Youtube daily report Mar 16 2017

The first way to do the Panko is the simplest and fastest

Remove the crust from the bread

Break it into pieces and put it in a mincer

Chop it until it has this texture

As you can see the crumbs do not have to stay too small

Put them on a tray with baking paper and spread them well

Dried them in the oven at 70º C for 20 minutes

Meanwhile I show you another way to prepare the Panko

We are going to need scissors

Bent the bread a little and cut breadcrumbs in an elongated way

Here I show you how to do it slowly

and once we pick up the pace we can do it much faster

It takes more time, but it is more authentic and similar to the original

I will use this way to make Panko in all my recipes

Here you can see different texture of the two ways of Panko after drying in the oven

Can be kept in a closed boat for up to 2 weeks

For more infomation >> Como hacer Pan rallado estilo Japonés "Panko" - Homemade Panko Japanese Breadcrumbs - Duration: 2:11.

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Marquesa de Chocolate | Chocolate Marquise fácil de hacer - Duration: 3:34.

650 g condensed milk

350 ml whole milk

400 g chocolate to the cup 38% cocoa

120 g butter

1 Teaspoon vanilla extract

2 packets of marie biscuits

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Your Hair Will Grow Like Crazy And You'll Have Eagle Eyesight - Duration: 3:17.

Many people are suffering from problems such as poor eyesight or hair loss which they aren't

sure how to treat.

Both problems are caused by the aging process and can be treated naturally.

Moreover, hair loss can be triggered by iron deficiency, biotin deficiency, syphilis, skin

diseases, autoimmune disorders, chemotherapy and some other radiation treatments, as well

as hormonal imbalances.

Eating a mixture of certain ingredients will significantly improve your vision and make

your hair grow like never before.

what about treating hair loss and vision problems by using only one natural remedy?

Yes, this is possible, because the following natural remedy will stop hair loss, promote

hair growth, and improve your eyesight.

It can also reverse gray hair.

You will be amazed by this natural remedy, as it has great powers.

Needed ingredients:

200 g of flaxseed oil.

4 lemons.

1 kg of honey.

3 small garlic cloves.

Instructions:

First of all, you should peel the garlic and blend it in a blender, together with the lemons,

until you get a homogeneous mixture.

After that, add the flaxseed oil, as well as the honey in the mixture and mix once again.

When the mixture is ready, transfer it into a jar and store it in the fridge.

30 minutes before every meal, consume 1 tablespoon of the mixture.

So, you will need to consume 3 tablespoons of the mixture in a day, before meals.

And remember to use a wooden spoon.

BENEFITS OF FLAXSEED OIL:

The flaxseed oil is one natural source of Omega-3 fats, which nourish the hair follicles

and encourage growth.

Moreover, the oil can prevent inflammation can help you to stave off hair loss, dandruff,

as well as some other hair and scalp conditions.

On the other hand, it contains linoleic acid.

It has been proven that if the human body lacks linoleic acid, it will take longer for

a retina to recover from reflecting reaction, and the eyesight will turn bad.

So, the flaxseeds oil contains more linoleic acid and less fat.

It is also great for improving the human vision, and can help about losing weight and blood

fat as well.

The most important thing is that it contains plenty of dietary fiber, which is another

thing that can improve our vision.

Benefits of garlic:

Garlic is extremely beneficial in the case of hair loss.

When garlic is topically applied, it can promote hair growth, as well as reduce bald patches.

It also contains sulfur and selenium, which helps in fortifying the structure of the hair

shaft and strengthen the hair.

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JOGO PARA FAMÍLIA - Batalha Naval | Review e Gameplay - Duration: 3:58.

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Trip to Sendai and Ryokan Room Tour in Matsushima, Japan - Throwback Thursday Vlog - Duration: 6:31.

Hey, everyone!

I am currently at my local train station preparing to go to Sendai–

actually, Matsushima–this weekend.

We're going to stay at a ryokan and maybe go to an onsen, even, so it's going to be

a lot of fun.

But first I have to take a local train for about an hour to go to the shinkansen for

another two hours, and then another local train for another hour, so...

It's going to be a long trip but I'm really excited, and I just want to show you guys,

this is Akita.

This is near where Iive.

It's so beautiful.

We're at Sendai station, as you can see.

So we're going to go...

Where are we going to go?

Gyuu-tan?

(Gyuu-tan.

A gyuu-tan place.

It's called Rikyuu.)

Sendai's really famous for it's gyuu-tan, so hopefully it's going to be really good!

(It is!)

I don't know if I believe him yet.

(It is!)

We'll find out.

So we are at the ryokan, and I haven't show you our room yet!

This is probably one of the most important parts of staying at a ryokan. [lol obvi]

Here, we've got the genkan.

So we've got the bathroom over here, a storage closet, a fridge, basic amenities, and then

here... so we just have a little basic sitting area, little alcove... then over here we've

got the bedroom!

We've got another little seating area...

The really nice thing about ryokan is when you leave for the day the attendants will

come and fold up the futon and bring out the–what do you call that in Japanese?

That, uh, like that table?

(Teeburu.)

Teeburu?

Very exciting language learning here, folks.

Teeburu.

So they come put it out and when you go to dinner they put it back in the corner and

bring out the futon.

Oh, more snacks!?

(More snacks!)

What is it this time?

(Hmm... fried something.)

Fried something.

Sounds delicious.

Ohhh, the top of my head

just barely grazed the top of the door there!

And then in here is a nice little restroom.

Sorry for the mess...

We've got two little water closets, 'cause, you know, why just one?

And then the ofuro, and also a shower.

So it's just a nice little–

well, it's actually kind of fancy–

a really nice little room at the ryokan.

We're staying at a really nice place in Matsushima called Komatsukan Kofutei,

and, yeah, it's really nice.

So soon we're going to check–we have a reservation for the onsen in like fifteen minutes–we

have to go pick up the key, so we're going to go do that.

And, yeah, that's it!

We are at the onsen at the hotel.

It's a complimentary, private onsen so it's pretty nice to have–

I don't know, I think it's nice to have a little private place.

Over here we've got a little private room, a little TV, massage chair...

cute boy...

Oh, what's that?

A little resting area, and... come out here–watch your head–onsen.

As always, thanks for watching!

Leave a thumbs up if you made it until the end, and don't forget to subscribe so you

don't miss the next Throwback Thursday.

See you again soon!

For more infomation >> Trip to Sendai and Ryokan Room Tour in Matsushima, Japan - Throwback Thursday Vlog - Duration: 6:31.

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How Merrily He Laughed: Dr. Isaac Agboola, In Memoriam, 1956-2017 - Duration: 8:16.

I'm originally from Nigeria.

I came to Gallaudet University in 1978

because during that time

the belief in Nigeria was that deaf people could not go to college.

Deaf people weren't allowed to enroll

despite how bright they were and the exams they passed.

People would say, "You're deaf. What will you do? Why go to college?"

That was then in 1978,

but now,

there has been a huge change.

Nigeria University currently accepts

any qualified deaf students

all because of

Gallaudet's example.

They see that many Nigerians

have college degrees from Gallaudet.

It's helped them understand that deaf people

can get a college education

and be productive people.

It is an example of what

Gallaudet is to the world.

As dean,

I am reminded everyday

that Gallaudet is a model for the world.

I would strongly advise all students

who come to Gallaudet to participate in activities.

Take advantage of them.

Play intercollegiate sports.

If you're unable to, then at least participate in intramurals.

Don't just sit in your room,

watch TV, and play on your computer.

Get out there and socialize.

Make friends, join activities, look for a position—

maybe not necessarily become a leader, but

join an organization as a member at first

and then move up to the top.

Be involved. Be active.

Get that full, well-rounded college experience.

That will help develop you as a whole person.

Passion for knowledge,

passion for broadening knowledge,

passion for exploring—

that quality will make any

college experience a successful one.

If students don't have that trait,

they'll find it difficult to study, or even find

the motivation to read a dense college textbook.

However, with that thirst for knowledge,

they'll be motivated to go to classes, ask questions,

participate in discussions,

which will do wonders for them and

make their college experience

much more beneficial.

So my advice to students

is they should develop a

a strong passion for knowledge.

You know about the testimonials

from Gallaudet alumni and

how they absolutely cherish Gallaudet.

They keep saying, "Gallaudet is my home."

Here and everywhere, "My home."

"My home."

The sentiment is restated time and again.

Although they have a home and

a community elsewhere,

Gallaudet is also their home because

their experiences here, I believe,

have been very positive.

They came here to graduate,

made friends,

networked, and

bonded with the professors they encountered.

These experiences together made a profound impact

and truly molded them.

So after they've graduated and left,

it's ingrained in their memory

and they don't forget

because it's Gallaudet

that really shaped them.

They feel connected here.

They cherish this place

because of the

experiences that we provide.

For more infomation >> How Merrily He Laughed: Dr. Isaac Agboola, In Memoriam, 1956-2017 - Duration: 8:16.

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Dr. Isaac Agboola, In Memoriam, 1956-2017 (short version) - Duration: 3:24.

As dean,

I am reminded every day

that Gallaudet is an example

for the world.

Be involved.

Be active.

Get that full, well-rounded

college experience.

That will help develop you

as a whole person.

My advice to students

is they should develop

a strong passion for knowledge.

For more infomation >> Dr. Isaac Agboola, In Memoriam, 1956-2017 (short version) - Duration: 3:24.

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Ghost in the Shell

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How Merrily He Laughed: Dr. Isaac Agboola, In Memoriam, 1956-2017 - Duration: 8:16.

I'm originally from Nigeria.

I came to Gallaudet University in 1978

because during that time

the belief in Nigeria was that deaf people could not go to college.

Deaf people weren't allowed to enroll

despite how bright they were and the exams they passed.

People would say, "You're deaf. What will you do? Why go to college?"

That was then in 1978,

but now,

there has been a huge change.

Nigeria University currently accepts

any qualified deaf students

all because of

Gallaudet's example.

They see that many Nigerians

have college degrees from Gallaudet.

It's helped them understand that deaf people

can get a college education

and be productive people.

It is an example of what

Gallaudet is to the world.

As dean,

I am reminded everyday

that Gallaudet is a model for the world.

I would strongly advise all students

who come to Gallaudet to participate in activities.

Take advantage of them.

Play intercollegiate sports.

If you're unable to, then at least participate in intramurals.

Don't just sit in your room,

watch TV, and play on your computer.

Get out there and socialize.

Make friends, join activities, look for a position—

maybe not necessarily become a leader, but

join an organization as a member at first

and then move up to the top.

Be involved. Be active.

Get that full, well-rounded college experience.

That will help develop you as a whole person.

Passion for knowledge,

passion for broadening knowledge,

passion for exploring—

that quality will make any

college experience a successful one.

If students don't have that trait,

they'll find it difficult to study, or even find

the motivation to read a dense college textbook.

However, with that thirst for knowledge,

they'll be motivated to go to classes, ask questions,

participate in discussions,

which will do wonders for them and

make their college experience

much more beneficial.

So my advice to students

is they should develop a

a strong passion for knowledge.

You know about the testimonials

from Gallaudet alumni and

how they absolutely cherish Gallaudet.

They keep saying, "Gallaudet is my home."

Here and everywhere, "My home."

"My home."

The sentiment is restated time and again.

Although they have a home and

a community elsewhere,

Gallaudet is also their home because

their experiences here, I believe,

have been very positive.

They came here to graduate,

made friends,

networked, and

bonded with the professors they encountered.

These experiences together made a profound impact

and truly molded them.

So after they've graduated and left,

it's ingrained in their memory

and they don't forget

because it's Gallaudet

that really shaped them.

They feel connected here.

They cherish this place

because of the

experiences that we provide.

For more infomation >> How Merrily He Laughed: Dr. Isaac Agboola, In Memoriam, 1956-2017 - Duration: 8:16.

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Fuuka Ending - Watashi no Sekai「 Megumi Nakajima 」(Full ver.) ~ Cover Nightcore ~ - Duration: 3:06.

Even the glistening summer sky seemed a bit dull...

All of a sudden, I was hoarding away everything precious to me.

I pretended nothing was wrong, but you'd already seen right through me...

That's when your words began to color My World.

I'll take a deep breath— steady my aim—

And once I've made up my mind, I'll start running... pulled along by your hand!

With these wings you gave me, I'll catch the wind now!

I feel like, together, we could fly to limitless heights!

The path drawn out by our joined feelings leads the way to tomorrow!

I want to always keep chasing this dream... Ah... Ah...

My heart, stained by your color, beats so fast it starts to hurt...

It quickly becomes one of the many things I can't handle.

Watching you walk slightly ahead of me, I start to feel uneasy...

I hurry to close the steps between us, until I can see myself reflected in your eyes.

The two of us are feeling a rhythm that changes with each passing second.

We'll run onward now, to a brand-new place!

The dreams you wished to have come true catch the wind now!

I got the feeling we could accompany them across any distance!

The path drawn out by our joined feelings leads the way to tomorrow!

So always keep chasing that dream...

Why do you look like you're about to cry?

If you're always looking behind, you're gonna trip!

You're the one who taught me... the courage to take a step forward!

So hey... hey... put on a smile!

The picture of your dreams that was drawn by me... starts to fill with color.

I'm sure I'll always be by your side, so c'mon and realize it already!

The path drawn out by our joined feelings leads the way to tomorrow!

I want to always keep listening to your voice... Ah... Ah...

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Dr. Isaac Agboola, In Memoriam, 1956-2017 (short version) - Duration: 3:24.

As dean,

I am reminded every day

that Gallaudet is an example

for the world.

Be involved.

Be active.

Get that full, well-rounded

college experience.

That will help develop you

as a whole person.

My advice to students

is they should develop

a strong passion for knowledge.

For more infomation >> Dr. Isaac Agboola, In Memoriam, 1956-2017 (short version) - Duration: 3:24.

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Eyes Need Love?

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《DEBUT》Seven O'Clock (SOC) - ECHO Legendado PT | BR - Duration: 3:23.

Just stand still

Do not say anything

Now, close your eyes

Hold my hand

Yeah, yeah

Avoiding looking at me, what do you hide?

You even laugh for no reason

The answer to all these questions is no, no

The tears run down your face slowly

No, all this is a lie

Tears speak for themselves

We are too hurt to get hurt

Maybe I'm anticipating

But I can not help you

We are in the hands of a clock

I will put all my wounds in your arms

Do you hear my voice?

Now, you can hide your secret

It's okay

Do not say anything

I am yours

Just stand still

I am the one who will stop you from falling apart

Just stand still

I do not care if it's you

I'll fill in all your secrets

Is everything okay?

Are your eyes not moist?

The poison has spread in your body

This fragrance stimulates my nerves, ah

I will not be able to hide this even if I try

Only I can know this, oh

Fill in my empty day with you

We are in the hands of a clock

I will put all my wounds in your arms

Do you hear my voice?

Now, you can hide your secret

It's okay

Do not say anything

I am yours

Just stand still

I am the one who will stop you from falling apart

Just stand still

I do not care if it's you

I'll fill in all your secrets

Stay here

I can only see you

I'll take everything I want from you

Take on me

Listen well

Take on me

Do not hide

Take on me

Leave your everything to me

Just stand still

I am the one who will stop you from falling apart

Just stand still

I do not care if it's you

I'll fill in all your secrets

Just stand still

I am the one who will stop you from falling apart

Just stand still

I do not care if it's you

I will fill in all your secrets

For more infomation >> 《DEBUT》Seven O'Clock (SOC) - ECHO Legendado PT | BR - Duration: 3:23.

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Eifelland Holiday 350 qk - Duration: 1:01.

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Vlog: Lugó Lugó & Makeno - Medellín, Colombia - Duration: 2:13.

We're visiting my roommates' office

And then upstairs is this nice terrace

that has a store called Makeno

We're gonna borrow the space here

to shoot some products for Daniel & Alejandro

They're getting ready right now.

Hello

Are you posing too?

Posing? What's that?

Everything here is super cute

Just stealing their hat (it's a joke ok? lol)

This one is one of my favorites called Tigre de Salon

They have backpacks and bags and purses that are really really really good