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simple how to make glitch transition effect with adobe premiere pro - Duration: 6:50.
Hello everyone,
come back with me again,
this time I will give simple tutorial how to make glitch transition effect with adobe premiere pro
ok right away, i'm already in the browser,
for you, go into the browser and open ebdfree.blogspot.com
then search the link membuat transisi glitch
and click the download link presets
ok then, go to premiere pro
here I have the video ready,
for those of you who have not, import your video at least 2 videos, by pressing ctrl + i
if it is, select the first video and the second video,
then right click and select unlink
after that, select audio on first and second video, then delete
and it looks like this
then take the second video on top the first video like this
then go into effects,
and import presets that have been downloaded earlier
then input ebd glitch presets into the second video
and now try, like this the result
to try another transition, do as the previous step, like this
and try it now in play, and like this the result
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Simple Green Smoothies Our Mission: Fuel your Passion - Duration: 3:28.
When I started simple green smoothies it
Wasn't even a business idea. It was really just a solution for me and my family and friends to that
We were all struggling with exhaustion. And this was a natural way to get energy in your body that was super easy to do and
it worked so when the kids were really little I was
living off of grilled cheese sandwiches
Lucky Charms was my favorite cereal and I would eat that for dinner and I would drink tons of coffee because I'm so tired
I felt like my body was giving up on me
Like I'm 30 years old and I feel like I'm 60. It also didn't help that at that time
We were we were struggling like we were financially in a really hard place
That I had never experienced before and we also didn't have health insurance. So it was kind of like this
Chaotic moment where we didn't have a lot of things and so what we started doing was drinking a green smoothie
Every single day and this was a way that I could at least
focus on doing one thing right and I got to a point where I
would go halfway through the day and not be tired and I started thinking like
Okay
Like there's time in this day for me to figure out what I want now and what I want to do, and that was run
I wanted to get outside by myself.
No electronics and just breathe and sweat and push my body and that's what I started to do again.
By doing that I was getting stronger. I was getting more energy
But I also I started dreaming again and thinking about what did I want to do?
Who did I want to become I realized that I wanted to fly an airplane on my 32nd birthday
I went and took a discovery flight and flew an airplane.
Now I felt like I could do anything and it was because I was taking care of myself
All right, so life for us right now is pretty crazy waking up early getting them ready for school when the kids come home
It's like straight snack time homework. So we have a very full life and we love it all and I wouldn't trade it for anything.
One thing Ryan and I thought would be really cool was to turn our house into a little farm.
So it was a dream of ours to
wake up in the morning with our kids and have them be able to go outside and gather eggs from our chickens and
To have a duck that would swim in a little pond.
We also have done raised garden beds so that we could grow our own
kale and spinach and strawberries and tomatoes and so that's kind of what we've embraced as a family is
eating more plants and
feeling the best we can so that we can go after the things that we really care about
Once you drink a green smoothie
you don't want it to stop there like you want to keep feeling that greatness that energy and just
More of yourself than you ever felt before and to do that. You have to go further
And so now we're taking our community further who you are today
can be someone different tomorrow. If you just keep having that hope and taking steps forward no matter how small they are.
I would love for you to join me on this journey and see where it takes your life.
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Phases Of A Clinical Trial Made Simple - Duration: 7:37.
hey guys ECR G here back with another video today we're gonna be talking about
the phases of clinical trials hey guys ECR G here back with another video we've
got a really good one for you guys today this is a more clinical research
specific video so if you watch this channel and not really interested in
clinical research you can go ahead and just skip this video and watch one of
the other videos instead but today we're talking about the phases of clinical
trials now a lot of people may have heard about clinical trials they may
have learned about the phases of clinical trials in biology and thought
it might have been confusing or not but we're gonna go over it today nice and
easy for you to understand and for those of you who are trying to get into the
clinical research space this is helpful to know for your interviews that I'm
sure are coming up and so a lot of people think there are three phases of
clinical trials and that's a that's a good thought but they're actually more
than just three that you may know of so there's in addition to the phase 1 phase
2 phase 3 there's what's called a phase 4 which can happen after the drug is
already on the market and there's also a preclinical phase which is before phase
1 so all in all there are about five phases of clinical research
if you want to be complete there but of course the phase one two and three are
the main ones that's where most of the money and intensive energy expenditure
is is done and those are the three main ones so the first one we're going to
talk about is preclinical because we want to be complete here and the goal of
the preclinical phase is to test the to test an initial idea to see if it has
any effect so they may have a compound or something that they're thinking of
that they're working on and they just want to test it to see if it does
anything and so the preclinical phase is
different from all the rest because this is where they test it in animals so this
could be in rats mice any other animals that they may test it in so that's the
preclinical phase and this is before phase one and there they're just testing
the compound that they may have to see if it has any effect so that's the
preclinical then there's phase one and the goal of phase one is to find the
safest dosed to find the faith's safest dose and to find the most effective way
to deliver the drug and start thinking about the side effects so this is done
in a small cohort of healthy patients this does not have the the disease that
they're interested in looking at these are healthy patients and they just want
to find out about the side effects because though the smallest dose that
they find that has side effects will be the maximum dose used in the remainder
of the trial so that's interesting so that's that's phase one usually you know
just gonna have a few maybe ten or so healthy patients that do not have the
disease okay so then there is phase two of the clinical trial which was gonna
build on the results of Phase one like I said so the smallest dose that causes
side effects in Phase one will be the maximum dose used in Phase two and
there's gonna see how well the treatment works and there this is the this is the
first time that patients with the actual disease are introduced to the drug so
once again this is gonna be small probably probably bigger than phase one
in the terms of number of patients but it's gonna just be small just to see how
it is and if it's if the treatment is effective and it is safe then they're
gonna move on to Phase three and the key thing to know here is that this is the
first time the drug is introduced the drug or medical device or whatever it is
they're testing is introduced to patients with the affected disease
so if pal things go well in Phase two they're gonna move on to Phase three and
this is the largest group this is where the largest amount of money is spent
they can have hundreds sometimes thousands of patients and you know this
is where they do all the randomization and stuff like that I mean this is these
are huge a lot of money is spent on these phase three clinical trials and
the goal here is to really see if the new treatment is better than the current
standard of care so and and then this this is like the pretty much the final
part there's a phase four but this is most important and then they're gonna
submit the drug to the FDA if everything goes well in phase 3 phase 4 so I mean
obviously this is the huge part this could take years to you know run a phase
3 it's large-scale takes much longer than the phase 2 because you're dealing
with so many more patients you have to recruit all these patients etcetera etc
we're in phase 2 those are just healthy patients you know you could find those
anywhere so it's not gonna take as long to go through so that's that and then
there's a phase 4 which which the main goal is just to analyze how you know
it's being used on an everyday basis and the patients to see if it can remain on
the market so they take that data and they run a phase 4 study with it and
really understand if it's better or equal to the current standard of care
what the side effects are because sometimes you don't see the side effects
or all of the side effects and see how it's impacting people until it's already
on the market but they're continuing to study it and everyday you know people
and you know they're just making sure that everything is ok before they can
before it completes the face for completely
so that's all the phases right there so preclinical phase 1 phase 2 phase 3 and
then of course phase 4 and those are the phases of clinical trials guide not nice
nice and easy not as complicated as you might have thought I mentioned some of
the key distinctions between each of the phases so that's it in a nutshell guys
and if you like this video go ahead and like it if you want to see any more
clinical research related videos comment those down below you can email us at
elite clinical group at gmail.com and you know that's pretty much it for
today's video guys I already hit the red subscribe button take care
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5 AWESOME SIMPLE LIFE HACKS & DIY - Duration: 4:51.
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Simple Present x Present Continuous - Duration: 4:07.
Hello, everyone! My name is Cris. My name is Ana.
And this is Great Ideas for Teachers and Students!
Subtitiles are available in English and Portuguese.
On today's video we're gonna show you the difference between the Simple Present and the Present Continuous.
We use the Simple Present to talk about routines, habits.
Hi, Cris. What do you do every Monday morning?
I go to the gym.
I see.
We also use the Simple Present to talk about universal truths.
Cris, when does water boil?
When it gets to 100 degrees Celsius.
We also use the Simple Present to talk about things that we don't expect to change.
Cris, where do you live?
I live in São Paulo, Brazil.
And where do you work?
I work from home. I have a YouTube channel.
Nice.
We use the Simple Present with every day, every week, every month, every year.
For example, I go to the dentist every year.
And also we use the Simple Present with adverbs of frequency, like
always, often, usually, rarely, never
For example,
I never go to bed before 10 PM.
Now let's talk about the Present Continuous.
We use the Present Continuous to talk
about an action that is happening now.
Hi, Ana, can you talk?
I'm sorry, Cris, I can't talk to you now.
I'm shooting a YouTube video.
Oh sorry, I'll call you later.
OK, bye!
We use the Present Continuous to talk about an action
that is different from the routine.
Hi, Cris. What do you usually do on Mondays?
I usually go to the gym, but today I'm going shopping.
Cool!
We also use the Present Continuous to talk about an action
that is happening in a very near future.
Hi, Ana, what are you doing after we finish shooting the video?
I'm going out with my friends. Do you wanna come?
Sure! Great!
We use the Present Continuous with today, this morning, this afternoon, tonight
now, right now and at this moment.
For example, We are teaching you how to use the Present Continuous right now.
But pay attention!
There are some verbs that we don't usually use in continuous tenses.
What are they?
Verbs that express thought and ideas, like
think, believe
mean, understand, remember
and agree.
Ah, so know is a verb too that you don't use with -ing
I know!
And verbs that express feelings.
Love, like, hate, want and prefer
So even if you say "right now"
you still have to use the Simple Present
Do you understand?
Because you cannot say
*I am understanding
because it's wrong, ok?
I don't like it
OK, but you cannot say I'm not liking it because that's wrong too.
We have prepared some activities about the Simple Present and the Present Continuous
And it's available in the description below.
To see another video like this one, click on the card,
If you like this video, hit the like button.
And subscribe to our channel if you haven't already
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Experts: A 3D printed firearm isn't as simple as it sounds - Duration: 2:37.
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Simple Treatments for Vaginal Infections - Duration: 6:09.
Simple Treatments for Vaginal Infections
Lots of women suffer from frequent vaginal infections and all the unpleasantness that accompanies them, including itching, burning, irritation, altered urination, and more.
These things affect not just their daily lives, but also intimate relationships.
In this article, we'll explain how you can help resolve this issue by following our guidelines.
We'll give you some simple, all natural remedies that you can make at home.
A pinch of baking soda.
When we have an infection it alters the pH of the vagina, making it more acidic than normal.
A good way to bring it back to normal is to apply a pinch of baking soda directly on the labia, which will help prevent the proliferation of harmful bacteria and fungi.
It's also good to know that in general, you don't need to wash your nether regions with conventional soaps or gels because they can also alter the pH.
Choose organic, natural soaps that are made with glycerin or coconut oil – or simply mix a little baking soda into some hot water.
Garlic treatment.
Garlic is the best remedy for fighting fungi and parasites, something we've discussed in other articles.
And while you can increase your defenses against disease by consuming garlic, there's another, more direct way to combat vaginal infections.
Prick a clove of raw, peeled garlic with a fork or a toothpick to draw out its nutrients.
Then insert the clove directly into the vagina.
You can wrap the clove in sterile gauze that will also absorb the oil, and allow the tip of the gauze to protrude slightly for easy removal.
This treatment is best done at night before going to bed, for three nights in a row.
Vaginal rinses.
Vaginal rinses are performed with the help of a bulb or syringe made of silicone, similar to those used for intestinal enemas.
The liquid is drawn up into the bulb and the other end is inserted into the vagina, so that by squeezing the bulb the liquid flows inside.
Hold it in for a few minutes, and then expel it into the toilet.
Vaginal rinses should always be warm or at room temperature.
What can you use in a rinse?.
Thyme: Thyme is a medicinal plant that's used to fight all kinds of infections, because its antiseptic properties help to disinfect any part of the body without altering the pH.
Make a fairly concentrated infusion.
Yogurt and salt water: A combination of these two makes an excellent natural medicine.
The former helps promote healthy vaginal flora, while salt water restores the body's pH and adds minerals.
Make a mix of 50% plain yogurt and 50% salt water, ensuring that it's well blended.
Unpasteurized apple cider vinegar: Vinegar has also been used as an ancient remedy for women, thanks to its low price and ready availability.
It not only helps fight pathogens but also promotes healthy vaginal flora.
Still, always choose fermented "live", unpasteurized vinegar, which today are not so easy to find.
Mix two tablespoons of vinegar per quart of water.
Supplement bacterial flora (Lactobacillus), which are usually taken orally.
But you can empty the capsules into some water and use that as a rinse.
This is a much more direct tactic.
Other tips.
As always, if you want to solve a health problem naturally you'll attack it from different angles: taking care of your diet, avoiding back habits, and following a clear treatment regimen – medically supervised, if needed.
For vaginal infections it's especially important to eliminate refined sugars and flours from your diet.
Additionally, taking evening primrose oil and borage in capsule form will provide omega-6 and have a positive effect.
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