The town of Chernobyl
Chernobyl, that word is probably known to most people from Europe and North America.
The city is located in the northern part of central Ukraine, about 95 kilometers north of Kiev in a straight line and 19 kilometers southwest of Pripyat.
The first mention of the settlement dates back to the 12th century, it was then in the Kievan Principality.
For centuries, the town belonged to Lithuania, the Commonwealth of the Two Nations, the Soviet Union and finally ended up as territory of Ukraine.
Urban rights were obtained in 1941.
The name of the city comes from a plant grown here in the Middle Ages.
The first name of the town was Chornobyl.
The next name of the city was Chernobyl.
After the fall of the Soviet Union the name was changed to Chernobyl. (not in english version)
Before the evacuation, Chernobyl was inhabited by 15,000 people.
About 80 people live there currently.
They live in houses and blocks next to destroyed buildings.
There are special signs on the actually inhabited houses.
The inscription says "Here lives the host of this house"
Life is normal here.
There are shops, polyclinic and post office.
Masses are celebrated every Sunday in the orthodox church.
There is also a police station, a fire station, a small airport for helicopters and a meteorological station.
The town does not lack hotels, restaurants and petrol stations.
In the side streets are the headquarters of the Zone management and research institutions.
The fact that the city is bustling with life is best seen at night.
Most windows of houses and blocks of flats are bright from shining lightbulbs.
Chernobyl is divided into two parts. Blockhouses with shops and offices of institutions...
...and family houses set along the urban streets. Most of them are abandoned.
In addition to people on the streets there are dogs.
Dogs run around the city from downtown to the furthest streets.
Local people told us, that many dogs are killed every year by wolves on the city border.
In the center of the city is a small park with alley with signs bearing the names of evacuated villages.
Each ding symbolizes dozens of displaced people from various corners of the Chernobyl Zone.
Some of them returned to their homes shortly after the catastrophe, but the vast majority did not return and the villages were abandoned.
In the park there is also an angel blowing the trumpet, which is a reference to the apocalypse of St. John.
There are also monuments referring to atomism and the past epoch.
Park in the city center was built on the 25th anniversary of the disaster.
Throughout the city you can see symbols referring to the power plant disaster, which is located 16 kilometers from the city.
The power plant takes its name from Chernobyl, as it is the nearest town in its vicinity.
Currently in Chernobyl the radiation level does not exceed the norm and is the same as in most cities in Europe.
To the north of the town is a repair yard, in 20th it was a century town harbor.
There was also a workshop repairing boats floating in Pripyat and Dniepr.
During the Kiev campaign on April 27, 1920, the Polish Navy River Flotilla fought a victorious battle with the Soviet Dnieper Flotilla, pushing out the defeated side out of Pripyat onto Dnieper
At present there are forestry headquarter. Nearby barges are cut.
The whole town has its own unique atmosphere, which is impossible to give a film or photos.
Although this place is often treated only as a stopover on the way to the power station and Pripyat, it is worth staying here to see all the charms of Chernobyl.
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PARSI AKURI - PARSI RECIPE OF SCRAMBLED EGG II पारसी अकुरी II BY CHEF GULRUKH IRANI II - Duration: 3:27.
Hello everyone, welcome to F3 Recipes.
I'm Gulrukh Irani & today we are going to make "Parsi Akuri"
It is a parsi version of bhurji
We need Chooped Onion, Ginger-garlic paste
Green chilli as per taste.I'll adding a whole chilli broken in 2
But if you want more spicy, you can thinly slice and use it. Chopped tomato
Clarified butter, if you want oil you can use but Clarified butter is very nutritious.
In spices we'll use Turmeric Powder, Red Chilli Powder & Salt.
That is all that you'll require
Let's start by adding some Clarified butter, to the frying pan
Don't wait for it to melt
Add chopped onions in it
Once the onions are transparent then add chillies not before that
Else it will become very spicy. So now our onions are done. Adding 1 green chilli only for flavour.
Break it add it and then add
1/2 tsp Ginger garlic paste, 1/2 tsp turmeric powder
1/2 red chilli powder, give it a stir and then add chopped tomato.
1 big tomato is sufficient for 2 people.
Either you can cover it to so that it will turn soft else you may cook them on slow flame
Keep coriander leaves ready before we add the egg into the pan
Till then crack 2 2 egg
Make sure they are fresh
Either you can beat them or can put them in the frying pan like that
By the time tomatoes are getting cooked add salt to taste
Salt will help tomatoes to get cook fast
This is very simple and very fast meal you can make
You can use it as a filling in sandwich, patties.
And it is just awesome by itself. Either you can have it with chapati or bread.
But at home we relish it with crispy
its very tasty. so here the tomatoes are about to cook
Add chopped coraidner and mix it
you can press the tomatoes with spatula so that it will cook fast
Most often people just can't resist to wait for this dish.As in if you'll take much time to cook
They will start fighting for this. So it is done
Add beaten egg , mix it fast as in it get firm very fast
If it is getting firm very fast you can turn the flame off
As in it will cook in the remaining heat, keep stirring.
Make sure all the ingredients are well blend with each other.
Its done, now take a lovely plate and serve it out.
An awesome Akuri is ready
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Peppa Pig & Funny clown | Farm for kids | Growing an apple tree for kids - Video for kids - Duration: 5:40.
Hi Kids,
Today Funny Clown Bob will present you a toy play with Peppa pig toys playing on farm
In this video for kids you will see a funny story how clown Bob, Peppa Pig and George are playing on farm and growing an apple tree
Do not forget to subscribe under the video and like it
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Chernobyl Town - documentary film (subtitles) - Duration: 6:37.
The town of Chernobyl
Chernobyl, that word is probably known to most people from Europe and North America.
The city is located in the northern part of central Ukraine, about 95 kilometers north of Kiev in a straight line and 19 kilometers southwest of Pripyat.
The first mention of the settlement dates back to the 12th century, it was then in the Kievan Principality.
For centuries, the town belonged to Lithuania, the Commonwealth of the Two Nations, the Soviet Union and finally ended up as territory of Ukraine.
Urban rights were obtained in 1941.
The name of the city comes from a plant grown here in the Middle Ages.
The first name of the town was Chornobyl.
The next name of the city was Chernobyl.
After the fall of the Soviet Union the name was changed to Chernobyl. (not in english version)
Before the evacuation, Chernobyl was inhabited by 15,000 people.
About 80 people live there currently.
They live in houses and blocks next to destroyed buildings.
There are special signs on the actually inhabited houses.
The inscription says "Here lives the host of this house"
Life is normal here.
There are shops, polyclinic and post office.
Masses are celebrated every Sunday in the orthodox church.
There is also a police station, a fire station, a small airport for helicopters and a meteorological station.
The town does not lack hotels, restaurants and petrol stations.
In the side streets are the headquarters of the Zone management and research institutions.
The fact that the city is bustling with life is best seen at night.
Most windows of houses and blocks of flats are bright from shining lightbulbs.
Chernobyl is divided into two parts. Blockhouses with shops and offices of institutions...
...and family houses set along the urban streets. Most of them are abandoned.
In addition to people on the streets there are dogs.
Dogs run around the city from downtown to the furthest streets.
Local people told us, that many dogs are killed every year by wolves on the city border.
In the center of the city is a small park with alley with signs bearing the names of evacuated villages.
Each ding symbolizes dozens of displaced people from various corners of the Chernobyl Zone.
Some of them returned to their homes shortly after the catastrophe, but the vast majority did not return and the villages were abandoned.
In the park there is also an angel blowing the trumpet, which is a reference to the apocalypse of St. John.
There are also monuments referring to atomism and the past epoch.
Park in the city center was built on the 25th anniversary of the disaster.
Throughout the city you can see symbols referring to the power plant disaster, which is located 16 kilometers from the city.
The power plant takes its name from Chernobyl, as it is the nearest town in its vicinity.
Currently in Chernobyl the radiation level does not exceed the norm and is the same as in most cities in Europe.
To the north of the town is a repair yard, in 20th it was a century town harbor.
There was also a workshop repairing boats floating in Pripyat and Dniepr.
During the Kiev campaign on April 27, 1920, the Polish Navy River Flotilla fought a victorious battle with the Soviet Dnieper Flotilla, pushing out the defeated side out of Pripyat onto Dnieper
At present there are forestry headquarter. Nearby barges are cut.
The whole town has its own unique atmosphere, which is impossible to give a film or photos.
Although this place is often treated only as a stopover on the way to the power station and Pripyat, it is worth staying here to see all the charms of Chernobyl.
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DIY Sunflower Straw Hat with gorgeous mesh bow - Duration: 3:35.
Okay, many of you probably didn't know that April is National Straw Hat Month.
So, we're going to make a really cute straw hat.
I'm going to start by just putting some glue on the flower that I took off of its stem.
So, I'm just going to put like pretty generous with the glue there.
And then I'm going to take my pipe cleaner and just kind of glue it around the stem,
because I want it to really stay.
If you don't glue it, it will slip off.
So, now that we have our flower done, I'm going to put the flower and my glue gun aside,
take my Bowdabra, and I have my Bowdabra Bow Wire folded in half.
I'm going to lay that down into the Bowdabra.
Then I'm going to take this, it's like 12" wide mesh, and it might seem kind of wide
for a hat, but the way mesh kind of curls up, it is going to work perfectly.
So, now that I have my mesh, I'm going to put my flower into my bow.
And that's why I needed to put the stem onto it so that it gave me enough length.
And then here, I�m just going to take my two ends that are free and put it through
my loop, hold my flower and my bow down into the Bowdabra while I pull this really tight.
I'm going to move my Bowdabra to the side, separate the ends of my bow, and bring that
around to the back and just tie it off.
And knot that.
Actually, I�m going to double-knot it because it's such a big bow.
And I�m going to just clip the ends.
And then what I'm going to do is I'm just -- now I'm just going to kind of wrap the
pipe cleaner around because we don't really need that.
And you could clip it.
And the next thing is, because it's National Straw Hat Month, I'm going to put a really
generous amount of glue on the side of my straw hat.
And now I'm going to take my bow and I'm going to just push it really hard onto the hat.
Now the other thing that's kind of cool is, while I'm waiting for this to dry, just remember
that the Kentucky Derby is the first week of May, and you can use your straw hat for
your Derby hat.
So, there we go.
We have an absolutely beautiful hat.
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A Day Without Coal -- Why Last Friday's Generation Mix In The UK Is Such A Big Deal - Duration: 8:31.
If you've driven, owned, or even thought of owning an electric car, the chances are
you've had at least one person come up to you and say
Electric cars, well electric cars aren't clean are they?
Because they run on electricity and where does electricity come from?
It comes from COAL.
Yeah.
You burn coal and that makes the electricity and you put it down the wires and then it
goes into the car and of course the batteries are toxic beyond belief, so personally, I
would prefer to stick with my diesel.
1989, it's a good runner....
And then if you're like me, you sigh, take a deep breath and try to tell them in as nice
a possible way that studies have concluded even with some coal mixed in, electric cars
are still cleaner than petrol cars because of the current power grid mix, note that the
grid is getting cleaner, and remind them that a total of six kilowatt-hours of electricity
is used to refine every gallon of petrol, and remind them that most electric car owners
do everything they can to run their cars off renewable electricity from solar panels on
their roof of a special green energy tariff… and then you sigh again because you know they're
going to keep going on about the coal thing.
I'm not driving one of those dirty electric cars...
Coal powered, they are... pffft.
But last Friday in the UK, something very special happened indeed: the UK National Grid
pulsed with electricity for an entire day without a single joule of it coming from a
coal-powered fire station.
What's more, it's the first time in one hundred and thirty-five years that my home
country hasn't burned coal to produce electricity for an entire day.
Why this is so important, and what it means for the future of plug-in vehicles, is coming
right next.
Hi there!
I'm Nikki Gordon-Bloomfield from Transport Evolved, and today we're celebrating the
news that the UK's national electricity grid managed to run for a whole day last Friday
without burning any coal, an important milestone as the country transitions its energy generation
mix away from fossil fuels and onto cleaner, greener alternatives.
Unlike other parts of the world, where burning coal to produce electricity remains a mainstay
of the power grid, the UK has been making a gradual shift away from coal power since
the 1990s.
Indeed, last year, the Uk government announced that it intends to be completely coal-free
by twenty twenty-five, a move that will see more renewable energy coming online to take
up the slack alongside renewed interest in Nuclear power, as well as a continued shift
towards power plants operating on natural gas.
Now, I know what you're thinking.
Natural gas is a fossil fuel, and you're right…
It is.
And on the face of it, extracting and burning natural gas for the purposes of electricity
does still produce greenhouse gas emissions.
It's responsible for about half the CO2 per kilowatt-hour than coal emits, but while
it's emissions, it's a step in the right direction.
Obviously, a fully-renewable grid, made up of decentralized microgeneration (essentially
everyone having their own set of photovoltaic solar panels on their roof and a battery backup
system like a Tesla Powerwall in the garage) would be preferable.
And we're certainly moving that way as a society, which is a very good thing for both
electric car owners and society as a whole, because a cleaner grid means electric cars
get cleaner to drive.
In short, while petrol cars tend to get more dirty as they age (as they become more inefficient
and their engines get more and more worn) electric cars will get cleaner as they age,
since the trend is toward cleaner generation methods for the electricity they rely on to
operate.
That's already happening.
In fact, back in twenty fifteen, a quarter of the UK's power needs were met by sources
of renewable energy, outstripping coal for the first time.
We're not even two years further down the line, and coal use is dwindling to insignificant
amounts.
Or to put it another way, electric cars driven and charged today in the UK are far, far more
environmentally friendly than they were just two years ago.
I've been checking the National grid demand this morning while writing this script for
today's show, and it's currently hovering at 1.7 percent or so, while wind power is
way up at nearly sixteen percent.
Being late evening in the UK, solar is only about two percent, but usually it's much
higher, with pumped storage, hydroelectric and biomass all adding up to just under eight
percent.
What about other power sources?
Well, given the switch away from coal and other other sources of power, natural gas
has gone up (between two fifths and a half on average) while Nuclear power plants provide
about a fifth of all UK electricity.
Nuclear counts as 'clean' energy if we talk about emissions, but it does of course
create all kinds of political and environmental problems when it comes to disposing of nuclear
waste, not to mention the risks associated with plant failure or natural disasters.
(Three mile island, Chernobyl and Fukushima have certainly taught us that).
Right now, the UK government seems more interested in nuclear and gas than anything else, but
it doesn't mean that renewables aren't growing.
Indeed, while Natural gas -- and the fracking culture the UK Government is keen to embrace
-- could give the nation cheaper energy for a while, there are some big problems with
natural gas that means the UK will need to transition that natural gas generation to
more sustainable solutions.
For example, given natural gas contains a lot (and I do mean a lot) of methane, if it's
not properly extracted from the ground or handled correctly, it emits a butt ton of
methane into the atmosphere, which, as it's even better at trapping heat than carbon dioxide,
is most definitely a problem for the planet.
And as one twenty thirteen academic paper for the fifth assessment report of the Intergovernmental
Panel on Climate Change concluded, methane leaks from the extraction and transportation
of natural gas must be kept below 3.2 percent in order for natural gas to remain cleaner
than coal.
And only proper regulation will ensure that actually happens.
Worse still, as the Union of Concerned scientists point out, replacing coal and nuclear power
with natural gas (a trend in several countries) won't have all that major an impact on total
emissions.
Yes, emissions will be less than they would be with coal, but they won't be reduced
enough (when combined with predicted electricity demand rises that have nothing to do with
electric cars) to make a difference to global warming.
In other words, renewable energy needs to be the focus, and it's up to us to make
sure it remains the focus moving forward.
As to coal and electric cars (and why Friday was so awesome?)
Burning coal for electricity is inefficient and produces a lot of carbon dioxide.
And because Friday didn't see any coal being burnt in the UK, an electric car charged on
Friday in the UK was far cleaner than it was two years ago.
And that's a fantastic thing worthy of celebrating.
So what can you do as an electric car owner?
Well, the first thing is to sign up for a clean energy tariff if your local utility
offers one.
Make sure that you charge your car from one hundred percent renewable energy if you can,
or pick a power mix that is as low as possible on fossil-fuel energy.
Second, consider saving up for your own microgeneration at home (if you can) with photovoltaic solar
panels and a battery backup system.
And if you can't do that, consider investing in a local energy cooperative that works to
promote renewables above other forms of energy.
Do you feel better knowing that less energy in the grid is coming from fossil fuels?
Do you own an electric car -- and where does the power come from that you use to power
it?
And what do you think the energy mix of the future will look like?
Leave your thoughts in the Comments below, don't forget to like, comment and subscribe,
tell your friends about the show, and if you like what your saw today, please consider
helping me to make more shows like this by making a monthly donation through Patreon.
I've included a link below, and a clickable one at the end of today's video.
And finally, I'd like to thank the wonderful Robert Llewellyn for his cameo in today's
video.
Do check out his totally awesome Fully Charged channel, a link for which is also coming right
up.
I'll be back tomorrow, but until then, thanks for joining me, I'm Nikki Gordon-Bloomfield
and don't forget to Keep Evolving!
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First Swim in my MerNation Silicone Mermaid Tail UNCUT (A not-so-magical mermaiding video) - Duration: 5:06.
There we go step one.
Keep it level... keep it straight!
*Mumbling*
I've got it!
Tell me if you need any help!
Say "hi!"
"It's a mermaid!!!!"
Let's try to go here because I don't want to have to walk too far.
***Little kid hard-core talking about building an epic sand castle***
Don't hurt your back.
Okay, coming down!
*** Little kid still talking about that sand castle!***
"Look, there's a mermaid!"
"There's a mermaid!"
"I know that mermaid."
You know that mermaid? (Giggling)
"I do, actually!"
Oh, hi
"Oh! And I know the mermaid's sister as well!"
(Laughter, laughter... everywhere!! :D)
"Who is it?!?"
All right, I'm going towards the-- is she going towards the pier?
Mermaid Phantom: Huh?
Going towards the pier then or what? I don't know how to get you. Do you want me in the water?
Mermaid Phantom: I have to go back to the beach real quick!
You want me to get in the water? Yeah it might be better pictures. Oh, man! It's gonna be cold!
No it's not.
Can you put my phone in there?
And Brittany's cap thing?
I still have it on video... can you hold that?
I'm coming. She's coming out! (Oh gosh!!!)
I have it on zoom right now. Just because you're like really small.
Do you like it?
Slap it!
*** Giggling***
***Whispering***
Mermaid Phantom: How's does it look?
It looks sweet!
Mermaid Phantom: Ummm... I'm having issues...
Oops! That's my shadow.
Mermaid Phantom: Oh...wait!
Mermaid Phantom: Also...
Hmm
Am I supposed to talk in this video?
Mermaid Phantom: I just want to say that Alex needs to have a good day at school tomorrow. ♥
Hahahah! Alex???
Mermaid Phantom: I'm gonna go back out towards the dock.
***Awesome kid still talking about sand castles!***
Mermaid Phantom: I'm having issues!
Mermaid Phantom: Um I'm having some issues. I think I'm falling out of it!
You are!?!
In the bottom?
Mermaid Phantom: I don't think I adjusted it tight enough!
Look at the sun.
Where did mom and dad go?
Mermaid Phantom: I don't know! I can't see! (Blind mermaid!!)
Sorry, my shadow's like in the way of your video right now.
Mermaid Phantom: I'm just slowly letting all the air bubbles out!
Am I supposed to talk, or something? Because I'm definitely not!?!
So how long do you want me to videotape and do you want me to take pictures?
Mermaid Phantom: Yeah, if you want to take any pictures that's be great!
So just stop the video and take pictures?
Mermaid Phantom: Sure!
Okay flip your tail one more time.
Mermaid Phantom: By "flip it" do you mean put it up?
**Those sand castles must have been amazing!**
Mermaid Phantom: I can't, it's coming out!
Practice makes perfect! Pshhhhhh!!!!! (Epic sound effects!)
And here we go taking her out of the water.
Mermaid Phantom: Thank you!
Okay...
Is mom ready? Hahaha
Mermaid Phantom: Wait, wait!
We're leaking you!
Mermaid Phantom: I told you I'm taking the lake with me!
We'll let it leak. :)
"Stay tuned for a 'What I Learned from my First Swim' video."
"I hope you enjoyed this one!"
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Fever | How to Act when You Have Fever | What you do when you have fever - Duration: 6:53.
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Is the Customer Always Right? 5 Top Rules For House Cleaners (2017) - Duration: 7:00.
Hey there.
I'm Angela Brown, and this is Ask a House Cleaner.
This is a show where you get to ask a housecleaning question,
and I get to help you find an answer.
This question comes from a woman who was watching her house cleaner on a home security camera
and the girl sat down and was visiting on the phone for an hour and a half, while she
was being paid by the hour.
And the homeowner wanted to know: "What are the rules and regulations behind that?
If someone is charging me by the hour, don't I have the right as the person paying the
money to demand that they work during that time?"
Well, that is an honest and a very fair question.
And the answer is yes you do.
If you're the one that's paying the money, then yes, it is in your power and it is your
right to declare your own rules.
Now, every homeowner is going to have a different set of rules, and every housecleaner is going
to have a different set of rules.
So, when you hire a house cleaner to come to your house, or a maid, or a housekeeper,
or whatever the term is that you use.
You need to be very specific about the rules that you create.
One of the rules that I would recommend upfront, and they're probably five or six rules that
are really important that you clarify upfront.
These are things that are important to you.
One of them is no talking on the telephone while you're on the clock.
"I understand that you run a business.
And so, if you're running a business and you're working in my home, you either need to turn
off the phone while you're at my house, or you need to have the little setting that sends
the quick message that says "sorry I can't talk right now."
So, you can respond really quickly and then after you get off the job and you're back
in your car, you can return the phone calls to your regular customers."
But if you're my customer and you're at my house and I'm paying you right now for a service,
I expect a full 100% of your attention.
I think that's fair what do you say?"
I think that's fair.
The next rule that I would suggest is no eating on the job.
There are numerous reports that I have heard where a house cleaner will come and they may
work for an hour and then they stop and take a half hour lunch break.
Okay, they're at your house cleaning.
Right?
They're at your house cleaning and while they're cleaning your house,
they should be working.
That's just common sense.
So, I would make a rule that when a housecleaner comes to your house that they not talk on
the telephone while they're there, and that they not eat while they're on the job.
The next thing I would recommend and strongly suggest is that you have a rule of no smoking.
There are lots of house cleaners who smoke.
And what you don't need in the middle of a two-hour cleaning that you're paying for or
a four-hour cleaning that you're paying for, is two or three 15 minutes smoking breaks.
Where a housecleaner leaves the job, and goes outside and takes a smoking break.
What is that?
"Smoke before you arrive or smoke when you leave.
But don't smoke when you're at my house cleaning."
Right?
I think that's a fair rule that you as a homeowner have the right to make.
And so I would have at least those three.
The other one that I might recommend (and this sounds very peculiar and you're going
to ask why I even bring it up) but this happens so many times, is no leaving while you're
on the job.
No leaving while you're on the job.
Do you know how many house cleaners check into a customer's house?
They type in the alarm code, and they start cleaning.
"Oh, I think I forgot something I'll run to the store and go pick it up."
And they leave.
Don't lock up the house because they don't want to trigger the alarm
that they're not there.
They just leave and they're gone for an hour or two hours.
"While I'm at the store I'll just do my regular grocery shopping and then I'll come back."
Then they come back to the house and lo and behold, "Well, my time is up."
So, they tidy up a few things and then run a few vacuum lines over the front of the carpet
and then they leave.
So it looks like they've been there.
Your alarm security code says that they've been there but they've been gone half the
time there was supposed to be there.
So, my other rule is I would recommend, that you recommend them not leaving while they're
on the job.
That's just sort of common sense.
Another rule I might suggest is that if your housecleaner has a friend that's in from out
of town unless that friend is actually bonded and insured with the company that your housecleaner
works for, they should not be able to bring their friends over.
No friends, no family members that are not specifically bonded and insured from the company
that you work for.
The reason for that is this.
Even with the best of intentions, a person that you bring along with you to help clean
a house that's not insured and not bonded, they can use the wrong chemicals on an appliance
that you have.
Or on the top of your desk, or the top of your fancy china cabinet or whatever and they
could ruin it.
And because they're not insured by that cleaning company it's going to be on you to pay that.
Or also if that person steals something from your house and that house cleaner is not,
they are not bonded through that housecleaner, that's not going to be covered.
Right?
Now, this person might trust their friend.
But you don't know their friend.
For example, my Mom came to town one time.
And I love my Mom.
She's the greatest housecleaner in the world… (well maybe besides me. ha ha)
Anyway, she came to town and she says "Oh, you've got houses to clean today.
Why don't I come help you?" and I said "Mom, I would love to have you
come help me clean the house.
And there's nobody that's probably more qualified to clean houses than you.
But unfortunately, you're not insured or bonded with my company so you're going to have
to stay home and watch TV or read a book while I go clean some houses because I can't take
you with me."
And she's like "I'm really good.
I am trustworthy."
"I trust you, Mom.
I know you're qualified to do it.
I know you've been trained properly.
My clients don't know that.
They don't know you and they don't they don't know that."
And so, I had to leave my Mom at home.
(She loved the day off, I mean don't get me wrong.)
But you can't bring people with you that are not licensed and bonded through your company.
So if you're a homeowner and you're looking to hire a house cleaner
I would make those rules.
I would say no telephone while you're on the job.
No eating while you're on the job.
No smoking breaks while you're on the job.
And no bringing people with you that are not licensed and bonded with your company.
Or insured and bonded with your company.
So, those would be my rules.
And that's it for today.
If you found it helpful please pass it along to somebody who may benefit from it.
And until I see you again, leave the world a cleaner place than when you found it.
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Dive Conditions Report For Caloundra 26 April 2017 Sunshine Coast Queensland Australia #ScubaDive - Duration: 3:09.
Hey people of the interwebs it is Q
bringing you your dive conditions
midweek report. At the Caloundra coast
guard jetty we're on an outbound tide and
The Pumicestone passage waters are
looking surprisingly clean. So that's an
encouraging sign and if you were
thinking about a drift dive in The
Passage, as long as it gets cleaner by
the time Saturday and Sunday rolls
around, the tides are going to be in your
favor as well. The wind is currently
moderate from the North and we can tell
that by the sea state here, as we
overlook Kings Beach. Very flat, calm
surface conditions and the good news is
that I can actually see some colors
coming back into the water that are
meant to be there. Some slight blues and
some slight greens. By the time the
weekend gets here the wind will swing
around and become moderate from the
South. Taking a closer look at the water
on Kings Beach boat ramp we've got some
very expectant surfers here, although I'm
not sure whether they're going to catch
any big waves. Looking at the surface it's
quite calm and flat and slowly but
surely the visibility is returning back
to the water. These gray overcast skies
that we're looking at, at the moment, are
going to change. For the rest of the week
we're expecting it to be sunny with some
clouds coming back by Sunday. Now at
Shelly Beach, while the water is not that
coffee brown color anymore, it is still
very opaque. There's zero visibility in
here at the moment and of course getting
a fair bit of exposure to that northern
wind means the waves are slightly bigger
here too.
I still don't think there's any chance
of this clearing up in time for a
scuba-dive at the weekend, the visibility
just won't be there. As I take a
bird's-eye view down onto The Keyhole
site and just beyond that, I can still
see remnants of the very dirty water
that we've had, but the good news is it's
changing color in places, which means
the visibility is slowly but surely
coming back. Although there is no chance
that The Keyhole dive site will be
available for a shore dive this weekend.
Moffatt Beach is of course the most
exposed to the current Northerly wind
direction and that shows with the waves
here being a lot bigger than other dive
sites along the Caloundra coast at the
moment. Your tide times for this weekend,
Saturday we have a high at 10:05 am
and a low at 4:08 pm. Sunday we have a
high at 10:58 am and a low at 4:57 pm.
And the swell for Saturday and
Sunday is expected to be around about
the 1.5 meter mark.
So in summary although the signs are
looking good that things are starting to
clean up, I still don't think there's any
possibility of a shore based scuba dive
off the Calandra coastline anytime soon
and certainly not this weekend.
If you found this dive conditions midweek
report with Q helpful, don't forget to
leave a thumbs up down below, it
helps me out immensely and of course
subscribe to the YouTube channel to see
future videos,
Thanks for watching and take it easy.
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