An Giang info: Youtube daily report Sep 20 2018

Hi my name is youhei ozaki. Thanks for watch this video. This time talk about self care that improve the cheek extra moisture and back head weightness.

This time,aiming point is stiff muscle that adhere to cheek bone. That place is the part under the eyes. In this place is many stiff muscle accumulate.

But almost people doing not massage firmly. Even if you watch muscle illustration,there is not many muscle in that place. But reality is there is many stiff point.

At past also i thought never many muscle into that place. But i was mistake. This is not to mistake of textbox.

Maybe that is stiff myofascial or aggregation of some little muscle. If you leave it as stiff things into that place,your cheek keep continue extra moisture. Or the back head myofascial was pull,become stiff. That situation is born.

This self care is so easy. this self care can to do at between work. Let's do with me.

At first please prepare the desk. Please put self elbow on this desk. Please check now self condition. Please check cheek stiffness with to pinch cheek.

Please check right and left together. And back head also check it. At especially back side of ear is stiff.

Almost people don't know stiffness standard. I was heard about this from many customers. As easy standard,there is ear stiffness.

I recommend to pinch it vertically instead of sideways. Please check painful of that time. Strangely,There is something completely different with right and left.

Maybe you feel painful. Your ear as well become soft by this self care. Please remember the ear stiffness. This method is easy.

It make fist with both hands. Please put self elbow on the desk etc. And please push and touch the finger second joint.

So,only do nod a lot. And please slide little by little. Case of used the small face roller,in that stimulation don't effective. Because bone adhering muscle can't become soft by that stimulation.

About to soften muscle is face roller stimulation don't effective. Of course to arrange skin condition is important. If you want to seek the effect like that,that method as well effective.

You will feel strong pain by this self care. Please check now condition again after about 2 minute. It is cheek thickness,muscle painful etc.

Case of me,I felt decrease extra sagging. Maybe face wrinkle was as well decrease. And please do pinch the ear.

Maybe you can to pinch ear easily. Case of your ear became soft,muscle around ear as well become soft. Many people body sense is low.

The reason that i recommend the ear pinching is that. Please check into between of self care.

Please try it. Thanks for watch this video. See you!

For more infomation >> Self care that improve the cheek extra moisture and back head weightness. - Duration: 6:51.

-------------------------------------------

An unlikely triathlete pens a

For more infomation >> An unlikely triathlete pens a

-------------------------------------------

Tin Nóng BBC 21/09/2018 - BẬT KHÓC với TIN VIỆT NAM quyết định CỰC S.Ố.C VAY THÊM NỢ NƯỚC NGOÀI - Duration: 31:57.

For more infomation >> Tin Nóng BBC 21/09/2018 - BẬT KHÓC với TIN VIỆT NAM quyết định CỰC S.Ố.C VAY THÊM NỢ NƯỚC NGOÀI - Duration: 31:57.

-------------------------------------------

Bučková si po rozchodu s Vágnerem snaží zachovat chladnou hlavu: S Jakubem zůstaneme - Duration: 3:03.

For more infomation >> Bučková si po rozchodu s Vágnerem snaží zachovat chladnou hlavu: S Jakubem zůstaneme - Duration: 3:03.

-------------------------------------------

DEAF, Inc.'s Fall CommUNITY Dinner - Sat. Oct. 20, 2018 - Duration: 2:28.

WENDY & DEVON: Hello! Hello! Welcome.

DEVON: My name is Devon Hostetler. (signs name)

WENDY: I am Wendy Clemmey. (signs name)

DEVON: Guess what?

WENDY: What??

DEVON: We have an upcoming event! DEAF, Inc. will host our Fall CommUNITY Dinner.

WENDY: Oh, cool!! What's that?

DEVON: For many years we have called it the Thanksgiving Dinner, but now we have a new name, Fall Community Dinner.

WENDY: Very cool.

DEVON: The event will be the same.

We will still have great food, socializing, and a raffle.

WENDY: Cool....

DEVON: It will also be at the same location, at Bishop MacKenzie Center, 1337 Centre St, in Newton.

Do you know when the event is?

WENDY: Yes, it will be on Saturday, October 20, 2018 from 2:00pm – 6:00pm.

DEVON: Cool! How much does it cost?

WENDY: If you pay before October 15, tickets are $10 for adults, $5 for children 12 and under, and free for children under 3 years old.

DEVON: What happens if you pay after October 15?

WENDY: After October 15 the price increases to $15 for adults, $10 for children 12 and under, and free for children under 3 years old.

WENDY: If you are DeafBlind, you can bring an SSP or DBCAN Provider for free.

DEVON: Please arrange your own SSP or provider.

WENDY: How do I register?

DEVON: To register, contact DEAF, Inc. via VP at:

or for TTY/V:

or email us at:

WENDY: How can I pay?

DEVON: You can mail a check to us or check our website for more information.

The website also has the complete flyer with directions to the event.

BOTH: Save the date! Spread the word to your friends and families! We look forward to seeing you there!

GROUP: See you there!

For more infomation >> DEAF, Inc.'s Fall CommUNITY Dinner - Sat. Oct. 20, 2018 - Duration: 2:28.

-------------------------------------------

9/20/18 6:50 PM (4232 S Main St, Akron, OH 44319, USA) - Duration: 0:53.

For more infomation >> 9/20/18 6:50 PM (4232 S Main St, Akron, OH 44319, USA) - Duration: 0:53.

-------------------------------------------

Volvo V50 1.6 D2 S/S SPORT - Duration: 1:11.

For more infomation >> Volvo V50 1.6 D2 S/S SPORT - Duration: 1:11.

-------------------------------------------

T'ES OK ...? - Duration: 4:41.

For more infomation >> T'ES OK ...? - Duration: 4:41.

-------------------------------------------

10 aliments qui aident à guérir un foie malade - Santé Magazine ! - Duration: 6:20.

L'accumulation de la graisse dans le foie n'est pas du tout nouvelle pour la médecine mais elle reste peu connue du grand public.

Cette maladie silencieuse ne présente aucun symptôme particulier et ne génère pas de douleurs ce qui rend son diagnostic difficile et souvent tardif.

Une maladie et deux variantes; La maladie du foie gras peut être due à plusieurs facteurs comme la consommation d'alcool et là on parle de stéatose hépatique alcoolique,

ou au surpoids et à l'obésité, au diabète, à l'hypertension artérielle ou à la sédentarité. Dans ces cas, il s'agit de stéatose hépatique non alcoolique.

La stéatose hépatique non alcoolique : Ce trouble est devenu le trouble du foie le plus commun dans le monde occidental.

Ce dernier survient le plus souvent chez les personnes en surpoids et d'âge moyen, il consiste en une accumulation de graisse dans le foie,

ce qui compromet la capacité de cet organe à fonctionner correctement.

Souvent, les personnes développant cette maladie ne s'en rendent compte que lorsque celle-ci atteint un stade avancé ou de manière fortuite grâce à un test sanguin.

Pour l'éviter, pensez à inclure ces aliments dans votre régime alimentaire de manière régulière.

Les pires ennemis de la stéatose hépatique non alcoolique; Gingembre; La racine de gingembre est riche en fibres, ce qui aide à maintenir un tube digestif sain et à éliminer les toxines du corps.

Ses antioxydants de leur côté, renforcent le système immunitaire contre les infections et les maladies.

Vous pouvez en mettre dans votre thé, dans un sauté fait maison ou dans votre salade.

Toutefois, si vous êtes une femme enceinte ou allaitante ou si vous souffrez de diabète ou de maladies de sang, il faudra éviter de consommer du gingembre.

Citron; Le citron fait office de nettoyant interne doux et subtil pour le foie. Ceci est valable aussi pour les personnes chétives.

Il stimule également la production de la bile dans le foie, ce qui aide notre corps à digérer les graisses.

Sa teneur élevée en antioxydants et en vitamine C renforce également le système immunitaire.

Le citron contient aussi un composé appelé « naringinine » qui aide à soulager les inflammations du foie.

Si vous êtes allergiques aux agrumes, ou que vous souffrez de troubles rénaux et biliaires ou de brûlures d'estomac ou d'ulcère, ne consommez pas de citron.

Betteraves; Les betteraves, grâce à leur forte teneur en bétaïne, aident le foie à mieux jouer son rôle.

Tandis que la stéatose hépatique non alcoolique entrave le fonctionnement naturel du foie, les betteraves elles,

aident à détoxifier ce dernier ainsi qu'à digérer les lipides, et ce, même lorsque la graisse s'accumule à des niveaux importants dans le foie.

Patates douces; Grâce à leur richesse en carotènes qui ont un pouvoir anti-inflammatoire, les patates douces aident à nettoyer le foie.

Elles contiennent aussi du magnésium, du fer, de la vitamine B6, C et D.

Elles comportent aussi des propriétés anti-inflammatoires qui en font un allié de choix pour les personnes souffrant de stéatose hépatique.

Curcuma; Le curcuma possède de puissantes propriétés antioxydantes et anti-inflammatoires qui lui permettent de réduire l'inflammation dans le corps et de traiter les affections digestives.

Cette épice contribue à également à améliorer la fonction hépatique en augmentant la capacité du foie à détoxifier.

Chardon-Marie; Connu pour être un élixir pour le foie, le Chardon-Marie a été pendant longtemps utilisé pour soutenir la fonction hépatique.

Cette plante contient des antioxydantes puissants qui peuvent protéger votre corps contre les lésions nerveuses, le vieillissement anormal du cerveau ainsi que le cancer.

Il aide à reconstruire les cellules du foie tout en éliminant les toxines nocives pour le corps.

Sachant que plus de 200 expériences ont été menées sur le Chardon-Marie et ont prouvé qu'il baissait la mortalité chez les patients atteints d'insuffisance hépatique.

Pissenlit; Le thé fait à base de racine de pissenlit aide à maintenir un écoulement approprié de bile dans le corps, ce qui aide par conséquent le processus de digestion.

Cette fleur particulière contient de nombreuses vitamines et nutriments qui aident à maintenir le bon fonctionnement du foie.

La tige et les feuilles de pissenlit sont riches en vitamine C et aident du coup à l'absorption des minéraux et réduisent l'inflammation dans le corps.

Huile de nigelle ; Une recherche menée par le département de chimie thérapeutique au centre national de recherche égyptien au Caire a démontré que l'huile de nigelle était capable de réduire la progression ainsi que les complications dues à la stéatose hépatique.

Elle accélère donc le processus de guérison.

Toutefois, si vous souffrez d'une maladie comme l'hypertension artérielle ou un quelconque trouble de la coagulation ou si vous êtes une femme enceinte ou qui allaite,

demandez conseil à votre médecin avant la consommation de cette huile.

Légumes crus; Les nutriments se trouvant dans les légumes crus ont été utilisés pendant des siècles pour aider à traiter les maladies du foie.

En boire le jus est un excellent moyen d'aider votre corps à absorber les nutriments dont il a besoin pour bien fonctionner.

Ceci inclut le chou frisé, le chou, les betteraves, le céleri et le brocoli.

Vitamine E; Bien que ses effets exacts ne soient pas encore confirmés, on a pu remarquer une nette amélioration au niveau de la santé de personnes atteints de stéatose hépatique grâce à des apports supplémentaires en vitamine E.

Cette vitamine reste un antioxydant puissant qui réduit l'inflammation et stimule le système immunitaire.

For more infomation >> 10 aliments qui aident à guérir un foie malade - Santé Magazine ! - Duration: 6:20.

-------------------------------------------

Vaadin Designer for web

For more infomation >> Vaadin Designer for web

-------------------------------------------

Dinamo Zagreb 4-1 Fenerbahçe - GOLES Y RESUMEN - Grupo D Europa League - Duration: 1:44.

For more infomation >> Dinamo Zagreb 4-1 Fenerbahçe - GOLES Y RESUMEN - Grupo D Europa League - Duration: 1:44.

-------------------------------------------

Citroën Berlingo 1.9 D 600 apk 28-08-2019 - Duration: 1:02.

For more infomation >> Citroën Berlingo 1.9 D 600 apk 28-08-2019 - Duration: 1:02.

-------------------------------------------

Mercedes-Benz E-Klasse All-Terrain 220 D 4MATIC Widescreen / Panoramadak / COMAND / Trekhaak - Duration: 1:16.

For more infomation >> Mercedes-Benz E-Klasse All-Terrain 220 D 4MATIC Widescreen / Panoramadak / COMAND / Trekhaak - Duration: 1:16.

-------------------------------------------

RHOD: Full Opening Scenes - Bubbles And Brooding (Season 3, Episode 2) | Bravo - Duration: 7:16.

For more infomation >> RHOD: Full Opening Scenes - Bubbles And Brooding (Season 3, Episode 2) | Bravo - Duration: 7:16.

-------------------------------------------

Toyota Land Cruiser 2.8 D-4D-F EXCLUSIVE HIGH ROOF BLIND VAN Nieuwstaat! - Duration: 1:13.

For more infomation >> Toyota Land Cruiser 2.8 D-4D-F EXCLUSIVE HIGH ROOF BLIND VAN Nieuwstaat! - Duration: 1:13.

-------------------------------------------

Why Just Smiling Could Make You Feel Happier - Duration: 5:08.

[INTRO ♪]

Unsurprisingly, your face does a lot to communicate how you're feeling.

Whether you're happy about seeing your crush or shocked at the plot twist in a TV show, it probably shows.

Unless you're like, a star poker player.

What's more surprising is that, according to some research, your facial expressions are also a two-way street.

The idea is known as the facial feedback hypothesis, and it says that your expressions can change the emotions you experience.

So if you're having a crummy day, supposedly turning that frown upside-down will make you feel better.

It sounds great, but whether or not it's true is up for some debate.

Many researchers over the years have tried to find out, and the tale of their work is a great story of science in action.

The idea behind the facial feedback hypothesis is based on one of your senses, called proprioception.

It provides information on what your muscles and joints are doing and their positions relative to each other, so you don't need to look to know where, say, your left foot is.

According to the facial feedback hypothesis, your facial expressions are just another extension of this.

They're also important information and can make your emotions stronger or weaker, or maybe even cause them.

Research into this really started in the 1970s, and it has been a tricky road.

Experiment participants were typically asked to make different facial expressions, often by contracting certain muscles, like turning up the corners of their mouths.

Then researchers measured their emotions through their body's reactions to things like electric shocks—really!—or by rating their mood.

But the big problem is, we know what emotions go with smiling or frowning.

So people might have just been saying they felt happy when they were obviously smiling because… well, that's what you're supposed to do.

Maybe asking people to smile is what mattered, not the actual expression.

Then, in 1988, a paper came out in the Journal of Personality and Social Psychology that figured out this problem,

and its results have been included in many intro psych textbooks.

In a series of two experiments, researchers had 175 university students hold a pen in their mouth while trying to do some simple writing and drawing tasks.

They were told scientists were interested in learning more about what these tasks might be like for people with physical impairments.

But the researchers actually wanted to study the participants' emotions.

See, holding the pen between their teeth, it made their mouth form a smile.

And between their lips, a sort of pout.

But the key was, participants didn't realize their faces were making these expressions, so they couldn't bias any results.

Later, when they were asked to rate some comics, subjects tended to report they were funnier if they'd made the smiling face.

And since they didn't know they'd been smiling, it seemed like expression itself really affected things.

Of course, in the years since, many scientists also questioned the accuracy of this study.

Because welcome to research.

In a 2016 paper, 17 research groups from around the world came together to try to replicate it,

each running the study almost exactly like the original and testing close to 1900 participants.

Except, they couldn't find the effect.

But that didn't necessarily mean the classic study was wrong.

As it turns out, the study and the replication might both be correct.

See, a big part of science is that one research study seldom proves or disproves anything.

Each just offers evidence that needs to be evaluated and critiqued.

The heart of science is to test things over and over in new ways, revising our ideas as we learn more.

The goal of the replication study was to figure out whether having people hold pens in their mouths and rate comics was a good way to test the facial feedback hypothesis.

Because they failed to find the same results, it seemed the original study's results might have happened just by chance or some other factor.

Except, they missed a pretty big detail, which one of the original researchers and others pointed out later.

In the original 1980s experiment, people weren't watched while they did the tasks.

But in the replication, they were recorded by a video camera so researchers could check if they held the pens correctly.

It makes sense to want to check that, but psychology research has also shown that we tend to react differently when we're watched, including in how much we pay attention to what's going on inside our minds.

And that likely interrupted the effect.

Other researchers specifically tested this in 2018 and found that, with their nearly 200-person sample, this simple difference made a big impact.

When participants had a camera recording them, the facial feedback effect didn't happen.

But when there was no camera, it did.

This means the original and the replication might both be right.

And it goes to show that we shouldn't always be quick to judge when a new study comes out.

But what does this mean for you?

Do your facial expressions actually do anything?

Well, probably.

Today, lots of research has been done using various techniques, and a lot of it does support the facial feedback hypothesis.

This idea is even being used to create some new treatments.

Like, one 2017 study found that unknowingly smiling seemed to stop food cravings in 61 young women, especially those prone to emotional eating.

And a few studies over the last decade have found that injecting botox into frown lines might actually decrease depression symptoms.

But before you call your doctor, as always, more research is needed.

For now, the most we can say is that the evidence is promising—and that's okay.

Psychology is inherently full of unanswered questions, and sometimes the answers aren't as straightforward as you want them to be.

But hey, people are pretty complex, too.

Thanks for watching this episode of SciShow Psych!

We love exploring what makes our minds work and how all those things shape who we are and what we do.

If you'd like to keep learning with us, you can watch another one of our episodes or go to youtube.com/scishowpsych and subscribe.

[OUTRO ♪]

For more infomation >> Why Just Smiling Could Make You Feel Happier - Duration: 5:08.

-------------------------------------------

ME vs. PART 17! And Preview! [Tony Crynight] - Duration: 2:08.

Really...?! It took me four years to understand it was so easy to import an audio file???

I think I'll never be able to accept this...

It's coming!

For more infomation >> ME vs. PART 17! And Preview! [Tony Crynight] - Duration: 2:08.

-------------------------------------------

Here & Now Thursday September 20 2018 - Duration: 1:03:43.

For more infomation >> Here & Now Thursday September 20 2018 - Duration: 1:03:43.