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What's going on guys this is Kyle Shigekuni from DrinkRoot
Today I'm going to show you how to make some very strong kava
Now I'm all about getting the best bang for the buck in terms of kava
and this is the routine that I use that works best for me
I'd love to hear what works best for you guys the different types of techniques that you guys have as well
So definitely respond in the comments below and let's create an ongoing discussion on how to perfect our grog
Okay so here's a couple of things that you'll be needing
You'll need some kava, a strainer, a large bowl, coconut milk
and also a temperature-controlled way to boil water
so for strainers that's a personal preference you can use; a cheesecloth, traditional muslin bag, jelly strainer, I heard of people using pantyhoses
I personally use a 75 micron nut bag. I think that this is the best size and I like it because the consistency.
The coconut milk although it's here for taste it's also very important for aiding the extraction process
The actives kava contains are called kavalactones
and these are responsible for the euphoric and relaxing effects of the drink
When you combine kava root with water it releases many of these compounds. But not all kavalactones are water-soluble, some are fat-soluble.
So when you combine the two (water & coconut milk) the fat acts as an extra emulsifier and will bring out more of the active material in the drink.
This is about two ounces of pre-weighed kava which is about six tablespoons
and that comes out to three to four good drinks.
I recommend about a 1-to-4 ratio of coconut milk to water. But it doesn't have to be perfect.
Now I'm gonna pour in some water this is at 140 degrees Fahrenheit
The reason why is because anything over 140 degrees Fahrenheit will begin to break down the kavalactones
And I'll let this sit for anywhere between 45 minutes to an hour so that it can extract
All right so now the kava has been sitting for about an hour
You can see most of it has seeped into the into the water coconut mixture
Now let's work on mashing this out
It's kind of like squeezing out a sponge or like wringing out a shirt.
The coconut milk is definitely going to ease a little bit of the bite
but I always recommend to keep a bite of fruit on hand. Bula
Hey thanks for watching guys. Remember a great grog starts off with great kava
So make sure your vendor is selling quality noble kava
This brew process is what works for me, but you may have improvements
So if you have any suggestions let's talk about it in the comments below and let's all work together on improving our grogs.
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Collecting for the pot is fun.
But finding new species is exciting.
Having spent much time exploring neighborhood woods, I have a pretty good idea as for when
and where I could expect what.
But the downside is, we don't get to see a lot of new species.
So the debate has always been, should we revisit our local spots for the hundredth time to
meet some good old fella or, shall we get into some further, unfamiliar woods,
risking not seeing much.
the choice becomes easier when there's no trade off.
When Maryland is dry and the local woods are not very productive, we would give Virginia
or DC a try.
There, we pick somewhere right next to the Potomac River, because the close vicinity
to the big river would lend mushrooms enough moisture to grow.
The other side of the river is usually indeed very rewarding.
Last time we found three species there that we hadn't seen before.
They are not necessarily rare, but I just don't get to see them around in Maryland.
So sometimes, go to somewhere you haven't been to, and you may be surprised.
Okay, in the rest of the video I am going to show you the several steps I went through
to identify these mushrooms.
This little thing is now on our weird mushroom list.
Its shape stroke me as some sort of stinkhorn mushrooms but I don't see the typical dark
spore masses that a stinkhorn should have.
Instead, I notice this little case or ballon thing on top of the stem.
This structure reminds me of a puffball mushroom, the spores of which are enclosed in such case
and, when a puffball gets mature, the case opens up thus the powdery spores can be carried
away by wind.
After the preliminary identification, I leave the rest to google.
Basically I just try some combinations of key words that describe the features of the
this fungi.
I then click on images, do a quick browse to if see anything looks familiar.
And,
this guy looks Close enough.
So let's do some more research based on its Latin name, Calostoma cinnabarinum.
Click in wiki, but,ur, the image here doesn't really resemble our sample, which seems to
be much lighter and yellower.
So go back to google, click on images to see more pictures of Calostoma cinnabarinum, try
to find images that look more like the sample.
When found something closer, click in to see if any new name pops up.
Here we go, Calostoma lutescens.
This is it.
It turn out that this fungi does have a common name, pretty mouth puffball.
How accurate.
By the way, one good thing about such nontypical mushroom is that, you may not see them a lot,
but it is relatively easy to capture their features with a few words.
Hence several tries on google may give the right answer.
And this second fungi, I was actually very excited to see them, thinking they were something
I long expected to find.
Sulphur tuft was what I thought, which was a poisonous mushroom.
Growing from dead wood, in nice clusters, and with grayish attached gills, all seemed
to fit, until I saw another, younger cluster.
Then I realized something quite important that I just missed.
See the beautiful brick red color of the cap?
It's more discernible on younger specimens.
They're brick cap mushrooms.
The brick cap and the Sulphur Tuft are two species of the same Hypholoma genus.
Thus, they share the same structure and habitat.
But the giveaway is their colors.
The brick cap has a brick red cap, and the Sulphur Tuft has a sulphur-colored, or yellowish
cap.
Also, the brick cap has grayish gills whereas the Sulphur Tuft's gills can take on a greenish
hue.
Both species yield purple brown spore prints because they share the same genus.
Provided I've never heard of the brick cap nor sulphur tuft, I will combine its key features,
reddish cap, purple brown spore sprint, grow in clusters from woods and then run a google
search.
And I won't be surprised if I find the answer within the first couple of tries.
This third guy is absolutely a big surprise.
From afar, I thought that was yet another cluster of brick caps, somewhat discolored
though.
However, my wife, who is more sensible to colors, insisted that she saw some yellowish
hue so her guesses were the jack-o'-lantern or the pholitoa mushroom.
When we got closer and got a better look at the caps and the structure, we became increasingly
uncertain.
They indeed look alike pholitoas, but the cap is smooth and without scales.
So we eliminate that possibility right away.
They resemble jack-o-lantern a lot too, except for two things: first, the cap color is too
yellowish, but jack-o-lantern is on the orangish side.
And second, the mushroom grows too neat and too small.
Mature jack-o-lanterns tend to go wild: they can be very large and tend to have wavy margins.
Nevertheless, these two differences ain't enough, because both could well be affected
by natural forces.
But soon enough, we found the third and the most significant clue when we check the under
cap.
If you're not familiar with the jack-o-lantern, this is how it
looks like.
And this, is our sample.
See the difference here?
Correct, the jack o' lantern has decurrent gills running down the stems.
Whereas for this unknown guy, the gills are somewhere between attached and free.
The top part is kinda attached to the stem and the bottom part is free from the stem.
Natural forces can't change the pattern of gills, so they can't be the jack-o-lantern.
Also, see this?
This is a ring zone, which indicates the existence of a frail partial veil.
Some partial veil can be quite sturdy and leave a full ring on the mushroom's stem.
and some partial veil are quite delicate and easy to fall off, leaving only remnants on
the stem which then captures the spores and forms a band on the stem.
Remember, the jack-o'-lantern will never have a ring or ring zone.
Its stem is bare.
Besides, here, you see the mushroom has already kinda made a spore print on the cap of another
mushroom.
It takes on an orangish-brown color, whereas jack o lantern's spore print is pale yellow.
So, yellow convex cap, attached gills, ring zone, growing from dead wood, with these key
words I search on google, but the results include everything ranging from brick caps
to honeys to jack o lanterns and to pholiotas.
Nothing really looks like our sample.
Indeed, there are just Too many mushrooms that fit the description.
So the original key words have to be refined.
First you need to take off some too general description, such as growing from dead wood.
Then, add the spore print color, because this information can get you to, or at least closer
to the right genus.
As for how to do a spore print, just place a fresh specimen on a piece of white paper
and wait for two to three hours.
Thirdly, if you can think of any lookalikes, definitely include that in you search because
other people may think the same and include this information in their image descriptions.
So, I use jack-o'-lantern lookalike, ring zone, brown spore print as the new combination,
and I find a close-enough image with this latin name: Gymnopilus junonius, which is
used to be called Gymnopilus spectabilis.
Common name: Big laughing Gym.
This mushroom is both psychoactive and poisonous.
The two are not the same thing.
It means this mushroom can get you sick, physically, beyond causing hallucinations.
Also, now you see why it is called the big laughing Jim not laughing Tom.
Gym, is short for Gymnopilus, which is the genus. and junonius is the species.
Laughing, of course, refers to its psychoactive properties.
Now we find the Gymnopilus junonius, but the identification doesn't end here.
The question that follows is, how do I know what I got is indeed the junonius speices,
not some sister species?
You know that under a genus there are multiple species.
These species can look amazingly like, as the American Caesar's and many other species
in the Amanita genus.
Or, these species can differ greatly in terms of size, color, and edibility.
A case in point would be the edible brick cap and the poisonous sulphur tuft that we
just discussed.
If you are a mushroom lover, or, if you collect for the pot, you probably wouldn't and shouldn't
stop at the genus.
You want to know which particular species you are dealing with.
Let's check what species the Gymnopilus genus has.
See the link at the bottom of the page?
Click on it, and you got a whole list of Gymnopilus mushrooms, and with just a brief browse I
find several species that could be justifiably called big laughing Gym or at least, big Gym.
See, deciding on the Genus is easy, but getting into species is much tricker.
Sometimes a microscopic examination, if not a DNA test, is required.
But this is not to say macro-level observations and judgement are totally futile.
After reading the description on wiki and Googling the images based on the Latin name
I got, I start to think my sample is not the Gymnopilus junoius, which seems to be significantly
darker and heftier.
wiki points to another possibility: Gymnopilus ventricosus.
This latter species is said often mistaken for the junonius, but, it contains no psilocybin
therefore is not psychoactive.
The pictures of Gymopilus ventricosus look about right.
but this species grows in pacific northwest and on conifer wood.
Well, I live in the East, and I am sure I found them on a hard wood.
So it couldn't be the ventricosus.
After more research, mainly on Michael Kuo's mushroom expert website, my favorite mushroom
website by the way, I came to this species: Gymnopilus luteus.
Dr. Kuo writes: "It is limited to the hardwood forest and of eastern North America, and features
yellow colors as well as a slender stem."
Now everything lines up.
Except for one last thing: wiki mentions this species stains green where bruised.
Well, if there was green color changing going on a yellow mushroom, I probably would
notice it.
Dr. Kuo says it staining brown.
Could be.
But definitely not immediately like within 30 seconds nor that obvious.
With time, a lot of mushroom gets darker where injured, and I am not sure if it is accurate
to call that a bruise.
Anyway, I am not going to be too obsessed with this criterion.
After all, not every source mentions the bruise effect and at least most of these google images
under Gymnopilus luteus look just like my sample.
I can't speak with absolute certainty because this is my very first time seeing this mushroom
and I am not familiar with the rest species from the same genus.
But there's a pretty good chance that this one is a Gymnopilus luteus.
Unlike the Gymnopilus junoius that is both psychoactive and poisonous, and the Gymnopilus
ventricosus which is not psychoactive, Gymnopilus luteus is Psychoactive but Not poisonous,
although I doubt anyone would want to eat it because it is absolutely very bitter.
So it's a quite interesting mushroom to know and I wish I found it earlier so I can
put it in the jack-o-lantern video and compare the two.
Chanterelles, honeys and ringless honeys all resemble the poisonous jack-o-lantern but
they pale next to this big laugh gym, which I think is almost a spitting image of the
jack o lantern, until you flip the cap.
But it's never too late.
And I'll generalize the similarities and differences of the two.
Similarities include: both can take on a brownish color especially when they are old, and both
grow in clusters from wood.
Some main differences are: the jack o-lantern has decurrent gills and a bare stem, and the
big laughing gym has attached gills and a ring zone on the stem.
The Jack o-lantern yields a very pale yellow spore print wheres the print of the big laughing
gym is orangish brown.
Also, the jack-o-lantern is on the orangish side, and this big laughing gym is more yellowish
and have light yellow flesh.
Lastly, the Gym has a hollow stem whereas that of jack o lantern, solid.
Okay so, this is how I identify unknown mushrooms.
I am that kind of person who prefers reading maps to asking people for directions.
And google and some other good mushroom websites are my maps.
If this method is not your type and you feel more comfortable consulting an expert, definitely
do that.
But google is always by your side and responsive, and usually you'll find a whole lot more
information from it, if you ask the right questions.
Oaky, thanks for watching, and see you next time.
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if you aren't sure how to get all of your photos texts apps contacts and other
things from your old iPhone onto new one I'm going to show you exactly how to do
that quickly and easily welcome to my channel Boy Named Kelly here and I'm your
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now the first thing you need to do is make sure make sure you have your Apple
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you've lost track of that information just head on over to iforgot.apple.com
and you'll be on your feet in no time next it's vital that we backup the
iPhone to iTunes or the iCloud now if you aren't sure how the iCloud works
don't sweat it because I personally don't like to use it myself and nobody
seems to understand it at all anyway actually I personally prefer to use the
iTunes backup against the iCloud backup because I often have too much data to
store on there for free anyways you do have the option to subscribe monthly for
more space but I happen to have a good habit of backing up myself on iTunes at
home now to start an iTunes backup just hop onto any computer at home that has a
current version of iTunes expect to be prompted in iTunes to enter your iphones
passcode and also confirm that you trust this device AKA your computer once
you've done that click on the little iphone icon below the volume bar in
itunes on the left hand side of the screen you will see a few options and
you'll want to make sure that you've selected the tab that says summary on
the section that's labeled backups you'll see a few different options for
how your iphone can automatically backup select the option that says this
computer after you've confirmed this change by clicking the apply button on
the bottom right of the screen you're ready to begin backing up your
iPhone go ahead and click on the backup Now button and then BOOM
you're halfway
done protip backing up your iphone to iTunes
is not the same as moving your photos to your computer at least in the sense of
being able to view those photos on your computer this is because an iTunes
backup is kind of like a sealed package yes it has all the information in it
like your texts photos everything else whatever you have on your phone fun
games yeah but its main purpose is to serve as a safety net in case you lose
everything on your phone the long term solution that I have is to simply
offload those photos from my phone to my Mac in the Photos app that way I can
ultimately have them saved on my computer's backup as well you can never
have too many backups so remember that and there's nothing worse than data loss
if you want to see me cry delete all of my data
after you finish backing up your iPhone be sure to click on the eject button
that can be found right next to your iPhones name on the top left section of
your screen and blammo you're ready to begin moving on to your new iPhone
goodbye old iPhone you a piece of garbage I wish I had a new iPhone I have
an iPhone 7 I've had it for two years anyways wow you are just so good at this
technology thing I can't believe you've gotten this far all the moms watching
this yeah good job anyways I hope you thumbs up this video because I'm
definitely earning it we are both earning I'll thumbs you up as well you
just got to leave a comment down below okay let's unbox that new iPhone and get
that sucker plugged into iTunes the following steps are pretty
self-explanatory you'll just need to make sure that you actually read the
prompts that iTunes gives you in regards to updating your phone and restoring the
backup on to it that way everything transfers nicely you'd be surprised how
many problems can be avoided if people would just read the prompts to finalize
transferring your data from your old iPhone to your new one iTunes greets you
with the screen that reads welcome to your new iPhone select the option that
says restore from backup and make sure the drop down menu has your most recent
backup selected once you click on the blue continue button you are well on
your way when that's finished you'll need to read the prompts to connect your
iPhone to Wi-Fi enter your Apple ID setup touch ID etc aren't you so excited
I'm excited you and I can do all these hard iphone things getting new iPhones
transferring the data no biggie just make sure you keep an eye on your iPhone
to follow the prompts that may give you and also you'll want to make sure that
you change your SIM card from your old iPhone to your new one and if you have a
new SIM card make sure that the carrier has actually activated it
if you have problems with your SIM card contact your carrier usually that's something that
they can help you out with now if something wasn't working out for you
leave a comment down below and I'll totally hit you back if you're not sure
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Are you looking to write your book faster?
In this iWriterly video, we will discuss 14 tricks to finish your manuscript sooner.
Coming up!
Heya, book nerds!
I'm Meg LaTorre, and on this episode of iWriterly, let's talk about how we can write
a book faster.
Before we get into today's content, hit the subscribe button and ring that bell if
you haven't already.
Here on iWriterly, we create videos about how to be a successful modern-day author and
we fangirl about books.
As a quick disclaimer, not every writers needs or wants write faster. But if you're watching this video, you are likely wanting to increase your productivity when it comes to how quickly you write your manuscript.
But if you don't write your manuscript quickly, there is no shame or condemnation.
I think sometimes writers get into this mindset where we affiliate our productivity with our success as a writer and our ability to write good books.
One doesn't correlate with the other. You're not a bad writer if you write books more slowly.
All that said, despite our different speeds for our creative process, a lot of writers do want to write books faster.
The aspiration to write a book more quickly could be due to a variety of reasons or circumstances,
such as needing to adhere to deadlines (self-imposed or from a publisher), to provide a constant
stream of income (specifically, for self-published authors), and more.
In addition, most writers wish to dive into the worlds in their heads and have multiple
completed works.
Regardless of the reason, many writers strive for efficiency in order to write more books.
There's no judgment or condemnation if you are satisfied with your pace of writing.
But if you would like to increase your writerly output, consider utilizing these fourteen
tricks.
1.
Research your topic in advance
Don't go into your book without some knowledge of the genre or topic you plan to write.
Do your homework in advance.
This could mean learning about:
Setting – whether it's real or fictional Warfare and weaponry – specifically for
fantasy writers Technology – specifically for science fiction
writers History – specifically for historical fiction
or nonfiction writers General facts
The protagonist's vocation – especially if it's different from yours
2.
Get to know your characters
It's hard to write a story about a person (or people) you don't know.
Do some exercises before you sit down to write in order to get to know your characters more,
such as character questionnaire or profiles.
Before I write, I want to get to know the 1.)
protagonist(s), 2.)
love interest, 3.)
main secondary characters, and the 4.)
antagonist.
Below are a few examples of what you can write down about each of your characters:
A few of their many physical attributes Any quirks or repeat mannerisms
Their desire/what drives them at the beginning of the book
Their heart's truest desire (what they need vs. what they think they want)
Their general character arc (how they will change in
the beginning vs. the end of the book after the main plot events)
Some writers like to discover who their characters are as they write.
However, consider doing some type of exercise to help you get to know your characters first.
In addition, record everything about these characters in a separate document so you can
go back to your notes later.
It's rather inconvenient if your protagonist starts off the book with blue eyes and end
the book with green eyes.
3.
Outline what you will be writing in the upcoming writing session (or more)
Personally, I'm a hardcore plotter and like to outline my entire manuscript.
If you're a plotter as well, consider outlining your entire book before you start writing.
However, if you fall on the pantser end of the spectrum (a writer who "flies by the
seat of their pants" and doesn't plan anything out in advance), you may want to
write down what you think will happen in the next chapter or scene before you write so
you don't get stuck because you don't know what's happening next.
4.
Make a writing schedule for the coming week
Some people like to write every day.
Some don't.
Some can't.
Personally, I like to write at the same time every week day.
But that may not work for you.
If your schedule is constantly changing due to work or other life circumstances, take
a look at your upcoming week and set aside some time to write.
If you can plan out farther than that, great!
If you want to write at the same time every day and thrive on routine (like I do), then
consider making an ongoing schedule.
But be purposeful about setting aside time for writing so you don't come to the end
of the week and realize you never (or hardly) made time to write.
5.
Set realistic daily/weekly goals
Rather than simply saying, "I'm going to write one hour each day," give yourself
goals to hit within those writing sessions or by the end of the week.
If you have one hour to write, you may find your mind wandering for part of it or you
may not feel entirely motivated to write the entire time.
But if you say, "I'm going to sit at my computer to write for one hour each day and
aim for 500 words or more," you have given yourself a tangible goal to work toward.
6.
Get in the mindset to write before your writing time
Not everyone can sit down and immediately start writing.
Start mentally preparing yourself before you write.
That could mean listening to music, lighting a candle, rereading the chapter you wrote
before, reviewing your manuscript outline, and so on.
7.
Avoid editing as you write
If you want to draft fast, there isn't time to edit as you write.
Take off your editor hat and allow yourself to write words that may suck.
Avoid editing until you finish the first draft (if you can), or if you need to edit as you
go, consider editing at the end of each chapter (and not while you're drafting).
8.
Use placeholders
If you don't know the name of a character or what to call a planet or city in some fictional
setting, add a placeholder.
The way I write placeholders will look something like: [PLANET] or [PROTAGONIST'S BFF].
That way, I can search the document for the brackets and easily find the placeholders
when I'm editing.
In addition, it allows me to continue drafting without having to stop and think about the
perfect name.
9.
Utilize the Pomodoro Technique (also known as "writing sprints")
For those of you unfamiliar with the Pomodoro Technique, it's similar in theory to a writing
sprint.
It's a time management method created in the 1980s by Francesco Cirillo where you work
in timed intervals, usually 25 minutes in length, and it's separated by short breaks.
You only have so much brain power to accomplish a task before you need
a break; and you will get more done if you focus entirely on a single project for a shorter
time (vs. on multiple projects for a longer period of time).
Personally, I've found that writing for 20 minutes, resting for five minutes, and
then repeating those timed intervals has increased my writerly output.
Experiment with the time of the intervals to see what works best for you.
10.
Set a timer
Going along with the Pomodoro Technique and writing sprints, set a timer for when you
are writing vs. resting.
That way, you don't have to be distracted by looking at the clock to see if you are
at the end of your writing sprint.
You could also set a timer for longer breaks so you don't use up more time unexpectedly.
11.
Write in the same place or at the same time (or don't)
To make writing a habit, it's important to be consistent—and sometimes that means
writing at the same place or same time.
Most writers want to get to a point where they write so much that if they don't write,
it doesn't feel quite right (because the need to write is now ingrained in them).
Consider making accompanying habits alongside writing frequently so when you go to the same
place to write, for example, your creative brain is ready to go.
On the flip side, rotating the location where they write helps some writers to be more productive.
For example, writing at a coffee shop may have less distractions or temptations to do
things other than writing (vs. writing at home, where you could be distracted by chores
or things around the house).
Learn what works for you (either changing things up or making a routine).
12.
Track your progress
Keep yourself accountable by tracking your progress.
Sometimes, writing down how much you wrote each day and seeing you wrote several chapters
by the end of the week is encouragement enough to keep going and working hard.
13.
Manage your expectations
Depending on your experience level, you will want to manage your expectations.
If this is your first novel, it will likely take you much longer to complete it than it
would for someone who has ten books under their belt.
Learn what your baseline is.
Try out a few writing sprints to see how many words you usually get in a session.
Then, work hard to try to increase your productivity and learn to write faster.
14.
Don't be afraid to write a crappy first draft
In the words of Terry Pratchett: "The first draft is just you telling yourself the story."
As I said in the How to Write More Words video: "Your first draft is supposed to be an imperfect
retelling of the perfect story in your head."
Give yourself permission to be imperfect as you allow your imagination creative freedom
to tell the story of your heart.
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How to roll and secure the main door of the Nallo GT and Kaitum GT's extended vestibule - Duration: 0:52.
Hi, I'm Petra Hilleberg. I am here with a Kaitum GT
and I wanted to show you how to roll the GT entrance of the Kaitum GT and the Nallo GT.
So on the GT, you can see here that there are two sets of toggles here.
The lower toggle is actually the one that you want to use to roll the GT entrance door.
The upper toggle is to roll the whole front of the Kaitum and Nallo GT doors.
So when you want to have the whole front rolled you use the upper,
but for the regular door you use this toggle.
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How the Crow killed the black snake- Narration-Shobha Tharoor| Presentation-Rajashree warrier - Duration: 6:55.
Namaste!
How the crow killed the black snake?
This is a story from the Panchatantra.
It is a story of two crows that lived in a tree
that was also occupied by a black snake.
The crows were fed up with the black snake
that consistently ate their eggs.
The story tells how the crows solved their problem by using their intelligence.
The moral of the story is that
Even strong and powerful opponents
can be overcome with cunningness.
The hand gestures used in the story include Crow
Snake, Laying an egg
Ban entry
Palace
Soldier
Flying
Remember
Cunning
Two crows made their home in a big banyan tree.
They were very happy there. They decided to have some baby crows.
But soon they learnt that there was a snake that lived in the hollow of their trees.
That big black snake
was very partial to crow eggs.
Every time that mom crow laid some eggs,
The black snake
Slithered out and ate them all.
Not even one egg had a chance to hatch into a baby crow.
Mummy crow was very sad. She said to her husband
We cannot carry on like this.
We must move as far away from this horrible snake as soon as possible.
We do not have the strength or skills to prevent this greedy snake.
Father crow was reluctant to agree.
He calmly said.
We made our home here so many months ago.
We have been so happy in these wonderful
surroundings, How can we now fly to some new place?
Then we will have to start our life all over again.
Mommy crow tried to feel hopeful like her husband.
She agreed to hatch a few more eggs.
But black snake
slithered out again and ate all the eggs with swift
precision.
Not one egg remained that could hatch into a baby crow.
Mommy crow was heartbroken.
She flapped her wings and cried out loudly.
She told her partner,
You must do something.
Father crow decided to seek the help of his friend Jackal.
Jackal was wise and cunning. He agreed to help the friend.
The Jackal immediately reassured Crow
Here's what you do.
Ask your wife to fly to the palace nearby and steal something precious from there.
She needs to make sure that the security guards at the palace notice the theft.
He then whispered the rest of the instructions to crow.
The next day mummy crow flew to the palace.
She saw that the princess was bathing.
Crow slowly circled.
Made sure that she was in the view of the palace guards
and Swooped down and picked up a glittering necklace in her beak.
She began to slowly fly away.
Making sure that the guards were in pursuit.
When she reached the banyan tree,
she immediately dropped the necklace into the hollow of the tree.
The black snake lay coiled there.
The glitter of the shiny necklace glowing in the sunlight brought the snake out.
The guards immediately pounced on him and beat him with sticks to a hasty death.
Remember this "Even stronger and more powerful enemies can be overcome with cunning".
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How do pilots cope with delays? Explained in 4 minutes by Pilot Lindy - Duration: 4:39.
We've all been there, spending hours and hours on the airport because our flight
is delayed. How do pilots cope with delays? In general, most delays are caused
by either of the following: Technical problems, weather conditions and
air traffic control restrictions. All airplanes are checked by maintenance on
a daily basis and before every flight by the pilots. This is important to ensure
the safety of the flight. If a malfunction or alert arises during
flight or on the ground, the airplane needs to be checked before the next
flight. Pilots are not trained as mechanics, so the moment we notice a
problem, we call our maintenance staff. The maintenance will look for the cause
of the problem and fix the problem or replaces a part if required.
This of course takes time and whilst they are completely aware of the inconvenience
it causes for the passengers, the maintenance cannot rush their tasks.
If it takes more time to solve a problem, the plane will be taken out of service
and a standby airplane will be flown in to perform the flight. The broken plane
can only go back to surface if all problems are solved and all components
are fixed. It then gets signed off by maintenance. In these circumstances,
no matter how inconvenient for the passengers, safety has a higher priority
than on-time performance. Sometimes the weather conditions are the reason for
long delays. In case of low visibility for example. Not all airports are fully
equipped for low visibility approaches. Arriving aircraft may need to divert to
another airport if the visibility is too low to land. Take off may be delayed and
the aircraft have to wait until the visibility is big enough for takeoff.
Strong wind. Even though aircraft can withstand a
lot of wind, they do have limitations. The limitations depend on the direction of
the wind and whether it is steady or gusty. If the wind is out of limits, we
are not allowed to land or take off until the wind slows down.
Thunderstorms are a risk for airplanes, both for lightning strikes and for the turbulence
and icing inside the cumulonimbus clouds. If the thunderstorm is over the airfield,
we may need to hold before we can land or divert to another airport.
Refueling on ground is not allowed during thunderstorms. In winter operations with
snow and ice, airplanes need to be de-iced and anti-iced before take off by
ground staff. This could take a while, especially if all other aircraft are
also in queue to be de-iced! Snow and slush on the runway reduces the brake
effect and we cannot take off with freezing rain or freezing fog.
Also in case of adverse weather conditions, we need to take safety in mind and not take
any risks. ATC restrictions. Often, especially in summer, we get air traffic
control slots. A departure slot means that we have to take off at a certain
time. We can take off maximum five minutes before or ten minutes after our
slot time. This slot can be at the scheduled departure time, but it can also
be up to two hours after the scheduled departure time. If we board the
passengers, we may send a ready message which means that if there is an
opportunity to take off earlier we can take off earlier and reduce the delay.
ATC restrictions are usually caused by limited parking availability at the
destination or due to traffic congestion on route. And all of this happens while
you are waiting in the terminal and all you can see is the plane being delayed.
Limited information is available and you don't know how much time longer you will
have to wait. The point is that we, in many cases, don't know that either.
From our own experience, we know how annoying it can be to be waiting for
delayed flights without any information. The only thing we can do, is maintain
clear communication with our passengers, either by ourselves or via the ground staff,
hope for the problem to be solved soon or for the weather to improve
so that we can depart as soon as possible!
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How to: Open a my Social Security Account - Duration: 1:22.
>> "MY SOCIAL SECURITY" IS A
FREE, PERSONAL, AND SECURE
ACCOUNT THAT PUTS YOU IN CONTROL
WITH ACCESS TO YOUR INFORMATION
ANYTIME, ANYWHERE.
SIGNING UP FOR A
"MY SOCIAL SECURITY" ACCOUNT IS
QUICK, SECURE, AND EASY.
JUST GO TO
SOCIALSECURITY.GOV/MYACCOUNT
AND SELECT "CREATE AN ACCOUNT."
START BY AGREEING TO THE TERMS
OF SERVICE.
THEN, ENTER SOME PERSONAL
INFORMATION TO TELL US WHO YOU
ARE AND TO VERIFY YOUR IDENTITY.
NEXT, CREATE YOUR ACCOUNT
DETAILS LIKE YOUR USERNAME
AND PASSWORD.
SELECT HOW YOU'LL RECEIVE YOUR
SECURITY CODE, EITHER BY EMAIL
OR TEXT, AND THEN ENTER THE CODE
ONCE YOU RECEIVE IT.
AND REMEMBER TO CHOOSE EMAIL OR
TEXT UNDER "MESSAGE CENTER
PREFERENCES" TO RECEIVE COURTESY
NOTIFICATIONS ABOUT
YOUR ACCOUNT.
ONCE YOU SELECT "SUBMIT," YOU
WILL HAVE CREATED YOUR PERSONAL
"MY SOCIAL SECURITY" ACCOUNT.
IT'S AS SIMPLE AS THAT.
IF YOU NEED EXTRA ASSISTANCE IN
CREATING YOUR ACCOUNT, PLEASE
CONTACT OUR HOTLINE AT
1-800-772-1213
AND SAY, "HELPDESK."
CREATE YOUR FREE
"MY SOCIAL SECURITY"
ACCOUNT TODAY.
SOCIAL SECURITY, SECURING TODAY
AND TOMORROW.
>> PRODUCED AT U.S.
TAXPAYER EXPENSE.
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How to play Silent Night on the recorder (X-Mas challenge) - Duration: 6:13.
Hello music friends, ahoy young music sailors, my name is João, I'm a music
teacher and I'm in love with the idea to help music students and teachers
worldwide with the journey to a different planet ... the world of music!
this concept was awarded worldwide by Microsoft education and I want to share
it with you in each adventure, so today we will rock "Silent Night" on this
instrument here - the recorder! We will use the recorder like a game controller of a
video game! What? So, yeah anyone can learn it and this
Christmas you can surprise your family members by playing this tune on the
recorder. If you share it with us we have a surprise for you, but I will explain
that at the end of this video. But for now let's dive into the world of music
let's Classplash!
Yes...but maybe it was too fast for you. So I will play slower showing you the
fingering positions again and you will see also a colored sheet music. Each color
represents a bat of the gameplay but at the same time the corresponding music
note in the sheet music. Afterwards you can go back and try to follow up with me
in the gameplay
Do you get it? Are you able to play it on the recorder? Then surprise your family
members and show us how you have done it on social media. For that just use the
title: "I rocked Flute Master on Christmas in the world of music" and tag your
friends and family members. If you tag us you will be actually able to win one
of these and the video game! If this adventure was too hard for you, then
please find the video called "How to learn recorder using Flute Master" or
just download the app to get the full experience. So wherever you are on this
planet, thank you so much for tuning in and I wish you a Merry Christmas and a
Happy New Year! Adeus!
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