Well let's hope I don't mess anything up!
Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa.
You're not going to need that for this modification.
Give me that.
You just need this.
Oh.
Ok.
Good point!
Well hey peeps!
It's Ashley Renne from Travel Lushes and in a previous video, someone asked for an
update on a modification we said we were going to make to our Tesla.
Well, we've actually done several since then.
So today I'm going to show you the changes we made to give you 7 different ideas on modifications
you can make to enhance your own Tesla.
First up!
Here's one you can do yourself!
Abstract Ocean Lights.
Some of the lights in the Tesla Model S are not bright enough for some people.
If you want to brighten up the interior of your car, we bought these abstract ocean lights
and you can find a link to these in the description below.
That's before.
And that's the after.
Much brighter.
Number 2!
Another DIY Modification: Tesla Performance Pedal Sets
Basically these pedal sets will enhance the look of your driver's side interior.
Don't expect better speed performance or anything crazy like that.
This is purely for aesthetics folks.
Number 3!
Here's one that you can do yourself but a steady hand is highly recommended.
Tesla Emblem Wraps.
To add a little distinction to your Tesla, you can wrap your Tesla emblems in carbon
fiber, black, red, or whatever color that tickles your fancy.
For us we decided to go with red, because it matches our, well, actually you'll see
exactly what it matches in Modification Number 4!
Which is to Add Color to Your Brake Calipers!
If you want your wheels to stand out, you can paint or powder coat your brake calipers.
So why did we go with red emblem wraps?
Yep, you guessed it, because it matched our red brake calipers.
But beware, if you ever plan on turning your Tesla back in for some reason, say for lease
or trade, well you might want to paint these back, otherwise Tesla will penalize the value
of the car because it's not stock color.
So speaking of brake calipers did you notice anything about our rims?
They're not the slipstream rims that came with the car.
So our 5th Modification is to Change Your Rims!
So in our delivery video, some of you were curious about why we changed out our slipstream
rims for the Classic OEM rims.
Two reasons.
1 is preference.
We like the five spoke look better than the slipstream look.
And Number 2.
In order for our brake caliper paint job to stand out, we wanted rims that were more open
so you can really see the red pop.
Side note: Do you think we should paint the rims too?
Lemme know.
Moving on to Number 6!
Windshield Heat Reduction.
So if you remember in our delivery video, we showed you how we got our windows tinted
the same day we picked up our car.
Why'd you want to get tints?
You now, I like my privacy.
You like your privacy?
I like my privacy.
Well we decided to take it a step further.
After taking a road trip to scorching hot Texas the very next day, we quickly realized
we needed more heat protection for our car.
So we added a 44% heat reduction to our windshield to minimize those intense sunrays.
And finally, number 7.
And what some might even consider the most important: A 2 Channel Dashcam.
After doing tons of research, we decided to purchase the Blackvue DR490-2-Channel Dashcam.
For those of you not familiar with a dashcam, it gives you additional protection for your
car in case of an accident, especially a hit-and-run, theft, vandalism, and any other nightmarish
scenerios, that you can capture on your front and rear camera.
On a lighter note, you can even record stuff for fun, like your road trip journeys.
WAIT.
You didn't think this was it did you?
We still have more modifications to do and we want YOU to be a part of it!
Tell us what modification YOU think we should do next and we're going to pick one or more
of your suggestions to implement for our Tesla Modification Part 2 Video!
And give this a thumbs up if you liked the video, or if you hated it, hey give it a thumbs
down.
Let me know how you feel.
Other than that, I hope to see YOU at a supercharger somewhere!
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First Time Emirates A380 Business Experience GONE WRONG - Duration: 4:08.
so the lounge is in the back we will set it up 10 minutes after take off
toilets are in the back as well
right now I feel like an overly excited child being on the plane for the first time
taking pictures, selfies everything
because I'm on Emirates Business
okay it's not first class
but I'm extremely grateful to be here to have this experience
because I wouldn't be if it wasn't for my parents
I must say, from the chauffeur service they pick you up from home, drop you off at the airport
and when you get to your destination they will give you another drop off
like I don't know any other airline that does that
and I have just received this purse from Bvlgari
I think it's a skincare or toiletry purse
wow there is a bunch of things and I feel like it's worth it just getting all these
perfume scented lotion
I must say this audio is the best I've heard on an airplane
we are working hard to find the defect I will get back to you with an update
approximately 15 to 20 minutes or so
or earlier if I do get an update thank you
they haven't given me an exact timeframe as such
so the best I can do is to update you every half an hour or so
so I will give you an update in approximately 30 minutes
due to a technical issue, the power and engine will be shut down for 10 minutes
they have to power the whole airplane down because apparently a technical issue
and we've been sitting on the airplane in Taiwan for about three hours
and I've watched two movies now
we are back on power now and it's 2:21am
we were supposed to be leaving three hours ago at 11:35pm
I ask that you now disembark the aircraft and into the waiting lounge where the ground staff will have more information for you
due to the plane's technical issue, this flight is now cancelled and will be rescheduled
when I saw on the TV how this air company manages this
now I'm here I can't believe this
really, we couldn't have foreseen this
please hand these over to the hotel check-in counter
and these papers to the flight check-in counter
so you will be taking the taxi to Hyatt hotel
let's do two persons per taxi because you will have to carry your luggage with you
queue for the taxi
6am
all A380 passengers
flight was rescheduled the same day at 8pm
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What'd I Miss from "Hamilton" || Ukulele TUTORIAL - Duration: 8:07.
This is "What'd I Miss" from the musical Hamilton, and if you don't have the context, it's about Thomas Jefferson
coming home from France after they've won the Revolutionary War, and he's kind of a jerk.
He's kind of full of himself.
So it goes: [talking and playing] D, D, Gm, C, D, D, Gm, C.
And that's that interlude before Jefferson starts singing.
[playing]
[singing] "France is following us to revolution, there is no more status quo / But the sun comes up and the world
still spins. / I helped Lafayette draft a declaration, then I said I gotta go / I gotta be in Monticello
now the work at home begins."
This is way too low for me, by the way.
And the end of that last line, the "work at home begins", you play an A chord [plays A]. Like that.
So, instead of [playing] D, Gm, C, you play [playing] D, Gm, C, A. Yeah.
[singing and playing] "Now the work at home begins...
And then you go right into the chorus, and this is the most fun part. The chords that you're going to use
are a little difficult. So, there's a D7 chord, where you place your fingers right there if you can see.
It's the second fret, and the first and the third string.
So, it's like a D but without that middle string. Because that's what makes it a 7th chord, is it doesn't have that.
And then the second chord that you're going to play is a G7 which is like a G except that that middle string is
actually going to be played two steps higher.
[playing] D7, D7, then switch to the G7, and then back to the D7. That's just the first section. I usually
revert to my default strumming pattern, whenever I play this, which is the: down-down-up-up-down,
down-down-up-up-down, down-down-up-up-down.
[playing and singing] "So what'd I miss? / What'd I miss? / Virginia, my home sweet home, I wanna give you a kiss
And then you go into the second part of the chorus, which is an F chord [plays F], and then G7 [plays G7],
F [plays F], G7 [plays G7], Bm [plays Bm], A [plays A], C [plays C].
[playing and singing] "I've been in Paris meetin' lots of different ladies / I guess I basically missed the late 80s
And then you have to real quick come back down to that Bm. And do the: [playing and singing] "I traveled the
wide, wide world and came back to -- A, C."
Like that.
[playing and singing] "So what'd I miss? / What'd I miss? / Virginia, my home sweet home, I wanna give you a kiss
*mwah*
I've been in Paris meetin' lots of different ladies / I guess I basically missed the late 80s / I traveled the wide, wide
world and came back to this."
And then the next verse after that is the exact same chords as the chorus, which is kinda convenient.
So, if you remember: [playing] D7, G7, D7, G7, F, G7, F, G7, Bm, A, C. I'll sing that for you so that's not just
a jumble of chords that I just spouted at you.
[singing and playing] "There's a letter on my desk from the president, haven't even put my bag down yet
[way too low for me to sing] Sally be a lamb, darling, won't you open it [laughs] It says the president's
assemblin' a cabinet and that I am to be the Secretary of State, great! / That I'm already Senate-approved
I just got home and now I'm headin' up to New York!"
So that's -- I messed up a little bit on the Bm. As you can see, it moves SUPER quickly. So if this tempo isn't right
for you, bring it down a little bit. It's okay.
The second half of the verse is almost exactly the same, but the end is a little different. So I'll just play up until
then and then show you how to do that.
[playing and singing] "Looking at the rolling fields I can't believe that we are free / Ready to face whatever's
awaiting me in NYC / But who's waiting for me when I step into place / My friend James Madison red in
the face / He grabs my arm and I re--" And on "spond", it's going to be a little different.
[singing and playing] "He grabs my arm and I re-- Gm, C, D." If that makes sense. And what we're going to do
for James Madison's verse, that goes back to the first verse's chord progression that we just played.
The D, Gm, C.
[playing and singing] "Thomas, we are engaged in a battle for our nation's very soul / Can you get us out
of the mess we're in? / Hamilton's new financial plan is nothing less than government control / I've been
fighting for the South alone. / Where have you--"
And then we go back to that A. [playing] "--been."
And he says, "Uh, France?" And James Madison goes: [singing] "We have to win."
And on that you go back to the C [plays C].
[playing and singing] "We have to win.
So what'd I miss? / What'd I miss? / Headfirst into a political abyss / I have my first cabinet meeting today
I guess I better think of somethin' to say / I'm already on my way to get to the bottom of this."
And then the outro is kinda complicated. I'll see if I can do it justice, because normally you have four chords
that you have to play in a short span of time, and my fingers just don't move that quickly. And I'm hoping
to make this a pretty easy tutorial, so I'm going to shorten it to two chords, and if it sounds weird,
that's why.
So it starts out with a Bm [plays Bm]. "Mr. Jefferson, welcome--" And then we go to an F#.
I don't know if that's a normal chord to play. First fret, second and fourth string, third fret, third string,
fourth fret, first string.
So, you're going to go: [playing] Bm, F#,.
[playing and singing] "Mr. Jefferson, welcome home / Mr. Jefferson, Alexander Hamilton / Mr. Jefferson,
welcome ho-o-o-ome!"
So, for this last bit, it's a little complicated.
[playing] G, F, G#. And the thing with G# is you can't play that first string because it's flat.
And I can't reach all the way up there.
So just play the last three strings. And if you don't know how to play a G#, it's just normal G fingering
moved down a fret. [plays G] G. [plays G#] G#.
And then you go to a D#. If you don't know how to play that, it is first fret, fourth string, third fret for the
second and third strings.
[playing] G, F, G#, D#, D#, F, C. Yeah. And with singing, it goes:
[playing and singing] "Mr. Jefferson, welcome home / Mr. Jefferson, Alexander Hamilton / Mr. Jefferson,
welcome ho-o-o-ome! / Mr. Jefferson, welcome home, sir you've been off in Paris, for so long."
"So what'd I miss?"
Yeah. And you end on a D chord. [plays D] Just like that.
Yeah! Well, that was difficult! I didn't think that was going to be that difficult. Hopefully this tutorial made it a little
easier to play. If this is right at your skill level, great. If it's not, totally fine.
If you enjoy this video, please like and subscribe.
If you want me to do any other covers or tutorials, please just let me know in the comments. If you have any
questions about anything I just played, because I would, please leave those in the comments as well.
And yeah! I'll see you next time!
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First Time Emirates A380 Business Experience GONE WRONG - Duration: 4:08.so the lounge is in the back we will set it up 10 minutes after take off
toilets are in the back as well
right now I feel like an overly excited child being on the plane for the first time
taking pictures, selfies everything
because I'm on Emirates Business
okay it's not first class
but I'm extremely grateful to be here to have this experience
because I wouldn't be if it wasn't for my parents
I must say, from the chauffeur service they pick you up from home, drop you off at the airport
and when you get to your destination they will give you another drop off
like I don't know any other airline that does that
and I have just received this purse from Bvlgari
I think it's a skincare or toiletry purse
wow there is a bunch of things and I feel like it's worth it just getting all these
perfume scented lotion
I must say this audio is the best I've heard on an airplane
we are working hard to find the defect I will get back to you with an update
approximately 15 to 20 minutes or so
or earlier if I do get an update thank you
they haven't given me an exact timeframe as such
so the best I can do is to update you every half an hour or so
so I will give you an update in approximately 30 minutes
due to a technical issue, the power and engine will be shut down for 10 minutes
they have to power the whole airplane down because apparently a technical issue
and we've been sitting on the airplane in Taiwan for about three hours
and I've watched two movies now
we are back on power now and it's 2:21am
we were supposed to be leaving three hours ago at 11:35pm
I ask that you now disembark the aircraft and into the waiting lounge where the ground staff will have more information for you
due to the plane's technical issue, this flight is now cancelled and will be rescheduled
when I saw on the TV how this air company manages this
now I'm here I can't believe this
really, we couldn't have foreseen this
please hand these over to the hotel check-in counter
and these papers to the flight check-in counter
so you will be taking the taxi to Hyatt hotel
let's do two persons per taxi because you will have to carry your luggage with you
queue for the taxi
6am
all A380 passengers
flight was rescheduled the same day at 8pm
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Why I Don't Support The Daiya Boycott - Duration: 16:52.
Hey there Modern vegans and vegan curious. It's Margaret, and welcome back to ModVegan.
Today on ModVegan, I'm going to be talking about Otsuka's
recent purchase of daiya foods. Now Otsuka is a Japanese company. They own a
bunch of different companies - including crystal geyser sparkling
water in the United States - a whole bunch of things but they specialize in health
and wellness, and they're also a pharmaceutical company, and so they test
on animals. And this has really upset a lot of people in the vegan community.
People in the vegan community absolutely love Daiya dairy free cheese and yogurt
and all that stuff, and they're really upset by this, and they're actually
calling for a boycott - super upset that the Daiya is being purchased by this
company. I want to talk about that today. I want to talk about why I think it's a
mistake to boycott Daiya, but first, if you want to see more videos like this
one and if you enjoy this video give it a thumbs up and subscribe and don't
forget to click on that bell icon so you're notified when new videos come out.
Otherwise, how you will know about a new video? So be sure and click on that bell
icon, and let's get to it.
So, Otsuka is a Japanese company and they just bought Daiya for 405 million dollars
Canadian. Daiya is a Canadian company, it is located in Vancouver - we actually
have quite a few plant-based companies here in Canada. We've got Daiya, we've got
Gardein and some other companies like that that have been created here in
Canada, and people around the world really love these companies, and they are
very attached to them. Especially vegans. And so, I was not entirely surprised when
I went to my local Calgary vegan and vegetarian website and saw plenty of
people calling for a boycott on Daiya and the reason they were calling for a
boycott is because Otsuka is - now, it's like a lot of other Japanese
companies: they own a ton of different companies so it's not just the
pharmaceutical company, they own water companies in the United States - I think I
mentioned in the intro, they own Crystal Geyser - which I remember from when I was
a really little kid is just a company that sold bottled water in the
U.S. - so they own a whole bunch of different things. Um, they also sell a
line of supplements in the US, but they sell a lot of different things.
But what people are primarily concerned about, and what vegans are concerned about, is
the fact that Otsuka owns a pharmaceutical company that is required
to test on animals and so the first point I want to make here - and I can state
right off the bat that I think the boycott is a mistake and for a variety
of reasons - but primarily because Daiya is going to stay the same company it
always has been. It still has the same leadership team, it still has the same
corporate structure. They are still going to be a 100% vegan company. There is
absolutely nothing to indicate that Otsuka wants to change any of that. They
are purchasing the company whole cloth, and they are going to be allowing it to
function the way it always has with the idea of expanding the market into Asia
and some other places, seeing what they can do with the product and helping them
to be able to spread further and obviously to also contribute to their
own bottom line.
So, Otsuka does own a pharmaceutical company. Now, this company
is required to test on animals just like any pharmaceutical company anywhere in
the world. I don't know how many people are aware of this, but if you own a
pharmaceutical company, if you introduce a new drug it must be tested on animals.
And now, different pharmaceutical companies will approach this different
ways, but if you introduce something that's new, that is going to seek
approval, it will have to be tested on animals. That is just part of the
approval process. It does not matter where you are in the world, that is part of it.
It is mandatory. Otsuka does try to minimize the amount
of animal testing that they do, and I mean - I do not agree with that. I'm a
vegan: I do not think that that makes any sense. I think it's the wrong way to go
about things. But that is the way that they do it. So they do use animal testing,
but Otsuka does use the 3 R's to try and reduce the amount of animal testing that
they do. The first principle that Otsuka tries to use is replacement or avoidance.
If a test can possibly be done by something other than an animal, if
there's a legal reason that they can get around it, they will try and do so.
So they'll try to replace it. The second thing that they'll try and do is, if they
cannot replace that testing, if it's not legal to do so, they will do anything
they can to REDUCE the amount of animals that are going to be used in these
experiments. And finally, they seek to REFINE the use of animals so that they
can use animals as little as possible, and also cause as little
as possible harm to the animals. We all know - I mean if you've ever had a friend that's
worked in, say, a biology department at a university, you know that even
when universities - and I mean my background is in academics, so I know a
lot of friends that worked doing animal testing at universities - and so, what they
had to do was, do all these different animal tests. But at least at Otsuka
they have processes in place to try and refine some of that animal testing so that
it's a doesn't end up resulting in the death of the animal - to shorten the
length of these study periods, all those kinds of things. So they are actively
aware and interested in that, and I'm going to be putting a link in the
description box below to explain their three part process. I'll be putting a
link to it down there. What I'm not trying to say here is that Otsuka
Pharmaceuticals is better than any other pharmaceutical company, or anything like
that. What I'm trying to say is that if you are a vegan that purchases things
from companies that are not vegan - so, like for me as a person, I try to always
buy the vegan version of a product, I try to encourage companies to make more
vegan products by buying vegan products. So if I'm going to buy something
from, say, Johnson & Johnson, I will look for a product that is vegan and that way -
and I even write letters to these companies, and I encourage you to do so
as well - if you're gonna buy something from those companies, buy something that
is vegan, let them know that you appreciate that they create that vegan
product by buying it - that's my philosophy. So I do purchase vegan items
from non vegan companies, and I would actually encourage that you do that as
well. But if you're someone who just absolutely does not believe in buying
anything from any company that is not 100% vegan, continue to do so. I don't
know how you manage it, but I absolutely would encourage you to do so. However, if
you are a vegan who buys things from non- vegan companies - if you buy vegan
products such as, you know, canned beans from your local Safeway store that are
Safeway brands...well, Safeway also sells dairy. Are you going to stop buying those
beans just because Safeway sells dairy as well? Or are you going to buy the
beans to encourage them to make more beans? I would hope that you would
be doing that, but everyone has their own way of approaching this. But I would say,
in my personal case, I have no problem buying vegan products from
non-vegan companies. And therefore, I am not upset by the fact that Otsuka's
bought Daiya. And there are a couple other reasons for this, and one of the
main ones is that Otsuka is a Japanese company. And I don't think that that's
immaterial. It is very important. I think the fact that they are an Asian company, they
saw value in Daiya, and now Daiya is being purchased for about four hundred five
million dollars, which is not a lot of money, especially when you compare it to,
say, Danone's recent acquisition of White Wave foods - who manufactures Silk dairy-free
products, so like it's Silk Almond Milk, Soy Milk - things like that - Dannon
bought White Wave foods for about ten point five billion dollars, something
like that. A lot of money. This is four hundred and five million dollars - it's a
lot less. But this Japanese company is seeing this dairy-free product line and
thinking "oh, you know our market could benefit from this". And if you're a vegan,
I hope that you can see how significant this is. We have a Japanese company
that's looking at this Dairy-Free Canadian company. We know that demographically
most people in Asia are lactose intolerant, and there are a lot of
food trends that are used in the US and in Western countries that are copied in
in Asian countries. So, you know, if cupcakes are really popular in in Europe
and in North America, the Japanese market is going to be interested in cupcakes.
And what are they going to want to put in those cupcakes? They're probably
going to put butter in those cupcakes. But a lot of their market is allergic to
butter, or very sensitive to it. And so a dairy-free margarine, or you know having
a dairy-free cheese for pizza. So, pizza's super popular also in Japan,
but a lot of the consumers there do have digestive issues with it - I mean, this is just
a fact - and so having this as an option is really important for Otsuka. And I can
see why they'd be interested in owning a company that allows them dairy free
options like dairy free cream cheese, all these kinda things, so that they can mimic
western products for the asian market. Things that people just want to try, they
can they can mimic those products, using daiya foods products, and they can avoid
the whole dairy issue. And this is really big, because what they're doing is - we
have the potential of having dairy-free products enter those markets before
dairy products do. So instead of ramping up dairy production in these Asian
countries, we might be able to see an increase in plant-based products instead.
So some of these cognate products - I don't know what you call them like these
you know corollary products - there's got to be a better name for than that - but you know,
dairy-free cheese instead of regular dairy cheese, things like that. I think
this is really important, and it's giving the Asian market a chance to get some of
these products early on, not getting them from cows getting them from other
sources. And I see that as nothing but a benefit. I understand that a lot of you
are probably on the fence about buying anything that comes from a non-vegan
company - of course, that is forgetting the fact that there really are not very many
vegan companies. We have a few - there is you know, there WAS White Wave Foods,
which was one of the biggest that has silk soy milk and things like that, as I
mentioned earlier in the video, they manufacture a lot of dairy free
beverages and things like that, but they were purchased by Danone and they make a
lot of the dairy products in the world. But they have been looking into
plant-based products and it's kind of interesting they went after White Wave
Foods. They purchase it for ten and a half billion dollars, which is a ton of
money, but they saw a lot of value in that company. And, obviously, this is
capitalism. They just want to make money. They see a way to get dairy-like
products without having to worry about the cows, and that obviously makes it a
more profitable company. It's a profitable acquisition for them and it
has been in the last quarterly results, danone was was showing a much better
profit than they'd been expecting, and this is - a lot of it is because of White
Wave Foods. I mean, that was something that I noticed - a lot of market
commentators talking about with how profitable these plant-based companies
are. So even Danone, which is one of the world's largest dairy companies, if not the
largest, sees the value in plant-based products, so much so that they actually
recently sold off part of their US dairy business. They sold off Stonyfield
yogurt, which a lot of people who like you know organic food and things like
that. I remember back when I was you know as someone we ate dairy and things like
that Stonyfield organic yogurt was kind of
like the "creme de la creme" of organic yogurt.
But it comes from cows and what what Dannon realized is like, why would we own
a company like Stonyfield, which is so expensive? You know, you have all of these
regulations with the organic dairy growth and things like that you know all
of these different regulations, but it's still animals and so there's still all
of these extra things being taken away from the system as well. You know,
obviously - you know take, giving these animal medical care and taking care of
their waste, and all those kinds of things it's incredibly wasteful! And they
make more money off of the dairy free version, so White Wave Foods is far more
profitable than Stonyfield was. And so, they sold Stonyfield for I think eight
hundred and seventy five million dollars - something like that - and it was a great
deal for them they got to get rid of something that was a drain on their
resources, which was Stonyfield yogurt, and they bought White Wave foods
instead. And all of this is causing a great deal of concern amongst dairy
farmers. It's been very interesting for me to see some of the comments that I've
gotten on this channel lately from people who are concerned about dairy and
the dairy industry people who maybe are vegetarian but own dairy farms - yes, I have
comments from people like that. And it's very interesting to see comments from
people who are very concerned and feel like vegans are attacking them. And
it's too bad. But, you know, one of the reasons that this channel is called
ModVegan is because I genuinely believe that the future of food is vegan.
It's not just because it's the right thing to do, it's because it is the most
efficient thing to do. And I know that lots of you guys don't like that, but
that's part of this channel. I do believe that veganism is not only the most
compassionate option, it is also the most efficient option. Because animal abuse is
not efficient. Abusing animals and using them, exploiting them is not efficient.
Trying to get all of these products that can be made perfectly easily out of
plants - it's not efficient to get it from animals. And so companies are starting to
realise that, and I see that as a huge thing. It's very interesting to me to see
how upset vegans have been by Otsuka's acquisition of Daiya foods. When you
consider the fact that Tyson Foods recently invested - they took a 5% stake
in Beyond Meat and no one seemed to bat an eye. Now Tyson, compared to Osaka which
is a giant conglomerate, but happens to own one pharmaceutical company that
tests on animals - you compare that to Tyson Foods which makes this living off
of abusing not just animals but probably people as well the way that they take
care of the people that work for them raising these animal is extremely
predatory, I think, is the nicest way to put it - I will put a link in my
description box below to a book that I read about some of the some of the
corporate practices of Tyson - but it is quite disturbing that a lot of these
pork pig and chicken manufacturers and animal abuser is what they do is they
force people to keep these animals in the most tightly contained circumstances
imaginable it's all about just making a profit and even though I think it's
great that Tyson is moving away from that and towards plant-based food I
still find it very disturbing and questionable that vegans are more upset
by this Daiya thing than they were by Tyson Foods investing in Beyond Meat. I think
that's completely hypocritical. There's a lot about this that I find totally
hypocritical. I would love to know what you guys think. I want to know what you
think about this acquisition. Are you going to jump on the on the boycott
bandwagon without really knowing very much? Like, what do you think about it?
I mean, honestly from my perspective, if you believe that it is okay to buy vegan
products from non vegan companies, to me the answer is completely clear: we should
be continuing to buy Daiya products if we like them and allowing this company
to hopefully expand, to spread plant-based foods to more regions of the
globe. I see that as a positive thing. I want to know: what you guys think? Do you
think that we just shouldn't buy anything from any company that's not
vegan? How, exactly, you manage to realistically sustain that in your life?
Because that's something I don't know how you do. So if you manage to do that,
I'd love to hear about it. I don't really see many options other than growing your
own food. If that's what you're looking for - and obviously a lot of us are not
going to be growing our own food, and so, it makes sense to buy - again, in my
opinion - vegan products from non vegan companies. I'm very happy that they will
be continuing with the same management team that they have in place now, they've
managed to grow that company very well, they've done a great
job making that company grow. And, I mean, I would love to see them develop some
better products. There's a few things from Daiya that I think could be improved
somewhat. Certainly their cheese. Our family is a huge fan of their yogurt. We
love their yogurt. I have another friend that also has become a big fan of their
yogurt lately, so I know that the yogurt is a hit. Some of the cheese products I
think that they have some catching up to do on, but it's been interesting to see
what people think about those things. I really want to know what you guys think about
this. I am concerned a bit that this has led to a boycott, whereas the Beyond Meat
Tyson Food things didn't really at all. People still seem to have no problem
at all touting the Beyond Burger, but they're very concerned about this with
with Otsuka. I'd really love to hear it. Do you think it's because it's a
foreign company? Do you think that's why people are more upset? I'd love to have you
weigh in on this. If you're someone who only buy vegan products from
vegan companies, I'd also love to know how you do that. I can really only
imagine that being possible if you grow a lot of your own food, but I'd be
interested in hearing what you do, how you manage that. And how you might
justify a book boycott, if you have a good justification for that boycott, I'd
love to hear that in the comment section below. Thank you so much for watching. If
you enjoy this video, thumbs up and subscribe so you don't miss another
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Shut up!
Hi Santa
Hi honey
Are you being a good girl this year?
Listening to mom and dad?
I think this is gonna be fun
It's gonna blow up
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More Than 34,000 Studies Crush This Common Cancer Myth - Duration: 20:51.
More Than 34,000 Studies Crush This Common Cancer Myth
Vitamin D, often referred to as �the sunshine vitamin,� is different from other vitamins
in that it influences your entire body.
And, while scientists refer to vitamin D as a vitamin, it is actually a steroid hormone
obtained from sun exposure, food sources and supplementation.
Vitamin D receptors have been found in almost every type of human cell, from your brain
to your bones.
Unfortunately, dermatologists and the media do the public a great disservice by recommending
avoiding the sun to decrease skin cancers.
This is because these �experts� fail to realize that vitamin D deficiency not only
raises your risk of skin cancer but many of the most common cancers as well, which claim
far more lives than the deadliest skin cancer, melanoma.
Breast and prostate cancers are just two examples where low vitamin D renders you more vulnerable
to more aggressive forms of the disease.
Low vitamin D also raises your risk for heart disease, diabetes, osteoporosis and other
chronic diseases.
The scientific evidence, now running in excess of 34,000 studies, details the many benefits
of UV exposure, both for vitamin D production and other benefits that are completely unrelated
to vitamin D.
The most important thing you can do to prevent skin cancer is to spend a sufficient amount
of time in the sun as frequently as possible, ideally close to daily to maintain an optimal
vitamin D level.
A primary risk factor for skin cancer is intermittent overexposure, not sensible exposure.
Appropriate sun exposure means, first and foremost, avoiding sunburn.
As long as you avoid sunburn you are getting the benefits of sun exposure.
Sunscreen Chemical Is Lethal to Horseshoe Crabs
Avoid shielding yourself from the sun�s rays by slathering on chemical sunscreens,
many of which have been linked to an increased risk of skin cancer, as noted by clinical
laboratory scientist Elizabeth Plourde, Ph.D., in the video above.
Sunscreens have also been implicated in the destruction of corals and other sea life.
A recent symposium on emerging environmental contaminants highlighted the environmental
dangers associated with widespread sunscreen use.
According to University of Delaware marine biologist Danielle Dixson, the chemical oxybenzone
in sunscreens is lethal to horseshoe crab eggs.
In Delaware, beach season coincides with the spawning season of horseshoe crabs, and since
they lay their eggs in the sand in shallow water, they�re particularly vulnerable to
chemical contaminants introduced by beachgoers.
Researchers estimate sunscreen-wearing beachgoers introduce as much as 6,000 metric tons of
sunscreen into the world�s oceans each year.
As reported by Cape Gazette:
��Sunscreen exposure strongly influences the development, growth and survivorship of
the horseshoe crab egg and larvae,� [Dixon] concluded �
The chemical found in Hawaiian Tropic used in Dixson�s study is oxybenzone, which has
been found to alter the DNA of coral, increase susceptibility to coral bleaching and disrupt
the endocrine systems of marine animals.
Research has found the chemical impacts aquatic life at a concentration of 62 parts per trillion
� the equivalent of one drop of water in about six Olympic-size pools, Dixson said.�
Sunscreens Contain Many Potentially Hazardous Chemicals
While some sunscreen manufacturers have switched from oxybenzone to avobenzone, researchers
like Dixon note no studies have been done to confirm whether avobenzone is actually
a safer choice.
Chances are, it�s not.
Disturbingly, recent research by the Center for Disease Control and Prevention found 96
percent of the U.S. population has oxybenzone in their bodies, and this chemical is a known
endocrine disruptor linked to reduced sperm count in men and endometriosis in women.
Disturbingly, at least nine of the sunscreen ingredients the U.S. Food and Drug Administration
(FDA) has approved are known endocrine disruptors.
Aside from oxybenzone � which is found in 70 percent of sunscreens � other commonly
used chemicals that can enter your bloodstream and can cause toxic side effects, including
hormone disruption, include but are not limited to:
Many sunscreens also contain vitamin A and/or its derivatives, retinol and retinyl palmitate,
which have been linked to an increased risk of skin cancer by increasing the speed at
which malignant cells develop and spread.
Beware of Nanoparticles
Spray-on sunscreens pose an additional hazard by releasing toxic particles into the air.
The FDA has previously expressed concern that inhaling these products may be risky, especially
to children, and has warned parents to avoid spray-on sunscreens.
The two agents of greatest concern are zinc oxide and titanium dioxide, as these are the
two most often used in spray-on sunscreen products.
These two minerals are the safest topical sunscreen agents around, but inhaling them
is a whole different story.
Most studies to date have shown that zinc oxide and titanium dioxide are safe and unlikely
to penetrate your skin when applied topically, as long as they are not nanosized.
But when these minerals are inhaled, they have been shown to irritate lung tissues and
potentially lead to serious health problems, and the finer the particles, the worse their
effects appear to be.
The International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC) has classified titanium dioxide as
a �possible carcinogen� when inhaled in high doses.
According to IARC:
�Titanium dioxide causes varying degrees of inflammation and associated pulmonary effects
including lung epithelial cell injury, cholesterol granulomas and fibrosis.
�Rodents experience stronger pulmonary effects after exposure to ultrafine titanium dioxide
particles compared with fine particles on a mass basis.�
Safe Versus Unsafe Titanium Dioxide and Zinc Oxide
Most nanoscale particles (microscopic particles measuring less than 100 nanometers) found
in American sunscreens are either titanium dioxide or zinc oxide.
Animal research has shown that inhaled nanoparticles can reach all areas of your respiratory tract
and, since your lungs have difficulty clearing small particles, they may be allowed to pass
into your bloodstream.
Other studies have proven some nanoparticles are even able to cross your blood-brain barrier.
If allowed to enter your lungs or penetrate your skin, nanoparticles, therefore, have
the potential to cause widespread damage to your cells and organs, immune system, nervous
system, heart, and brain.
Some scientists postulate that the toxic effects of nanoparticles relate to their size being
in the range of a virus, which may trigger your body�s immune response.
Inhaling higher amounts of zinc oxide can also lead to �metal fume fever,� characterized
by chest pain, cough, dyspnea, reduced lung volumes, nausea, chills, malaise, and leukocytosis.
One animal study found zinc oxide nanoparticles to be cytotoxic, interfering with zinc homeostasis,
elevating zinc levels and resulting in apoptosis (cell death).
An Indian study concluded that zinc oxide particles cause toxicity in human lung cells
possibly through �stress-induced apoptosis.�
Human studies are sorely lacking as to the health effects of inhaling of zinc oxide particles,
especially at lower levels, such as from brief exposure to sunscreen spray.
However, using these spray-on products are clearly an unnecessary risk since safer options
are readily available.
Your safest bet is to use topical zinc oxide or titanium dioxide that does not contain
nanosized particles.
Sun Avoidance Promotes Early Death
One of the most compelling reasons for getting regular, sensible sun exposure on bare skin
is that it promotes optimal physical and psychological health and helps prevent chronic diseases
of all kinds.
As noted in a scientific review by dermatologist Dr. Richard Weller, sun exposure has cardiovascular
benefits independent of vitamin D, and cardiovascular disease is a far greater public health problem
than skin cancer.
In fact, research suggests your risk of dying from heart disease or stroke is 800 percent
greater on average than your risk of dying from skin cancer.
One of the key messages in Weller�s paper is that public health messages really should
be determined based on all-cause mortality, not a singular disease.
�Sunlight is a risk factor for skin cancer, but sun avoidance may carry more of a cost
than benefit for overall good health,� he writes.
Another study published in the journal Public Health Nutrition in 2012 also concluded that:
�The overall health benefit of an improved vitamin D status may be more important than
the possibly increased CMM (cutaneous malignant melanoma) risk resulting from carefully increasing
UV exposure.
Important scientific facts behind this judgment are given.�
Even though Weller is ahead of the pack in recognizing the importance of sun exposure,
he and most other physicians don�t understand why this is so.
There are many reasons, but two large ones are:
Exposure to the sun increases nitric oxide production, which will relax blood vessels,
lower blood pressure and decrease platelet activation, making your blood thinner and
less likely to clot and form a stroke or heart attack.
Nitric oxide will also improve your immune function.
Red and infrared rays are rarely discussed but recent research has shown that red at
660 nm and near infrared at 830 nm both have powerful benefits on improving mitochondrial
function.
This is because cytochrome c oxidase, which is one of the electron transport chains in
the mitochondria, are chromophores for those wavelengths and when they absorb that energy
the efficiency of ATP and mitochondrial cellular energy is increased.
Sun Avoidance Is as Risky as Smoking
A study driving home this risk-benefit reality was done in Sweden.
More than 25,500 Swedish women between the ages of 25 and 64 were followed for 20 years.
Detailed information about sun exposure habits and confounding factors were obtained and
analyzed in a �competing risk� scenario.
Overall, women who got regular sun exposure did have a higher risk for melanoma compared
to sun avoiders, but they also had a lower all-cause mortality risk, likely due to their
increased vitamin D levels.
Women with active sun exposure habits ended up having a lower risk of cardiovascular disease
and non-cancer death compared to those who avoided the sun.
According to the authors:
�Nonsmokers who avoided sun exposure had a life expectancy similar to smokers in the
highest sun exposure group, indicating that avoidance of sun exposure is a risk factor
for death of a similar magnitude as smoking.
�Compared to the highest sun exposure group, life expectancy of avoiders of sun exposure
was reduced by 0.6 [to] 2.1 years.�
In short, if you�re concerned about mortality, and not just mortality from one specific disease
(melanoma), the scales are decidedly tipped toward sun exposure being of tremendous benefit.
Five of the many noteworthy properties of spending some quality time in the sun include:
Pain-killing (analgesic) properties Increased subcutaneous fat metabolism
Regulation of human lifespan (solar cycles appear to be able to directly affect the human
genome, thereby influencing lifespan) Daytime sun exposure improves evening alertness
Conversion to metabolic energy (i.e., we may �ingest� energy directly from the sun,
like plants do)
Measure Your Vitamin D in Summer and Winter
As a general rule, I recommend measuring your vitamin D level twice a year, in the middle
of the summer and winter, to ascertain your annual high and low.
Ideally, you want your serum 25-hydroxyvitamin D (25(OH)D) to be between 40 and 65 nanograms
per milliliter (ng/mL) year-round.
Anything below 20 ng/mL is considered a serious deficiency state that increases your risk
of both acute and chronic ill health.
When it comes to optimizing your vitamin D through sensible sun exposure, keep your skin
color in mind.
African Americans are more prone to vitamin D deficiencies as they produce less vitamin
D3 than do Caucasians in response to usual levels of sun exposure.
As a general rule, the darker your skin, the more sun exposure you need, and vice versa.
Remember the absolute best way to optimize your vitamin D level is by sensible sun exposure.
I haven�t swallowed oral vitamin D for over 10 years now and my level is rarely below
70 ng/mL, but that is because I made a conscious effort to move down to Florida and walk in
the sun for 90 minutes nearly every day.
I realize that not everyone can do this, and if you can�t, then taking a supplement is
likely a wise choice.
I just want you to recognize it is a significantly inferior alternative as you are also missing
out on the nitric oxide, and the red- and near-infrared benefits from the sun mentioned
above.
Reduce Your Risk of Sunburn With �Internal Sunscreens�
As mentioned, one of the primary risk factors of skin cancer is sunburn, which is an inflammatory
process.
Aside from paying careful attention to covering up before you get burned, you can reduce your
risk of sunburn by eating plenty of antioxidant-rich fruits and vegetables, and/or taking an astaxanthin
supplement.
The latter has been shown to work as an effective internal sunscreen, protecting your skin from
UV radiation damage.
In addition to copious testimonials and anecdotal evidence, scientific studies have substantiated
these skin protective effects.
In one study, subjects who took 4 milligrams (mg) of astaxanthin per day for two weeks
showed a significant increase in the amount of time necessary for UV radiation to redden
their skin.
Animal studies lend further evidence to astaxanthin�s effects as an internal sunscreen:
In one study, mice were fed various combinations of astaxanthin, beta-carotene and retinol
for four months.
Astaxanthin was substantially effective in preventing photoaging of the skin after UV
radiation, as measured by markers for skin damage
A rat study found astaxanthin was found to be 100 times stronger than beta-carotene and
1,000 times stronger than lutein in preventing UVA light-induced oxidative stress
The Journal of Dermatological Science published a study in 2002 finding astaxanthin is able
to protect against alterations in human DNA induced by UVA light exposure
How to Choose a Safer Sunscreen
There are thousands of sunscreens on the market and it may seem daunting to find a safe one.
The majority of chemical sunscreens contain endocrine disruptors, which are particularly
risky for pregnant women, infants and small children.
These can disrupt growth and development, cause early puberty and result in small testicle
size and low sperm count in boys.
They also have carcinogenic potential.
Among the worst are those containing oxybenzone, synthetic fragrances and retinyl palmitate.
When choosing a sunscreen, your safest choice is a lotion or cream with zinc oxide.
It�s stable in sunlight and provides the best protection from UVA rays.
Your next best option is titanium dioxide.
Just make sure the product:
Does not contain nano sized particles Protects against both UVA and UVB rays
Keep in mind that SPF protects only from UVB rays, which are the rays within the ultraviolet
spectrum that allow your skin to produce vitamin D.
The most dangerous rays, in terms of causing skin damage and cancer, are the UVA rays.
Avoid sunscreens with an SPF above 50.
While not intrinsically harmful, the higher SPF tends to provide a false sense of security,
encouraging you to stay in the sun longer than you should.
Moreover, higher SPF typically does not provide much greater protection.
In fact, research suggests people using high-SPF sunscreens get the same or similar exposure
to UV rays as those using lower-SPF products.
Other Safe Sunning Tips
I recommend spending time in the sun regularly � ideally daily.
Sunshine offers substantial health benefits, provided you take a few simple precautions
to protect yourself from overexposure.
Here are my top five safe sunning tips:
1.
Give your body a chance to produce vitamin D before you apply sunscreen.
Expose large amounts of your skin (at least 40 percent of your body) to sunlight for short
periods daily.
Optimizing your vitamin D levels may reduce your risk of many internal cancers, and actually
reduces your risk of melanoma as well.
2.
Stay out just long enough for your skin to turn the very lightest shade of pink.
Shield your face from the sun using a safe sunscreen or hat, as your facial skin is thin
and more prone to sun damage, such as premature wrinkling.
3.
When you�ll be in the sun for longer periods, cover up with clothing, a hat or shade (either
natural or shade you create using an umbrella).
A safe sunscreen can be applied after you�ve optimized your skin�s daily vitamin D production,
although clothing is your safest option to prevent burning and skin damage.
Keep in mind that in order for sunscreen to be effective, you must apply large amounts
over all exposed areas of your skin.
This means the product should not trigger skin allergies and must provide good protection
against UVA and UVB radiation.
It also should not be absorbed into your skin, as the most effective sunscreen acts as a
topical barrier.
4.
Consider the use of an �internal sunscreen� like astaxanthin to gain additional sun protection.
Typically, it takes several weeks of daily supplementation to saturate your body�s
tissues enough to provide protection.
Astaxanthin can also be applied topically, which is why it�s now being incorporated
into a number of topical sunscreen products.
5.
Consuming a healthy diet full of natural antioxidants is another highly useful strategy to help
avoid sun damage.
Fresh, raw, unprocessed foods deliver the nutrients that your body needs to maintain
a healthy balance of omega-6 and animal-based DHA omega-3 oils in your skin, which are your
first lines of defense against sunburn.
Vegetables also provide your body with an abundance of powerful antioxidants that will
help you fight the free radicals caused by sun damage that can lead to burns and cancer.
Elizabeth Plourde�s PhD book �Sunscreens Biohazard: Treat as Hazardous Waste� is
available on Amazon.com
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Orientar Antena Parabólica con Brújula Android | Astra 19.2 - Duration: 6:40.
hello welcome to a new video today I to show how to orient a satellite dish
using this as the only tool brujula
As we know we need to orient antennas a field strength meter is a great tool
but it costs money and go to dedicate professionally mounted antennas
and just want to mount a satellite dish on your house not worth buy one
There is also the SatFinder which costs about 10 euros and what it does is it emits a beep
a beep when it detects a satellite, bad It is that it gives to any satellite and that
It can be confusing because you do not know that is capturing satellite antenna,
I'll show you how to orient alone with the compass using a decoder and the
Google Help
So we went into google and put Azimuth Parabolic or dish azimuth in English
There are several websites as we entered this for example and put our location where
we are going to place the antenna, below we chose satellite as
the list starts with those on the east, I will choose the satellite astra 19.2 degrees
So I keep this down well and here we have it here and click on go
we have all the information we need
Elevating the antenna is 40 degrees, the magnetic azimuth that are 144 degrees and
the inclination of 20 degrees putting lnb
well started by the azimuth, degrees Azimuth is the turn must give
the antenna starting from the north this at 0 degrees and this will measure the
compass the application of COMPASS unlike android
a truth of always required calibration and this we got by
one number 8 in the air with the phone in hand, usually the Compass application itself
we will ask if you need to calibrate all ways if we leave the compass at one point and
we see that one is moving seal that needs recalibrate the compass as we see this phone
It does not move so is calibrated
when we go to measure the degree of displacement Horizontal azimuth we place ourselves close
antenna but but not too close because brujula sometimes gives an iron fence
misreading
in Spain and in general in the hemisphere North satellites appear in the south
this antenna not to this satellite oriented 157 degrees marking see that siginifica
which is southeast facing and may this oriented satellite hotbird or eutelsat
the lnb generally bow down to him if left to the left
south line of 180 degrees or right if It is to the right of the South Line
if you live in a country that is in the hemisphere then south satellites appear
North and lnb so we turn to the left if the left and the northern line
I turn right if the satellite is to the right of the line north or northeast
anyway the web and we will indicate to where I turn it and do not need to use
an inclinometer to measure the degree tilt simply turn a little hand
and the decoder connected to the antenna Parabolic the turn where we have the best
quality seal
to measure the elevation we will look at line frame showing us
degrees elevation
While we will see an antenna I have oriented the astra 19 only with brujula
you will see that there is a car next is that the car meets an elementary function is
hold the mast perhaps a little way traditional
This video could be called as putting A satellite dish in a car
to power the TV and decoder use This inverter current I did a
video recently
While we make an approach with the brujula and here we must not get so close to the post
iron but I have done for between in the plane with one hand as he recorded and
the other have the brujula
Here we see the mount that marks something more than 40 degrees because the mast is subject to
car wheel is slightly inclined right so to offset that
Fallen had to increase the elevation antenna
the LNB is turned a little account according to the inclinometer as they were 20 degrees
but anyway both the azimuth, elevation and LNB skew'll tune with
the decoder
the decoder will use is this it costs just over 20 euros which also
I made a video and setting it correctly we can see all channels open
but first we must set the decoder for astra 19 already have the datos.como the
Often we drive feeding and we transponder 11067
We search for other satellites Googe this same information for the satellite you want
orient the antenna
connect you with the connectors fa left I insercción fast and threadless
right threading, when we finish put him the plastic sleeve with the threaded connector
and grabbed the cable ties or tape to arm lnb
Once the first approach with the compass may not show us the satelite
on screen but it should be close so we must move very slowly antenna
allow time for the decoder to receive the seal
and to finish to ensure that guidance It's the closest we press about the mount
the mast so that there is no slack and we move upwards for example and should decrease
the seal and if the move down and decreases siginifica also the signal that height,
elevation is correct, We do the same with the horizontal orientation
antenna moving left and right and if you always fijais I try to move it
decreases signal quality at which is also good horizontally oriented
exactly the same thing we do with the lnb moving it obervando slowly and the optimal position
As we can see the open channels are no problem, but as I said this decoodificador
It allows you to view all channels open so that connecting to internet through a
wifi adapter and in this case estopy in field data sharing internet
the phone we have access to all channels, This type of connection and just spend data
, About 30 mb when more or less, so it's a pretty good way to view all
tv channels if you're camping in the field and we have connection wifi
good for even the video here today, I hope See you liked another video up
soon
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