, hurrah, hurrah

The ants go marching six by six,

The little one stops to pick up sticks

And they all go marching down to the ground

To get out of the rain..

BOOM! BOOM! BOOM! BOOM! BOOM! BOOM!

The ants go marching seven by seven, hurrah, hurrah

The ants go marching eight by eight, hurrah, hurrah

The ants go marching nine by nine,

The little one stops to check the time

And they all go marching down to the ground

To get out of the rain..

BOOM! BOOM! BOOM! BOOM! BOOM! BOOM!

The ants go marching ten by ten, hurrah, hurrah

The ants go marching ten by ten, hurrah, hurrah

The ants go marching ten by ten,

The little one stops to shout "The End",

And they all go marching down to the ground

To get out of the rain.

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Amy Poehler Is Obsessed with the Trapped Thai Soccer Team Story - Duration: 5:03.

-We have to talk about those boys in the cave, dude.

-Now, these are the Thai boys in the cave?

-Yes. Did you guys talk about that at all?

Can you believe that story?

Ask me anything about that story.

-Oh, are you fully up to date?

-I can't stop reading about that story, and it keeps going.

-Like, what's happening now? -Oh, what's happening now?

Oh, only the boys shaved their heads,

and they're going into a monastery

to honor the diver that died.

They're going to go to a monastery now.

-Oh, my God. -It's the most amazing story.

-How many kids was it?

-That I don't know. [ Laughter ]

I don't read the fine print.

-Well, you're not about, like, numbers.

You're feelings. -Yes.

They all got out. -Yep.

-They had to -- I'm gonna talk about this forever.

They had to be sedated. Did you know that?

-No. Before they went --

-I mean, you seriously didn't know that?

Why didn't you read this story?

-I was so worried it was gonna have an unhappy ending.

-I'm only talking about it

'cause it was a happy ending, of course.

I would never talk about it if it was a sad ending.

-So, they sedated them before they took them back?

-Yes. They put them to sleep.

They don't even remember getting traveled in the water.

Can you imagine?

And they were asleep, and there was a diver next to them

just watching them to make sure everything was going fine.

And it took hours, dude.

And it was -- The tunnel was like an "S."

So, at one point, they couldn't -- It's --

-They say that's, of the letters,

the worst one for your tunnel to be.

-And -- Wait. Oh!

And the coach that brought them there...

-Mm-hmm.

-...which, you know... [ Laughter ]

-Yeah, there was an outcome where he was not a hero, yeah.

-But he had studied to be a Buddhist monk

and he taught them to meditate to conserve energy.

So they all learned to meditate in the cave.

♪ And they lived off of rainwater ♪

Why isn't every --

-I heard the coach -- I did hear that the coach

didn't eat any of his food.

-Yes. He gave away his food. -Yeah.

-Ugh! -I mean, I guess you...

-I don't know why you don't talk about this every night.

Don't do any jokes about Trump.

Just talk seriously about this story,

'cause it never ends.

-Yeah. -It's amazing.

-Well, I remember, we were -- A very similar story.

We were working at "SNL" when the Chilean miners --

-Oh!

-That was another story that -- You loved that story.

-'Cause they all got out. -Yeah.

-And remember the Chilean miners?

Ask me anything about the Chilean miners.

-Well, I remember there was one Chilean miner

who, like, loved the camera.

Do you remember that?

-He got a little popular.

-And then I think we wrote a talk-show sketch

where Fred was that miner.

And then the band was, like, the other 31 miners.

I can't remember what it was. -Yeah.

And America never saw that sketch, right?

-No. Didn't see that. -No, no.

-I think I might have also written one where

there were 31 miners went in and 32 came out.

[ Laughter ]

I think that's maybe all I had, but --

-Was the 32nd miner Horatio? -Yeah, probably.

-Yeah, yeah.

-He was just a guy who lived down there.

He lived in a cave and then he saw that as his chance out.

-That should have been on the air.

-By the way, you know about what happened to Horatio today?

Our friend Horatio Sanz. -What?

-I think he became an American citizen today.

-[ Gasps ] Are you kidding me?

-I think that truly happened today.

Give it up for Horatio Sanz. [ Cheers and applause ]

-America is better for it.

-We'll have to fact-check that, of course.

-We'll have to have a party for him.

-Yeah, we have to have an American party for him.

-Oh, that's wonderful. -That's great news.

-I mean, it's no Thai boys in a cave, but it's --

'Cause it's one person.

-No, I would say, like, if you had to choose,

at a dinner party, what to bring up,

either Horatio becoming an American

or the Thai boys, you would talk about --

-I am not kidding when I've just been talking nonstop

to people about it, and it's been weeks now.

-Yeah.

-It's kind of over as a story,

but it's just beginning...for me.

-You're just starting?

-They're entering a monastery now.

-Oh, no.

What if they get trapped in the monastery?

-Trapped in the monastery. They won't, they won't.

-They won't get trapped? -They would never.

-And then the divers have to get them out of the monastery.

'Cause they only -- They're only comfortable with the divers,

so even though there's no water...

-They're like, "You're the man I trust."

That would be --

They've got to check those doors, make sure they --

-Well, 'cause I believe most monasteries in Thailand

do have, like, the hallways like an "S."

-Do you know -- And you know what?

Elon Musk... -Oh, great. I want to hear this.

Well, Elon Musk sent a submarine.

-Yeah. Period. The end.

You know the guy that's always like, "I'll help,"

and it's like -- And he brings out some stupid tool

or something or, like, "unclogs your sink,"

by, like, taking it apart?

Like, I used to live above a bunch of meth-heads in Chicago,

and, one time, they were like, "We're gonna fix your sink."

And they just took it apart and they left for like two weeks.

That's what it felt like. [ Both laugh ]

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Amy Poehler Reveals How She First Met Nick Offerman - Duration: 6:58.

-Your partner in crime on this show, Nick Offerman,

obviously your co-star in "Parks and Rec."

You've known him for a long time, though.

-Yeah, we met in Chicago.

We met at a really weird house party.

And Nick was in a production of "Clockwork Orange."

And he had a dyed red beard

and his hair was shaped into devil horns.

-Wow. [ Laughter ]

And you saw that and thought that was interesting?

-I was like, "My man." [ Laughter ]

But that was during a time when if you remember in Chicago,

there was some factions. -Yeah.

-Because there were the improvisers and the sketch

and -- like, you know, stand-up's kind of

in the same group.

And then the Goodman Theatre, Steppenwolf,

like, professional actors. -Yeah. Actor actors. Yeah.

-And then the alternative theater Chicago actors,

of which I think Nick was one.

So everybody -- they didn't run in the same circles.

-Did you have any -- did you feel any crossover comfort

with those other circles?

-I felt like I could do everything they could do

and they couldn't do what I could do.

-Okay, gotcha. [ Laughter ]

-Is that bad to say out loud? -No, no, that's good.

-Okay. But no.

They were amazing and I never -- you know, I never --

I never went to Steppenwolf or --

Did you go to any --

-I think I went to like three Steppenwolf shows

the entire time I was there.

-Yeah, I --

-I will say they were -- it was expensive.

-It was expensive. -Yeah.

-But it was like Laurie Metcalf and Gary Sinise,

all these amazing actors that were there.

But we were...

-We were just, like, scraping it by.

-We were just throwing hot dog buns into the audience.

[ Laughter ]

In some basement theater.

-Obviously Nick is sort of famously good

at building things. -Yeah.

-And he's a craftsman.

You are not. -No.

-Does he take advantage of -- on the show,

of the fact that you know very little about crafting?

-Yeah. He could say pretty much anything and he would just --

I would just nod. -Yeah.

-As if I know what it -- [ Laughter ]

Like, there is a couple times in it that,

it was kind of like a little bit of a living stress dream,

where people would say,

"Well, all you need to do is just plane this

and then it'll be in good shape."

And I would nod as if I knew what everybody is talking about.

And I would be afraid people would ask me to do it.

But, no, I can't make anything yet.

-The show is called "Making It."

You guys have a catch phrase that is very inventive.

-Yeah.

-What is the catch phrase on the television show "Making It"?

-Make it!

[ Laughter and applause ] Yeah.

-Did you shop around for others? -We did.

-Or did you immediately --

-We went to -- We went to a bunch of clubs.

We tried out a bunch of catch phrases.

-Oh, like stand-up clubs? -Yeah.

-You did, like, open mikes? -We did open mike stuff.

We went on the road. [ Laughter ]

We worked really hard.

And what was great is we realized simple is better.

-Yeah. -Always.

-Did you have any failed ones?

-We didn't.

-Oh, really? -We didn't.

We just tried one and then we stuck with it.

[ Laughter ]

And then we also --

We could never quite say it at the same time.

-Oh, that was the issue.

Just syncing up and saying it together.

-Do you guys have a slogan here on your show?

-We do have a slogan.

It's also "make it."

[ Laughter ]

-"Late Night with Seth Meyers" and make it.

-Make it! -Yeah.

That's weird. -Make it!

-Oh, it's said differently.

-Yeah. Make it!

[ Laughter ]

We try to say it in a way that they don't know

if we're going to make something or they're supposed to.

-I like that. I like that.

It's really hard to think of a catch phrase, you know?

Like, to -- and we didn't want to do something like,

"Get out of here, loser." You know?

-Yeah. [ Laughter ]

Well, it's a very -- Well, it's interesting

because you guys are the hosts of the show.

You're not judges on the show. -No.

I don't have to do any of that tough stuff.

-Do you wish you -- I mean, like --

I will say you are someone who has opinions about things.

-I -- Yes. -Yeah.

-I don't -- I would never want to -- A creative person who,

like, is very vulnerable and puts himself out there,

I would never want to be the one that says, like, you know,

"Hasta la vista, baby."

[ Laughter ]

You know, I would not want to do that.

-I think you could say, like, "Make it to the door."

[ Laughter ]

"Because you outta here."

-"Make it your business to get in the car."

[ Laughter ]

"And get out of here."

-"Make a door and then leave through it."

[ Laughter ]

-But, yeah. You're right.

I'm very judgmental and I do like to judge.

-But I can see that you wouldn't take pleasure from, like,

judging an artisanal --

-No, I enjoy doing it with you, like, just the two of us now.

-Yeah.

-No one is watching or anything. -Right.

[ Laughter ] -But I like that.

But if it was on a, like, you Know, a TV show --

-Oh, yeah, no.

[ Laughter ]

Heaven forbid. That's the thing.

That's why I have a TV show, I try not to be judgmental at all.

[ Laughter ]

-Do you now? -You were on --

We had dinner last night with some of our friends.

-We did.

-And you then had to -- you were, like, kind of

the first one out the door because you had to do

the "Today" show.

-I did the "Today" show this morning, which was so fun.

And that show is amazing.

Like, it's a crazy circus.

-Yes. -As you know.

But I texted a friend of ours, because this morning

it was like an "SNL" sketch

that we had probably written a million times

because I was a little hungover. -Uh-huh.

-Not a lot of sleep, and I had to get up really early.

And I had to do crafts, which I don't do.

-Right. [ Laughter ]

-With Al Roker and Hoda.

And I followed a story about a giraffe getting pregnant.

[ Laughter ]

But it made me think about, we used to joke all the time

that there would always be sketches where we would think

it was really funny if it was like the local newscasters

in Tucson who were really hung over

and just trying to get through the morning.

-Yeah. [ Laughter ]

-They're like, "Good morning, T-- Good morning, Tucson."

[ Laughter ]

Just trying not to throw up the whole time.

-Yeah. [ Laughter ]

Well, I think we may have even talked about it here.

There was like a -- I remember there was a famous night

where we were out very late at "SNL."

And then you, Finesse Mitchell and Kenan Thompson had to leave.

Like, you had -- Well, you left a bar, like, an hour before

you got picked up to all go play the Black Eyed Peas in a sketch.

-Oh, that was such a dark, dark day.

-Yeah. [ Laughter ]

And you filmed it and it was really exciting

for the rest of us because you then all told us, like,

"We were so hung over

and we had to dance like the Black Eyed Peas.

And then when we all just got wait to watch the pre-tape."

And then it was so much fun to watch because you guys

all looked like really unhappy Black Eyed Peas.

[ Laughter ]

-And Kenan Thompson was doing the funniest bit

where he was pretending to take calls from himself

the night before.

And he was like, "Hello?" And he was like,

"You want me to go home? I don't think so."

[ Laughter ]

He was, like, going, "You got to go home, man.

You're going to be up all night.

And you got to be the Black Eyed Peas in the morning."

He's like, "Nice try, buddy."

-How about, by the way, our friend --

Our friend Kenan Thompson finally got an Emmy nomination.

-So great!

Give it up for Kenan Thompson, everybody!

[ Cheers and applause ]

-And still an American citizen, Kenan. Right?

-Yes, still -- no, no.

They took it away for Horatio. [ Laughter ]

Yeah. -So now he's --

-They had to split -- they switched it.

-Oh, makes sense. That makes sense. Yeah.

-And that's how it works. -That's how -- that's the biz.

-We don't add one more person!

-You know what, you want to be here?

You got to give us someone!

[ Laughter ]

A friend, preferably.

-A friend. Ideally a friend.

I love you so much. Thank you so much for being here.

-My pleasure always, friend.

Just a delight every single time.

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"Roll over!

Roll over!"

So they all rolled over and one fell out

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Roll over!"

So they all rolled over And one fell out

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So they all rolled over And one fell out

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So they all rolled over and one fell out..

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So they all rolled over and one fell out..

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There were four in the bed And the little one said..

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There were three in the bed And the little one said..

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So they all rolled over and one fell out..

There were two in the bed And the little one said..

"Roll over!

"Roll over!

So they all rolled over and one fell out..

There were one in the bed And the little one said..

Goodnight..

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Drugs and older people (subtitles in English). - Duration: 10:20.

Hey, how are you doing?

Today we are going to see recommendations on the management of medication in the elderly,

but they are applicable to everyone. The high number of medicines that are often prescribed

increases the risk of errors, confusion, interactions and adverse reactions.

If we add to this the changes inherent in aging, such as loss of sight, or problems with attention

and memory, we have an explosive cocktail. Let's see how to deactivate it. Let's get started!

Make an effort to understand what each medication is prescribed for.

In addition to a written prescription, it may be a good idea to write down on the medicine box itself,

or on a piece of paper, what it is taken for, and when. This is especially important because

there are very different medicines that have similar packaging, which leads to dangerous confusion.

In general, self-medication is not recommended, bearing in mind that every drug has both desired

and adverse effects and may interact with others that we already take. If I am willing to take a medication

because someone says it went very well, then it is better not to self-medicate,

because that is not a valid reason. In any case, it is good to establish a relationship of trust with the pharmacist

so that he can follow up with us, and alert if there may be problems with the new prescription

with what is already taken. In addition, you can advise us on over-the-counter medications.

If we have to go to another pharmacy, we should show the pharmacist what we have already taken.

The drugs must be given as they are. Before crushing, splitting tablets, or mixing ointments, check for other

presentations. The active ingredient is most likely available in the right format for you.

For example, you may have difficulty swallowing, and there may be an alternative in liquid form.

Make sure we can read and understand the name of the medicine, as well as the instructions and warnings

on the package. We should be able to open the container. If not, we can ask the pharmacist

to arrange medications in easier to open containers or weekly pill dispensers ordered by dose.

This is called a Custom Dosing System, which is also known by its acronym: CDS.

Ask if special storage conditions, such as refrigeration or a dry place, are required.

And finally, check the label on the medicine before you leave the pharmacy. You must have the name

and instructions given by your doctor. If this is not the case, it should be discussed with the pharmacist.

Once at home, it is a good idea to check the package leaflet to make sure it does not contain any ingredients

to which we are allergic. Allergic reactions should be prevented by telling your doctor

about new medications, but it is ultimately our responsibility.

Adverse effects may be mild, such as headache or dry mouth. But there are also life-threatening ones,

such as severe bleeding or irreversible damage to the liver or kidneys. They can also affect driving

and cause falls. It is important to inform your doctor as soon as possible and as accurately

as possible about these effects, or if you are concerned that the medicine may be doing more harm than good.

Perhaps it can be exchanged for one that has a better risk/benefit balance. If we have a reaction

not described in the leaflet, it is not a bad idea to inform the relevant health authority telematically as a citizen,

or to inform the professional. The pharmacovigilance system relies on these data,

and we contribute to making medicines safe.

Most generic and brand name drugs work the same way in the body. They contain the same active ingredients,

and the generic must be as safe as the brand name. Both must be of equal strength and quality.

That said, depending on the individual, some generics may not be exactly equivalent,

either because of manufacturing issues or even because of their own expectations.

For inhaled treatments it is important to master the administration technique to achieve its effectiveness.

So you have to pay close attention to the explanations you receive.

And if we need to remember them, I leave two links below (spanish).

When we go to the doctor, it's a good idea to prepare the bag or box of medicine so that he/she can easily

review it. It is very important for your doctor to know what you are taking before prescribing anything new.

This includes what other doctors have prescribed for you, as well as over-the-counter medications, vitamins,

dietary supplements and herbal products. And if your doctor thinks you should introduce new medication,

review allergies and any problems with other medications, such as rashes, shortness of breath,

indigestion, dizziness, or mood swings. It will also be useful to know whether to modify or stop taking

something you have been taking, because certain mixtures can be dangerous,

such as mixing aspirin with anticoagulants.

Precisely because of all this, it is vital to have an updated prescription sheet and a health card in a place

accessible to the family and/or caregivers. The sheet could have this format:

Questions to ask your doctor about a new medication

What is the name of the medicine and what is it for?

Any special instructions on how to take it?

How many times a day should I take it? At what time(s)? If you say "4 times a day",

does that mean 4 times in 24 hours or 4 times from getting up to going to bed?

How much medicine should I take?

Should I take it with food or not? Is there anything I should not eat or drink while taking this medication?

How long will it take to take effect?

Will this medicine cause problems if I take others?

Can I drive while I take it?

When should I stop taking it?

What should I do if I miss a shot?

What side effects can I expect and what should I do if I have a problem?

Will I need more prescriptions? How can I fix that?

And every time we go back to the doctor, we have to ask if it is still necessary to take all the medicines.

If you travel, take your health card, an updated prescription sheet and enough medication

for a few more days in case of unforeseen events. If you travel by plane, take your medication with you,

not check it in, in case you lose your luggage. It may be a good idea to take your pharmacist's phone

with you, in case you have any questions.

The medication must be kept neat and tidy, with no sun or heat sources affecting it

Please note that some medications require refrigeration.

Let us use medicines responsibly and correctly. For example, let's not use antibiotics to treat the flu,

or an antitussive for nasal discharge. And let's not think that using more doses will be better for us:

we must run away from the maximum doses as much as possible. Overdoses can be very serious, even fatal.

You have to take your medicine in time. Some people use meals or bedtime as reminders to take their

medicine. Others use weekly pill dispensers prepared by their pharmacist, the customized dosing systems

mentioned above, programmed alarms, mobile applications, or even affordable electronic dispensers.

Light! No taking medication in the dark, we can make serious mistakes.

No alcohol either, because it can cancel out the effect of the active ingredient, or enhance the toxic effects.

We should not start or stop treatment on a whim. We may have stopped noticing the symptoms

by which we started it, but that does not mean that we have reached the therapeutic goal.

For example, the antibiotic may have reduced the bacterial load to a level where we no longer notice it,

but there may be enough left in the body to reactivate or mutate it. So we must take the treatment

until it's over, or the doctor has said.

Finally, let us remember that there are no diseases, there are the sick. And that's why it's not a good idea

to share medication, because treatments only make sense when you're considering the person.

That's it for today, thank you very much, and until the next video!

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|MMDxFriend| Panic Room - Duration: 0:23.

Welcome to the Panic Room

Where all your darkest fears are gonna come for you

Come for you

Welcome to the Panic Room

You'll know I wasn't joking when you see them, too,

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