Youtube daily report May 24 2017

hey trippsters okay JP thank you for

pointing this out to me.

JP pointed out to me the fact that when

I did my inside studio G video I left

something out that Garth did announce that

he would be on the Don Williams tribute

album and yes he is and I have looked it

up to see which song it is .it's the last

track on the album and it is called good

ol boys like me. now if you are

interested in getting the CD because

Garth is on it, if you go to my website

links in the description, I have posted

links to the CD and the mp3 versions of

the album. it's right there on the front

page of my website ,however if you want

to get it just for the one Garth song

there's a really good chance that you

already have this Garth song okay. the

song good ole boys like me, was actually in

his blame it all on my roots box set it

was on the country classic CD it was the

8th cut on the country classic CD so if

you want to get the CD simply so you can

have that song by Garth there's a good

chance you may already have that song

by garth, if you have the blame it all

on my roots box set then yes you

already have the song by Garth but if

you want to get it just because you're a

done Williams fan then yeh, the links are

on the website if you want to go ahead

and pre-order it, and right now you have

to pre-order because it's not out yet, it

doesn't come out until Friday which is

the 26th and again JP thank you for

pointing that out to me. I can't believe

I left that out of the video but that is

going to do it for now this is ICEPETS QUEEN

and I am tripping out

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Cantwell Urges President Trump Not to Withdraw from Paris Climate Agreement - Duration: 3:36.

Thank you, Tom it's a pleasure to be here

this morning with my colleagues to

address this important subject. Ocean

Acidification is impacting our shellfish

industry. Warmer climates are leading to

disastrous fire seasons that are costing

our nation billions of dollars and

rising sea levels are forcing us to move

communities out of harm's way.

So as my colleagues have said climate is

not just a threat it is also an

opportunity one for innovation of clean

energy technologies that are

revolutionizing the way we generate

energy and right now America is locked

in a race to become the world's energy

superpower but Donald Trump wants to

wave the white flag. The Paris Accord

that President Obama was part of was to

say that we should help make investments

with all countries in new innovation

technologies to help us diversify from

fossil fuels and being part of that is

helping us build a well-paying

manufacturing economy with new jobs.

However instead of aggressively pursuing

these goals as part of the climate

agreement and building a clean energy

future. President Trump is trying to sail

America's ship right into a storm. If we

withdraw from the Paris agreement we

lose the opportunity to attract

trillions of dollars in investment. The

International Energy Agency

estimates that 67 trillion in

new investments are needed to meet the

world's greenhouse gas goals by 2040.

Our business community knows this which is

why there are thousand of them including

60 fortune 500 companies who have called

on the U.S. to stay in the agreement. One

of the areas where the public and

private sector are working hard

hand-in-hand is the mission of

innovation to help diversify off of our

fossil fuels. Mission Innovation

represents a commitment from 22

countries and the European Union to

double clean energy research and develop

funding while encouraging private sector

investment to transform our clean energy

economy. We are doing this at the

same time that there's a breakthrough

Energy Coalition led by Bill Gates that

was part of a climate discussion in

Paris. They are pledging more than two

billion dollars to help make clean

energy innovations into the marketplace.

But unfortunately President Trump's

budget

zeroes out funding for mission

innovation and is reneging on what is

our climate science so necessary to

continue to make this change. As my

colleagues have mentioned it's

irresponsible to cede this leadership

over to China and to lessen our

opportunities to become the world's

leading clean energy superpower. If

President Trump ignores the private

sector and a large majority of Americans

who want to do something about climate

by pulling out of the Paris agreement

the impacts on the climate will continue

to be an impact to our health, an impact

to our economy and an impact to our

future. It's something we cannot afford. I

hope the president will reconsider and

not pull us out of the Paris Agreement.

Now I'd like to turn it over to a

colleague who spins literally, literally,

literally every single day talking about

this issue. We can't appreciate enough

how much he is educating everyone on the

impacts of climate my colleague, Senator

Whitehouse.

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Can probiotics help prevent and heal cancer? - Duration: 5:00.

So can probiotics help heal and prevent

cancer? Let's find out.

Hi. I'm Nikki the Truth Fairy from

ChoosingDifferently.com and I'm here

to help you find your way to heal cancer.

So what are probiotics? Probiotics are

basically live bacteria and yeast that

live in your digestive system and help

to make your gut healthy. Research has

shown that cancerous tissues have a

lower density of microbes and less

variety, and that taking probiotics can

actually increase the amount of microbes

and the diversity of those organisms in

cancerous tissues. Research has also shown

that probiotics can help with a number

of cancers including colo-rectal cancers,

liver cancer, bladder cancer, and even

breast cancer. And in the case of

colorectal cancers, taking probiotics has

been shown to improve the symptoms of

irritable bowel, including diarrhoea, to

decrease fatigue from treatment, and to

increase the quality of life. Studies in mice

showed that a healthy gut actually helped

cells to recover faster and the mice

coped better with conventional

treatments including chemotherapy and

radiotherapy. And another interesting

study showed that taking probiotics

actually reduced anxiety prior to

surgery to remove cancerous tissue. There

is some research that shows in a small number

of cases, probiotics can increase the

risk of infection with people with a

weakened immune system and after surgery.

So probiotics have their effect in a

number of different ways. They can

out-compete the existing bacteria in

your gut, they can bind to carcinogens,

they can reduce DNA damage, they can

increase the enzyme activities of the

microbes in your gut and they can also

increase the effectiveness of

antioxidants and reduce inflammation.

So there are two main sources of probiotics:

food and supplements. If you go with

supplements there's generally organisms

like Lactobacillus, Bifidobacteria,

Saccharomyces and also soil based organisms.

On the plus side supplements are

generally stronger, they're better at

recolonising your gut, and they tend to

have specific strains included. On the

downside they can be more expensive, the

results can be inconsistent and the

quality can be a bit variable. So if

you're going to go with a supplement

make sure you choose a higher-quality

independently-tested brand. Check that it

has a high number of colony forming

units or CFUs, at least 5 to 10 million,

maybe even 20 million. Choose one with

strains that suit your condition or at least

a wide range of strains, 7+ or more

different types of microbes. Make sure

you store them correctly. Take them

consistently for best results. And keep

trying different brands until you find

one that works for you. If you're going

to use food to get probiotics there are

a huge range of foods that you can

choose from. Yogurt is the best known one

but there are lots of other foods

including drinks like kefir, kombucha

and kvass. Fermented cabbage like

sauerkraut and kimchi. Also things like

tempeh, miso and natto. And also some aged

cheeses may include probiotics. So check

the labels for live active cultures. And

that's the thing to remember - these

organisms are living creatures so take

care of them, store them correctly and

feed them with prebiotics. So prebiotics

are basically indigestible carbohydrates

that are food for the microbes in your

gut. And by taking prebiotics you are

encouraging them to thrive and making the

most of whatever you're taking. The best

place to get prebiotics is from your

food. And the best food sources of

prebiotics are things like less-ripe

bananas, raw garlic and onion, chicory root,

dandelion greens, raw asparagus and

other things that have lots of fiber.

So in short, yes, probiotics can help to both

prevent and heal cancer by creating a

healthy gut. Here's your next steps:

1. Check your current diet. How much

probiotics are you getting from the

foods or the supplements that you're

taking? 2. Decide if you want to increase

your probiotic intake and run it past

your healthcare professional

to make sure they don't have any

strenuous, well-founded objections to you

taking more probiotics. And 3. Choose

a source of probiotics whether that's

supplements or food or both and keep

trying until you find one that really

makes a difference for you. And for 10

simple things that you can do right now

to jumpstart your body's natural ability

to heal, check out my Natural Healing

Quick Start Guide. And catch my next

video to continue activating your body's

natural ability to heal.

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Short story: Mrs Hardew and the Oil Baron - Duration: 5:01.

Oceans are the earth's way of reminding you who signs the payslips.

This ocean was one of the larger ones.

A yellow dinghy bobbed up and down in it.

It looked lonely.

Mrs Hardew was never lonely.

Not only did she keep her own good company

but she attracted travelling companions.

She shared the blow up boat with an oil baron.

It was a hot day.

She bit her lip

and fiddled with her cardigan.

They had been playing I Spy

and even made a sub-game

out of finding synonyms for

"lots and lots of sea"

but the joke had worn thin.

A cloud

considered passing over them,

shrugged

and did a U-turn.

"... I declare

a thumb war,"

said the oil baron.

Mrs Hardew smiled brightly.

They were in theory clutching fingers

but a man loses definition

around the more detailed body parts

when he is half baron,

half oil.

Dark wavelets lapped at Mrs Hardew's knuckles

and after a few minutes they had to admit it wasn't to be.

The baron huffed

and threw his arms in the air,

in the process splattering everything with oil.

Mrs Hardew took off her glasses

and gave them a good wipe.

She was trying to remember the correct form of address for a baron.

"Don't let it bother you

…

father,"

she said.

She took a little blue box out of her handbag

on which was written

Thirty-one Boredom-Busting Games.

"Do you know how to play Ludo?"

They tried Ludo.

They tried Draughts, and Backgammon,

neither of them liked Chess

but they were both enthusiastic about Snakes and Ladders.

And yet with each game,

the baron could only grip the counters or dice

long enough to pick them up,

then they would pass through his fingers

and land with sploshy clunks! on the board.

A rescue helicopter appeared on the horizon.

It circled them once,

about a mile out,

and then gave up.

Mrs Hardew had a go at moving the oil baron's counters for him.

He sobbed.

Streams of tears skidded over his face.

"Oh

...

Brown Owl!"

she took off her cardigan and handed it to him.

"Have a good blow."

The sun warmed her shoulders

and she reflected that perhaps sunshine

was the one true cardigan.

He dabbed at his face.

The material turned black.

"Baron,"

said Mrs Hardew,

"it's not dropped through your fingers."

It hadn't.

"Perhaps the fabric is soaking up enough oil

for me to keep a grip,"

said the oil baron.

A baby seagull landed on his knee,

and died immediately.

Mrs Hardew took the cardigan from him and gave it a rinse.

She took some scissors and thread from her bag,

cut the garment in half,

then sewed the halves into new shapes.

"Here you go," she said with a grin.

The oil baron took his new mittens,

rolled the dice,

and laughed in delight

as they dropped smoothly onto the playing board.

"Did you know,"

he asked Mrs Hardew,

"that in California

they call it Chutes and Ladders?"

Mrs Hardew shook her head.

"Every time you think you know something,

they come along and tell you otherwise,"

she said.

The oil baron rolled a six

and they both cheered.

The sun rose higher.