Wednesday, May 30, 2018

Youtube daily report w May 30 2018

Jaw Jams Vol. 2

Sneaky!

Heat and penetrating oil

Locked in place somehow

I risk breaking the Rosewood forcing it out

3 hours later

Checking to see how much nickel-plating is left

Not much nickel-plating left

Did you know? Nickel-plating is the Nickelback of tool finishes

Lowentraut MGF. Co.

Fixing the bent jaw

Now the jaw does not get stuck

Sandblasting

Maybe this comes off?

I am sorry, tool Gods. I have to do this.

Paint Stripper

Wax, shellac, or lacquer are best for rosewood

Brake cleaner to remove buffing compound

Screwdriver

Okay...I guess I have a quick release vise now.

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Antique Multi-Tool [Restoration] - Duration: 13:39.

Jaw Jams Vol. 2

Sneaky!

Heat and penetrating oil

Locked in place somehow

I risk breaking the Rosewood forcing it out

3 hours later

Checking to see how much nickel-plating is left

Not much nickel-plating left

Did you know? Nickel-plating is the Nickelback of tool finishes

Lowentraut MGF. Co.

Fixing the bent jaw

Now the jaw does not get stuck

Sandblasting

Maybe this comes off?

I am sorry, tool Gods. I have to do this.

Paint Stripper

Wax, shellac, or lacquer are best for rosewood

Brake cleaner to remove buffing compound

Screwdriver

Okay...I guess I have a quick release vise now.

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For you, I could pretend

like I was happy when I was sad

For you, I could pretend

like I was strong when I was hurt

I wish love was perfect as love itself

I wish all my weaknesses could be hidden

I grew a flower that can't be bloomed

in a dream that can't come true

I'm so sick of this

Fake love, fake love, fake love

I'm so sorry but it's

Fake love, fake love, fake love

I wanna be a good man

Just for you

I gave the world,

Just for you

I changed everything,

Just for you

But I don't know me,

Who are you?

The forest just for us, you weren't there

The route I took, I forgot

I even became quite unsure of who I was

Try babbling into the mirror, who the heck are you?

For you, I could pretend

like I was happy when I was sad

For you, I could pretend

like I was strong when I was hurt

I wish love was perfect as love itself

I wish all my weaknesses could be hidden

I grew a flower that can't be bloomed

in a dream that can't come true

Love you so bad, love you so bad

Mold a pretty lie for you

Love it's so mad, love it's so mad

Try to erase myself and make me your doll

Love you so bad, love you so bad

Mold a pretty lie for you

Love it's so mad, love it's so mad

Try to erase myself and make me your doll

I'm so sick of this

Fake love, fake love, fake love

I'm so sorry but it's

Fake love, fake love, fake love

Why you sad? I don't know nan molla

Smile, say "I love you"

Look at me, even I gave up on myself

Even you can't understand me

You say I'm unfamiliar, changed into the one you used to like

You say I'm not myself which you knew well

No? What do you mean no, I'm blind

Love? What the heck is love, it's all fake love

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Koh Kood Island - SEA SNAIL SASHIMI + Best Beaches and Attractions | Food Travel Guide! - Duration: 20:59.

- Good morning.

I hope you're having an amazing day.

It's Mark Wiens.

I'm in Koh Kood, which is one of the most

well-preserved, gorgeous, and pristine

islands in Thailand.

You'll find amazing jungle here and beaches,

delicious seafood.

And today is gonna be an unforgettable day.

We're gonna go around the island.

We're gonna stop at some of the most

beautiful places on the island.

And this is gonna be a tour of Koh Kood and I am gonna

share it all with you in this video, right now.

(upbeat tropical music)

This is day eight and this is the final day of our

Eastern provinces of Thailand food and travel tour.

It's been an amazing trip and I'll have

the links and the entire playlist below,

so you can watch all the videos.

In order to get to Koh Kood,

yesterday actually we came from Koh Chang.

But we drove our car to Koh Chang, so we had to

take the ferry back to the mainland.

Then we drove to a place called Lan Sak, which is the pier

at the end of the peninsula to catch a ferry.

We took a ferry.

It's called Boonsiri, which is a speed ferry service.

But a pretty big boat, so it's not rough water.

And that's about an hour and fifteen minutes

to get to Koh Kood island.

And then, from there you jump into the back of a

rute songthaew, which is a truck transportation

and they drop you off at your hotel that you're staying at.

Right now, we're gonna quickly have breakfast at the hotel

and then a driver will come to meet us

and we're gonna start cruisin' around the island.

This is gonna be an unforgettable day.

This is a gorgeous island.

(upbeat tropical music)

Mmmm.

They have seriously good pineapple in Trat.

(upbeat tropical music)

Part of the reason why Koh Kood is

so nice, and so calm, and so peaceful

is because you can't, whoa.

(laughing)

You can't drive your own car to the island.

They don't have a ferry to bring your car in.

And they have rute songthaews,

which are back of the truck pickups

that you can rent for the day.

So, we rented one for the day.

We're gonna go around.

Looking a little rainy, but you know this is an island

so things can change drastically very quickly.

(upbeat tropical music)

(speaking Thai and pots clanging)

(laughing and speaking Thai)

I've read some figures that say Koh Kood has a local

population of somewhere between 1,000 and 2,000 people.

And so, there's not a huge

need for demand for local restaurants.

So, we asked our driver to just bring us to a place

that he eats for breakfast, a local place.

This is about as local as you could get in Koh Kood.

They have a number of different curries.

It's mostly kao king, but they also have betheow,

they also have noodles here.

They have a couple of interesting dishes,

including a mushroom curry that we're gonna try.

But, this is a cool little spot.

I'll begin with the (speaking in Thai),

which is a free-range chicken.

There's some blood jelly in here as well.

The chicken, some pea eggplants,

some I think that could be, oh yeah these are definitely

one of the most common ingredients in Trat,

especially with curries, is mngkud sabpard.

Which is the pineapple crown.

I think that's what they're using in there, too.

Mmmm, mmmm.

That is awesome.

You know what's unique about that?

I can taste more of a dry spice blend in there.

It tastes like cumin, which is coming in really nicely.

Along with those herbs, along with the kaffir lime leaves,

along with the Mngkud sabpard, which is the pineapple crown.

It's a little bit spicy.

It's really, really nicely flavored.

(upbeat tropical music)

That's an excellent curry.

By far, the most interesting dish to me

that they had up front there is called (speaking Thai).

This is a type of mushroom curry that

I haven't heard of before.

I think it's some type of a wild

mushroom from the forest here.

And look how thick that coconut milk is.

That's like melted butter.

(upbeat tropical music)

Whoa.

Mmmm.

Oh, oh that's an insane mushroom.

Okay, first let me start with the coconut cream.

That's outrageously thick, and creamy, and rich.

It has a natural coconut sweetness to it

with a little chili in there

and then you get to that mushroom.

That mushroom has this like, unbelievably slimy yet soft,

very soft dissolve in your mouth texture.

And that follows with a bitterness,

a really nice bitterness that sort of

overwhelms your mouth.

I love bitterness.

That is sensational, mmmm.

You know what the texture of those mushrooms is like?

It's almost like the texture of an oyster.

Did you taste it?

- Yeah.

You like it?

- It's good, but cold.

- Cold. bitter, huh?

I was just asking them where those mushrooms come from

and conveniently located right there,

they said they come from they grow somehow on this tree.

(speaking Thai)

After the leaves drop to the ground naturally,

especially with rain, right?

During like rain, they'll drop to the ground and then

the mushrooms will grow out of the ground from that leaf.

Something like that.

Very cool mushroom.

Very amazing, bitter taste to go with that coconut cream.

I love it.

They don't exactly have a restaurant name.

I think they just use the owner's name,

but it's called Saleun.

This is the front here.

You'll see some green tarps hanging out front.

What a great little restaurant and

yeah, we got lucky with that mushroom curry.

That is the type of dish that I gets me pumped,

that gets me excited.

That was so good.

A new flavor; a new mushroom to me.

Just right off the tree, right there.

Oh man, that was delicious.

Okay, we're movin' on.

And by the way, huge thank you

to our driver for bringing us here.

(upbeat tropical music)

This is the type of jungle that you can imagine

yourself swinging from tree to tree on a vine.

Well, I like to imagine that.

That would be a lot of fun.

We're on our way to some really old, big trees.

(upbeat tropical music)

The first tree is called Makayuk.

It's huge; it means a huge Makka tree.

Okay, yeah this is definitely a gigantic tree

that just looks like it reaches to the sky.

And the base of the tree is also quite gigantic, wow.

And then, it kinda like V's off midway up the tree.

(upbeat tropical music)

Then, just a short distance away is another tree

called bonsai, which is a Banyan tree.

(upbeat tropical music)

It's so eerie and so,

so mystical.

Both of the trees, extremely gorgeous.

And what a pristine jungle.

(upbeat music)

Next up we're on our way to Klong Chao waterfall,

which is one of the most well-known waterfalls.

(rushing water)

It does require a little bit of rock-hopping

to get to the main waterfall.

(upbeat music)

Oh yeah, that water is perfectly refreshing.

It's so quiet, it's so peaceful,

it's beautiful, it's lush.

Ah, this is fantastic.

(rushing water)

It's raining now, but that was

that waterfall is definitely worth a visit,

definitely worth a swim.

I'm refreshed.

That was a lot of fun.

(laughing)

That was great.

Okay, we're on our way.

Oh man, the camera is like soaking right now.

(upbeat tropical music)

We're driving next to a place called Khao Reua Rub.

I'm not exactly sure what it is, we'll find out.

(upbeat tropical music)

So at the top it's actually a shrine and it's a

like a naval shrine, I believe.

(upbeat tropical music)

(sighs)

Next, we're driving to another beach.

It's called Bang Bao.

(upbeat music)

(upbeat music)

Oh man, this is one of the beaches

I wanted to visit in Koh Kood.

This is, it's a paradise beach, wow.

There's some docks going out to fishing boats.

The water is crystal clear, the palm trees.

This is an impressively beautiful beach.

I'm just gonna take a walk out to the end of this dock

to see the boats,

to see the clear water out there

and then we have to take a swim here.

There's no way you can not.

(upbeat music)

(upbeat music)

(water splashing)

And from here, we're gonna go to the fishing village.

We're gonna hopefully find some amazing seafood.

And that's also gonna, eh it looks incredible.

That's one of the things I wanted to do most here.

But, this is the type of beach.

I mean, you could just sit in this water

all day long and not go anywhere.

Oh this is just, this is fabulous; this is so good.

(laughing)

He doesn't wanna go; he just wants to stay here all day.

(water splashing)

Part of what makes that beach so spectacular

is that it's so quiet, so peaceful.

(upbeat tropical music)

We just got dropped off at Ao Yai,

which is a traditional fishing village.

It's on the West Coast of Koh Kood

and also on the South side.

We're gonna walk around for a little bit

and then we're gonna eat some seafood.

(upbeat tropical music)

It's actually quite a decently large village.

All on stilts, a fishing village.

You just keep walking back and

there are houses, there are little restaurants.

But, most of this community is all fishing.

Wow, look at that school of fish.

(engine running)

(speaking in Thai)

(speaking in Thai)

They have a number of different seafood restaurants.

We've chosen one that's called Chonthicha.

You can choose your own seafood.

They have some tanks going with different shellfish

and a variety of things.

And they have these giant nets just filled with fish.

I ordered a couple of unique things

that I've never tried before.

(water splashing)

(upbeat tropical music)

(fish flapping)

We also ordered some kind of,

it's some type of a Slipper lobster.

It's just straight sea-to-table dining.

They have herbs growing here.

The ocean breeze is in your face and I'm hungry.

A couple of the dishes have just arrived and still waiting

on a couple of the dishes, but let's start.

This one is (speaking in Thai).

It's squid fried with a garlic sauce.

Look at that rich sauce.

And look at how they've cut up the squid

into like, it looks like a pineapple.

My bench is a little bit high for this table,

so I'm sittin' way up here.

I gotta lean over.

Mmmm.

Oh, that's awesome.

Mmmm, you got the garlic sauce and black pepper in there.

It's a little bit sweet; nice and salty.

And then like the texture of the squid is like,

it's like... bouncy

and almost like jelly-ish and really tender.

Next dish is called (speaking in Thai).

This is a type of curry, you can see.

What you have to admire is just how thick

and curdled that coconut milk is.

Paired with, what I believe is the (speaking in Thai),

which is the shrimp automoly head oil.

(upbeat tropical music)

Mmmm, but you've got really rich coconut milk in there.

You can taste that oil of the shrimp.

It looks really orange and red, but it doesn't

actually it's not spicy.

In Thai, it's called (speaking in Thai).

Is rambutan, the fruit.

The hairy, spiky rambutan little fruit.

And so you can see, the shell

does sort of look like that, too.

And I just looked it up in English.

It's some type of a rock shell mollusk.

Oh, another name for it is a Murex,

which is a genus of medium to large sized

predatory tropical sea snails.

It's served as sashimi; it's served raw.

But, they might just quickly flash-blanch it.

They have sliced it quite thin.

Before using any of the sauce,

we gotta take a bite of just the straight.

Mmmm.

Oh, that has an amazing like crispness to it.

Whoa, and also quite a nice natural sweetness as well.

Actually guys, you keep on chewing it almost has

a nutty taste to it, too plus it's sweet.

Okay, we got to dip in the (speaking Thai) next.

Oh, with that sauce.

Oh, what an enhancement.

That sauce.

Again, I think (speaking Thai) they used salt

maybe instead of fish sauce, but you can taste

the pungent chillies and garlic in there.

It's just balanced by a hint of sweetness and spicy.

It's delicious.

Dip into the soy sauce.

Mmmm, oh that's a dish.

I must've got a different piece of the shell

from a different side or something

'cause that's more tender without that crunch.

Totally different texture.

Next up, for the type of Slipper lobster.

`Which, in Thai are called (speaking in Thai).

And these are deep fried with garlic sauce as well.

They kind of have a little bit of an alien appearance

with like an armored shell around them.

And I think, what you can do.

oh, they sorta like cut them in half.

Oh, so you open it.

But, that's like an extremely hard shell.

And I think you take off the head.

You've got this tail, which is like a mini lobster tail.

Wow, that's quite an intense shell.

Oh there we go, yes.

Okay, I got it all out in one bite.

(upbeat tropical music)

Insanely delicious, mmmm.

It tastes like lobster.

Has a little more of an earthy tone to it, though.

Last dish we got is called Hoy Pawk.

Which is, they look like giant clams.

But, I didn't know they were gonna de-shell them

or that they shelled them first.

These are, that's a whole an entire spoonful.

And then, I ended up with some

kind of a curry paste and basil.

(upbeat tropical music)

Whoa.

That's kinda on the chewy side.

It does, it tastes like a clam.

Like a giant clam.

And then, that's in a kind of a nutty chili sauce.

As we're eating it started raining, drizzling.

But, still the atmosphere is spectacular.

(upbeat tropical music)

This one is just a little guy, but I know it would be

incredible with that seafood sauce on it.

Oh yeah, what a natural scoop.

(upbeat tropical music)

Those Slipper lobsters are incredible.

It's really, really flavorful, really sweet.

I love the texture and with that sauce.

(upbeat tropical music)

That is incredibly delicious.

And really, there are like at least three different sections

that have totally different textures and sweetnesses.

That piece that I just had, that might be from like

the center or something 'cause

it's the sweetest and the softest.

It's really tender.

Finished with that seafood meal, and I have to tell you

one of my, like indicators of

kinda iffy food, is when they put

an orchid next to your plate of food.

I mean, that's of course just a general statement

but, it's kinda true that they kinda tone down

the flavors when they do that type of thing.

But, they did that at this restaurant and actually

it was quite good; the food was excellent.

The seafood is no doubt, extraordinarily fresh.

And I'm excited because they had a few different things.

Unique things that I've never had,

like that, that predatory

rock shell

Morex.

(upbeat tropical music)

(upbeat tropical music)

We made it back to Kung Pao,

back to the beach where we started off this morning.

What a fantastic day.

Oh, let me sit up a little bit.

It turned out to be a perfect day.

We got a little bit of rain, but that's okay.

We got a little bit of sunshine.

We had some cloudy weather.

But...

Koh Kood is truly a paradise island.

I mean the combination of beaches, waterfalls,

thick lush jungle,

seafood,

crystal clear beaches.

I probably already said that once.

But, it's really a gorgeous island.

It's also nice because it's quiet, it's laid-back.

And to be honest, there's not a lot of food options.

Most people actually just come to this island,

they stay at their resort or their hotel,

they eat the food at their hotel and

maybe go out to do a little site-seeing.

But, this is the type of island that you can come

to sit and do nothing.

And that not only brings us to the end

of this video about Koh Kood island,

but this also brings us to the end of this entire series.

And if you haven't watched the entire series of this

Eastern region of Thailand food and travel tour,

there are a total of eight videos.

I'll leave all the links in the description box below,

but you can check out and watch the entire playlist.

It's been the entire Eastern region of Thailand

is a region that

for me, I think the food is not

is very under-represented.

Even in Bangkok, you won't find

that much Eastern type Thai food.

And so, it's been a learning experience.

Some incredibly delicious food.

The seafood stands out.

Some of the best seafood I've had in Thailand.

The people are great.

We've been to villages.

We started off in Chanthaburi,

we came to Trat, we went to Koh Chang,

and then finally ending in Koh Kood.

And it's been an extremely memorable trip.

I just wanna say a huge thank you for watching this video,

for watching this entire series of videos.

And I wanna personally invite you.

If you're not already subscribed,

make sure you click subscribe now

and also click the little bell icon

so that you get notified of the next video that I publish.

Thanks again for watching.

Goodbye from Koh Kood

and I will see you on the next video.

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25 EYE OPENING Things Your Blood Type Says About You - Duration: 6:07.

Did you know your blood type can say a lot about you? From your health, your donor compatibility,

and even your personality, blood type speaks volumes. Of course, knowing your blood type

helps when donating blood, but you might want to know some of its many other aspects. Some

believe knowing your blood type information could help you tailor your diet to live healthier.

You can also know the pitfalls of your blood type to counteract them. Some even try to

find out their blood type personality compatibility. Curious to find out more about your blood

type? I'm Mike with List25 and Here are 25 Eye-Opening Things Your Blood Type Says About

You.

25.

If you have the A blood type, you're more

likely to have higher levels of the cortisol hormone than other types. Cortisol is a hormone

your body releases to help you with stress.

24.

Mosquitoes love people with type O blood.

If you have this blood type, you're twice as likely to attract them.

23.

In contrast, mosquitoes are the least attracted

to people with type A blood.

22.

On the flip side, O blood types are less likely

to contract the deadliest forms of malaria because their proteins don't stick to to them

the way they do to others.

21.

A University of Vermont study involving 30,000

people revealed that AB blood types were 82 percent likely to develop memory problems

that lead to dementia.

20.

Those with A blood types may have a higher

risk of alcoholism than other types, according to a few studies. Studies have linked antigens

to the disease, suggesting A type antigens have a part to play.

19.

Gustaf Edgren, M.D., Ph.D. of Karolinska Institute

in Sweden stated that people with type A blood have a high risk of developing gastric cancers.

He suggests staying away from smoking, excessive alcohol consumption, and being overweight.

18.

Your blood type determines your risk for heart

disease. On average, non-O blood groups have 60 to 80 percent higher chance of getting

blood clots. They're also at greater risk of getting coronary heart disease.

17.

A study published in BMC Microbiology revealed

that your blood type plays a direct part in the proportion and profiles of intestinal

bacteria.

16.

B blood types have 50,000 times the strains

of friendly bacteria than A or O have.

15.

There's a popular study called Ketsueki-Gata

that connects blood types with personality. For instance, B blood types are said to be

passionate, creative, strong, but also selfish, unforgiving, and irresponsible. Of course,

there's no scientific basis for any of this.

14.

Dr. Peter J. D’Adamo has championed

a diet based on blood type. For instance, those with Type O blood should eat lean meats

and seafood and avoid dairy and gluten.

13.

If you have O Negative type blood, you are

a universal donor, meaning your blood can be given to any blood type.

12.

If you have the AB+ blood type, then you're

a universal plasma donor which can be used in all blood types. Plasma is often used to

treat burn and shock victims.

11.

People with Type B blood should focus on eating

leafy greens and vegetables and fruits, like grapes, plumes, and pineapples.

10.

People with Type O blood are said to be confident

and strong-willed, but also self-centered and unpredictable.

9.

Type O blood puts you at greater risk of developing

an ulcer all thanks to the bacteria H. pylori. Type O blood types have a different immunological

response than other types which triggers it.

8.

The good news about Type O is that it's 37%

less likely to develop pancreatic cancer. The bacteria H. pylori again considered to

be the culprit for non-O blood types.

7.

People with Type A blood should focus on eating

fruits like berries, apples, and avocados. Vegetables like broccoli and carrots are also

good. As an added plus, you can break down grains easier which means pastas and breads

should be a part of your diet.

6.

A person's blood type can affect their pregnancy.

If the mother is RH- and the fetus is RH+, then the incompatibility could be dangerous

because the mother's immune system will make antibodies against the RH+. RH type is tested

for during the routine pregnancy blood work. If a woman is RH-, she's typically given an

RH immunoglobulin shot during her pregnancy.

5.

If you have Type AB blood, you're said to

be cool, controlled, and rational, but also critical, indecisive, and irresponsible.

4.

If you have the AB Negative blood type, you

have the most rare type of blood with only 1% of people having it.

3.

On the flip side, if you have O Positive blood,

you're within the most common type of blood with A Positive a close second place.

2.

With that said, O Positive blood types are

the most in demand for blood donations.

1.

People with Type A blood are more susceptible

to smallpox infections and severe malaria. Thankfully, smallpox was eradicated in 1980.

So, do you know your blood type? Let us know in the comments below, or tweet your answer

to us @List25.

Enjoying our lists? Be sure to click that subscribe button on the bottom right and the

notification bell so you don't miss out on new ones every Monday through Friday. Share

them with friends and help us consistantly conciliate curiosity. And if you want even

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WHAT QUEEN ANTS TO LOOK FOR RIGHT NOW! (May 30th, 2018) - Duration: 3:20.

Welcome, AC Family to ANT BITE WEDNESDAYS, covering the world of ants as they relate

to global news, social media, and ant keeping.

I'm here to fill you in on what queen ants to look out for right now if you're living

in North America.

If you're not from North America, stay tuned I'll also let you know how to find out what

is flying in your continent.

This past weekend, I was shocked to meet so many of you AC Family in Ontario, Canada at

our first AntsCanada meet & greet, hence my hoarse voice today.

The ant love was incredible!

You came in with ant shirts, test tubes, and ant costumes!

You even brought in queen ants of your own and were eager to chat about the happenings

of the Antiverse.

This opened my eyes as to how many of you actually are into ant keeping and not just

watching videos about ants.

So, if this is you and you're a starting ant keeper, head outside now in the afternoons

and keep your eyes on the ground!

Right now is the ultimate season for Camponotus ants, also known as carpenter ants!

When you spot a queen ant, place her into a proper test tube setup, keep her in the

dark, and she should start laying eggs for you in a few days.

So many of you have been tweeting me photos of queen ants you've captured asking for an

ID and indeed 95% of them are Camponotus ants.

I love Camponotus ants because they are large so they're quite easy to observe with the

naked eye, polymorphic, meaning they have super majors after about the hundredth worker

point, and they are relatively easy to keep.

The one downside of this genus though is that they are slow-growing.

Instead of the four week development from egg to adult worker, it takes 8 weeks, and

the queen takes periodic egg-laying breaks.

It usually takes two years before you start to see impressive numbers, but as is essential

to ant keeping, patience is a virtue!

Be sure to watch our Camponotus Care tutorial here, with a more in depth look at the genus

and their care.

In fact, that is an entire playlist to all my ant tutorials with a full range of helpful

ant keeping tips.

For those of you who don't live in North America, this video will also show you guys in Europe,

Australia, and Asia, what ants may be flying right now in your area!

Depending on your location, there are other species of ants also commonly flying now in

North America other than Camponotus, and I list them there in that video.

Did you manage to catch a queen ant yet?

If so, let us know in the comments section the species and your location, so the rest

of us AC Family near you, can keep our eyes peeled!

Especially for those of you in South America and Africa, as I don't have much data on nuptial

flights in these continents!

Just a reminder that we also have a tonne of ant keeping gear at AntsCanada.com for

you guys to check out, including specially made test tubes for queen ants, and a complete

e-book handbook guide on ant keeping.

And that is today's Ant Bite Wednesday.

See you guys again for this Saturday's big episode featuring some alien colonists!

It's ant love forever!

Please SUBSCRIBE to my channel, and hit the bell icon.

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Thank you!

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Champion! JK: I love you!

KSY: Congratulations! BTS!

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KSY: The true champion is Show Champion!

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Ian Arthur for MPP - Duration: 0:26.

I grew up on a farm outside of Kingston and I know what manure smells like.

That's why when folks hear Liberal and Conservative promises they know what they're full of.

But you don't have to choose between bad or worse.

On June 7th when you elect an NDP government, I'm going to work hard for Kingston and the

Islands and to make Ontario a better place.

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Most UNBELIEVABLE Surgeries PREHISTORIC Doctors Could Perform! - Duration: 11:06.

From amputation with anesthesia to brain surgery, here are 8 unbelievable things prehistoric

doctors could do!!

8.

Ants To Stitch Up Wounds When you think of insects, most people don't

even like them and just think of their stings and bites and bad experiences!!

Like that time that you stepped on a scorpion, or the time your dad put a bee into the palm

of your hand so you could look at it more closely and it stung you….oh wait, that

was me!

You might not exactly think of insects as medicinal!!

But, insects can sometimes have surprising versatility in the right persons hands.

For example, using ants to stitch up a person's wounds.

You probably didn't' even think of that!

You might be wondering how this is possible.

Ants don't produce a thread that could be used to stitch up anything, let alone human

flesh.

And it's unlikely that you can just burn them in place to heal something up (though I'm

sure people have tried...).

No, the true "cure" here is through their mandibles.

In India, certain places in Africa, and other places around the world, ancient doctors (or

their equivalent) would make an incision, perform whatever surgery they were intending

to do, then when they were done, they would close up the wound as best they could on their

own.

The final step was to bring in ants.

They would force the ant to bite the wound.

As it closed its bite, it would close the gap of the incision on both sides of the wound

and seal it shut.

At that moment, the doctor would rip off the body of the ant, leaving the head intact.

Do this enough times, and the wound is perfectly sealed.

I'm not sure if this would be a good idea to try to do at home!

The technique is said to have been around since the Neolithic era, and in India, the

people there were using this technique before they even had a written language.

If you do find yourself in a bind, it's still a valid technique.

In fact, in the Discovery show Dual Survival, survivalist Cody Lundeen used the same tactic

to help heal his partners wound after he got hurt.

It's primitive for sure, but you can't deny the results.

7.

Ancient Tooth Drill Many things on this list are probably going

to make you think "that can't be right."

Apparently, they had dentistry back in Pakistan...9000 years ago.

And I'm talking solid dentistry, complete with a drill to get into the tooth and solve

whatever was aching you.

How did this happen?

Well, you know what they say, "It takes a village".

Or, in this case, it takes a tribe.

An entire tribe's worth of people were discovered in what is now Pakistan, and every member

of this tribe had clear signs of dentistry in their mouth.

Now, before you start wondering if they just had dentistry "in their bones", it's not so

clear cut.

However, expertise is a factor here.

You see, this tribe was very good at bead crafting.

They were so good, that they decided to test out their craftsmanship on teeth.

This led to their first experiments with dentistry.

And ironically, not only did they succeed, they were really good at it, so, they continued

their works, getting more and more advanced with every single technique they made.

For example, their drills were actually made out of flint, which could not only work, but

it did so very well.

And this tribe continued their craft for 1,500 years before it died out.

And now for number 6 but first if you are a returning subscriber welcome back!

Glad to see you again!!

If you are new here be sure to subscribe, we'd love to have you!!

6.

Acupuncture Acupuncture brings to mind a person being

poked and prodded with needles to alleviate their pain.

Have any of you ever tried acupuncture?

Did it work?

Let us know in the comments!!

Most people associate acupuncture with the Chinese, but while they did use it a long

time ago, they weren't the first to use that technique.

The earliest recorded use was apparently 2000 years before them.

This was revealed via a 5300-year-old mummy who might sound familiar to you!

I'll give you a hint.

He was found in Europe in the mountains between Italy and Austria, proving that it was Europeans,

and not Asians, who used the practice first (as far as paleontology can tell us).

The "patient" they found was Otzi the Iceman, and he had a good reason to get acupuncture

done.

The frozen man had a bunch of whipworms in his stomach which are known to cause extreme

pain when not dealt with.

So...he went to get acupuncture.

To be clear, acupuncture is not a cure for whipworms, but he probably didn't know or

understand what was going on inside of him, so having any kind of cure for the pain would've

been a godsend.

Looking at the back of Otzi, you can see plenty of acupuncture marks that proved how thorough

the acupuncturist was.

And more than likely, it would've helped him with the pain, at least in the short-term.

The fact that this acupuncturist, wherever they were from, was so well informed about

the human body and the ability to treat pain through acupuncture is astounding.

Especially when you consider that this technique "died out" with the tribe, and Europe didn't

relearn this healing technique for 5000 years, well after the Chinese popularized the technique

and shared it with the world.

5.

Clay Casts It's not hard to imagine just how dangerous

the world was back in the prehistoric days, and because of that, injuries must have been

frequent.

To that end, if they needed something fixed, they had to hope that someone had the knowledge

to do what needed to be done.

Even something as simple as a broken bone could be racked with complications if not

cared for properly.

Fortunately for some Stone Age humans, their tribal doctor did have a solution for broken

bones.

Those who know about modern medicine, or if you've ever broken a bone, you know that

the proper treatment of broken bones is to set the bones back into place and let them

heal.

And they did that in the Stone Age via clay.

The medicine man would wrap the arm in clay in the form of a cast of sorts, then, they

would let the clay dry in the sun, ensuring that the cast was formed properly and that

the patient couldn't get it off, making the injury worse.

And apparently, it worked, and quite well actually.

Some archaeologists studied the bodies of Stone Age patients who had this done to them

and they remarked that it rivaled what could be done with modern surgeons today.

Makes you think, doesn't it?

4.

Childbirth The miracle of childbirth is something that

transcends time.

Not all cultures viewed children the same way, but childbirth isn't easy, just ask anyone

who has had a child, and it can be ripe with complications, so imagine trying to have a

child a few thousand years ago.

Even just 100 years ago.

Yeah, not pretty.

Many historians believe that because of how dangerous childbirth was back then, about

1/3 of all women who gave birth died.

That's a horrifying statistic.

However, for one prehistoric tribe, they knew enough to give their women the best odds possible

of survival.

This is believed because certain cave drawings were found by archaeologists that showed the

basics of childbirth and what the expectant mother needed to do in order to have a (mostly)

safe birthing.

For example, the mother was told to be in an upright position, which is the modern practice

nowadays.

And the drawings even showed they the mother should lean forward during the second stage.

It's really incredible when you think about it.

But, that does raise a question, why were these drawn in caves?

The logical answer is that the caves served as maternity wards.

They could be protected from the elements and animals, and it would be safe for others

in case something went wrong.

3.

Dirt As Medicine Ok, it's not exactly that, but it's also not

exactly not that.

I'll explain.

A group of Europeans once met a tribe that was still living in the Stone Age.

As they interacted, the Europeans noticed that the tribesmen were eating dirt and clay,

and they were pretty confused by this.

Surely they thought, "How primitive!

These are but savages!"

But, history reveals something very different.

Mainly, they revealed that this tribe, among others, were eating the ground to help treat

their stomachs.

Now, it wasn't as simple as picking up dirt and eating it.

That would cause more problems than it would solve.

Rather, the tribes would "treat" the dirt to make it into what they needed.

Or for clay, they would boil it, and then eat it.

And when they did, it would help with stomach pains.

It may sound crude, but clearly it worked, as they continued to do this for many generations.

It's even said that these techniques were used by pregnant women to help with their

nausea and other issues that came from being with child.

And for most archaeologists, they believe that this was the beginning of medicine.

Who are we to argue with that?

2.

Anesthesia and Amputation Despite the advances we've made in the realm

of limb recovery and transplanting, sometimes amputation is the only option.

And I think we've all seen movies and TV shows that show what amputation is like without

anesthesia.

It's pretty horrifying with people screaming, and it looks extremely painful.

Which, is why it's so incredible that there was an amputation done 7000 years ago that

apparently used anesthetic.

I kid you not.

The body of the patient was found in what is now Paris, France, and the limb the person

lost was their arm.

But that's where things get very interesting.

When surgery is done crudely, or with an inexperienced doctor, there's almost certainly marks that

prove just how "bad" the physician was.

However, when archaeologists examined the bones of the patient, there were no rough

sawing marks.

Making it clear that whoever did the surgery was quite gifted.

And remember, this was 7000 years ago.

Now, as for what the anesthetic was, many believe it was a type of hallucinogen.

Which, makes sense given the times.

And the drug would've warped his senses so that he might've been spewing nonsense, but

not yelling in agony.

Or at least, more than likely.

For the final kicker, once the surgery was completed, the wound was treated with an antiseptic

to ensure that the wound didn't get infected.

More than likely Sage or a similar type of plant.

It's incredible to think about, especially when the archaeologists not only determined

that the man lived after his surgery, but they found more bones of similar patients,

all of which lived after their operations.

1.

Brain Surgery Now there's evidence that these prehistoric

doctors knew how to successfully do brain surgery.

Best of all, this brain surgery was done over 10,000 years ago according to bones found

by archaeologists.

The procedure itself was called Trepanation, or trepanning and was used for those with

severe head traumas.

The process went like this: First, the doctor would use a flint tool to bore into the patients

skull.

After that, the doctor would remove any bits of skull that was in the brain.

Finally, the blood that was pooling in the brain would be let out.

Primitive?

Unbelievable?

Possibly, but it worked.

Multiple bones found of these patients showed that a vast majority of them actually lived.

Some didn't make it but that happens even in modern surgery.

Like I said it was usually used for severe head injuries but of course, being prehistoric

times, they would sometimes do this procedure for events that clearly wouldn't have been

solved by this, but hey, you have try something right?

And pray to the gods.

Thanks for watching!

Can you believe these techniques were so ancient!!

Let us know in the comments!

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Hope you have a great time

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Bipolar 1 Disorder or Bipolar 2 Disorder - Which is Worse? - Duration: 6:03.

Bipolar one versus two which is worse I'm dr. Tracey Marks, a psychiatrist and I

publish weekly videos on mental health and self-improvement. Today I'm going to

be talking about the difference between bipolar one disorder and bipolar two

disorder and address the common misconception that bipolar two is a

milder form of bipolar one and therefore probably less of a problem. Bipolar

disorder is a mood disorder and it has two states: depressive episodes and

hypomanic or manic episodes. And manic episodes are defined as the following

and I'm going to read this because it's just too many words and it's taken from

our Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders the fifth edition. Here

we go. A period of abnormally and persistent, elevated, expansive or

irritable mood and abnormally and persistently increased activity lasting

one week and present for most of the day, nearly every day. And then you have to

have three of the following or four if your mood is irritable instead of

elevated. Number one is inflated self-esteem or grandiosity - decreased

need for sleep, more talkative than usual or pressure to keep talking.

Number four flight of ideas or racing thoughts, distractibility, increase in

goal-directed activity or psychomotor agitation. You just can't stop doing

things. Excessive involvement in activities that have a high potential

for painful consequences such as things like going on buying sprees or getting

involved in business investments. Sometimes people become hyper sexual.

Also the symptoms caused clinically significant distress or impairment in

various areas of your life not just one little area. Hypomania has the same

symptoms except they only need to last for four days instead of a whole week.

Another main difference is that with hypomania

the symptoms don't cause any real impairment and in other words you're

still pretty high-functioning. Now the second part of bipolar disorder would be

to have depression or depressive episodes and I've talked in previous

videos about depression and I'll put a link in the corner for you to reference

Ii you want to watch that video. So bipolar one would be having episodes of

mania and depression. Bipolar 2 would be episodes of depression and hypomania.

If a person has delusions or any other psychotic symptoms, it's automatically

considered mania versus hypomania because with hypomania there's no

impairment. There's a good chance that if you have bipolar two disorder that you

can go all of your life and never have never be put in the hospital because of

your bipolar disorder. But with bipolar one, it's very hard, pretty uncommon for

someone with bipolar one to never have a hospitalization because the manic

episodes tend to be pretty destructive. Now knowing that, it's easy to conclude

that bipolar one disorder is much worse than bipolar two because the manic

episodes can cause a lot of problems. it's kind of like a tornado ripping

through and then you've got to clean up all the damage. But the reason bipolar 2

is not merely a milder form of bipolar one disorder is because people with

bipolar 2 tend to have a more chronic course to their illness. They also tend

to spend more time depressed than the people with bipolar 1 so bipolar 1 may

be more intense but bipolar 2 can be more chronic and persistent. Also the

number of lifetime episodes of hypomania and depression tend to be more for the

person with bipolar 2 then the person with bipolar 1. So did you get that?

People with bipolar 2 tend to have a more recurring episodes of

depression than the person with unipolar depression even. So in many ways although

bipolar two disorder may be less intense when it

comes to the mania at least, it can just create more overall dysfunction in the

person's life because of the lingering and recurring depressive episodes. Now I

said all this because I think in the past we as clinicians have tended to

think of bipolar two disorder is not really that bad and that's kind of

trickled down to patients in the way that they even think about their illness

and may even feel like you don't really need to get treatment for it because

it's just not that bad. And I think this is because we tend to focus on the

intensity of the mania and seeing that as more the thing to keep under control

but depression can be pretty debilitating and we're not talking about

like a hypo depression there's no such thing. The person with bipolar disorder

will have not as severe of a manic episode but they can have very severe

depressive episodes so the depression is still can be a big problem. And a reason

to continue in treatment and to maintain regular treatment to prevent

the bottoming out episodes with a depression. And a good medication regimen

can help reduce the overall burden of the illness by lessening the symptoms

and maybe even decreasing the number of recurring episodes that you have over

time. Thanks for watching. Leave me a comment if you have any questions or

even if you don't have any questions leave me a comment just to say "hi."

For more infomation >> Bipolar 1 Disorder or Bipolar 2 Disorder - Which is Worse? - Duration: 6:03.

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Dead Wrong® with Johan Norberg - Beepocalypse Not - Duration: 1:36.

Summer is coming, but the bees aren't.

For some reason the bees are abandoning

their hives, with disastrous consequences

for pollination and food production.

We are heading for beepocalypse.

But that's Dead Wrong.

In 2006, American beekeepers noticed that

the normal winter losses were much bigger

than usual; almost a third of all the bees died.

And if a third of anything goes annually,

then it doesn't take too many years

before it's all gone.

And people started blaming everything from

genetically modified crops to cell phones.

So what's the situation today, 12 years later?

Are the bees gone?

Far from it- in the United States, we now

have 10% more bee colonies than in 2005 –

before hive collapse was first observed.

And globally, according to the United

Nation's Food and Agricultural Organization,

there are 15 million more

hives than in 2005.

This is because beekeepers began to change

as circumstances and prices changed.

For example, they often created two new

hives by splitting an old one, and buying

a new fertilized queen bee for $20.

And since one queen bee can lay almost

2,000 eggs a day, this colony grows quickly.

So it seems we didn't just underestimate

the bees, we underestimated humans.

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