The Thai billionaire was among five people who passed away in a helicopter crash just outside Leicester's home ground on Saturday evening
Common practice after home games, the Foxes chairman got into his private aircraft and was headed for Luton Airport
Moments after taking off, the helicopter spiralled out of control, however, and crashed into Car Park E, bursting into flames just outside of the ground
Two members of his staff, Nursara Suknamai and Kaveporn Punpare, pilot Eric Swaffer and his partner Izabela Roza Lechowicz were the other people on the aircraft, according to Leicestershire Police
Before the official news broke of Mr Srivaddhanaprabha's death, fans had already begun to lay bouquets, scarves and messages of thanks outside the ground
Manager Claude Puel and vice chairman Aiyawatt Srivaddhanaprabha arrived at the scene this morning to send their best wishes
Club officials, including director of football Jon Rudkin and chief executive Susan Whelan, also attended as they viewed the floral tributes and the family laid their own
The president of the Thai FA, Somyot Poompanmoung and his wife, Potjaman Poompamoung, were also among the group, while various personalities from sport and showbiz - including Kasabian singer Tom Meighan - also arrived
Leicester City players such as Jamie Vardy, Harry Maguire and James Maddison also attended what has become a memorial site for Mr Srivaddhanaprabha and his fellow passengers
As they watched on, roughly 200 fans - like they did yesterday - congregated around the area
As people silently mourned the death of Mr Srivaddhanaprabha, the crowd broke into a rapturous applause
The playing and coaching staff soon joined in to commemorate the death of Mr Srivaddhanaprabha, who the club described as a "great man"
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Benefits of sattvic food || what is The best food for devotees/ meditation /yoga - Duration: 2:19.
in hindu tradition festivities are considered to be the most auspicious days
in hindu tradition festivities are considered to be the most auspicious days
especially...dussehra and the karthikamasam
devotees worship god by devotion and follow special dietary tules
devotees worship god by devotion and follow special dietary tules
food is a powerful tool that works on spiritual levels the mindset of the human mind and the emotions of mind
food is a powerful tool that works on spiritual levels the mindset of the human mind and the emotions of mind
food is a powerfull tool that works on spiritual levels the mindset of the human mind and the emotions of mind
food is a powerfull tool that works on spiritual levels the mindset of the human mind and the emotions of mind
the idea of man's thinking
the emotions of expression, mindset depends on the food he take
the emotions of expression, mindset depends on the food he take
according to hindu dharma shastram and ayurveda
the food we eat is divided into three categiries
1. sattivc food
2.rajasicc food 3.tamasic food
2.rajasicc food 3.tamasic food
Sattivc food.....
sattivc means the real and pure thing
according to ayurveda...good calmness to the physical strength
sattivc food is the best
sattivc food is the best
those who wish to live to healthier and spiritual life
those who wish to live to healthier and spiritual life
sattivc food is the best
Eating sattivc food ingredients
coordinating between the body and the mind
create good health, mental calmness
when it comes to truth, we can control our minds
fresh fruits, vegetables, poultry,
milk related foods, honey and fruit juices,
green leafy..ect are sattivc foods
green leafy..ect are sattivc foods
this king of food is easy to digest...
good health can make you feel good
and help you with a quiet and consistent mind
and help you with a quiet and consistent mind
when we take sattivc food..
Mental calmness is the mind of the Lord
Mental calmness is the mind of the Lord
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Learn Turkish Through Turkish Lesson 10 - What is your Phone Number? - Duration: 4:57.
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Hi friends,
How are you? (formal / Plural)
I hope all of you are fine
In this video
What is your Phone number?
My phone number is......
I don't have Phone
My phone is stolen
I forgot my Phone number
We will learn sentences like this
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for example, when you want to ask Phone number from someone, you can ask like this.
What is your Phone number?
What is your Phone number?
What is your Phone number?
in quick, What's your Phone number?
It means, What is your Phone number?
''What is'' means ''What is''
''Your'' means ''Your''
''Phone'' means ''Phone''
''Number'' means ''Number''
What's your Phone number?
What is your Phone number?
You can answer like this
My Phone number is.....
and then, your number
My Phone number is
and your Number
It means, My Phone number is,,,,, and your Number
''My'' means ''My''
''Phone'' means ''Phone''
''Number'' means ''Number''
(is) means (is) Or (to be)
and
It is used about something's existence, But, in Turkish, There is no such word for (is)
for example, ''What is this?''
in English, ''What is this?''
Now, ''What'' means ''What''
''this'' means ''this''
and with this, the sentence is translated
and even, if (is) doesn't exist in Turkish, the sentence is complete.
But in English
if there is no (is), the sentence is not complete. that's why If I translate the sentence word by word
some words may not have any meaning in Turkish.
That's why, don't get confused, OK?
My Phone number is.....
My Phone number is......
and your Number
If you don't have Phone
you can answer like this
I don't have Phone
I don't have Phone
it means, I don't have Phone
I means I
''don't'' means ''don't''
''have'' means ''have'' / ''exist'' / ''there is''
''Phone'' means ''Phone''
When you say ''I don't have''. It means ''I don't have''
I don't have Phone, means, I don't have Phone
Or simply, you don't want to give your Phone number
Or you just want to Ignore
then, My Phone is stolen
My Phone is stolen
It means, My Phone is stolen
Here, ''My'' means ''My
''Phone'' means "Phone''
(is) means, as I told you (to be)
But in Turkish, there is no such word separately
''stolen'' means ''stolen''
My Phone is stolen
and lastly, you can also answer like this
I forgot my number
I forgot my number
I forgot my number
it means, I forgot my number
I means I
forgot means forgot
My means My
''number'' means ''number''
I forgot my number
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In Shaa Allah (If God Wills) we will also learn Korean
ok then, we will see next time.
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You Asked: What does student entrepreneurship look like at ASU? - Duration: 2:42.
So today, we're hear at Sky Song
in Scottsdale,
I know you're sitting there behind the computer screen
with that crazy, billion dollar idea
in the back of your head.
How do you get seed money for that?
What even is seed money?
Watch this video.
So right now we are at ASU SkySong:
the incubator for ASU startups.
You come up with an idea. You are like "Alright.
This is my idea. What should I do? Help me."
And then we'll be there for you. It helps you develop your
idea into a business and helps you go pitch it, and later
on have you proceed to Venture Devils and so on.
You're a student, right?
Yes. Uh huh.
And an entrepreneur?
Yes.
Is it ever hard to find a balance between those?
Um, well it can be challenging, but it's all about
taking risks.
Entrepreneurship at ASU takes so many different forms.
You can go from as small as, "Oh, I just started a t-shirt
company," and it can go all the way up to
"We just created a medical device that might be able to
cure some type of weird disease."
Innovative, man. Exactly.
With the Venter Devils program, you can submit
ideas of any type from health care to tech,
to biomedical devices, even social apps.
So many different majors and so many different facets
and opportunities to get involved with entrepreneurship
that it's almost a limitless process.
We're with Ben, by the way.
Little Ben squared action going on.
Hearing you talk, I'm inspired, but let's say I have an idea.
What if it's kind of ... it feels like sort of a childish idea.
Actually that is a normal concern.
That was my concern too when I first started my
you know, entrepreneurship journey.
Any idea is just valued, like no matter what.
Like even if it is like a stupid idea, I promise you,
it's really valued.
Because nobody takes me seriously.
That's the greatest thing! No stupid ideas.
Just get into it.
Get my edible silly putty off the ground.
Right. Make it happen.
When you form a team and you always, you naturally
draw other people from many different disciplines.
If you're a graphic designer, you don't need to argue with
a bunch of other graphic designers.
Nah.
No, you need to work with like maybe somebody from
engineering, and he'll tell you, "Yeah, that works on a 3D
printer, but I mean, I can't get aluminum to do what
you want it to do."
Right. And that little, that little balance is what you need
in a team to actually take an idea and
make it into a reality.
Can you talk about E+I?
E+I. So E+I is the entrepreneurship and innovation,
sort of, fellowship chapter of ASU.
They try to mold the program around a student's needs.
Being an entrepreneur and
thinking about entrepreneurship as just problem solving.
Innovative solutions to problems.
Is that one of the things you might attribute
our innovation ranking to – is this entrepreneurship
program? Completely. Yeah.
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First day of the International MBA, what should you expect? - Duration: 2:43.
It has been 12 years
since I graduated from university in Japan
Since then, I have worked for five different companies
and projects that have sent me all around the world
I have experienced both success and failure
but I started to feel settled and I wasn't ready to be
I wanted to continue expanding my potential
not only in business but also
in my contribution to society
and to get out of my comfort zone
I wanted to pave the way for my ongoing personal growth
instead of just sitting around hoping that success will come to me someday
but the decision to do an MBA didn't come lightly
I am 35 years old, will I get along with the cohort?
As I haven't studied for many years
will I be capable of keeping up in class?
I recently got married,
how will my wife adapt to life in Lyon
as well as me constantly being busy with the program?
Well, so far...
I can tell you this.
The diversity in my cohort is extraordinary
My classmates come from all over the world
all different professional backgrounds and all ages
My biggest surprise?
We all have the same fears
But my story is just beginning
my fear has now turned to excitement
and I'm eager to experience what is to come
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What Will Happen In 7.5 Billion Years! - Duration: 2:29.
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What is he saying?(90) (Listening Practice) [ ForB English Lesson ] - Duration: 2:22.
Hello everyone and welcome back to ForB's English lesson video.
My name is Richard and today I'm going to say something and I'd like you guess what I'm saying.
Are you ready?
I'll try to guess your age.
I'll try to guess your age.
I'll try to guess your age.
Did you catch that?
Alright, let's try that again but this time with a hint.
I'll try to guess your age.
I'll try to guess your age.
I'll try to guess your age.
Did you catch that?
Alright, let's try that again but this time a little bit slowly.
Are you ready?
I'll try to guess your age.
I'll try to guess your age.
I'll try to guess your age.
Did you catch it?
Alright, the answer is "I'll try to guess your age."
I'll try to guess your age.
Alright, so the "s" and "y" sound together make an "sh" sound,
so guess your sounds like geshur, geshur, guess your age.
Alright?
So, let's practice that together, so please repeat after me.
First slowly, then a little bit faster after that.
Are you ready?
I'll try to guess your age.
Good.
Now a little bit faster.
I'll try to guess your age.
Alright.
Even faster than that.
I'll try to guess your age.
Good.
Now let's try that three times quickly.
I'll try to guess your age.
I'll try to guess your age.
I'll try to guess your age.
Great, so now you can use this expression with your friends or someone you know who is quite close to you.
So be careful not to try to use this with someone who you don't know,
cause it can be a little bit rude.
Alright?
So my name is Richard.
Remember to click like, share and subscribe and I'll catch you next time.
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What Parents Need To Know About Phthalates & Child Development - Duration: 2:03.
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Prince Harry shouted "what Meghan wants, she gets!" before wedding in angry rant - Duration: 2:22.
Prince Harry shouted "what Meghan wants, she gets!" at Royal staff ahead of his May 19 wedding, an explosive new book has claimed
According to royal biographer Robert Jobson, the Duke of Sussex was so "stressed" with wedding preparation that he became "petulant and short-tempered" with those around him
The new biography Charles at Seventy: Thoughts, Hopes and Dreams, claims that despite the Duke of Sussex appearing relaxed and carefree on their Windsor wedding day, he was "far more tense
" The Royal expert writes, "The weeks leading up to the wedding had been far more tense for both Harry and Meghan than most people realised
" Getty Jobson added: "Raising his voice on occasion, Harry would insist: 'What Meghan wants, she gets
'" He further described Harry as "prone to volatility", adding that "like this mother, he tends to wear his heart on his sleeve
" The new Prince Charles biography also explores the royal's complex relationship with his sons and how both Prince Harry and Prince William take after Princess Diana
Quoting a source close to the Palace, the biographer claims: "To this day, Charles admits he often finds it difficult to gauge either of his sons' occasionally unpredictable moods
"In that aspect of their nature, both princes are very much like their mother."
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In what order do I add winterizing chemicals? - Duration: 1:44.
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Rob: Welcome back to the Poolside Chat presented by inyopools.com.
I'm Rob.
Matthew: I am Matthew, and this time, we're
going to get right into the question.
No messing around, just smack dab right into
the question because a couple of times, we kind of
lollygag at other times, and people leave comments
and we're not going to do that this time.
We are hopping right into the question.
Rob: Quick learners.
Matthew: What was I saying?
Rob: I don't know.
Matthew: The question goes as such.
When the pool pump shuts off, water sprays up
through the skimmer, and blows the lid off.
Why is this happening, Rob?
Rob: Well, the most common cause will be air build up in your filter.
See, air can get in there either-- maybe you've taken
the equipment and air got in, or you have a suction
side air leak, but anyway, air will build up in
the filter and it's compressed while the pump's running.
When the pump shuts off, that air
expands, forcing the water back through
your line and up through the skimmer, and that's where the lid pops off.
Some other things we've heard of, if you have return
jets and maybe you have valves returning those return
jets, if that valve is closed or somewhat shut off, not
as much water is flowing through the system as needed.
Again, the back pressure builds up
when the pump shuts off, path of least
resistance, goes right back towards the skimmer, and blows the lid off.
Have you heard of anything else?
Matthew: Well, another thing we've heard from a few homeowners
is that if their filter is very dirty and they need to
backwash it, the water will create a lot of back pressure,
and when the pump turns off, it'll rush back into the pool.
Now, I've never seen it happen myself, their
lines could be the dirty as their filter.
If it happens to you, that might be one of
the things causing it, but I think you answered it.
Rob: Yes, you did as well.
Matthew: Yes, better.
We've been practicing.
If you like these videos, please like and subscribe.
If you have any questions, leave comments down below.
For anything pool and spa, visit inyopools.com.
Thank you for joining us.
Bye.
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What I got on this month. GUNPLA and tools. October/ 2018. - Duration: 5:46.
Hello everyone, this is nao Thank you very much for always seeing my channel
I bought it in October I think I want to do it at first First is the SINANJU STEIN NARRATIVE version
As you know,I did straight build this kit in another video.If you have not seen yet, please check it out
This narrative version, It seems to be closer to SHINANJU than Unicorn's SHINANJU STAIN.
This is also cool
Besides the rifle, BAZZOKA is also included so it's quite fun to install and remove it
Next, master grade MARASAI. This is my first purchase.
This MS appeared in Mobile Suit Zeta Gundam, it is understandable even if it sees it, it is a Successor of ZAKU.
It is a master grade, I think it is good to modify a little bit because it is quite simple.
This is a [ virtual on ] color It tried aligning with red, yellow and blue all together
I think that red and yellow can be used for SAZABI, but first I would like to decide from the simulation of the color with photoshop
Next is the detail up parts
If you build SAZABI, maybe this is what you want to change. Power pipe
I tried purchasing aluminum-made things I bought. a lot of size
I bought a couple of varieties so I'd like to try it together I bought it for both MG and RG
There are a lot of MSs with JAGDO DOGA and other pipes, so I'm thinking to use it for such things
Here is also a power pipe It is a little strange shape, but those of Adlers nest
I think that it is good even if it is simple, but I'd like to decide what will happen to my feel
I thought that this brass parts will be a little accent of the power pipe.
It is stainless steel made by. sticking a masking tape on this and cutting out masking tape in this shape
I also bought this for a test. Next is the last
I think, some people know this.
This is it.
Product name is [Shiitake noko]. What is the tool to do?
I think that it is popular to make parts like a heat sink with plastic material, but it is a tool to make it
Since this product, only the part of the blade is sold, it is necessary to prepare the grip by oneself
Blade thickness from 0.1 mm to 0.7 mm
I am trying to attach 0.7 mm to the razor's grip now, but it is quite hard
It's tough because it is thick
I think the thin blade is good with this razor's grip
It might be better to use a thick saw blade with a design knife or hobby saw's grip.
Finally, I would like to tell you a little about ARCHE's progress. Currently I am making a shield, but the shield of ARCHE and the shield of EXIA resemble the shape a little
It plans to sharpen putty on the EXIA shield
how was this time?
SAZABI's production will also begin after this. And I'm Planning little surprise.
OK, See you again in the next video.bye~
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What's new with Speech Services? - Duration: 9:36.
>> Hello, my name
is Noelle LaCharite, and welcome to this week in Cognitive,
where I have the pleasure of sharing with you some of
the new and awesome things going on
in Cognitive Services and Applied AI.
Always feel free to connect with me
on Linkedin or connect with me on Twitter.
I'll be happy to be
able to answer any questions you may have had
or just share with you some of the latest and
greatest that's going on in this space.
So, for those of you who are new,
thank you so much for joining
us this week and Cognitive is
all about getting just snackable content every week,
and being able to see some of the latest and
greatest samples that we've developed just for you.
So, the first thing though I
always like to do is make sure that you
are familiar with the architecture
that we are talking about.
Right? So, we have built
an entire platform that makes it easy
for you to consume machine learning models,
and in this specific episode we're actually
going to be talking about the pre-built models
that are available for you to use.
So, you can see here,
we have pre-built models that we call Cognitive Services.
There's actually a collection of these
we call Applied AI,
and what it means is that you can apply these models,
you didn't have to build them,
you didn't even have to have your own data.
It's Microsoft data, Microsoft models
but available for you to use as a web service.
But sometimes, that's not enough for sometimes
it doesn't completely answer your question.
So, the very next thing we offer is
the ability for you to customize those models.
So, I'll show you today exactly how you can do that with
one of our brand new generally available services.
Even sometimes at that point that
might not solve your problem completely.
AI, right? This is a research activity.
You have to do lots of experiments.
So, you may get to the point where you
want to experiment on your own,
code first, build your algorithm from scratch.
Obviously, if you've already have algorithm,
you don't want to do that but if you can
use one that's pre-built, you want to do that.
But sometimes, you need to build your own.
So in that case, we provide an entire stack
of tools and frameworks and most importantly,
compute that will allow you to power your own models.
So, here you can see we have
a huge selection of computing power available
to you no matter what your side
of our architecture you're on,
whether you're using our pre-built
models or whether you're
using models that you're building from scratch.
Of course, I don't want to go without
mentioning all the tools that are available for you.
We want to meet developers right where they are,
meet you where you're building these models,
whether you're building them in a language
through our SDKs like C#, Java,
Node or Python, or whether you're using some of the tools
like TensorFlow or Caffe or Cognitive Toolkit.
Right? So, we want to make sure that you have
all the tools you need to build what you want.
Now, a lot of people consider
Cognitive Services to be a superpower,
like a magic wand.
Right? So, they're business ready,
they run on Azure,
they're part of your subscriptions
that you have available to use,
and I want to just give you
a little taste of what that looks like.
First, the languages.
All of these languages are supported.
You have the ability,
we consider Java, Node, Python, C#.
These are our primary languages
right there, first-class citizen.
So if you're a developer in this space,
we want to make sure that you know you have
access to these models through these SDKs.
But there are so many things that you can do.
Today, I'm going to just focus on one,
but look at all the different models you have available.
You could do things in computer vision.
I recently created an object detection model that
can tell the difference between two cartoon characters.
Just really interesting technology that can help you
solve some fun things but
also can solve your business problems.
So, everything from speech to being able to analyze text,
to be able to create a bot very very
quickly that can answer all of the top of
mind questions for your customers or your employees.
These things are already at your fingertips.
But today, what I wanna do is show you very quickly how
you can leverage our newest member
of the family in Cognitive Services.
Our newly generally available Speech Service.
So, the first thing I'm gonna do is
actually show you the website.
So, you can go out to microsoft.com to our Doc site,
and you can actually see that speech has changed.
So, for those of you who've used speech in the past,
used to have to cobble together a bunch of
different APIs in order to leverage the Speech Service.
But today, instead, what you will
find is now they are unified.
It's a single subscription.
So, now rather than having to piece all these things
together and they normally go together anyway,
we've made it easier for you to consume.
So, I'm going to actually show you a very special part of
our Speech Service which are some
of our preview technologies,
but I just think they're really cool and interesting,
and I wanted to share with you what we've done with them.
So, I'm going to show you Custom Speech,
and this is the ability to do what I mentioned earlier.
Take an existing model that we've
provided and then adapt it for your use.
Now, many of you may be familiar with the JFK files.
You can go out to GitHub today,
rebuild this project all by yourself.
If you want to play around with it,
the benefit of this project is it allows you to take
structured and unstructured data in
a file directory, a blob storage,
and be able to make sense of it and create analytics and
relationships across that data to
make it easy for business users to consume,
which is a problem every business has.
Now, I'm not here to talk to you about that,
I will in a future episode, but not in this one.
In this one, I actually wanted to show you
a bot that I built on top of this.
Now, this is JFK's,
so you guys might remember.
It's like a controversy that happened way back when.
Well, I thought it would be important you know this was
based on a president getting assassinated.
What if that new president
wanted to ask someone questions?
So I went back, looked up
the head of the FBI at the time,
his name was J. Edgar Hoover,
and I said wouldn't it be cool if we built a Hoover bot.
So, I created this hoover bot
in order to allow me to leverage
that Cognitive Search capability in
JFK files but interface with a chat bot.
Not only one with text but
also with the ability to leverage speech.
So, what I'm gonna do here is
just start a conversation with this chat bot,
Mr. Hoover, and I'm simply going to say, "Welcome".
>> Nice to be here.
Thanks for having me.
How can I help you?
>> Now, the voice you just heard was Synthesized Speech.
It's a new service that you have the ability to use.
So, what I did is that we took a bunch of
audio from those JFK files.
We also took some audio that we were able to
find across the Internet and we
used about an hour of
audio in order to create the synthesized voice.
Now I was in luck because this is like 1960's audio,
so it's not awesome to begin with.
But it does give you the ability to start
thinking about what is your business going to sound like?
I created a fictitious version
of Mr. J. Edgar Hoover for the purpose of this bot.
But this is something that you're
going to want to think about as you're
building bots for your experience.
Not only what does it sound like in the form of text
but also what does it literally sound like.
Now, another thing that's really
interesting is I want to provide the ability
to do things that most
default language models just can't do.
So, here's an example.
What's the most important cryptonym
associated with GPFLOOR.
>> KAPOK. It is
the cable indicator for
the highest level of documents sensitivity.
KAPOK is above RYBAT,
which is above EYES ONLY.
>> So, the interesting thing about that
is that there's two things that happened here.
One is I'm using words that
are not in the default language model.
Meaning, if I spoke this to just a default chat bot,
it would say what is GPFLOOR?
I have no idea what that is.
Most importantly, it would not be able to execute
a query on the doc set,
and return this response.
So, I had to train the language model
on this custom word.
So, I trained it not only on GPFLOOR,
which definitely is custom,
but even cryptonym wasn't in the library either.
So, I took 268 of these words,
I trained it on the pronunciation data so that
the model knew what it was when I set it,
and then it was able to translate that
to a query and actually pull that information
from this blob storage full of
documents of structured and unstructured data.
This is incredibly difficult to
do if you had to do this from scratch,
if you had to build your own model to support this.
Now, it's available to you in a web service.
So, just to give you a quick wrap up
of what we did here and what you can do at home,
you can actually go out to GitHub.
There are three projects.
One is web chat,
which is this basic chat box you'll see here.
It's almost exactly the same minus I slept on a picture.
Then, we grabbed speech to text and text to speech,
and then we added the endpoints from
these services in to create this experience.
It literally took a few hours and most of
that was me just fine tuning the way I wanted it to work.
So, I hope you enjoyed today's episode.
It's really great to have
an opportunity to play with the latest technologies,
and I really look forward to
seeing you guys in the next one.
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Food Recalls: What's the Deal? - Duration: 1:15.
(stomach growling)
Are you signed up for food recalls?
You should be!
Canada has one of the safest food systems in the world, but recalls can still happen.
The Canadian Food Inspection Agency publishes recall notices on Social Media, through email,
and on the web.
You can sign up for all alerts, or even just recalls about certain allergens.
(toilet flushing)
Don't get stuck like this!
Sign up. Get the recalls.
To check a product in your home, compare the lot code and the UPC
with the info from the recall notice.
If you've got a recalled product, don't eat it!
If you're sick, call your doctor.
Food recalls – get them in your news feed, in your email, or on the web.
Sign up at inspection.gc.ca.
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Xhaka reveals what Emery told him ahead of stunning free-kick - Duration: 2:42.
Granit Xhaka has revealed that Unai Emery spoke to him at half-time in Sunday's 2-2 draw at Crystal Palace about why he didn't take Arsenal's set-pieces in the first half
Trailing 1-0 at the break following Luka Milivojevic's penalty, the Gunners restored parity minutes after the interval with the Swiss international scoring a tremendous free-kick
Looking set to swing the ball into the box for his teammates, the makeshift left-back went for goal and found the top corner with a sublime strike
Running off to celebrate with his head coach after levelling the scores, the 26-year-old opened up after the game about what exactly Emery said to him at half-time that inspired him to shoot at goal
"I chose to shoot because the coach asked me why I didn't take the corners or the free-kicks in the first half," he told Arsenal's official website
"I think it was the first free-kick of the second half, so I took it. "I was happy that I could score, but we can't be so happy after the game
" Asked if Emery's half-time message was the reason he went over to celebrate with him, Xhaka said: "Yeah, not only to say thank you
"After he told me that I must take free-kicks and corners, I did it." Speaking after the 2-2 draw at Selhurst Park that brought to an end the club's stunning run of 11 successive wins, Emery revealed that he wanted to push Xhaka into using his brilliant delivery a lot more
"At half-time we spoke about this situation - he has good quality from free-kicks and also to try to make more crosses," he said
"I tried to push him to do that. He has the quality to do that." Keep up to date with the latest news, features and exclusives from football
london via the free football.london app for iPhone and Android . Available to download from the App Store and Google Play
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What is Faces of KU? - Duration: 1:52.
♪ music ♪
Tucker: I'm from Abilene, Kansas.
Amanda: I am a freshman.
Naomi: I am a political science and public administration
double major on a pre-law track.
Anisha: Actually I'm from India and then moved to Georgia
and then came here.
Christi: Crimson or blue?
Mary: Crimson?
Chancellor: Oooh. Blue.
Chloe: Definitely blue.
Adrian: The Jayhawk is like a symbol of everything:
networking, family, friends.
♪ music ♪
Zach: Being a Jayhawk means being yourself.
(laughs)
Amanda: Whenever you have people surrounding you
that care about you and have the same goals
in life as you then I just started to feel at home.
Dayo: As an international student, it meant a lot to me
that when I got here people were really willing to help me.
No question asked seemed stupid.
Mattie: As soon as I started going to classes here,
my art and my work was getting better
and I was growing as an artist.
Evan: It's like every kids dream and it's like I'm living it out.
Like that's what I'm doing.
Meg: Favorite KU tradition?
Molly: The alma mater.
Denniel: Hawk Week.
Chloe: Waving the wheat.
♪ music ♪
Johanna: I love the steam whistle.
It scares me every time still and I've been here a bit.
(loud steam whistle)
Christi: Big Jay or Baby Jay?
Emma: Big Jay?
Sierra: Baby Jay. So cute!
Denniel: Big Jay.
Nicole: Can we do a practice round?
Justin: Sure.
Katharine: I think my favorite thing about KU
is kind of the atmosphere here.
Fatimah: I just like the vibes.
Being a Jayhawk.
Nicole: Rock Chalk Jayhawk KU!
Was that good?
Sierra: Yes. (laughing)
Ryan: A little more energy?
Oh are you sure? Ok.
Umm see now you got me laughing!
(laughs)
♪ music fades out ♪
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Pam Grier on 'Doing What Men Do' | Jezebel Quickies - Duration: 2:04.
For more infomation >> Pam Grier on 'Doing What Men Do' | Jezebel Quickies - Duration: 2:04. -------------------------------------------
Laser Tachometer on a Budget 10$ - How to Measure RPM, What's Inside - Duration: 1:47.
A non-contact laser tachometer generally
uses infrared light to measure the speed of rotation
of a shaft or wheel or any other rotating object
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laser tachometer range starts at 1 to 99999 rpm/m
can't measure on black surface without any contrast
use luminous tape for dark conditions
as an alternative u can use
aluminum tape
luminous tape
9v battery
laser and ir diode
magnifying glass
measure the rpm on this button test
button memory showing the last highest values(UP) and (DN) last lowest values
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