Youtube daily how Dec 27 2017

Hi everyone! ddrawf is online

And today we are going to talk about

how to create calendars in Photoshop

First of all Photoshop is not designed to creating calendars

Nevertheless

if you are ready to suffer I will show you how it can be done

Here's what you'll need:

More or less powerful PC

Photoshop CS5 or a newer one plus some knowledge of how it works

Calendar Maker Script (see link in description)

Important! Save-before-crash skill and I will show why

And very important - Patience and Willpower

Ready? Let's start then!

I'd recommend you to apply some PS settings manually

Go to "Edit - Preferences... - General..."

or use hotkey Ctrl+K on Windows Cmd+K on Mac

Go to Performance

Set a little bit more than 70% of the allocated memory

Choose "Big and Flat"

Set scratch-disk's configuration

I recommend not to choose a system one from the list

Prioritize it this way:

Prioritize it this way:

let the disk with the most free space be the highest one

and locate all the others lower

All this will simplify our work a little

Ok, let's go ahead

We'll need 13 images:

one for each month and one for the cover

Since 2018 is a Chinese year of the dog, the images will relate to it

Actually I just adore doggies :)

Go to pexels.com

and search for the images you'd like to see in your calendar

Or use keyword search

Choose an image you like and download it in the necessary quality

(the larger the better, but don't go overboard)

I save the links to the images in order

to specify their authors

Select 13 images this way...

Create a new A4 format doc in PS

with Resolution 300 dpi and CMYK Color mode

Turn the canvas at 90 degrees

Then when you choose an order

(front cover and 12 months)

drag the found images to our doc

And adjust their size

Then rasterize the layer

Repete these actions with every image

In the end crop them to get rid of all the unnecessary parts

Then highlight all the added layers

and set the proper order for them, to be exact:

Layer - Arrange - Reverse

Now export all the layer into separate images

Go to "File - Scripts - Export Layers to Files..."

Set the path to the file, the necessary format

and the prefix in the window

Then click Run and wait until the script finishes its work

Then we are going to work with the Calendar Maker Script

Start it, go to the Expert Mode

And make the necessary settings in each tab

For example I want to place the heading on the right

Tick the month background in order

to set the common background

Set the number of rows and columns to 1

So that there was one month for each of your images

Go to the week section

and set the display of week numbers in accordance with the accepted standard

Untick "0" in the day section and set backgrounds for holidays

...and upload the lists with the names of months, days of the week and holidays

You can find the detailed instruction on complying such lists

in the User Guide which is attached to the script

I just unticked the "Group by month" checkbox for holidays

as grouping is not required for this task namely

As for fonts, I prefer Garamond

but you can choose any font you like

Now I've prepared the necessary parameters for all the elements

and I'll just set them

Set intervals the way you prefer

I've already prepared the necessary values for this task

Enable autosaving

and select "Save result to a user doc", then choose the A4 Landscape

Unselect "Adjust if the result has a larger size"

The PRO-version users can save all their settings

as well as upload them

You can find my settings in the video description

Check the settings

then click "Create!" and …

have a cup of coffee :)

We have a doc

(or dog)

with the prepared info for months

Let's focus on holidays even more

I'm creating a new set which I'll write all the Actions into

You can also download the "Calendar 2018.atn"

Please find the link in the description

Before you make a record please check if one text layer with the holiday date is selected

Then click the record button and perform any actions to the layer

Then stop the recording and cancel all the actions in the history panel

Start CalendarMS again

and go to the "Finishing touches" section

Choose "Select Type: use year selectors"

And then the year's group

Set a holiday list

which you specified when you created the calendar as your goal

Click "Select this!", fill in the year, click OK and wait

Now select the recorded Action from the Calendar 2018 set

Check if "Apply to each of the selected layers separately" is selected

And click "Play"

As you can see, the way all the holidays look changed

Now select all the holiday backgrounds

so that it would be more convenient to work with them

Set "Backgrounds - holidays" as your goal and click "Select this!"

Close the script window

Use the "Move tool" to change the location for holiday backgrounds

Now I want to group all the month backgrounds together

To do it I also use "Finishing touches"

and set "Backgrounds - months" as a goal

In the end I merge all the backgrounds into one group

Ctrl + G on Win Cmd + G on Mac

Now let's work with holiday backgrounds

Go to any smart-object related to a holiday

Place an image or a figure there

I'm going to use a shape of a little paw print

(as it's the year of the dog, as you remember)

I remove the red border

and crop its sides a little

Then I save the results

As you can see

now there is a cute paw print near each holiday

Then I return the display of all the months again

To do it I select all the layers

go to the menu and choose Layer

Show Layers

or Layer - Hide Layers and then Layer - Show Layers

Now you can merge each month into a separate layer

Choose a layer group, Right Click - Merge Group

Repeat for each group.

Then align the layers relative to the center of the canvas

I did it wrong :)

Instead of selecting all the year group I selected each element of it separately

Highlighted the white Background

and aligned them vertically and horizontally

with the help of the Move Tool

You'll see how I fix it just a little bit later

Check the pixel size of your canvas

We'll use it later

Go to "Image - Canvas Size"

Edit the month background

Go to any smart-object of the month

Increase its size to the A4 in pixels

Now it's time to correct the mistake

Align the layers with months along the upper border

Now I place the background which I prepared in advance to the smart-object

(find the link to the background in the description)

Open the document with the background, copy and paste its content into the smart-object

Remove the red border

Save the changes into the smart-object

Adjust the months to the created background

And then you'll need to catch the moment to save :)

Don't forget about it

Now I want to move the dates

to the bottom left corner of my cell

To do it I write a new Action

Now I'll apply it for every month.

Move our group a little bit lower from the upper border

Merge the month layers into a separate group

Then let's add some colors to the month backgrounds

As I used vector shapes

all we'll need to do

is to change its colors in the settings

If the same color scheme

for all the months is OK for you, that would be enough

All the back parts already changed their colors

as we use copies of smart-objects

But I want to add different colors for each image

To do it

we'll need to make all the smart-objects independent from each other

Write an Action again

Copy the current smart-object through the menu

Layer - Smart Objects - New Smart Object via Copy

We'll get a new smart-object

Go to the lower layer using the "Alt+[" or "Opt+[" on Mac

And delete it

I use this action for the other smart-objects

Now if you apply some changes to one smart-object

it will NOT effect the other layers

"Pack up" the backgrounds

and catch a moment to save

You'll need to do it in order to avoid this T_T

Well, I remade it all over

and found a moment to save the document

Now we'll enlarge our canvas to the A3 size

in order to place the images to the top part

Go to "Image - Canvas Size..."

Set Percent

200% height

and Anchor relative to the bottom center arrow

Change the Color Mode to CMYK; Go to "Image"

Mode - CMYK Color

Don't Flatten; Don't Rasterize

Now to reduce the load for Photoshop let's make each month

a separate PSD file

To do it I'll write an Action again

Go to the previous layer

Alt+[ or Opt+[

Add the layer preceding the previous one to the selection

by Alt+Shift+[ or Opt+Shift+[

Create a duplicate and add it to the new doc with a name

Return to the original doc

and stop the recording

Enable "Toggle dialog on\off" in the "Make document" subcommand

in order to manually choose a name for the document

Perform the Action for the other months

For example, let's take August

and see how to choose the correct color scheme for a photo

Now that we have each month as a separate file

we can return the smart-object content back

o the document

Place the "august" photo into the document

Select the needed element of the back part in the "Color stripes" group

and use the eyedropper to apply the color from the photo to this element

Adjust the color by eye

so that it would harmonize with the photo

Repeat the action for all the other elements of the group

and get the result which looks smart

We'll color the numbers too

That is the reason we chose the grey color for them

This way it will be easier to add colors to them

This task is also routine

so I write an action for it

Create a layer

and select the area below the names of the days of the week

Fill it with any color.

Create a clipping mask on the current layer

Set blending mode to color

To unselect use Ctrl+D or Cmd+D on Mac

Our action is ready to be performed for other months

Select the layer with dates before you start the action

Months do not have the same number of weeks

There are 6 of them in the template

as you can see there are 5 in August

That's why we can remove the extra line

with the help of another Action

Let's go forward to adding holidays

If you remember a document

with text layers was created upon the calendar creation

Change it to the CMYK Color mode

Now copy and paste each layer with holiday names

to the corresponding month

Choose a necessary position for it

select its font, size and color

By the way

I was foolish enough to choose the blue color initially

If I had chosen grey

I would not have had to change its color now

All I needed to do in this case is to merge it with the date layer

and the color would appear automatically with the help of the clipping mask

Now let's merge again our months into one document

Go to "File - Scripts - Load files into Stack..."

Set Use - Folder

then Browse...

choose a folder with the PSD-files for our months

Click OK

Please pay attention that our PSDs

must NOT contain smart-objects

I decided to place the month a little bit lower in order

not to have such a large empty space in the bottom part

Again I will use Actions which proved to be so useful

Now I export each layer to TIFF

Go to "File - Scripts... - Export Layers to Files"

Now it's time to cover our calendar

I chose this luxury cover for the front cover

The front cover does not require a lot of actions

We'll just mark the year somewhere near

and add a couple of effects

As for the back cover

we'll go the other way

We'll create a new document

with the A4 Landscape

Place all the images there

and then reduce their size

so that they looked like thumbnails

Then place images into the 5x3 table

Add a year and a caption

and then adjust the paragraph parameters

All that is left to do now

is to add authors of the photos

and the necessary links

Now I want to create a multipage TIFF

Later I will export all the layers for printing from it

Why?

Well, it is more convenient.

Some may find a multipage TIFF handy

and some would prefer several TIFFs in one folder

I will write one more Action

or maybe two Actions

which is going to transform the TIFFs into separate layers

Remember

that you can find the set of actions here in the video description

When everything is ready I use

File - Scripts... - Export Layers to Files

When I thought the work was finished

I found out one more defect

After printing 5 mm will be cropped from the sides

In case it is not crucial in relation to photos

the dates of the months can be "cut off"

(which is not good at all)

I'll fix this issue with the help of the last Action

which will move the month a little to the left and add the missing 5mm.

Of course

these overmeasures should be taken into account in advance

but I forgot about them

and I'm too lazy to remake this video from the start :)

This is how the results of my work look

I did this work according to my wishes

That's all

Those who watched the video to the end

I'm proud of you

You are AWESOME!

Have a perfect day!

Merry Christmas

and Happy New Year!

Bye!

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(laughing)

- That's fresh ay, right?

- It certainly is.

- This will tighten up!

- I wouldn't spend too much time

tightening those up, mate.

You know what they are?

- No way, I ...

How, no, no! - Yeah (claps hands).

- Look at, it's flippin' icy; I'm not ...

- You're a great rider, clearly a flat pedal rider ...

- Forever, yeah.

- Today we're going to change things up a little.

- Why, today's not the day.

- Yeah it is.

- No, it's so icy!

- Makes it ideal; you're not going to get it wrong.

- No, I don't even know how to set them up

so I can't wear them.

- Yeah you can; let's get into this.

(light dubstep music)

So the flats versus clips is an argument

that often comes up in mountain biking.

Now, as much as I like riding flat pedals,

I've pretty much ridden clips from the beginning,

and I absolutely love the way you can be

pretty light and agile on the bike,

but I don't rely on them for that,

so I can switch to flats when I want.

Blake however, he's always been a flat pedal rider,

and whilst that does suit Blake's style,

I'm actually convinced by getting him clipped in

we're going to make him faster and a smoother rider.

So let's get him on clips.

- Clipless pedals. - Yeah.

- These have got no clips, so these are,

why are they called "clipless pedals"?

- Alright so this is a commonly misunderstood thing, right?

Yeah so flat pedals technically

could be called clipless pedals,

because there is no clip mechanism on them.

But they get his name from these little fellows here.

- Oh wow look at them contraptions.

- So, way back in the day you would learn to ride

on flat pedals, and then you would progress

to toeclips and straps.

So this a flat pedal with a plastic toeclip,

and you've got a nylon strap that's adjustable.

So you put your foot in there and it holds your foot

on there.

So the same concept, you can pull up on the pedals ...

- Okay, yeah.

- And it stops your feet coming off on rough terrain.

They're pretty gnarly to ride and obviously pretty old,

these days.

- Yeah, they look like they belong in a museum.

- I thought it's only fair that you did

exactly what I did growing up ...

- And what, put them on my bike?

- Yeah, so let's try you out on

a pair of toeclips and straps first.

And then you'll really understand

what commitment is on a bike.

Alright, pedal number one (Blake groans).

You won't be needing that.

- Well you don't have--

- These are old school, mate.

- What the hell is this thing?

- That's a pedal spanner.

(Blake sighs.)

- They don't even fit on my bike.

They fit.

- Alright, so you're going to pedal off like this,

and then you sort of flip the pedal back

to slide your foot in.

- Okay.

- You have to wiggle it a bit obviously

because the pedal's got a bit of grip on it.

- Something to take note of is the fact the engagement here,

I've left the loop open.

- Okay.

- So you can put in, and then when your foot is in there,

you can just tighten it up manually.

Go and ride up the trail, have a bit of a loop,

and then try them tight.

- Yeah.

- And then we want to see decent track stands.

- Track stands?

- Yeah, you can do a track stand in your sleep, right?

- Yeah.

- So it should be no different with those on.

- Right, okay.

- I wouldn't start off like that;

I would start off on the flat side,

flip them over as you're riding off.

- Really? - Yeah.

Just until you're used to them.

- Okay.

- Good luck with that one.

(Blake sighs).

- Oh, this is--

(videotape squeaks)

- So the idea today is not for Blake

to just ride toeclips all day,

it is just to get an idea of how terrifying it used to be.

What do you make of them?

- They're not bad. (laughing)

- See that is something that used to happen quite a lot.

And that is why clipless pedals are so good,

because they're actually really safe.

So people think that when you're attached to the bike,

it's dangerous. - Yeah.

- But you're not, because your natural way

of getting off the pedals is to the side.

- That's what I tried!

- So those, you've got to take your feet out backwards.

- Yeah! (laughing)

- So I think just for a bit of fun,

while you're still in there, let's see you do

a couple of track stands.

Alright, you good? - Not really.

(wheels crunching)

Oh I can't get my foot up then.

Oh! (laughing)

Literally you have to pull straight up.

- So obviously they're not good for mountain biking,

but that is pretty much what I grew up riding, off road.

Right, so let's get you on proper clips ...

- Please, these are dangerous.

- Because actually they're incredible; they're so good.

And they're only going to accentuate your riding.

So the next significant thing is the fact

that you're riding in a dedicated cycling shoe,

so flat pedal shoes are focused

on being grippy over efficient.

Now what I mean by that is, a flat pedal shoe

is always going to slightly flex on the pedal,

so it helps give you that grip

but you are losing pedalling power.

The clipless shoe, they are so stiff this way,

but they can have toe flex for walking off the bike.

So when you're connected to those pedals,

all of that power through your legs is driving

straight into the transmission and into your back wheel.

It's a really efficient way of riding.

Okay, so those Avantis are obviously really popular

when you're riding in rough conditions,

because your foot is not going to bounce around

which also means you're not going to

hold on to the bike as tight with your hands,

and you can place the bike quite well on the trail

without having to use a lot of effort.

But there are a few disadvantages

with using clipless pedals.

And the first one is, the commitment to it basically.

You've got to commit in whatever you're riding;

if you're riding something rough, loose, wet,

a lot of time on flat pedals it almost doesn't matter

until something happens, like your wheel slips,

because you can just stick your foot out.

You've got to kind of pre-plan

a little bit with clipless pedals,

so you've got to be thinking down the trail a bit

about what the bike is doing.

The second one is that they can encourage bad habits.

And what I mean by that is, if you're really good

at bunny hopping with flat pedals,

like the correct way of bunny hopping,

when you get on clips you can get lazy

and just use the clips to help you dance around on the bike.

Don't let that happen; it is important

to be able to ride both sets of pedals.

So, making sure you've got your cleats

set up right in the first place is really important,

in not only getting the best out of your pedals,

but to avoid knee injuries.

Now this sort of thing does make

more of a difference on road bikes,

where you're in the same position for hour after hour,

or if you're using a pedal that's not got much float.

And float is the amount of movement you have

before you can clip out.

Now these particular ones have 15 or 20 degrees,

so it's quite a lot so you've got

a lot of movement to play with.

And a really good way of finding out

if you need to set your cleats up facing a certain angle,

is by dangling your legs and just seeing

what sort of natural angle your feet are at,

and then aiming your cleats straight from there.

So, Blake's right foot, I'm guessing,

from an injury in the past?

Leaning slightly into the-- - Yeah it broke.

- Whereas your left foot looks fairly straight forwards.

- Yep.

- So we're just going to take that into account

with the cleats.

And the other thing is, where you put your cleats

fore and aft in the cleat slot.

Now, the most efficient one for pedalling

is directly under the ball of your foot,

so that is this part of your foot here.

And on Blake, roughly where this little blue mark is

on his flat pedal shoes there.

Now the reason for that is because

it's the best point for power transfer

and it's also a really efficient position

for using your calf muscle.

But seeing as he rides a lot of flat pedals,

he tends to run his feet a little bit

further forwards on the pedal,

so the cleat, we're actually going to run it

a little bit further back to simulate

that feeling of the flat pedal,

give it a good base position ...

- A little bit behind the ball, I reckon.

- Yeah and then we'll take it from there.

But it's always good to have a sort of a ballpark setting,

get your cleats on; I recommend using

a tiny bit of thread lock because they do rattle loose,

and it also stops the threads corroding.

(light dubstep music)

(ice crackling) (Blake grunting)

- Oh I can get more power.

Wow, oh.

Alright so the key fact that I've found using clips is,

when I tag a root just like I did there,

on flats my foot would've bounced off,

I would've lost all my motion,

I would have lost all my momentum and all that.

I would have had to have put a foot down.

But being clipped in it kind of just bumped me

and I can carry on through, plus,

what also I found out, which is cool,

is when I'm climbing, and there's a bit of rooty section

like I did just across there, is

I can lift up my wheel, lift up my rear with my feet

but still keeping the power going

so I can get a good climb on.

I rode this way slower than I was if I was on flats.

Flats, I'd kind of want to keep my momentum going

because my feet's going to be bouncing around,

and if if I do tag I'm going to lose all that momentum.

(crashing musical tone sounds)

Alright, I'm pretty good at jumping bikes,

but I've never jumped clipped into a bike.

So there's a few little tables here

that I'm going to test my skills ...

(laughing)

Alright, that's a bit of surprise!

Ooh!

That table there, I like to move the bike around

so I kind of little did a scrub,

and my feet do move on the pedals.

And my outside foot was like just,

I thought it was unclipped and I thought,

"Oh no here we go; I hate clips now."

But it didn't unclip and because Doddy was saying about

the 15 degree or 15% movement in the cleat on your feet,

kind of compensated for that and it didn't unclip,

so I'm like, I'm pretty surprised.

(wheels clacking loudly)

Oh wow, alright that bit there,

using the clips I can manipulate the rear end

by putting it wherever I damn well please.

Because this section here, I'm like,

I wanted to go there, but then I wanted to go there quicker,

so I can leave my feet, instead of concentrating on hooking,

like you would if you were on flats, hooking the pedals

to push the bike to where you want,

plus your feet are going to move as well

when you're hooking, with these you're clipped obviously,

and you can just go, "No, there, there,

"right I'm going to lift the back end there,"

and you can push it where you want,

especially like there, and then I wanted to go

on the high line there.

And I can just like, lift it up, push it.

It's way, it's different.

It's like a technique that I'm gradually learning.

Very quickly really.

It's crazy how much clips work.

- So we've got Blake set up on a pair of

Crank Brothers clips earlier on today.

He's been blasting around the woods all day,

and actually I'm quite surprised; I think he might like it,

but we'll have to ask him a couple of questions

to see how he's been getting on.

(wheels rolling)

Oh, that was so good, there!

(Doddy laughs)

Oh!

- So you've obviously still got a few things to master.

You're not going to get this overnight.

- Oh, no way.

- What did you reckon then, how've you been getting on?

- That was really good fun; it's totally different

because I've never ridden clip pedals,

but using the clips to like get more power down,

like, you're pushing but you're pulling as well,

which is pretty cool, and then on the rough stuff

you can like, lift up the back wheel at slow speeds ...

- And place it on the trail? - Place it on the trail.

I think I'm going to use it; I think I'm going to try it.

But if I was to do a race, like the Mega Avalanche,

I don't know, because I want my feet to be everywhere.

- Yeah but do you know what, first half fair enough,

second half, you need the horsepower.

- True.

- It gets tiring down there. - That is true.

- But hey, it just goes to show you

that flats and clips are both great things, and

I'm really glad that you're going to start riding them ...

- Yeah, I think I am.

- Because I think being able to ride both

is really good for everyone. - Yeah, yeah.

- For another video on how to pick the right pedals,

click down here.

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Origami Winged Heart making for Valentine's Day

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How My Year Went | The Best & Worst of 2017 [CC] // aGirlWithLyme - Duration: 16:01.

[Intro Music. Vincent Tone - New Summits]

In today's video I'm going to talk about some of the best and worst things that

happened to me in 2017. Before we get into this video please make sure to give

this video a thumbs up if you liked it, subscribe if you're new and be sure to

check me out on social media - all my social media links will be in the

description below. So first I'm going to start off with is the best thing to

happen to me in 2017. The first thing that happened was better pain management.

After living in Chronic Pain for 8 years I finally was able to get my pain to a

tolerable level and have a doctor that I could talk to about my pain. I had never

had that, I had never really been to a pain management doctor who took my

concerns of my pain seriously and actually helped to treat me. So finally

after living with Chronic Pain for eight years I was finally to see a pain

management specialist while it's not a cure and I'm still in pain most days

it's certainly much better than it was and I am so happy for that. For so long I

was in excruciating amounts of pain. My daily pain level was anywhere from a 7 to an

8 sometimes it would be a nine, and now with the Lidocaine IVs my daily pain level is

anywhere from a five to a seven. So I think just that in of itself really tells

you that I was able to get better pain management and that my pain is much more

tolerable for me. I do believe that my pain management could become better

in future, hopefully I will be given something that will help me with more

immediate pain instead of Toradol, because unfortunately the Toradol really

doesn't help for my immediate pain, I still need something for when the pain

is really bad because I still do get bad days. The next best thing that happened

was I started going back to see my Naturopath. I really hadn't seen my

Naturopath much in 2017 and I really wasn't doing much when it came to Lyme

Disease treatment. But this year I went back to my Naturopath and I was able to

get on a new protocol to help address, not my symptoms but to kind of

bring my body up to scratch, really support my body, and support it in ways

that it needs it. I am currently making okay progress with my protocol, it is

taking me kind of a while to really listen to my body and kind of figure out

how my body reacts to the protocol, so it is taking me a bit longer than expected,

but um it's going none the less. The next best thing that happened to me is I got

a MacBook Pro. I'm really not one to brag but I did get a MacBook Pro this past

September, I actually made a vlog on it and that is up on my channel. And

honestly you know, I couldn't be happier. I wanted to have a - well technically I needed

to have a new computer for such a long time. I will say my sister had to lend me

all of the money because of - on the limited income that I am on it probably

would have taken me about three years to save up to get the MacBook, which is just

ridiculous. But I couldn't afford it so I am very slowly paying my sister back. But

thank you to my sister for lending me the money so I could get my MacBook. Of

course you guys would see now that I edit my videos with my MacBook, and I'm

able to caption my videos with my MacBook so, my MacBook has proved to be quite

valuable and has really made my productivity go up big-time.

The next best thing that happened was I was actually able to get out and go

places this summer quite a bit. Usually during the summer we don't really do

much, and usually it's because I'm in a lot of pain, I don't feel well, and

really it's just a crappy summer. But this summer my family and I actually got

out and did quite a few things - definitely a lot more than we usually do.

So, for example this summer we were able to go

to the wildlife park, I was able to go to beach, we went on drives ,we went to the

air show. And yeah, I was able to get outside and take a lot of pictures. I

actually had a pretty busy summer for once, and I actually did things. So I guess

that is good because really I don't do that often. The next best thing that happened

was I took a lot of great photos. As a result of going to so many

different places I was actually able to get a lot more and use my camera, and

take pictures of things. I took a lot of pictures at the wildlife park, I got plenty

of pictures of the beach, um at the air show, and basically whenever I went

outside I brought my camera with me so I was able to take pictures of the cats, I

was able to take pictures of wild flowers, landscapes, you name it I took pictures

of it. So I actually had a pretty productive year with taking pictures, so

I'm kind of proud of myself that I was able to get out more and do that because

that was a goal that I had last year and I fulfilled it, so that's a good thing.

Okay, so now I'm going to move on to kind of the worst and you know, bad things

that happened to me in 2017. I'm sorry if this part gets a little sad and you know,

not all happy because these - life, it really sucks sometimes. On January 29th

2017, Rob Stewart died. For those who don't know, Rob Stewart was a Canadian

Filmmaker, Photographer, Documentarian, Environmentalist, Marine Biologist, and

all-around amazing person. Rob's mission was to save sharks, save the ocean,

protect ocean. Rob is actually quite well known for his documentary - Sharkwater,

and Revolution, which I still believe is on Netflix so you can actually search

those up and watch them - I highly recommend you to. While I personally did

not know Rob, he was a huge inspiration to me. I have said this many times before

but I want it to be a Marine Biologist, I wanted to study the ocean and study

sharks, and you know, protect sharks - that's what I wanted to do with my life,

and of course Rob with his documentary Sharkwater it inspired you know, entire

generations of Marine Biologists. Rob was just a huge inspiration for me. He

was someone that I felt very connected to even though I only ever met him once.

He was just one of those people that was just amazing in every single way, and it

was really hard for me when he died. When he went missing

diving off of Florida, it was difficult. I was hopeful that he will be found, but I

was hoping for him to be found alive, and they didn't find him alive, they found

him just drifting in the ocean about 100 feet below the waves and 300 feet from

where he was last seen. So when they broke the news that they had found him

it was heartbreaking, and I ended up crying for days. I was really sad

anytime I thought of Rob, or someone mentioned Rob, or something of the sort - I

would break down and cry, and it is still very hard for me to think about him, or

talk about him. I still haven't even watched his movies or his documentries

because it's just too upsetting for me. I really miss him, and I really wish he

didn't die so young he, he was just one of those people that humanity really

took a hit when he died because the world just felt so much smaller and so

much more bleaker without him, and I think a lot of people who knew about Rob's

activism or knew who personally will agree with me when I say that,

because he truly was one of those really amazing and rare people. I will admit

that when he died I was - I was depressed and really sad for about a month or so

and it took me a very long time to kind of get out of that, and I still kind of

feel like I'm in that sometimes. I just, I felt so alone and so isolated it was

really hard to go through. And then the next bad thing that happened was one of

my cats dying. Fraidy Cat, he died in March and he died

very suddenly. It was a shock, and I was still just getting over Rob's death so

then to have the death of my cat was just like I had to go through the

grieving process all over again. It was really difficult to go through again, you

know experiencing a death - it's never easy whether it's human or animal it's

always difficult. Um I remember laying in bed and thinking that I'm going to hear

Fraidy Cat's little paw prints come down the hallway any minute and then come

into my room, and jump up my bed and snuggle me. Of course that never happened.

I couldn't believe that my kitty was gone, and I still miss him so much, I wish

I could just snuggle him again. But I can't, and I really miss him. The next bad thing that happened

was my other kitty cat Tazz, he got really sick this year. I

made a Vlog back in August or September talking about taking my kitty to the vet,

which was Tazz, and when we took him to that we learned that Tazzy has an

enlarged heart, he has a heart murmur, and he has thyroid problems - which are all

very serious in a cat and will eventually lead to his death. Even now as

I am filming this video, by the time this goes up Tazzy could possibly not be with

us anymore. So even by the time this video goes up if my Tazzy is gone

I will let you know, because it is difficult to deal with.

When we do take him out to the vet, I do want to be there when he is euthanized,

I was there when I adopted him, and I want to be there with him when he closes

his eyes and draws his last breath. I know that when the time comes and when

Tazzy dies it is going to be extremely hard for me, it is going to be super hard

considering that we lost Fraidy Cat earlier this year, so losing two cats in

one year is very difficult.

The next bad thing that happened is I struggled with

feelings or periods of feeling isolated, I was grieving a lot of what could

have been if I was healthy, and I kind of had some periods of depression and

sadness. So this year more than ever I really struggled with feelings of being

isolated, and kind of feeling trapped, and not having any independence because of

my Chronic Illness and my Disability. I really struggled with this and I am

still struggling with this, and I made a video on this as well. I just feel like I

can't do what I want to do because I am sick, I can't go out and contribute to

the world, I you know can't go out and become a Marine Biologist, I can't even

live on my own. It is very difficult for me to kind of deal with those feelings

and, deal with the feelings of being isolated and you know really not having

any real-life friends - so yeah that's been difficult for me to deal with. And

then along with that I also kept thinking about what could have happened

if I didn't get sick. You know, I could have went to the University of my choice,

I could have become a Marine Biologist, I would be working

toward my PhD, I could be doing fieldwork, lab work you know - just living the dream

that I wanted to live. It's very difficult for me to think about that and

think that I might never get to live that out, I will probably be sick for a

very long time, and I will probably still not be at a place physically where I

would be able to achieve my dreams. And because of this kind of thinking and this

mentality it has led me to feel really sad, and

kind of experience periods of depression - I wouldn't say I was really depressed

um, because I don't want to label myself as having depression when I don't - I'm

not sure if it actually was depression, because it was more like feelings and

periods of sadness than it was actual long-lasting depression. The next bad

thing that happened is I got bit by a Tick. And this happened I think um, near

the end of August. I got bit by a Nymph tick that actually came off my cat. I

took all the precautions but I still got bit, and this was a bad year for ticks

too. But yeah, I did not really post about this on YouTube because I didn't want

to scare people and get them worried. I did post about it

on Instagram though - like as soon as it happened and yeah, a lot of people

freaked out which is understandable because being bit by a tick -- anyone who

lives with Lyme Disease or suffers from Lyme disease that's like their absolute

worst nightmare because it's not just Lyme disease anymore. Luckily I don't

think I experienced any changes in my symptoms, um my symptoms pretty much just

stayed the same - I didn't have any worsening symptoms,

I didn't develop any new symptoms, and none of my symptoms got better or

anything like that. So I am absolutely hoping that the tick

that bit me did not give me anything, which it could have gave me something

and then it could just be lying dormant in my system. When it happened I was, I was

terrified and I nearly worried myself sick thinking

about what kind of symptoms this could give me because I was terrified that

this would either make my mobility worse to the point where I really can't walk

and would paralyze me, or it would give me more cardiac problems, or more

digestive problems, or more cognitive and neurological symptoms, so yeah those are

the really scary ones that I just, I do not want. And the last worst thing is I

started to get a lot more migraines, yay. I have a family history of migraines and

I kind of expected this to happen at some point in my medical journey - didn't

know when it was gonna happen, but I kind of expected it to happen and it finally

happened. So yeah, um I have increased migraines. I get migraines probably about

three times a week, the migraines can last for about three days but the

severity of the migraines - they're really not that severe. I would say they're very

low to moderate, I really haven't had a really really bad migraine yet. Now I

have to deal with migraines which really isn't fun. Like I said I get them about

three times a week, they typically will um be in either of my eyes, they will be

in my occipitals, so I'll be on my head - anywhere's from my occipital up and over,

and then I will get them coming out of my shoulders and my neck sometimes as a

well. So, I technically, I do have Chronic Migraines now but I don't feel

like I should be calling them Chronic Migraines just yet because I don't feel

like they're severe enough to be calling them Chronic Migraines. So yeah, that's

pretty much all the good and bad things that happened to me and 2017. I hope you

guys enjoyed this video. In the comments below, I want to know what was one good

thing that happen to you in 2017, and what was one bad thing that happened to you in 2017.

Thank you for watching this video, please be sure to give it a thumbs up, subscribe

if you're new. Please be sure to hit the notification button down below to get

notified when I upload new videos. All of my social media links will be in the

description below, and I hope to see you next time bye!

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Como Pintar - Warzone Resurrection: Visionaries - How to paint (ENG-Sub) - Duration: 13:12.

Greetings Wargamers & Players Welcome to How to Paint in a Fast and Easy Way from MiniatureWar, I'm Meinkopt and in this painting guide we shall see how to give color to the Visionaries from the Brotherhood for the game of Warzone Resurrection.

This miniatures are small and full of details so I recommend you to use small and detail brushes.

First we're going to stand out the paint of the black, in this case are going to be the boots, gloves and pistols.

For this we're going to take for the layer base Abaddon Black, and then we're going to illuminate it slightly addin Celestra Grey in small quantities, no the black doesn't turn grey.

The interior suit that cover our Visionaire until almost the head, is going to be painted in a bunch of blue-green tones, so it would stand out better between the white of the tunic.

For this we mix in equal parts Incubi Darkness and Stegadon Scale Green.

Once applied the first layer, we star adding Calendor Sky to the mix, but in small proportions, to create a soft light tone, with this one we're going to elevate the tone and create volume in the suit.

Now it's turn for the characteristic tunic. This one it's going in two tones, white with he symbols in red.

To get the clean and sharp white, first we're going to give a layer base with Celestra grey, then dilute very well the paint so, if you need to use more than a layer, we don't want to create paint excess.

Once we have the Celestra Grey applied, we're going to mix it little by little with White Scar to create the different tones of light and volume.

The more White Scar we use for the mix, more white it's going to be the tunic.

For the reds, we're going to use for the base Khorne Red and then mix it with Mephistone Red in a 50/50 proportion to create some brighteness to the zones with more light.

To intensify the integration of the symbols in the rest of the tunic, profile with black all the unions using a very small detail brush and then, put some Agrax Earthshade over it. This will help to define the tunice better.

For the covers and straps, we're using a brown leather toasted tone that will stand out between the whites and the blue of the suit.

For this we're using Rinox Hide, then we're going to mix little by little Mourfang Brown for the lights and profiles.

For the skin of the face, we're going to do a degrading to stand out the features and it will get showy easily.

For this we give a base with a mix of Doombull Brown and Cadian Fleshtone at a 80/20 proportion.

Then, we add about 40% of more Cadian Fleshtone to the base mix and paint the zones like the cheeks, forehead, and nose to highlight strongly the features.

Lastly, we give an extra point of extreme light, in the point of the nose and in the superior upper zone of the cheeks, adding Ushabti Bone to the last mix.

And with this steps you'll get in no time your Visionaries ready to destroy the Dark Legion in the name of the Humanity.

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How Germany could have won World War One (The 5 Ways) - Duration: 11:45.

This video is like a spinoff to my recently uploaded History of the German Empire in Countryballs.

So check that out.

Undoubtedly, the failure to achieve victory in World War I was a major cause in the downfall

of the German Empire.

However, the war was not a completely lost cause for Germany until the very end.

Moreover, many German citizens were influenced by and agreed with former-General Ludendorff's

Dolchstosslegende, or the "stab-in-the-back-theory," which stated that Germany did not lose the

war on the battlefield, but lost the war due to internal conflicts.

In summary, Ludendorff believed that the war was winnable on Germany's part, and so did

an insignificant politician known as Adolf Hitler, along with the millions of masses

that would be ruled under his hegemony.

The following theories are mere speculations, and even if they were put into action, they

would not have necessarily guaranteed Germany's victory in World War I.

Not only that, as World War I is known for its complexity and multidimensionality, a

lot of the theories are generalizations themselves, or based off of generalizations of actual

historical events.

So, don't watch this video if your sole purpose is to be deeply educated about World

War I, but please do watch if you are fascinated by the war and would like to know how things

may have gone differently.

That was a long introduction.

So here it is, the five ways Germany could have won World War One!

Number One, not invading Belgium.

Germany's invasion of Belgium was smart in a way that by not directly attacking the

fortifications on the French border, Germany was able to advance pretty quickly.

However, Britain had militarily guaranteed neutral Belgium's sovereignty and supported

its reluctance to let German troops in peacefully.

Thus, when Germany was fed up by Belgium's unwillingness to let their troops pass, Germany

made an unprovoked attack, prompting Britain to declare war.

Germany could have avoided this action, although it may have prompted a lot more casualties

during the initial phase of the war and may have slowed down the process of attacking

France significantly, and it could have taken them even longer to reach the outskirts of

Paris than when they arrived at the Marne River in our real timeline.

However, if we try to predict the long run, France had a population of 39 million in 1914

compared to Germany's 67.

Therefore, by not giving Britain's 9 million (5 million on the Western Front) troops a

casus belli to join in with the Allied Powers, Germany may have been able to successfully

hold out a war of attrition, which is not exactly to their liking, but would have been

worth it for a positive outcome of the war anyway.

And needless to say, Germany's initial plans of having a mobile attacking force in the

actual process of the war quickly died out after the First Battle of the Marne, from

which the trench warfare tactic was introduced.

In addition, avoiding a conflict with Britain would have meant that Britain's powerful

navy would not have been able to blockade German ports, and the morale in the motherland

would have lasted for much longer, indicating a possible chance of the Kaiser Wilhelm II

retaining his Pickelhaube for a little more.

Number Two, Correcting Naval Flaws.

Germany had the world's second largest navy at the start of World War One, but it really

wasn't well-used.

It only engaged in one major battle, the Battle of Jutland, and even in that particular conflict

the result was indecisive.

After that, the German navy, despite still boasting 10 dreadnought ships, were confined

to domestic ports, unwilling to have another engagement with the superior British navy.

Therefore, from a certain perspective, the large investment in dreadnoughts and other

battleships was a waste, for the majority of the German navy became a fleet in being.

The last time those ships were planned to be in use was when Operation Plan 19 was issued,

which was essentially a last-resort suicide plan.

This mission caused the Kiel Mutiny among German sailors, eventually spreading to the

German Revolutions of 1918, overthrowing the Kaiser and playing an instrumental role in

removing the German threat from the battlefield.

As numerically a direct confrontation with the British navy would've been suicidal

anyway, the Kaiser could have authorized more investments in the production of U-boats,

a part of the navy that actually caused considerable damage.

However, even the U-boat indirectly led to the German Empire's demise when they resorted

to unrestricted submarine warfare in 1915, stopping the custom of surfacing when attacking

merchant ships and letting passengers and the crew escape.

This new tactic led to the U-boat sinking the Lusitania in a highly controversial manner.

This event did anger the United States, but not enough for them to issue a full declaration

of war.

However, in January 1917 the German government announced that it would again conduct full

unrestricted submarine warfare, lowering American public opinion of the country once again.

Undoubtedly, unrestricted submarine warfare did play a key role in involving American

troops in the Great War, only narrowing the chances of a German victory.

Number Three, Not Sending the Zimmermann Telegram.

The Zimmermann Telegram was a diplomatic note to the Mexican government which proposed an

alliance between the two countries in case of an American entry into World War I. Mexico

was offered the retrieval of territories that were lost during the Mexican-American War.

However, this proposition never came to fruition as British intelligence intercepted it, and

the American public opinion reached boiling point.

To make matters worse, German Foreign Secretary Arthur Zimmermann publicly admitted that the

telegram was genuine...not sure why he did that, but that was the action that basically

fueled the US Congress to ratify the bill for war.

Yes, a lot of misfortunes were clearly involved regarding the Zimmermann Telegram, but perhaps

not sending one prior to an actual American involvement may have been smart, as there

may have been a chance of Mexico simply reporting the contents of the secret note to the American

government as well.

Not only that, Arthur Zimmermann's public confession was also a diplomatically insane

move.

The American involvement, which was basically sealed from this telegram, would bring in

a large amount of fresh troops not worn out by the tiresome war, and Germany would have

no chance of escape.

Number Four, Using the French Army Mutiny of 1917

After the disastrous Second Battle of the Aisne, unlike the promises of a French victory

by General Robert Nivelle, the shock of failure damaged French morale significantly.

Suicidal mutinies occurred, revolts occurred in 21 army divisions in May, and a record

of 27,000 soldiers deserted in 1917.

However, General Philippe Petain was able to restore morale by talking to soldiers and

demonstrating only moderate discipline, allowing 90% of mutineers to have their sentences canceled.

A truly amazing fact about this large-scale mutiny is that the French military was able

to hide it so well from German intelligence, and its extent was not revealed until decades

later.

Just think about the change it would have made for Germans to have known about this

massive unrest within their enemies.

A bombardment of high-spirited attacks upon the French during this period may as well

have defeated the nation entirely.

Number Five, Not Starting a War on Two Fronts.

Although the Eastern Front was a victory for the Central Powers in the end, the win came

at a hefty cost.

Four grueling years of battle with a death toll of 173,858 soldiers and the absence of

nearly one and a half million soldiers from the action of the Western Front.

As Germany had to face the opposition of the British, the French, and the Belgian by itself

in the Western Front, having the most, if not all, of its troops allocated in that theater

of the war would have been quite helpful.

The Schlieffen Plan, the initial war tactic of Imperial Germany, was to concentrate on

invading France while keeping less forces on the East as Russian mobilization was expected

to take a long time.

However, the estimation of the time the Russians needed to mobilize was quite off the charts,

and the Imperial Russians attacked East Prussia in August of 1914, and managed to shake the

Austro-Hungarians quite heavily.

Russia was damaged considerably from the Battle of Tannenburg, though, losing 170,000 troops

to Germany's 14,000.

However, the bloody Brusilov Offensive in 1916 changed the tide significantly, and the

Russian Army made large gains by crippling the Austrian army.

Not only that, Romania also entered on Russia's side in 1916, only worsening the situation

and causing more attrition.

If the February Revolution had not occurred, Germany's victory on the East would not

have guaranteed as well.

All this is to simply portray just how devastating the Eastern Front was, and how relieving it

would have been to avoid the conflict, or delay a proper confrontation until the affairs

of the Western Front were settled.

Germany could have let Austria-Hungary try to delay the Russians' advance alone for

a while, and perhaps with minor help from the Ottoman Empire as well.

Germany being fully focused on the Western Front could have the element needed to secure

the nation's victory.

These are the five possible ways Germany could have won World War I.

Keep in mind, these are only speculations, and thus their validity will never be fully

confirmed.

Many of these theories were based off of those from an article by National Interest, if they

looked familiar to some of you, so go check that out.

For now then, have a nice day.

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How To Make Microwave Scrambled Egg with Bread - Microwave Lifehacks Part 2/6 - Duration: 1:07.

How To Make Microwave Scrambled Egg with Bread

Ingredients:2 Slices of Bread, 1 Egg, Approx. 30g Mozzarella

20g Hot Peppers, Salt & Pepper, Green Onion (Optional)

Toast the bread

Beat the egg and season it

Chop the chili and mix it to the egg

Cut a hole in one slice of the bread

Put both slices on top of each other and sprinkle the cheese in the hole

Put the bread for 30 seconds at 700 Watts in the microwave

Fill the hole with the beaten egg (Cheese has to be melted)

Put the bread for 100 seconds at 700 Watts in the microwave

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Don't Panic: Learn How to Get Rid Of Chickenpox - Duration: 2:48.

Home remedies to cure chickenpox chickenpox caused by versa large Oster

virus which can spread easily from one person to another it is a common illness

affecting mostly children and sometimes adults also the rash forms in toe

blisters which burst and then scab over this disease can spread through aid or

contact with saliva mucus our fleet from blisters of an infected individual the

incubation period of chickenpox is two to three weeks people are more prone to

the infection during winter and spring season pregnant women who get chickenpox

for the first time must seek medical assistance here are few home remedies to

cure chickenpox baking soda baking soda can help control the itchiness and

irritation from chickenpox still 1/2 tbsp of baking soda in one

glass of water use a soft washcloth to put the solution

on the affected parts of the body and allow it to dry when soda dries on the

skin it controls the itchiness and irritation carrots and coriander a soup

made of carrots and coriander is highly beneficial in the treatment of

chickenpox it is rich in antioxidants that help in the healing process take a

cup of chopped carrots and a bunch of fresh coriander leaves and boiled them

in two to three cups of water until half the amount of water evaporates drink the

soup once a day for one week you can also eat the boiled carrots and

coriander leaves for added strength to cure chickenpox Indian lilyc Indian

lilac also known as margosa or neem is very effective medicine to cure

chickenpox as it consists of antiviral properties furthermore it helps dry out

the blisters and relieves itching to a great extent take a handful of neem

leaves rush them to make mild paste and apply

it on the affected area strudy sleeves embodying hot water and

alloy to soak for a few minutes and have a bath in this name soap water follow

the simple remedies when you affected with chickenpox and get sone relief

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How to turn BITCOIN into CASH! THE FAST & EFFICENT WAY! - Duration: 3:29.

what is going on guys my name is Sangev and today I'm gonna be showing you guys

how to turn Bitcoin into actual hard fiat currency cash let's get rolling

with it so after hours of research I came to the conclusion that two websites

were able to do this perfectly a lot of the others weren't up to the standards

that I would like to set for this video so they will not be included. The first

website that I'll be talking about today is Local Bitcoin, essentially what they

do is they connect buyers and sellers all in one platform and if you do an

online transaction with them it is the most safest way possible to purchase

Bitcoin whilst hiding your identity. That being said the seller only receives the

money if the whole transaction goes through properly and the buyer only

receives a Bitcoin after everything that's been confirmed from Local Bitcoin.

This is a perfect way and I believe they call it the "Escrow Process" so if you

ever want to look into selling bitcoins online highly recommend local Bitcoin

you can also do it in person but it isn't as safe as doing the online

transaction services that they have already made and set up for you on local

Bitcoin. Another thing is you can also purchase Bitcoin on that website through

multiple ways such as PayPal, e-transfer, etc. a lot of people actually also accept

gift cards so I'll be showing another service with that right after these

people. The second website that I would like to recommend is Spectro Coin.

Spectro Coin is actually a debit prepaid card that you can load yourself

after depositing Bitcoin into their wallet address. What makes it amazing is

because you can really really cut back on fees that would be substantial

amounts with other prepaid Bitcoin debit cards because you'll be withdrawing in

your homeland currency pair so for example I live in Canada so I can

currency convert my Bitcoin to Canadian dollars go to an ATM and withdrawn

Canadian dollars that being said though if you don't do a verification process

with them you're really limited to amount of money that you can actually

withdraw from the ATM although it is a decent amount about a thousand dollars

I believe there'll be more information on the website but as for now everything

seems to be good and if you want to have unlimited purchasing and all that stuff

all you have to do is upload your documents such as your proof of address

and identity and you'll be set and ready to go. One

quick note don't try to use somebody else's information especially trying to

money launder anything because that can cause huge problems for you in long

term as I've seen on Reddit and other websites people reporting that they've

been scammed through Spectro Coin but that was only because they closed

their accounts after they realized that the users were actually faking their

identities in order to money launder money so I do not recommend that. Just

use your proper information and everything should be fine. The bonus

website that I'm gonna be showcasing today is a website called gyft. Gyft is a

retailer that essentially takes in Bitcoin and they accept Bitcoin because

they'll happily convert it into gift cards wait there's hundreds of retailers

that are available on the website so I highly recommend giving it a look I

actually use their website a lot for a lot of the Christmas gifts I gave I know

but on a side note of that Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays you all

this concludes a video for today if you have any questions and etc just leave a

comment down below if you did like this video give it a thumbs up any feedbacks

appreciate it hope you guys have a good one

my name is Sangev and 2018 is going to a blast. Have a good one lads.

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Remove PIMPLES ACNE OVERNIGHT for Men | HOW TO REMOVE PIMPLES | - Duration: 3:13.

Whats Going on Internet this is your boy Ali Davis Mens Fashion

Welcome to my Youtube Family

are you suffering with acne or pimples

do you want to remove pimples fast from men skin

then this video exactly belongs to you

because today i am going to reveal my best method

by using this method you can remove acne pimples in 1 day naturally

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acne pimples causes when your sebaceous glands or oil glands infected with bacteria

either because of if you're not taking care of your skin properly and not cleansing your skin

now i am going to share a natural home remedy

i'd already used it and the results were perfect

thats why i am sharing this magical formula to remove acne pimples

to be very honest with you guys

i am not going to review any product

i am going to tell you about a natural home remedy

i believe firstly you should have to treat your skin naturally

by using natural home remedy your skin wouldn't exfoliate with chemical reactions

first ingredient you need is half spoon

CINNAMON POWDER

Daar chini pissi hui

CINNAMON POWDER contains anti oxident and anti becterial properties

that will help you to heal your skin infection

and will also help your skin to not get contaminated

after this we will add 1 spoon HONEY

HONEY is a natural anti biotech

that will help us to reduce the amount of acne and pimples

acne pimples causes of skin dryness and skin reddish

honey will help us to hydrate our skin

mix it well

before using this you should have to clean your face first

after that you will apply the mixture on your infected skin area

remove this from you skin after 15 to 20 minutes

you can leave it on your skin overnight

you ll get perfect results very next day

and your acne pimples would be removed naturally

now i am going to share my secret 5 SKIN CARE TIPS FOR MEN

prefer to use oil free products

cleanse your skin properly you can use facial cleanser too

you can use VITAMIN E cream to hydrate your skin

drink penalty of water

& eat less oily food

do not pop pimples ( pimples popping )

do not touch your own infected skin

and dont let anyone to touch your skin :D

My last but not Least tip

boys if your skin ain't completely clear from pimples or acne

GROW YOUR BEARD

This will definitely help you

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