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Simple and Easy Chicken Salami at Home

Chicken Minced 500 Gms, Coriander Leaves, Mint Leaves, Green Chillies, Ginger and Garlic

Turmeric Powder, Salt, Pepper and Garam Masala . Aluminium Foil is also needed

Grind Coriander leaves, Mint Leaves, Green Chillies, Ginger and Garlic

Add Chicken minced with the Green masala and grind a little. Add Turmeric powder, Garam Masala, Salt and Pepper

Take a Aluminium Foil, Fold into Half, Place some Chicken ground mixture

Roll it tightly as shown in the video. Seal the edges

Repeat the process

Boil water in a wide mouthed vessel

Put the rolled Chicken in the boiling water and cook for 10 minutes and remove

Let this cool and remove the foil

Slice the Rolled Chicken

Chickem Salami is ready. Very simple and easy. Try this

Using this Salami you can cook variety of dishes. Kids will love this recipe. Now we are going to fry the salami in Oil

Heat Oil in a pan, fry the Chicken Salami until golden brown

Garnish with Pepper Powder. You can also marinade the pieces and fry.

Very tasty recipe. Do try this and Enjoy with your family. Awesome Snack too. Like, Comment, Subscribe and Share this video . Thanks for Watching

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Tasty Simple and easy Amla Pickle | Amruthas Kitchen and Beauty - Duration: 2:03.

Let us prepare Amla Pickle which is very tasty and easy and simple for preparation

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Strawberry tartlet 法式草莓塔[按CC開中文字幕] (Tart crust part only show simple demonstration 塔皮部分僅簡單示範) - Duration: 3:05.

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What to Pack for a Cruise - 5 Simple Items for your Cabin - Duration: 6:01.

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Payments made simple with Skycoin mobile - Duration: 0:46.

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Simple Things Science CAN'T Explain! - Duration: 11:00.

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Simple BeautifullHOMC 4563C Park Model from Champion Home - Duration: 2:48.

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Simple Origami Frog Tutorial (Hyo Ahn) - Duration: 12:48.

Simple Origami Frog

We will be using a 6" x 6" (15cm x 15cm) square paper here. But you can use any size square paper.

Prepare to turn the paper over.

Turn the paper over.

Prepare to apply a horizontal valley-fold and then unfold.

Apply a horizontal valley-fold and then unfold.

Prepare to apply a vertical valley-fold and then unfold.

Apply a vertical valley-fold and then unfold.

Prepare to apply a horizontal gate-fold and then unfold.

Apply a horizontal gate-fold and then unfold.

Prepare to apply a vertical gate-fold and then unfold.

Apply a vertical gate-fold and then unfold.

Prepare to apply a horizontal asymmetric gate-fold and then unfold.

Apply a horizontal asymmetric gate-fold and then unfold.

Prepare to apply another horizontal asymmetric gate-fold and then unfold.

Apply another horizontal asymmetric gate-fold and then unfold.

Prepare to apply a vertical asymmetric gate-fold and then unfold.

Apply a vertical asymmetric gate-fold and then unfold.

Prepare to apply another vertical asymmetric gate-fold and then unfold.

Apply another vertical asymmetric gate-fold and then unfold.

You have completed making a 8x8 matrix base.

Prepare to turn the paper over.

Turn the paper over.

Prepare to apply a diagonal valley-fold and then unfold.

Apply a diagonal valley-fold and then unfold.

Prepare to apply another diagonal valley-fold and then unfold.

Apply another diagonal valley-fold and then unfold.

Prepare to apply a horizontal pleat-fold consisting of a mountain-fold and a valley-fold.

Apply a horizontal pleat-fold consisting of a mountain-fold and a valley-fold.

Prepare to apply another horizontal pleat-fold consisting of a mountain-fold and a valley-fold.

Apply another horizontal pleat-fold consisting of a mountain-fold and a valley-fold.

Prepare to apply a vertical pleat-fold consisting of a mountain-fold and a valley-fold.

Apply a vertical pleat-fold consisting of a mountain-fold and a valley-fold.

Prepare to apply another vertical pleat-fold consisting of a mountain-fold and a valley-fold.

Apply another vertical pleat-fold consisting of a mountain-fold and a valley-fold.

Prepare to apply a tiny valley-fold and then unfold.

Apply a tiny valley-fold and then unfold.

Prepare to apply another tiny valley-fold and then unfold.

Apply another tiny valley-fold and then unfold.

Prepare to apply four inside reverse-folds.

Apply four inside reverse-folds.

Prepare to apply seven valley-folds.

Apply seven valley-folds.

Prepare to apply three mountain-folds.

Apply three mountain-folds.

Prepare to apply two pinches.

Apply two pinches.

Prepare to fold two flaps up.

Fold two flaps up.

Prepare to fold two flaps up.

Fold two flaps up.

Prepare to fold two flaps down.

Fold two flaps down.

Prepare to fold two flaps down.

Fold two flaps down.

Make a shape of frog.

Congratulation! You have completed making a simple origami frog.

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A simple way to generate more work this week - Duration: 3:30.

Would you like more sales or more jobs

on your books in your business?

Are you often wondering where that next

lot of work's coming from?

So often we are waiting in business for sales

to come to us or for opportunities to quote

to come for us rather than

getting onto the front foot.

And one of the best things we can do is be

back in contact with our past customers.

And this is often overlooked by

many, many businesses.

Now, this won't work for every business

but for many businesses it will.

If you've got a longer buying cycle, like

it might be five or seven years between when

a customer is most likely to buy, well,

then you may be reaching out

to your past customers

for referrals, or for maintenance, or for

a follow-up job, or for different things.

It's about thinking differently

about how we do this.

And best of all, following up with your past

customers usually costs you a lot less

than doing marketing.

You know, jumping on the phone or sending

an email or contacting them in some way is

generally much more cost-effective

and time-effective.

And we all know how important that is.

So three things to consider when you're

reaching out to your past customers.

First one is to make a list.

You know, sit down and write a list

of people who are most likely

to do business with you again.

Now, if you've got a handful of customers,

like in the order of hundreds, you can go

through and work out who were some of those

customers who you could do further work with

Now, if you've got a broader database, it

might be filtering out what are some of those

key contacts and people that you want to do,

but somehow, get a list that enables you to

communicate with your past customers.

This is one of the things that we guide you

step by step in Biznostics on how to

pull that all together.

Secondly is to have a reason.

What is the reason for contacting

these past customers?

Perhaps you could put an offer to them.

Perhaps it's an update on some new

products or services that you offer.

Perhaps there's some changes that

have been in your business.

But what's a reason that's going to be relevant

to them, appropriate for them, and make sure

that you've got a strong reason when you

get into communication with them.

And finally, step three is to work out

the best way to communicate.

What's going to be the best way for

your customers. Is it to jump on the

phone and talk to them and reach out to them?

Is it to send them an email.

You know, perhaps it's to send them a text

or some other way, but you'll know what's

best for your customers and do that.

See, this is one of the most simplest

way to generate more business.

I remember an architect customer of Biznostics

he reached out to some of the past

builders he was dealing with, led to a couple

of quotes within a week because

he started reaching out.

It's not waiting for the work to come in,

but actually proactively getting

on the front foot.

You know, by doing this, you can have more

peace of mind, you can have more confidence,

just knowing that you're in control of

your business future rather than waiting

for it to happen to you.

So remember, think about the past customers

that you could be approaching.

Step one is to create a list of them.

Second, come up with a reason to

get in contact with them.

And then finally, work out the best way to

target and communicate with them.

So good luck with this.

Have Fun with it.

Let us know your thoughts on this video in

the comments below, and be sure to share it

with other business owners who could

benefit from tapping into that gold mine

for their business.

And if you'd like to receive tips like this

into your inbox each week, then be sure to

subscribe to our channel using the link below.

Bye, for now.

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The Simple Truth #174 Acts of the Unseen Footprints (Pt 4) Mon 2-18-2019 - Duration: 30:00.

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How To Draw A Cute Rabbit Step By Step Easy In Simple Way For Beginners - Duration: 2:37.

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5 Ways To Use Chia Seeds In Your Daily Diet | Simple, Healthy, Vegan Recipes - Duration: 4:10.

Hi everyone! My name is Paroma and welcome to my vegan food blog Animagus Eats

So today we're gonna talk about the Chia Seed! So if you follow my blog

You'll know that I am kind of obsessed with this ingredient

I love Chia Seeds and I love using it in a lot of different ways in my recipes

So I thought I'd tell you today a little bit about the Chia Seed and five really

simple delicious ways to use it in our every day diet. So the Chia Seed is an

ancient seed, it's a superfood and it's really good for you! It's a good source

of fiber, omega-3 fatty acids and plant-based protein and these are all

really important things to incorporate into our daily diets. They're also a

great source of energy! They release energy in slow bursts, so they keep you

energetic and full throughout the day and it's also a great way to top up on

energy in the middle of the day! So five ways to use Chia Seeds in your daily diet:)

The first one; really simple; just sprinkle some on your daily granola or yoghurt

smoothies, oatmeal; whatever you're having; just sprinkle a few Chia Seeds on that

Maybe a tablespoon; two tablespoons; and that's a great easy no fuss way to top

up on your Chia Seed energy

The second way is the Chia Seed Pudding! So if you go to my blog, you'll see a

couple of different recipes and flavours of Chia Seed Pudding and I really love

Chia Seed Puddings! You can be as inventive and creative you want with the flavours

or as comfort food like with the flavours. So from strawberry, to coffee, to peanut

butter, to chocolate; you can do Chia Seed puddings any which way; and it's really

easy! You make it at night, keep it in the refrigerator and in the morning it's

ready; before you go to work or school or college

The third easy way is Jams! If you add Chia Seed to Jams, it works really well as a

thickening agent because of the way that it gels up when it interacts with

liquids; so if you're making a Strawberry Jam or any other Fruit Jam, just add a

couple of Chia Seeds and you have a really nice Jam that stays for a while

and also a great way to incorporate Chia Seeds into your diet

The fourth way is a really fun way! Popsicles; so you know you make a Chia Seed Popsicle and you

freeze it and you can have it over the course of the week; a different popsicle

every day; different flavours; and they give a really fun texture to the

popsicle and it's a really great delicious way to have something really

healthy in the morning or at any time of the day

And last way is; you can use Chia Seed in baking! So because of the properties of

Chia Seeds, it's a really good egg substitute in baking recipes; so you can

make something called the 'Chia Egg' which is basically 1 tablespoon of Chia Seeds

with 2.5 tablespoons of water; mix it in and put it in any recipe that calls for

either an egg or a flax egg; a 'Chia Egg' is a really good substitute as well. So

those are really simple five tips of using Chia Seeds in your everyday diet:)

If you go to my website www.animaguseats.com and you scroll down

to the bottom; in the search box, type 'Chia Seed'; you'll find all my recipes that

use Chia Seeds:) So I'll put the link in the comment sections as well and I hope

you enjoyed the video! And I hope you experiment with Chia Seeds in your daily

diet:) Thank you! And Happy Eating! Here's some Chia Seed:)

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Working in the Hospitality Industry Leading to Burnout? Try This Simple Scheduling Trick! - Duration: 9:13.

Hello again everyone! Its Dave from Barmetrix and The Bar Shift - 41 Management

Lessons You Don't Have to Learn the Hard Way.

So I'm kicking off a series on burnout. I have had a lot of these conversations

recently I shot a whole video on this and the thing took like 20 minutes and

everyone tells me Dave it's great but it's just too damn long, and they're

right. So I scrapped that and I'm gonna chop this thing up into three

digestible bits and the first one is about scheduling. So I'm going to go off

the assumption that all of you are working off some version of a schedule.

Now if you're like most people— what most people do when it comes to scheduling is

they have a calendar in front of them and they start planning what are the

"must do things I have in the business" you start off on Monday and you know I

got a I got a do payroll I got a run to the bank and etc etc and they go Monday

Tuesday through the balance of the week. I'm gonna challenge you to sort of flip

that on its head in terms of how we schedule and it's what I call HEALTHY

SCHEDULING. Now this is especially important in our industry, more than any

other industry I've ever been in, because we will tend to work seven days a week

or at least we're in business we're operating seven days a week and in some

cases 365 days a year if not 365— 363 for most places. So it's critical that

we are well balanced in our schedule and we take personal time into consideration

when it comes to our schedule and that's where we're going to do things a little

different. So if you're using an app—I happen to use Google Calendar

for everything. I like the integrated nature of Google and email and calendar

and tasks and all that, but whatever you use. It doesn't matter to me what

application that you use, what I want you to do is open up that schedule and I

want you to see if you have any personal time scheduled into there, scheduled into

your calendar. What I have to have is I need pretty much like a full day to

recharge you know I'm a little bit longer in the tooth than what I used to

be so I get a little particular about my downtime and Sundays are my downtime. Now,

when I talked about personal recharge time—that's not family time—and people

will get that confused there's lots of layers that go wrong

when people schedule their time and the first one is they don't schedule

personal time and the second one is they confuse personal time and family time,

those are different. So on your personal time that is your personal recharge.

Think of yourself as a battery and you're not on recharge if you're out

doing stuff with the family and I've got a big family and I absolutely understand

that we call them "family obligations" for a reason like we might enjoy it but

that's work, too. So if I'm going to do a great job for my business and my family

I need to be ready to go rested well charged and I define that with my family

too so they know on Sunday so I'm vegging out the basement and don't

bother me you know unless it's the house is on fire I don't need to be bothered

and maybe even then only if people are in it otherwise leave me alone when I'm

ready to do things with the family they know it so I'll schedule that downtime

and that's not negotiable. The second thing I do on my calendar then is I

schedule my family time if I have obligations if my daughter's in track or

I've got one that's an orchestra or the boys have a game put all that stuff in

my calendar we might go out to eat as a family we might go to a movie that's

great I'll put that stuff in. I blocked that out that's the starting point for

building a schedule. Personal time / family time. Because the family time is the WHY.

Like, why do we do this? Well, we do it for those moments and we do it for those

people and for those reasons what's the point of working so hard if there's no

time or quality time left for that group. So I encourage you to start with your

personal recharge, build in the family time, now if you're young and you're at a

place where you don't have those family obligations that's one of the advantages

you have in business of not having a family and not having those obligations,

is you can repurpose that time back into the business. And look, do that while

you're young, crank that stuff out don't waste that time. Use that time back into

the business and gain an advantage there. But over time, that's going to change for

a lot of people, and as it does: SCHEDULING. The third part is we schedule in

the business obligations and there's still plenty of

time in our day to do that. And we might we start on our Monday and just work

through your schedule and all the things you have to do. Now, we're not done yet.

Within that time what I want you to do is I let's say you're working to double

you're coming in on a day and you're gonna work

you're gonna work 8:00 to close or 9:00 to close you have something like that

within that I still want you now to put down time in. You should have down time

in your schedule, and if you're working something like a double, I want you to

take your lunch off-site. I want you to leave the venue because you know that

there's no such thing as is "time away" if you're having lunch in your

venue. You sit down at a booth and you're gonna eat— you're gonna get bothered the

entirety of your lunch on things that you don't need to be bothered with— but

by virtue of the fact that you're there people are gonna come bother you with it.

So I want you to schedule some time AWAY from the business but I want you to be

disciplined about getting back into the business and doing what you need to do

the rest of the day. The next thing is with vendors when vendors come in and

they want your immediate attention that's not been scheduled, look it's okay

to say to them, "Hey man. I hear you, I'm sure that's important" I'm that guy

sometimes coming in wanting to talk to someone— I totally get if they go, "Man, I

really want to talk to you, but I want to do it where I can give you the time and

attention you deserve. Shoot me an email. Here's my card, let's

schedule some time." That's awesome, right?

We're not obligated in this ADD—

sort of management by emergency business. Don't subscribe to that. Don't

do it. Be selfish about your time in the name of being productive and efficient

with your time. Okay the next thing I want you to do is color code this

calendar. So GOLD is your personal time— that time is gold— that's what I do, and

that time allows me to do a good job with everyone I need to interact with,

everyone I'm responsible for, whether it's my family or the people in my

business. The business stuff will get coded GREEN, and then the family stuff

gets coded BLUE. And do it however you want,

but you should have a real nice calendar that allows you time for yourself, allows

you time for your family, and your business, and it doesn't need to be a

brutally hard construct. I don't want to be confined to my schedule

in such a way that it doesn't give me any freedom. So you can build that

flexibility in, I'm not saying this needs to be rigid, but what it does need

to do is allow you structure that allows you to be efficient with your time and

be able to look at a work week that you have and say does this satisfy all my

requirements— time for me, time for myself, and time for my family, and I think

you'll find that you'll live a much healthier existence when you do that—

especially in this seven-day work industry that we live in. The final part

is after you get this squared away for yourself, I want you to turn around and do this

exact same thing for your team. Grab your managers, sit them down and say,

"Show me your calendar, show me your schedule." And I want you to take them

through that— show them this video and then make sure you're down times need to

jive, right. So if you're going to disappear on Sunday like

I do,

you can't have your manager disappear on Sunday. Maybe their day is

Monday or Saturday whatever the case may be, but mesh that together so you all are

living this healthy existence with time to recharge and spend with your families.

The final nugget I'll give you on this is, I've got a client that insists on

every one takes two days off in a row. Because you guys have been there—

we take one day off and you're right back to work, and it feels like you never

had any time to really unplug. I love that as a best practice!

if you can pull that off in your business— and I would challenge you to really try— because I

think most people are quick to say, "I couldn't do it" but you can. You're just

gonna have to break some bad habits and put some trust into some people. But

having two full days off to recharge is a huge game-changer for you and the

people that work for you. So it could be Monday-Tuesday could be Wednesday-

Thursday, Tuesday-Wednesday, whatever it is —those two days can really make a

difference in terms of getting away from the business, decompressing, re-energizing,

and then get after it when you get back to work.

Man I love that! Love it. Love it.

So, that's the first I think we cut it down what eight minutes. Much better than 20!

That's about scheduling— I've got the next thing coming up— which I'm

not going to spoil the broth— I'm not going to tell you what it is— but we're

going to talk more about burnout in the next video, which will be within

the next 30 days. So until that time, remember if you don't have (that's

the beautiful back side of the book).

If you don't have your copy of the Bar Shift yet ,it's really easy to buy it on amazon.com. We appreciate you watching

and we'll see you next time. Take care, my friends!

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Six Simple Ground Rules for a Civil Conversation - Duration: 2:04.

In a moment here I'm going to ask one of you to put up your hands; I'm going to ask for

a volunteer to tell us your answer to this question: "What's right and/or wrong about

how we handle guns in America?"

And I might ask you a follow-up question.

I might ask you, like I did with these folks, "Why do you believe what you believe?

Where does that come from?"

As we have our conversation here, I want to keep in mind some of these typical ground

rules that we have at these Make Shift Coffee House conversations:

We're mostly about listening.

As I said in the beginning, we're not here to change each other's minds on these topics.

We're here to understand the topics and understand each other.

I'm asking you to speak from your personal experience.

I want to know not just the theory, the law, or even the science.

I want to know why you believe what you believe.

We're going to try to give everybody a turn.

I'm going to ask that you raise hands.

No one criticizes.

We are not here to blame, criticize, shame, or offend anybody else.

That's just not the purpose of this.

The purpose of this is to understand each other.

I'm being a neutral facilitator tonight.

And the last one there says "Share with others."

And my hope here is that -- after the conversation tonight -- tomorrow, next week, next month,

you will share with others what you learned here about how people think about guns but

also the ways in which we had the conversation.

I am imagining that we're going to have a very civil conversation tonight.

We're already off to a great start.

Watch how that happens and try to model and replicate these techniques in your conversations

in your questions tomorrow, next week, next month.

Share with others.