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Hubspot vs Pardot (Which is Better?) 2018

everyone its jay-z I am a certified Salesforce administrator I've worked

with both of these products HubSpot in Salesforce par dot let's have a look at

them today we're going to compare a few things

so this will be fairly brief we're just going to look at the pricing with some

of the features I will make some comments on the ease of use of these

products along with the training their CRM and support

briefly looking at salesforce par dot you can see here the barrier to entry is

1250 that's for their lowest tiered product and then the next level up is

plus your at 2500 for this plan and then advanced is four thousand dollars per

month right so let's look at each of these briefly ok so let's just have a

very brief look at what these different editions offer to you in the various

plans you can see here again growth plus and advanced notice here under growth

the barrier to entry once again is 1250 it's a little bit high compared to

HubSpot you do have some limitations here under the 1250 option each of these

you can click through if you were on the website and you can see that as you go

across the board here some of these will not have limitations and under this plan

you will have limitations so that's for leads and then under automation you can

have a limitation on your dynamic content so that will cost extra so these

are just some things to look out for when you are making your purchase you

have a limitation on your automation rules under each of the plans but it's

50 here for the growth plan and as you go down you can see that each of these

features will have some limitation on them under the growth plan so really to

get all of the features you're moving up into the plus and advance so it's just

kind of good to know as you get going what kind of budget you're going to need

to have 10,000 contacts in this particular platform as well as the

HubSpot platform one other thing I'll point out here for this particular tool

is that if you want to have a robust set of options available to you for your

marketing automation in your inbound efforts

Salesforce engage product is extra it's $50 per user and what this allows for

you to do is to monitor the inbound traffic on your website and see those

visitors in real time as they come to your website so it's a nice feature to

have but it is going to cost you under the par dot and actually under this

specific product Salesforce engage which works along with part on so keep that in

mind for your budgeting plans if you so choose again this is going to be a

higher barrier to entry for your marketing automation efforts and those

are just a couple of the highlights for partner

so now looking at HubSpot let's take a look at their marketing option here it's

called the marketing of what you can see here is something right off the bat

which is there is a low barrier to entry they do have a free option of course as

you click through these you can see just as with par dot that you have not every

feature in the lower plans but as you move up you begin to get all of those

great benefits and features well what I would point out to you here is that

there is tremendous benefit in having the marketing automation piece which is

available at a lower price here you can see so mom-and-pop shops or small types

of businesses can get into this at a lower threshold even the enterprise

product substantially lower then part out here at $2,400 a month this has all

the bells and whistles as you can see what's also important to note is that

HubSpot is tops in the industry see numerous reviews on them on review sites

and they are at the top they are well liked I've used par dot and hub spot so

I can tell you from my own personal experience both nice tools to have at

your fingertips and so what it really comes down to is does it meet your

threshold for your budget and is it something that you can grow into and

feel things out at first without putting down a whole lot of money in here of

course you've got that option with HubSpot with all of these other types of

options where you can grow into the product if you so need to even at the

professional level you do have marketing automation available to you right here

so to get some more of those triggering options and more advanced types of

things we'd have to go up to enterprise but still nice to know that just for 800

bucks a month with the contacts not being an issue

both products pretty much have the same charge for additional contacts and so

these are the key things most people are going to be looking for when they're

looking for an automation product one final thing I'd mention while we're in

here is notice that HubSpot has everything together nice and neat all in

one type of location you have the HubSpot CRM which is critical for any

marketing automation platform to work along with the CRM and here you'll

notice something pretty spectacular it is free for ever as they have it listed

so it's been this way for a few years that I've monitored it and it is still

free forever so it appears that it's going to be free forever and I can tell

you it's very easy to work with in the CRM and it's important to have the CRM

to leverage your marketing automation platforms so definitely a very big

factor when choosing a marketing automation platform here you've got the

free CRM something definitely to consider also these lower barrier to

entry pricing tiers for the other tools regarding your sales team as they work

along with your marketing team now let's just do a quick summary of these two

very impressive platforms let's look at each of these five items briefly for

pricing I'm going to have to give HubSpot the nod on this one just for

their low barrier to entry options very impressive ease of use we haven't looked

at any of the intricacies of these tools but I will definitely give part out some

props for ease of use I enjoyed using it also though HubSpot very easy to use as

well so those are pretty even for training I think hands down HubSpot my

experience with HubSpot training has been incredible they have videos for

pretty much everything you would need to see a video about they're very

personable very good educators definitely the

for training with HubSpot CRM have to give the nod to HubSpot on this one as

well as a certified Salesforce administrator I'm going to have to say

having a free option for a CRM to accompany your marketing automation

platform you really can't beat that support I have to go with HubSpot again

for this Salesforce spar dot while they were very helpful to me but

unfortunately I felt like I waited a little too long for that and with

HubSpot they're always there quick 24/7 real helpful I can hit them up on chat

and they can give me a call right back or I can just chat right there

so always have had great success with HubSpot therefore I'm going to have to

give the trophy for this comparison to HubSpot congratulations HubSpot well

done

everyone its jay-z I am a certified Salesforce administrator I have worked

with both of these products HubSpot in Salesforce par dot let's have a look at

them today we're going to compare a few things

Hubspot vs Pardot (Which is Better?) 2018

so this will be fairly brief we're just going to look at the pricing with some

of the features I will make some comments on the ease of use of these

products along with the training their CRM and support

briefly looking at salesforce par dot you can see here the barrier to entry is

1250 that's for their lowest tiered product and then the next level up is

plus your at 2500 for this plan and then advanced is 4000 dollars per month

right so let's look at each of these briefly okay so let's just have a very

brief look at what these different editions offer to you in the various

plans you can see here again growth plus and advanced notice here under growth

the barrier to entry once again is 1250 it's a little bit high compared to

HubSpot you do have some limitations here under the 1250 option each of these

you can click through if you were on the website and you can see that as you go

across the board here some of these will not have limitations and under this plan

you will have limitations so that's for leads and then under automation you can

have a limitation on your dynamic content so that will cost extra so these

are just some things to look out for when you are making your purchase you

have a limitation on your automation rules under each of the plans but it's

50 here for the growth plan and as you go down you can see that each of these

features will have some limitation on them under the growth plan so really to

get all of the features you're moving up into the plus and advance which is kind

of good to know as you get going what kind of budget you're going to need to

have 10,000 contacts in this particular platform as well as the HubSpot platform

one other thing I'll point out here for this particular tool is that if you want

to have a robust set of options available to you for your market

Meishan in your inbound efforts the Salesforce engage product is extra it's

$50 per user and what this allows for you to do is to monitor the inbound

traffic on your website and see those visitors in real time as they come to

your website so it's a nice feature to have but it is going to cost you under

the par dot and actually under this specific product Salesforce engage which

works along with part on so keep that in mind for your budgeting plans if you so

choose again this is going to be a higher barrier to entry for your

marketing automation efforts and those are just a couple of the highlights for

part on so now I'm looking at HubSpot let's take

a look at their marketing option here it's called the marketing hub what you

can see here is something right off the bat which is there is a low barrier to

entry they do have a free option of course as you click through these you

can see just as with par dot that you have not every feature in the lower

plans but as you move up you begin to get all of those great benefits and

features well what I would point out to you here is that there is tremendous

benefit in having the marketing automation piece which is available at a

lower price here you can see so mom-and-pop shops or small types of

businesses can get into this at a lower threshold even the enterprise product

substantially lower then part out here at $2,400 a month this has all the bells

and whistles as you can see what's also important to note is that HubSpot is

tops in the industry see numerous reviews on them on review sites and they

are at the top they are well liked I've used par dot and hub spot so I can tell

you from my own personal experience both nice tools to have at your fingertips

and so what it really comes down to is does it meet your threshold for your

budget and is it something that you can grow into and feel things out at first

without putting down a whole lot of money in here of course you've got that

option with HubSpot with all of these other types of options where you can

grow into the product if you so need to even at the professional level you do

have marketing automation available to you right here so to get some more of

those triggering options and more advanced types of things we'd have to go

up to enterprise but still nice to know that just for 800 bucks a month

with the contacts not being an issue both products pretty much have the same

charge for additional contacts and so these are the key things most people are

going to be looking for when they're looking for an automation product one

final thing I'd mentioned while we're in here is notice that HubSpot has

everything together nice and neat all in one type of location you have the

HubSpot CRM which is critical for any marketing automation platform to work

along with the CRM and here you'll notice something pretty spectacular it

is free forever as they have it listed so it's been this way for a few years

that I've monitored it and it is still free forever so it appears that it's

going to be free forever and I can tell you it's very easy to work with in the

CRM and it's important to have the CRM to leverage your marketing automation

platforms so definitely a very big factor when choosing a marketing

automation platform here you've got the free CRM something definitely to

consider also these lower barrier to entry pricing tiers for the other tools

regarding your sales team as they work along with your marketing team now let's

just do a quick summary of these two very impressive platforms let's look at

each of these five items briefly for pricing I'm going to have to give

HubSpot the nod on this one just for their low barrier to entry options very

impressive ease of use we haven't looked at any of the intricacies of these tools

but I will definitely give part out some props for ease of use

I enjoyed using it also though HubSpot very easy to use as well so those are

pretty even for training I think hands down

HubSpot my experience with HubSpot training has been incredible they have

Hubspot vs Pardot (Which is Better?) 2018

videos for pretty much everything you would need to see a video about they're

very very good educators definitely the nod

for training with HubSpot CRM have to give the nod to HubSpot on this one as

well as a certified Salesforce administrator I'm going to have to say

having a free option for a CRM to accompany your marketing automation

platform you really can't beat that support I have to go with HubSpot again

for this Salesforce par dot while they were very helpful to me but

unfortunately I felt like I waited a little too long for that and with

HubSpot they're always there quick 24/7 real helpful I can hit them up on chat

and they can give me a call right back or I can just chat right there so always

have had great success with HubSpot therefore I'm going to have to give the

trophy for this comparison to HubSpot congratulations up spot well done

For more infomation >> Hubspot vs Pardot (Which is Better?) 2018 - Duration: 17:53.

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Tachyon, Tactacam, ShotKam: Which should you buy? - Duration: 7:54.

Hey, it's Emily and we're here at the South Florida Shooting Club.

Today we're going to put the

Tachyon,

Tactacam,

and ShotKam to the test

and see how well they compare with each other.

I've mounted each of these cameras

onto a 12-Gauge break-action

and we'll first go over some initial specs.

The Tachyon records at 1080p by 30 frames-per-second.

It doesn't come with a memory card,

so I've added a 64 gigabyte card,

and the battery lasts about two-and-a-half hours.

It does not come with a warranty period,

so the website says

if you aren't satisfied with the product,

then they'll replace it for you but not refund you.

There's also no Wi-Fi.

Here's the Tactacam,

which records at 720p

by 120 frames-per-second.

It doesn't come with a memory card either,

so I've added a 64 gigabyte card

and the battery lasts about two-and-a-half hours.

Tactacam does come

with a 30-day money back guarantee

and a 1-year full coverage warranty.

It also has built-in Wi-Fi.

Lastly is the ShotKam,

which records at 1080p

by 100 frames-per-second.

1080p has twice as many pixels as 720,

so we'll see that in the videos later.

The ShotKam includes a 64 gigabyte memory card

and the battery lasts 6 hours.

It comes with a 30-day money back guarantee

and a 1-year full coverage warranty.

It also had built-in Wi-Fi

for reviewing your shots at the range.

Beginning with the Tachyon,

I'm going to shoot a 30-yard target.

This camera records video the whole time that it's on,

so you have to press the power button to record,

and pause the video between each shot,

unless you want hours of video editing.

The field-of-view on this camera

is about 36 degrees,

so the 30-yard target looks quite far away.

You can see that Tachyon

does have a reticle,

but it's not adjustable.

It's an "X" centered in the video

that isn't accurate

to the gun's point-of-aim.

While setting it up,

I aimed the bead of my gun

at the "A" sign.

But you can see here

that the reticle is off to the left.

When comparing the Tachyon to the ShotKam,

the Tachyon does not have an adjustable cross-hair.

It has a wide field-of-view,

requires video editing

to cut out the time between shots,

does not replay in slow-motion,

does not have Wi-Fi,

the battery only lasts two-and-a-half hours,

and it does not have a high frame rate.

The ShotKam does have an adjustable cross-hair,

a narrow field-of-view,

is self-editing so only the shots are saved,

automatically saves in slow-motion,

has built-in Wi-Fi,

a 6-hour battery life,

and a high frame rate.

The problem with only 30 frames-per-second

is that errors

such as stopping your swing

or lifting your head off the gun

are made within the last

300 milliseconds before taking the shot.

At only 30 frames-per-second,

that critical time of video is missed.

Now let's look at the Tactacam.

This camera also needs turned on and off

after each station

so that there aren't hours of video.

It has 3 different modes,

but for shooting clays,

I'm going to select the video setting

that they recommend in the manual,

which is slow-motion video

at 720p

by 120 frames-per-second.

This has 4-times the frame rate of the last camera.

So for shooting, this is already better.

Here's the same 30-yard target.

You'll see that there's no reticle in the video,

and the recoil

causes the camera to move

quite a bit.

Lastly, let's take a look at the ShotKam.

When using this camera, you don't need to turn in on and off between stations.

Inside the ShotKam is what's called an accelerometer,

which measures the acceleration

in the X, Y and Z force.

You can turn the camera

on a the beginningof the day,

then just leave it.

It feels the closing of your action,

whether break-action, semi-auto or pump,

then begins recording a video.

It will only save the video if there's a recoil.

So if you close the action but there's no recoil

then it deletes that video

and gets ready for the next shot.

Only shots are saved.

It's also built from military grade aluminum

and is fully waterproof.

Here's the same 30-yard target from the ShotKam's perspective.

The field-of-view is only 18 degrees,

and the playback speed is automatically set

to one-third speed,

which is designed to replicate

how a shooter's eye perceives a moving target.

The cross-hair in the center of the video

is not just an "X" in the middle.

It's a patented system that allows you

to exactly align it to the gun's point-of-aim.

You mount the camera to the bottom barrel of your gun,

connect to the built-in Wi-Fi with your phone,

then align it to the bead of your gun

using the mobile app.

This reticle is critical

in order to actually understand

why you missed the bird.

Here's a video of one of my misses.

You can see that I shot under and behind the clay,

which most likely means

that my eyes went to the barrel

and I stopped my swing.

Or, here's a second miss,

where I shot way ahead of the clay

because I didn't have a smooth sustained lead.

When comparing these 3 cameras,

here is a break with each camera.

The Tachyon actually looks like I shot left of the bird

because the reticle isn't aligned.

The Tactacam just shows the break,

but I don't know where I shot

and the clay looks further away.

Here's the ShotKam, which shows my hold point,

smooth move,

and the required lead in order to break this clay.

Here's a miss with each camera.

The Tachyon's reticle

isn't aligned, so it's not accurate

and has a low image quality.

The Tactacam doesn't show where I shot,

but it has a higher quality video.

Then the ShotKam shows why I missed,

in this case I shot over the bird,

and has the clearest image.

So as you can see, each of these cameras

can make a day at the range more fun

and capture the experience,

but when in comes to using a

camera as a learning tool

and capturing the kill-shot,

the ShotKam is the clear winner.

Thanks for watching.

For more infomation >> Tachyon, Tactacam, ShotKam: Which should you buy? - Duration: 7:54.

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[CFS TV 2018] CFGI 2018: Which team will be the winner? - Duration: 2:38.

Hi everyone, this is Rosa from CFS HQ.

And today, I am here with our English commentator Kyle.

We are going to talk about CFGI 2018.

Hi Kyle!

So, we are going to talk about CFGI 2018.

We finished semifinals yesterday, but before we go on to that, we are going to talk about the group stage.

What were your feelings when you saw the group stages?

I was just really excited to see how close teams were,

It was a very intense competition and I was actually pretty excited to see as well that Pacific Macta was able to get the most wins in the group stage, which was a big surprise to me.

And semifinals finished yesterday, it was Pacific Macta vs QingJiu Club,

And All Gamers vs Carbon.

They were very intense.

How did you feel about that one then?

Honestly, it wasn't the result that I think everyone was expecting.

Both Chinese teams getting knocked out is very rare.

I don't think it has ever happened before, so I am really excited to see how these other two teams can do now if there is no Chinese teams left for the final.

But honestly, it was a result that we were not expecting at all.

But, I was excited to see our new teams come out on top.

Tomorrow is finally the final. Both Chinese teams has been eliminated. Pacific Macta, it's there first time going to the final.

And Carbon, to be honest, no one really expected they will be going to the final, but they've shown great gaming skills.

Who do you think is closer to becoming a championship?

I think either way it will be a very close game, but I think Carbon will take the win here.

By very close or with a big gap?

I think it will be a 3 to 2 win to Carbon.

Let's see what will happen tomorrow.

It's going to be exciting!

Who do you think is an eye catching player among Pacifica Macta and Carbon?

I would go with xfam0usx from Carbon.

I think he is a player that everyone should keep their eye on the grand finals.

He had a really strong performance in the group stages, and he also has experiences played in the CFPL before.

One of the only players in the North America that ever do that, so I think that experience will definitely help him here in the finals.

Let's see how he performs tomorrow.

Tomorrow is the last day of CFGI 2018.

Everyone please keep an eye on the result.

We'll see you next time! Thank you!

For more infomation >> [CFS TV 2018] CFGI 2018: Which team will be the winner? - Duration: 2:38.

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When to Use Which UX Research Method - Duration: 4:41.

How do you know which UX research method to do when?

Let's look at a few criteria to help us decide.

First, think about watching or asking.

Research can be either behavioral and observed by researchers or self-reported by the user,

which is also known as attitudinal.

When your research question has to do with what people actually do, or whether something

is discoverable, findable, understandable, or usable, it's most informative to observe this.

So use a method like a usability test.

If you're in very early design phases, like you have sketches or wireframes, you can still

observe usage by giving people tasks to do, with just those paper sketches.

As your design progresses, create high-fidelity, dynamic, clickable prototypes to test.

When you have design concepts, it's tempting to just show it to users and ask what they think.

But instead, direct the user to try and actually do something.

If you're wondering what people have to say, like whether they believe they'll like or

dislike something, that can be researched with self-reported methods like

interviews, surveys, and focus groups.

Another criteria to help us decide which research method to use when relates to numbers or stories.

Or quantitative or qualitative research.

If your goal is to compare products or designs, to get benchmarks to which the future design

will be compared, or to compute expected cost savings from design changes, you will use

a quantitative research method.

Some quantitative methods to use when you have these goals are card sorting, which calls

for about 20 users, tree testing, which calls for between 50 and 100 people, eyetracking

heatmaps, which need 40 users, quantitative usability tests, during which we watch people

do tasks and take measurements, like time on tasks and success rate,

we start with about 20 users for these and the number increases depending on the desired confidence interval

and statistical significance; web analytics, like A/B testing or multivariate testing,

which require many more users; surveys always require many more respondents.

On the other side is qualitative testing that we use to quickly and cheaply learn so we

can iterate the design and improve it as much as possible before releasing it.

Very early prototypes can be usability tested with just 2 target users.

Make a change based on what we observe, and then test it again with two more people.

The next criteria is tangible or not.

We also study people when we have no design at all.

Especially in very early design phases, we want to learn how people work and live.

A field study is a great method to use for these needs, when we go to users and observe

their every day activities.

Then if we care about user behavior, or ease of use for that matter, over time, then we

want to do a longer study, or a longitudinal study.

This might be a diary study in which people keep a journal or answer a series of questions;

another option is to do a series of surveys; and yet another appropriate research method

is a video journal or camera study, where people record themselves at certain times.

The last criteria I'll discuss for choosing UX research methods is context.

If you desire situational data that comes at the user's location, there are several options.

One is a field study where you go to the user's office, home, car, or other site.

Then you can still get some context information with the following methods, like a remote usability test.

Even a live, online intercept study gives a small amount of context and that catches

the user while he or she is actually attempting a task on your website.

And another type of study that goes by the same name, researchers intercept a person live

at a place like a coffee shop or mall.

These studies are usually very short and are okay to do in a chaotic setting.

The flip side of that are lab studies, where you opt for a controlled environment so you

can make the absolute most of the precious time that you have with your user.

For more infomation >> When to Use Which UX Research Method - Duration: 4:41.

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Which supermarket chicken biryani is worth its spice? - Duration: 4:41.

Which supermarket chicken biryani is worth its spice?

Which supermarket chicken biryani is worth its spice?.

To help you buy the best, we put heat-and-eat Indian dishes from leading supermarkets to the taste test.

  HOW WE CONDUCTED OUR TASTE TEST IT'S FREE AND FAIR! We gathered a group of wine experts together and asked them to put curries from different supermarkets to the taste test.

All the curries came in trays with rice.

The curries were compared in a blind tasting where each curry was judged on aroma, appearance/presentation, taste, authenticity, ratio of protein to rice and whether the taster would purchase it.

We asked the chefs of HTA Cooking Academy in Randburg, Joburg, to assist and under strict scrutiny they removed all the packaging, numbered the curries and heated them exactly according to the packaging instructions before serving them to the tasting panel   PICK N PAY Dish: Chicken Biryani Price: R59.99 for 350g  What the judges said: Clive: Great presentation with all the components well prepared and distinguishable.

Callan: Chicken tender, potatoes soft.

Caramelised onions and spice contribute to the flavour.

Francis: I enjoyed the different textures in the dish and like the flavour.

WOOLWORTHS Dish: Chicken Biryani Price: R62.99 for 350g  What the judges said: Cornell: Lovely aroma, nice balance of coriander but lacked spice.

Lloyd: Appearance and presentation quite appealing coupled with classic aromas although a bit of an anti-climax.

Tshepang: Potato aroma is prominent, overall spiciness and sweetness of onion improves the flavour.

Melissa: Bland pale rice, lacking in "biryani-ness", more like a mild rice and chicken.

CHECKERS SPICE Dish: Chicken Biryani Price: R44.99 for 350g  What the judges said: Shannon: Zero aroma, microwaved potatoes not good.

At least there was chicken.

Mario: Appearance OK, flavour bland.

Rice OK. Not my favourite.

Eric: Dish is very ordinary and flavourless.

Clive: Unimpressive, sour taste to what is traditionally a flavoursome dish.

WINES TO TRY WITH CHICKEN BIRYANI Our wine experts tried a trio of tipples with their meals.

Here's what they had to say: • Checkers: Odd Bins 111 Chenin Blanc 2017 (R34.99): "Fruity and too sweet.

Not great with biryani." • Pick n Pay: Ken Forrester Chenin Blanc 2017 (R121): "Wine great colour, great nose, good balance of tropical fruit." • Woolworths: Pinot Grigio (R49.99): "Tolerate at best but still lacking in classicism.".

For more infomation >> Which supermarket chicken biryani is worth its spice? - Duration: 4:41.

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Which Water Is Best For Health? Hint: Don't Discount The Tap - Duration: 12:20.

Which Water Is Best For Health? Hint: Don't Discount The Tap

You can buy water with electrolytes, minerals or completely "purified." You can buy it with the pH changed to make it alkaline.

You can purify your own tap water or even add nutrients back into it.

But after seeing a video of a pricey, high-tech filter (about $400 U.S.

on sale) that you can monitor with your phone, we wondered, how much of our water filtration fixation is healthy, and how much of it is hype?.

As it turns out, scientists say that most tap water in the U.S.

is just as good as the water in bottles or streaming out of a filter.

"Assuming that the [tap] water satisfies all health and safety codes for the community, yeah, it's perfectly fine," says Dan Heil, a professor of health and human performance at Montana State University.

U.S.

tap water is regulated by the Environmental Protection Agency, which sets safety thresholds for the amount of microorganisms, chemicals and other contaminants in the water.

"In general, the drinking water quality in the U.S.

is very good," says Stuart Batterman, a professor of environmental health sciences at University of Michigan.

Of course, there are exceptions, the most glaring being the lead pollution of Flint, Michigan's water brought on by crumbling infrastructure and government mismanagement.

The toxic effects of lead can be especially troublesome in children, and even low levels of lead exposure have been linked to nervous system damage, learning disabilities, short stature and impaired hearing.

In a situation like that, there are quite a few filters that can remove lead from the water, according to the Environmental Working Group.

Back in 2016, NPR created a test you can use to check if you have lead pipes in your home.

If you want to investigate the safety of your water further, this tool can show you if your water is in compliance with federal drinking water standards.

But say you live somewhere with safe water and want to run your tap water through a filter before drinking it.

All that's really doing, Heil says, is making it more palatable by changing the odor or the taste.

There's nothing really wrong with that, he says.

If liking the taste of your water makes you drink more, then go for it.

When it comes to health, Tanis Fenton, a registered dietitian and epidemiologist at Cumming School of Medicine at the University of Calgary, says the typical water filter sitting in your fridge won't really do anything.

It probably won't even do that much for safety, since she says microbiological decontamination generally requires a sterilization step using UV light or sterilization chemicals.

"Water can be contaminated with bacteria, or viruses, or amoeba.

which would cause disease," she says.

"These filters don't do anything to make water safer with respect to those things.".

There's also no benefit to taking the naturally dissolved minerals out of municipally regulated tap water, Fenton says.

There actually might even be a bit of a risk if people over-purify their water, says Neil Ward, an analytical chemistry professor at the University of Surrey in the U.K.

If you constantly drink sterilized water, your gut flora could become used to that.

And then in the off chance you drink water that isn't sterilized, he says your gut could react even more dramatically (and unpleasantly) to microbes or nitrates in the water.

"A lot of that has been brought about because we have become very specialized in removing things from our normal diet," Ward says.

"When we are exposed to untreated things, we have reactions to it.".

But what about adding minerals like calcium, potassium and magnesium to the water, like the filter from the video? If you're trying to replace all of the minerals from a healthy diet with mineralized water, Heil says it's probably just not going to happen.

He says you'd have to drink gallons upon gallons of mineralized water before any health benefits are realized.

"Rather than relying first on some fancy, expensive water, the first thing would be to modify your diet so that you are getting in all of the essential minerals and nutrients that your diet should be able to provide on it's own," he says.

Extra minerals from water won't hurt you, he says, but you'll probably just end up peeing them out if you are already getting enough nutrients in your diet.

Another confusing water option lining the shelves of grocery stores is alkaline water.

Alkaline is a fancy way of saying "basic," and this water's pH is a bit higher than standard tap water.

Some proponents say this water can neutralize acid in your bloodstream or help prevent cancer and heart disease, but there's not a lot of research to back that up.

Fenton says there are no health benefits to alkaline water, but there have been instances of side effects, like reduced gallbladder emptying and toxic reactions.

Baby rats given alkaline water even showed low body weight and cardiac problems.

"Those things are really worrying," Fenton says.

"When there's no health benefits, it's really questionable why anyone would want alkaline water.".

Water, just like cars, cell phones and shoes, is a part of the commercial market, says Ward.

Purifying or adding minerals to water are ways to convince customers that one product is better than its competitors, even if in reality the only thing that changes about the water is the taste.

People also tend to like the idea of a quick and easy way to take the "healthy" route, says Heil, and buying a bottle of water with minerals in it is easier than uprooting a diet to make it more nutritious.

"Everybody's got to drink," he says.

"Water all by itself isn't incredibly sexy, and we're all attracted to sexy new things.

With a health outcome attached to it, people like that idea.".

Filter manufacturers often use an environmental angle to sell their products, asking their audience to think about all the plastic bottles of water you could stop using if you could just create perfect water in your own home.

But cartridges and filters must be replaced, and then disposed of or recycled in some way.

For a Brita pitcher, that's every 40 gallons or about every two months that you are tossing out a filter or shipping it off to be recycled into a bike rack or watering can.

At the end of the day, if you are trying to improve your health, help the planet, and save your wallet, filling up a reusable water bottle with tap water is a good way to start.

"Tap water has, I think, become underrated as a source of healthy water," says Heil.

Not to mention that it's basically free and creates less waste than the alternatives.

But water filter manufacturers urge a cautious approach.

Faebian Bastiman, the chief technical officer of the high-tech water filter company Mitte, featured in the video mentioned above, argues that the water delivered to your house only has to legally comply with not having "significant amounts of bad stuff in it." He also says municipal governments don't regulate the pipes inside your house or apartment complex.

Having a filter, he argues, could be a last line of defense if there's something gross hanging out in those pipes.

However, the University of Michigan's Batterman notes that water utilities design and operate their systems to maintain a residual level of disinfectants to be in the water at the tap that should prevent microbial growth or biofilms.

A water filter should only provide the last treatment or "polishing," he says.

And at the end of the day, the most crucial thing is to actually drink water and help your body stay hydrated.

For more infomation >> Which Water Is Best For Health? Hint: Don't Discount The Tap - Duration: 12:20.

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12 Places in the World for Which Nature has not Regretted Colors - Duration: 1:28.

12 Places in the World for Which Nature has not Regretted Colors

One thing we've discovered over and over again is that nature is always weirder than

what we give it credit for.

That's why, for instance, some of the most staggering naturally occurring landscapes

on Earth don't look like they belong on Earth at all.

They look like they were created in a lab, or beamed down to our world from a distant

fold in the universe.

Tell us you wouldn't think you'd been kidnapped by aliens if one day you woke up

to see such a beauty … Terraces In Japan

Lavender Fields In France

National Park Hitachi In Japan

Bamboo Forest In Japan

Salar De Uyuuni Lake Mirror In Bolivia

Japanese Wisteria

Mount Roraima On The Border Of Brazil, Venezuela And Guyana

Tianjie Mountain In China

Flower Fields Canola In China

Pink Lake In Senegal Retba

Blueberry Forest In Belgium

Park Takinoue In Japan

What do you think ?

For more infomation >> 12 Places in the World for Which Nature has not Regretted Colors - Duration: 1:28.

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My expectations this year which I couldn't complete but going to complete in remaining 2018 - Duration: 2:08.

When this year started, then I thought I am going to be productive this year.

I started making plans about my future.

Reading books, exercising, learning more, leaving all my bad habits were my plans.

I calculated about the huge amount of time I had in this year.

I had 24 hours a day, what does it mean for me, a great amount of time for being productive.

The 1st day of the new year passed.

I enjoyed that day.

My daily routine started.

I had made many decisions this year.

I will go gym,

No I have a lot of time, Why so early.

I had started to read books,but that didn't last for a long time.

I will wake up early, oh I am again late today, No problem, from tomorrow.

Like this the days passed and I came to know that WHAT!

I was thinking 24 hours a huge time but it passes like 24 sec.

I was thinking I have a lot of time in this year, but Half of the year already passed and I didn't implement any changes in me which I thought of.

And now, I am not like the person I thought I will be this year.

I kept delaying every decision, I will do it tomorrow, tomorrow, tomorrow.

Now the other people in my field are more productive than me.

Message: Don't delay on tomorrow, you have less time than you think. EITHER DO IT OR REGRET IT

For more infomation >> My expectations this year which I couldn't complete but going to complete in remaining 2018 - Duration: 2:08.

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Which Currency Pairs to Trade in 2018 - Duration: 8:52.

What are the best Forex currency pairs to trade in today's video

I am going to answer which pairs should you be trading. I got a question from a viewer asking

Which pairs are worth trading which one should I focus on today

I'm going to tell you which pairs I personally like to trade and which pairs

people

Should and should not be treating. Okay, so let's jump right into this

Which pairs for your trade is going to vary by individual and trading plan?

To give you guys a rough estimate on what you should be watching

what to stay away from

Focus if you if you're new to the forex market you will see that some pairs move a lot

slower and a lot faster

Compared to others so it's going to vary on your trading plan

So for example, if you have a really slow-moving pair that only moves about 40 30 pips today

That's not going to help you if your trading plan

Requires a pair that has a lot more volatility of about a hundred pips a day

Remember if a pip is just a movement in the price by like one point so it's nothing to one point. So

Should you be trading the currency pair that have only moved dirty pips a day if?

Your trading plan requires more volatility the market moving up and down, of course not so

That's what I'm saying. I can't give you an exact answer because it's going to vary by individual, but I'm going to cover all

aspects or scenarios if you want to call it now if you want a fast a

fast I call it fast because it

Moves a lot more than just any other pair you can be trading very wild pair

Sometimes the Great Britain pound against the Japanese yen. It just you see that thing move 300 pips. Like there's nothing in a day usually

If people stick to euro USD

you're going to vary it going to vary depending on a day anywhere from 80 to about 130 pips depending on the currency market, but

It all is based on how much and what your trading plan says

It's just think about if you're treating the Great Britain pound that's GBP against Japanese yen JPY

If you trade those to them you want to see a lot more wild movements and fluctuations

And you may not want that if your trading plan or your trading strategy if you want to call it that requires

less two wild movements

Because you're just going to get stopped out right off the bat. You might want to trade like a slower-moving pair

It varies by individual some pairs. You have to pay attention. What pairs should you stay away from?

anything that involves

wild

while they're crazy currencies

If you look at the I don't know like now nowadays

There's all kinds of wild pair you can combine but let's just take two random countries or to brendham currency pairs

Something like four and something that's probably like, I don't know if it exists like say for example, Ukraine

Against I don't know. Let's see

Let's just say for example, just something crazy. I'm naming sure to have a currency Costa Rica

Something like that or the Venezuelan

Whatever they have now, that's like super inflated point is if you train those pairs that no one comes into

You're going to get all kinds of gaps in charts and - it's just extremely unreliable

So for sure stay away from those

Anything that's not the major pairs like that your euro the eur/usd

Japanese yen Great Britain pound anything like that? I personally stay away from for the Glac same reason one market

It's already unreliable. It's already unpredictable. I mean

So you do not want even extra?

unpredictability

once those parrots just job and move all of a sudden because some company just bought a gigantic portion of

the Venezuelan

currency, whatever they have over there and now

Bucket are just douche just moves takes you out no idea

Why and plus another thing is those pairs require a bigger spread which means you're paying more or less 30 years

Stay away from fluorine. Currency pairs such as

Anything that doesn't involve the euro the USD the dollar obviously the greater impound

Japanese can any of those big big big?

You wanna call it players in the market? I will stay away from because more spread

More unpredictability and it's just way more difficult to establish your trading plan

Stay away from that me personally I like to trade the euro. Yes be obviously the great room pound in certain situations

It just varies the great Graham pound against a u.s. Dollar to

Boast, a lot of a lot of pairs you'll see that they're correlated. So what does that mean?

Is that one example say the euro USD moves a certain way the Great Britain front in the USD will move

Will react to it move the same way

But not to such a dramatic effect

So a lot of those pairs correlate which just close up your screen close up your chart. So stay away from those

really cool related pairs

I would even go for because you can get the exact same thing trading one pair then you would trading both charts just

You'll see you'll see what I mean

Once you start trading unless you see the market picking to it help

You can have two different currency pairs and they all move the same way

So for example, this one move this high and this one moves right behind it. But only up to that point tell me like

Should really be trading those two pairs. I would just go with them with the lowest spread because it's almost the same thing

it's not going to impact your trading plan that drastically

now one last thing that I want to point out here, is that a lot of parents like the u.s. CAD

Canadian dollar. If you I want to point that out that that pair tends to move a lot with like oil prices

so there's a lot of pairs out there that move with certain commodities like oil this and that so if your trading plan

has a

fundamental I

Want to call it like value or a fundamental purpose behind the currency pair that trades?

oil or any other commodity you

Have to watch for that commodity and it's supply and demand this. So if you're training the u.s

Cat, you know the US dollar and the Canadian dollar it it's a pair that moves based on oil prices

All your supplying a man

So obviously if you're going to trade that pair, it's a good idea to be watching oil inventories

Stay upon oil news this and that

so it's crucial that you have to know if you're going to trade a pair that's based on just

underlying current

commodity

Just watch that because that's going to impact the movement on the chart and you're not going to know what's going on

Why is it moving? Why is it doing this? The news has nothing the news didn't say anything about like

the terrorist attack or anything like that, but

Oil inventories came out. So of course it's going to move

If you stick to those pairs to get them yes, obviously watch that. That's very important

Now if you are brand new barely starting out, what would I recommend

The first trading page to start with is just stick to the euro USD

that's very basic that allows you to cover everything from

- big big big countries

And at the same time it helps you jump into it. So you don't overwhelm yourself from just panicking and having too many charts

Keeping track of oil inventories the Japanese yen

messing around with the currency this and that so just

Focus on your EOC for your starting out. That's a very easy pair

Doesn't get too wild nothing too boring either you'll see some movement on there at the same time

it'll be a nice way for you to get used to how the way the market moves and just

trading in general

Now, I hope this video helped you guys out

I've been training for years so I know a little bit thing or two about the markets

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With that being said guys. Thanks for watching until next