Youtube daily report Feb 2 2017

Hi everyone! today's video is about a skin care.

This is the result after I apply a special mask made with activated charcoal.

My face feels nice and smooth after I use this mask. I feel like I have new skin.

I wanted to share this with you.

To see what I'm talking about, and how I did this facial mask, keep on watching.

These are the ingredients I used and the materiel needed for the mask.

I'm using 3 capsules of active charcoal that you can find in natural product store.

Active Charcoal is good for your skin because it will remove impurities.

3 capsules of active charcoal will give you this much in a table spoon.

Now the shocking ingredient that some of you might be afraid to use.

I will use one tablespoon of Non toxic school glue from Elmer's.

This will give us the peeling effect that we want to help remove the dirt and all the residue that we can find on your face.

Using the glue is really for the peeling effect.

Without it, the mask will simply dry out and you will have to use a cloth to remove. You won't be able to peel it off.

Once again, it's not toxic. I'm using the Elmer's brand.

I will also add a few drops of essential lavender oil for the soothing feeling but you don't have too.

Now let's apply this mask with a brush

Be careful not to apply it to close to your eyes, eyebrows and hair

because it might remove it along with some unwanted hair.

Let it dry for 20 to 25 minutes.

While I was waiting I had the chance to do my nails.

The mask is completely dry.

Find a spot to grab then peel it off. You might feel a little bit of pain.

As you can see in the screen, the mask is peeling off easily and helping remove everything under my skin.

If you use makeup often this mask is for you.

Sometimes we are too tired and quickly wash our face to remove our makeup, this mask will remove everything.

This mask will help you find your baby skin.

I'm done removing it. My face felt so light even before washing with water.

My skin feels free of all the impurities. I will wash my face with a natural soap and I will come back to show you what I do next.

After I wash my face I'm using a toner made with orange flower.

I like using this product on my face before bedtime.

I really enjoy the facial treatment. If you are not comfortable using the glue,

I also used a similar mask in the channel made with aloe Vera gel and active charcoal. You can check out that video.

This is a very good mask . This is what I have been looking for.

I feel like a have new skin.

Try it if you like. Let me know what you think.

I will see you for more videos.

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Orange Juice For Weight Loss - You Can Make in 2 Minutes - Duration: 1:30.

Snacking on oranges can do more than supply your body with its daily requirement of vitamin C,

it can also help drop unwanted pounds.

Fruits and vegetables in general are good for weight loss,

according to a study published in "The American Journal of Clinical Nutrition" in May 2009, as

people who ate more of these foods were more likely to lose weight than those who ate less.

What Will You Need:

* 1 orange fruit.

* 1 glass of water.

* 1 teaspoon of honey.

Recommended Directions:

Slice orange fruit into two.

Squeeze juice into the glass of water.

Add honey.

Stir well.

Chill in the refrigerator.

Drink the juice.

Follow this technique twice or thrice a day.

If you like the video, give it a thumbs up and share it with your friends

If you want more health and beauty tips,

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Star Hopping #49 - Find M94, NGC 5033, and The Whale Galaxy - Duration: 11:54.

In this episode of Star Hopping with Kissimmee Park Observatory, we'll look at the Canes

Venatici region, and show you how to find these beautiful deep sky objects:

Messier 94 NGC 5033

And the Whale Galaxy, NGC 4631

Alright, Let's Go Star Hopping!

<Intro Theme>

Hey Hello Hi and welcome to Episode 49 of Star Hopping with Kissimmee Park Observatory!

I'm Dave Hearn, and I'm on pins and needles to be your host.

In this series of programs we'll show you the most beautiful sights in the night sky,

and explain exactly how to find them with your binoculars or telescope.

Oh we're so close to our big episode 50 coming in two weeks.

I can't believe that we've completed that many episodes already!

We're going to celebrate a little and look back at our joint experience that we've had

in the last year and a half of Star Hopping.

Also, I have some exciting announcements of some big changes coming to Star Hopping.

Don't worry they're all good.

So I'll fill you in on all that next time, so make sure that you subscribe here on our

YouTube channel or on iTunes if you're a podcast listener.

Onto this week's episode.

So I've been mentioning a bit on social media that we are in galaxy hunting mode again,

this time of year.

The constellations of Ursa Major, Canes Venatici, Leo, and Coma Berenices are loaded with galaxies.

And we've seen a lot of them already in Star Hopping, but there are still three really

good ones that I haven't done before here so I'm excited to show them to you.

So will be starting off with the easiest one, a big and bright galaxy that even those of

you with smaller telescopes should have no problem locating.

We'll talk about it right after this break; Stay Tuned.

Star Hopping Target #1

Messier 94 is a massive galaxy right in the middle of the constellation of Canes Venatici.

With a visual magnitude of 8.2, Messier 94 is an impressive object.

It has a brilliant core, brightening to a hazy central nucleus and it's surrounded

by an elongated 14 arc minute disk.

A series of knots on the east and southeast sides give you an inkling of a spiral pattern.

It has tightly wound spiral arms, making it appear nearly spherical in a small telescope.

The good news is that very close by, we have the bright, second magnitude star Cor Caroli,

that we can use as our home base for all of the star hops tonight.

So Let's start our galaxy hunt.

Starting at the bright Cor Caroli, move 2 1/2 degrees straight up to 6th magnitude 10

Canum Venaticorum.

Now make a hard left turn, and move the same distance you just did; 2 1/2 degrees, directly

to the left.

You should see the bright glow of Messier 94 moving into your wide field eyepiece.

In a smaller telescope, M 94 will appear like a fuzzy star, but at magnitude 8.2 it would

definitely show up in a 3 inch telescope, or even your finderscope.

M 94 lies about 16 million light years distant, has a diameter of approximately 33,000 light-years.

We'll check out another large but a little fainter galaxy right in the neighborhood,

right after this message.

Star Hopping

Target #2

NGC 5033 is a beautiful spiral galaxy, just south of our home base star Cor Caroli.

On our way to 5033, we'll pass another decent galaxy, NGC 5005, a 9th magnitude spiral.

So NGC 5033 is a magnitude 10.8 spiral galaxy.

It has a length of 11 arc minutes, so its relatively large size and reasonable surface

brightness make it an nice object that can be viewed and imaged by amateur astronomers.

Hmmm, this may be a future target for me at the Observatory!

So let's locate NGC 5033.

We'll start again at bright Cor Caroli.

Move about 3 degrees to the lower right to fifth magnitude 14 Canum Venaticorum.

Now move another 2 degrees to the left to find a six magnitude star.

Now move one degree straight down and slightly right to another 6th magnitude star.

As you pass about half the distance you may find NGC 5005 that we mentioned earlier.

If you find it, take note of the brightness - 5033 is a little fainter.

Now move 1/4 degree to the lower right and you should see the soft glow of NGC 5033 moving

into your wide field eyepiece.

Our current target has a very bright nucleus and a relatively faint disk.

In astrophotos, significant warping is visible in the southern half of the disk.

NGC 5033 is a sprawling spiral galaxy with thick arms.

This island universe is estimated to be 37 million light years away.

So as usual, I've saved the best for last.

A massive 17 minutes of arc long galaxy, with a close companion.

We'll find them, right after this break.

Star Hopping Target #3

The Whale Galaxy, NGC 4631, is a huge edge-on spiral galaxy in Canes Venatici.

The galaxy is slightly distorted due to gravitational interaction with its companion galaxy, NGC

4627, seen in the image here from KPO.

The slightly distorted wedge shape gives NGC 4631 the appearance of a large "fin" that

makes it look like a herring or a whale.

This one was named well; I can definitely see the whale shape.

So let's go on a whale hunt.

Let's start again at bright Cor Caroli.

Move about 1 1/2 degrees to the upper right, to 5th magnitude DT Canum Venaticorum.

Now move a little over 2 1/2 degrees to the upper right, to 6th magnitude AX Canum Venaticorum.

Now move about the same distance to the upper right a fifth magnitude star with a close

6th mag companion.

Now move 1 degree straight down, and you will see the large slash of light that is the Whale

Galaxy, moving into your wide field eyepiece.

Isn't this thing a monster?

I was very surprised when I was imaging it at the Observatory, when the first sub frame

came up on the screen.

The Whale Galaxy is an enormous spiral galaxy seen edge-on.

It has a visual magnitude of 9.8, so it's decently bright, and it spans a massive 17

minutes of arc, over half the diameter of the full moon.

Well another 3 great galaxy targets for our 49th episode of Star Hopping.

We started out with bright Messier 94, found just to the upper left of our home base Star

Cor Caroli.

Then we searched out the fainter NGC 5033, and it's close companion NGC 5005.

That was your challenge object for this week.

Finally we finished up with the massive Whale Galaxy, NGC 4631.

Make sure to stay tuned for our celebration episode 50 coming in two weeks, from Star

Hopping.

We'll have some really exciting announcements to share with you at that time; it's going

to be a great year.

So that does it for this week's episode.

You can find the show notes on our website at kpobservatory.org/SH049, where you can

comment and leave any questions that you may have.

You can also contact me personally on Twitter @StarHoppingMan, where I'd love to help

you with any astronomy or observing questions.

So feel free to reach out with your questions - I'm here to help.

Well thank you very much for joining me here, and I'll see you next time with more Star

Hopping tips and tricks.

I'm Cassie, and I hope you've enjoyed star hopping around the Milky Way.

We'll continue to bring you these video astronomy tutorials every week on Thursday, and in their

podcast format on Fridays.

They will be designed to help you find deep sky objects that are up in the sky at the

time we post them on the Internet.

The reason we create these video and podcasts is to help beginning amateur astronomers learn

the sky and get more enjoyment out of their telescopes and astronomy in general.

If you have any requests or suggestions of potential targets in the night sky that you

would like to see us present, just let us know down in the comment section below, or

on our website blog.

Don't miss our Field Notes for this episode, basically the script of the show, with all

the images and start charts we use for our star hopping activities.

You can get a free copy for the current episode when you sign up for our Newsletter.

If this is the first time you're checking out Star Hopping, and if you found this video

useful, please consider Subscribing to our Channel by clicking the Big Yellow Button

down there, click the Thumbs Up on the video, and please share this tutorial out to your

friends who like looking at stars.

Also, as I just mentioned, please feel free to leave any question or comment below, and

we will be sure to respond quickly.

Also, please follow KPO on Facebook, where we post all of our astrophotos and keep everyone

informed about upcoming astronomical events.

We'd love to hear from you to discuss all this great stuff up in the sky.

All the links to these places including our website StarHopping.org, can be found below

in the Episode Notes as well.

And finally, if you feel this video provides you value, and if you'd like to see more,

please consider supporting us on Patreon, where for a small amount per video, you can

support our efforts and let us make even more great astronomy tutorials like this one.

Well thanks again for watching, and we'll see you next time on Star Hopping.

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Get weed at Burger King! * Boobs no longer fashionable! * Tigers kill zoo visitor! * & MORE! #DDWN - Duration: 6:26.

I'm Darren Marlar from DailyDoseOfWeirdNews.com, and this is your Daily Dose of Weird News!

February is National "Return Shopping Carts" month.

***What?!?!

We have to return a YEAR'S WORTH of stolen shopping carts in 28 days?!?

Over in China's Zhejiang province, a man only identified by the surname Zhang (boy that

really narrows it down) decided he didn't want to pay to get into the zoo so he thought

he would hop a fence instead.

Unfortunately, he chose as his point of entry a fence that lead right to the tiger's enclosure.

Now somebody will have to pay for Mr. Zhang's funeral as he was mauled to death.

Zhang's wife and two children were much smarter and bought tickets to enter the zoo.

***When asked about it, the tigers replied, "He tasted grrrrrrreat!"

  Vogue UK says that cleavage is "over," and

that women will be covering up their breasts more in favor of showing their arms and legs.

***For once in my life I'm hoping Vogue will be right about something.

The CEO of Starbucks says he's planning on hiring 10,000 refugees.

***So if you enjoy hearing almost unintelligible foreign accents when you call for computer

tech support, you'll also love your Starbucks coffee run. 

In Rochester, New York, 52-year-old Rex Crooks showed up at jail to pick up a family member

at 6pm Sunday.

The first problem was the family member wasn't being released until 6am Monday.

The second problem was Crooks appeared to be stinking drunk.

Indeed, he allegedly blew a 0.31 on a breathalyzer -- nearly four times the legal limit -- and

was charged with aggravated DWI.

Even worse - Crooks was also cited for parking in a handicap spot.

It was actually Crooks' second aggravated DWI charge of October.

Earlier in the month, he was pulled over at 7am while allegedly drunkenly driving his

son to a work release program.

 ***Dude, just because your name is CROOK doesn't mean you have to live up to the

name.

To fight obesity France has issued a ban preventing restaurants from offering unlimited refills

of sugary soft drinks.

***Thousands of people took to the streets to burp in protest.

Some Burger King workers in New Hampshire were arrested for selling marijuana at work

using the code words "extra crispy."

 ***Well, Burger King does say, "Have it YOUR way..."

People who use Facebook appear to live longer if it serves to maintain and enhance their

real-world social ties, confirming what social scientists have known for a long time: People

who have stronger social networks live longer.

Now that network may include the online world, too.

The study: Led by William Hobbs and James Fowler of the University of California, San

Diego, the team matched 4 million California Facebook users with vital records from the

California Department of Public Health.

The study found that those who were on Facebook lived longer than those who were not.

***So LIKE me on Facebook… it might save your life!

A report says the Moon's gravity is slowing down the Earth's rotation and in another 180

Million years, days will be 25 hours long.

***I don't know about you, but I'm planning on getting another hour of sleep.

Two Illinois men were arrested after a chase that started in Des Moines, Iowa.

At around 1:30 Monday morning an officer attempted to pull over a Ford F-150 truck for an equipment

violation.

The driver refused to pull over but the chase ended after about 40 miles when the truck

ran out of gas. 

***Obviously Chicago public school graduates who don't know the difference between the

letter E and the letter F.   

On average, refrigerators get cleaned once every 110 days.

***That's just an average though. 

Some of us wait until the guacamole gains sentience and asks to be given its freedom. 

An asteroid came really close to Earth Sunday.

The problem with asteroids passing near Earth is they're often difficult to spot.

Asteroid 2017 BH30 was discovered Sunday just hours before passing by us at the creepy-close

distance of only 40,563 miles — closer than the moon.

This asteroid is estimated to be between 15 to 32 feet in length. 

***So... not large enough to pick up any passengers, so put away the Nikes and sweatsuits. 

A proposed bill in Rhode Island would fine people for stopping their cars to give panhandlers

money.

***That could be a real setback to the state's cardboard sign industry.

  How would you feel if Punxsutawney Phil was

replaced with a robot?

Animal rights groups want organizers of Pennsylvania's Groundhog Day festival to replace Punxsutawney

Phil with a robotic stand-in. 

People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals says it's unfair to keep the animal in captivity

and subject him to the huge crowds and bright lights that accompany tens of thousands of

revelers each Feb. 2 in Punxsutawney, a tiny borough about 65 miles northeast of Pittsburgh.

 ***The rest of us think it's unfair to keep us captive to PETA's obtuse opinions.

So what do you think about a groundhog robot?

Good idea, or the beginning of Skynet destroying all human life on the planet?

Let me know in the comments below!

Watch the YouTube version of the Daily Dose of Weird News and also get more weird news

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For Marlar House and DailyDoseOfWeirdNews.com, I'm Darren Marlar.