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Unboxing Moto G7 | Canal da Lu - Magalu - Duration: 3:18.
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Las Noticias de la mañana, jueves 7 de febrero de 2019 | Noticias Telemundo - Duration: 7:02.
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HOW TO LEARN BADMINTON FASTER? - 5 SIMPLE STEPS - Duration: 8:04.
How do we learn
And how
do we go from knowing absolutely nothing,
To become really good? In a very short
Period of time
We have this golden rule that is called
10.000 hours of practise
But that is not true , because 10.000 hours
That's a whole lot of time! It will take you
only one week. But you must be very
Dedicated. Stay tuned in this video and you will know how
Welcome to BadmintonExercises, here is our
5 tips to learn anything quickly!
1 step - decide what you actally
want to be able to do
How are you going to look like, when you have reached your goal?
You must somehow consider
What it takes for you to look back
in the mirror, sometimes
And say to yourself
I did that
I have finally reached my goal
that i always wanted to reach
But before you can reach your goal, you must
decide: What is your goal?
Our second tip will be: Deconstruct badminton
You must know how to
break down badminton and practise
small elements of the game. Trying to
practise badminton is some kind of
a misconception. Because badminton
consists of 1000
of small elements. For example
We have the footwork technique and we have the racket technique
And that is two completely different things
So probably if you want to do a backhand clear
It is difficult to just go and
try to do this badminton clear
If you don't know how to break the technique down
So before you can create the stroke
You must know something about, how to hold the racket
The grip. You must know something about the elbow
Where should your elbow be?
Should it be here or here? But you also need to know something about when you hit the backhand clear
Called the whiplash effect
You must know how to practise all the small elements
And then
When you master all the small elements, you will be able to create
The backhand clear
Our third tip - You must research
And find out by trustworthy
sources, which skills is required
first, to become a better
badminton player. Ask some people, read some books
Watch TV-series
Maybe some articles that can help you
To achieve that goal
Do not ask unreliable
sources like this dog Basse
How do i improve my backhand?
How do i improve my backhand?
Even though
Basse turns out to be
Very clever
How do i improve my backhand
But that is because, it is my dog
Instead you should be
looking for reliable sources
Do not ask your dog
Ask your coach, read some articles and stuff like that
Probably
On the internet, just search for
BadmintonExercises and the subject of a technique
Or the kind of exercise that you want to practise
And then there will be a huge list of different
approaches to this subject
Type in the search area
badmintonexercises, and the subject you want to learn
there will be tons of our videos
but also some other
badminton related videos, to help you improve your backhand
If you don't consider us as reliable sources
There is a lot of other badminton material. For example
Badminton Famly and Swift badminton club
They are also very reliable just as our channel
The more clearly and completely
You can define
what you goal is? That will help you to accomplish
and reach your desired goal
In the most effective and shortest
Period of time it can be
Number 4 tip will be
Remove obstacles and barriers that is effecting
Your productivity
Okay, so
During a day, you have 24 hours
That's great, okay
Then we want these 24 hours
Must be as productive
As it can be
But let's just start and take away
the things that we have to do, during a day
We need to have this break , to eat and stuff
like that. During a whole day, we can put away
2 hours
Then we have 7 hours where we can be productive
That's here
7 hours, we wil have to do
whatever it takes to reach your goal
The fourth part is about removing barriers
to make it easier to practise
Making it easier just to sit down
and actually do the things you want to do
and get better at it
In our lifes we have 1000 of distractions
During a practise process
Turn of the TV and block the internet
Close the door and turn off
your cellphone. Remove all the distractions
that can take your focus away from whatever
it is. Make sure that time you have set
aside to practise in a way
That makes you able to practise as you want
and be as focused as possible!
Maybe you don't have to work and study
Then you can have another productive hours
right here
You can actually think a lot of badminton
14 hours of training in on day
That's too much - If it's physical training!
But what if it's technique or mental training
Or you are doing some fitness
and reaching for some fitness goal, related to badminton
Then it is also possible
Number 5 step - that is the last step
And that is the most important of them all
You must commit 20
dedicated hours into during this
and trying to reach your goal
Be as productive as you can
Remove all barriers there is to learn
You must research and find some reliable
sources to learn from
Think about, how you want to look like
when you reach your goal. Are you going to play like a professional
Or are you going to play some matches and just have fun
Many people don't know what they want
And if you don't know what you want
It will be difficult to reach it
But if you want to learn something about badminton
Try to decide how you want to look like
When you know how to look like
You are most likely going to reach that goal!
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17 Fun and Creative Cookies Decorating Ideas | Easy Dessert Recipe | So Yummy - Duration: 10:03.
17 Fun and Creative Cookies Decorating Ideas | Easy Dessert Recipe | So Yummy
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How to enable VIBRATION ON KEYPAD TOUCH event on Samsung Galaxy M20 / M10 - Duration: 1:25.
Two ways explained in this video one is using google keyboard for vibration only on Keyboard, where in the second method, App called VibeOnKey is used and enable vibration on all button click events but it will also monitor your activity which is a privacy concern for many users.
Open settings and select GENERAL MANAGEMENT and select Language and input
Select On-screen Keyboard and select Google Indic Keyboard ~ you can download this keyboard using the link mentioned in the description.
Select Keyboard and enable VIBRATE on KEYPRESS and set VIBRATION strength on keypress to above 65ms
Enjoy vibration on typing any text
METHOD 2 : VibeOnKEY
Open google playstore and search for vibration Haptic and install VibOnKey
This app ask for some special permissions which can monitor your activities so it is up-to you to share your sensitive information with this app just for enabling Haptic feedback.
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Xhaka, Mkhitaryan & Mustafi - Latest Arsenal injury news & expected return dates - Duration: 3:13.
Arsenal boss Unai Emery will be able to select both Shkodran Mustafi and Henrikh Mkhitaryan in his squad for this weekend's Premier League clash with Huddersfield Town
The pair have returned to full training and the availability of Mustafi will be a particular relief, with Sokratis Papastathopoulos out of action until the end of the month and Rob Holding sidelined until the end of the season
However, the Gunners may be without Granit Xhaka and Ainsley Maitland-Niles for the clash with the relegation strugglers as the pair will be assessed ahead of this weekend's clash
Maitland-Niles has not featured since the FA Cup defeat to Manchester United last month, where Xhaka also last appeared, and the pair may not be risked ahead of a busy period in the season
The Switzerland international has missed the last two games with a tight groin and took to social media to send out a message to Arsenal fans in regards to his rehabilitation
"Recovery mode," he wrote. "So good to step foot on the pitch again." Arsenal return to Europa League action next week with a double-header with BATE Borisov, where the pair may be more likely to feature, and the Gunners will have next weekend off after a premature exit from the FA Cup
Long-term absentees Holding, Danny Welbeck and Hector Bellerin remain on the sidelines as they recover from surgery
Via Arsenal.com, here's the latest injury news and expected return dates. Shkodran Mustafi In full training
Henrikh Mkhitaryan In full training. Granit Xhaka Left groin. Being assessed ahead of Huddersfield Town (a)
Ainsley Maitland-Niles Right knee. Being assessed ahead of Huddersfield Town (a)
Sokratis Left ankle. Expected to return to full training by the end of February
Hector Bellerin Left knee. Recovering after surgery. Rob Holding Left knee
Recovering after surgery. Danny Welbeck Right ankle. Recovering after surgery
Keep up to date with the latest news, features and exclusives from football.london via the free football
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Aprende Los Colores Alien Dame Tu Cosita Part 23 - Video Educativo para Niños - Duration: 5:46.
Funny
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क्या church में होता है ननों का योन शोषण | Does the nun is exploited in the church - Duration: 1:17.
Exploitation of nuns In church
Will Take action
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Who was Friedlieb Ferdinand Runge? Everything to Know about Chemist Friedlieb Ferdinand Runge. - Duration: 1:35.
Who was Friedlieb Ferdinand Runge?
Everything You Need to Know about German chemist Friedlieb Ferdinand Runge.
Friedlieb Ferdinand Runge was born near Hamburg on 8 February 1794.
He was a German analytical chemist.
Runge conducted chemical experiments from a young age, serendipitously identifying the
mydriatic (pupil dilating) effects of belladonna (deadly nightshade) extract.
In 1819, he demonstrated his finding to Goethe, who encouraged him to analyse coffee.
A few months later, Runge identified caffeine.
Runge studied chemistry in Jena and Berlin, where he obtained his doctorate.
After touring Europe for three years, he taught chemistry at the university of Breslau until
1831.
From then until 1852 he worked for a chemical company, but was dismissed by a resentful
manager and died fifteen years later in poverty.
His chemical work included purine chemistry, the identification of caffeine, the first
coal tar dye (aniline blue), coal tar products (and a large number of substances that derive
from coal tar), paper chromatography, pyrrole, chinoline, phenol, thymol and atropine.
He was the first to notice in 1855 the phenomenon of "Liesegang rings".
He observed them in the course of experiments on the precipitation of reagents in blotting
paper.
He died in Oranienburg on 25 March 1867.
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WB01T10103 - Replacing Your GE Oven's Bracket Screw AP3993552 PS1480657 - Duration: 4:18.
Hi my name is Bill and today I'm going to be showing you how to replace the screw for
the bracket inside of you oven door the reason why you would have to do this is because the
screw is broken damaged or missing for this repair we'll be using a 1/4 inch nut driver
and a screwdriver with the VT 15 star bit warning before doing any repairs please disconnect
your power source so this is the stove we're going to be using in this demonstration it's
a GE now keep in mind ours might be a little bit different than what you have at home but
the same technique should still apply so now we're going to open up our oven door here
and what we need to do is lift up on these hinge clips here on both sides and once we
do that we're going to close the door up as much as we can and we can lift it out and
set it on the ground now we're going to start with two screws on top and we'll get the washer
that goes along with it and now I'll remove the three bottom ones right here and now that
we have all of those screws out you should be able to separate the two halves of the
door so you can see here on our door handle assembly we have two screws holding in this
bracket on the side and we're actually missing one screw over here if you take a look at
the other bracket right here you'll see that there's a screw right here and that helps
hold the door handle in as well as that other screw so right now with that screw missing
this door handle on this side is totally free and needs to come out so you can grab your
new OEM replacement screw and if you don't have one already you can find it on our online
store and we'll put that screw down make sure that the handles properly lined up and then
screw it back into place so now I'm going to put the two halves of the door together
but before I do that I want to stick in the longer screw on both sides and I'm also going
to put the spacer on both screws and it should hold itself in place just like that and once
those are in place we can put them back together and now on this side we'll just use the hinge
to pull up a little bit and place those screw holes and once you do that screw it back in
and now that we have everything screwed back together we can put our door back on so we're
going to put the hinges into the holes right there set it down put our door all the way
down and then we'll push down the hinge clips on both sides and now you can close up your
oven door and your repair is complete Ebay is totally useless I just tried to look up
lighters and I got 170,000 matches finally don't forget to plug in your appliance if
you need to replace any parts for your appliances you can find an OEM replacement part on our
website pcappliancerepair.com thanks for watching and please don't forget to like comment and
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Danielle Ward on ANY STUPID QUESTIONS PODCAST PART 3 007 PODCAST PRODUCERS PODCAST Neil Mossey - Duration: 8:32.
From what I'd learned from Do The Right thing is you know put something in front of an audience
is quite hard.
You have to market it.
Anything with a script is quite hard.
Anything that needs a lot of research and so I was thinking what's the antithesis of
research?
And also I genuinely thought that there was a gap in the market for I'm--
I want to be able to know about subjects I want to be able to ask someone cleverer
than me about something and as a comedian I am given license to act the fool
So I'm allowed to-- like I'm not a journalist I don't have to pretend that I know everything
all the time And so the idea of having an expert who could
explain things like Brexit, or Northern Ireland, or sectarianism - I'm really want to do Scottish
sectarianism in the next series.
Or transport or school systems or - all these sorts of things you have a handle on and I
know a bit about it because I work in you know I write the news quiz and things like
that but I don't know - there's definite gaps in my knowledge
I thought if I get comedians to ask these questions we are allowed to ask stupid things.
But still get to something interesting I think it's a brilliant format.
I think it's a really good idea I think it's exactly the sort of thing that
BBC three should be making but I know that if I took it to them a they'd do something
weird where everyone's got to stand up and put an egg up theirarse or something
You know we've got to have people moving like League of their Own on sky!
When it's just meant to be people talking And also they'd make someone else host it
and I knew if I did that as a podcast I was allowed to host in myself - 'cos it's my
idea So this podcast is called Any Stupid Questions.
Any Stupid Questions.
Do you have a regular co-host No that's just me that one yeah it's got producer
it's produced by Ed Moorish who again is someone I've worked on Radio 4 quite a lot.
R ather than having guests because it is more about the expert so is about who we've invited
in with their with their knowledge it doesn't rely on any sort of comedy dynamic between
me and someone else and if it was in front of a live audience maybe I'd want someone
else there to kind of be sparking off but I sort of feel that I don't think it needs
it.
I mean I know saying earlier about like the chemistry between people because this is about
an actual thing this isn't just us trying to be funny it's about - it's genuinely about
trying to inform people It does have this element of I think people
should know stuff.
The one on the British Empire is the most fascinating because I knew so little about
it and especially with all the Brexit stuff going on and people saying oh it can be Empire
2.0 and then you talk to someone who's an expert on the British Empire and you realize
what an awful awful thing that is because we're not taught about it in schools
And so that that was a real eye-opener for me
You managed in that one in particular you managed to get into the subject in the way
that a dead-eyed factual programme - because all the contributors feel they need to be
on the game and catching people out - yeah - you get nothing said yeah whereas if you
come in with these innocent questions if I really don't get how why is it that the railways
always are held up as a good thing - yeah - and to have an expert say the British didn't
even build the railways - you actually get the deeper truths than a so-called factual
show would Absolutely and it's I think that the fact
that it's not combative is why it's so good.
I think it was our the very first one we did actually which we did in front of an audience
because it was at the London podcast festival but we had an expert on the NHS come in and
he was saying like that I wanted it to be -- so you know that when people on question
time and the audience member asks a question and they already have their agenda and they
know what they want to hear and basically it's framed as a question but it's "you
are a terrible person why are you doing these terrible things!" and everybody's got their
agenda and the party line whether they're a politician whether the audience member with
an axe to grind...
No one says anything, you learn nothing watching question time - absolutely nothing because
no one gives anything away and also one of the other things that we say is if there's
anything that you say and you want to edit it out will edit out like there's never any...
we're not trying to trick you into saying something that you don't want to say...
I think the one on the on Parliament there are a couple of edit points just because the
guest that we had in...
I think she's like oh you know I shouldn't really have said that all you know I don't
anyone be naming politicians... and we're like totally fine we'll cut it out it's not
- we're not here to trick you We really want to know...
I haven't got a clue how the parliamentary system works please help me.
There's something you said a few minutes ago which was "I want people to know stuff"
because I wanted to ask you "why do you podcast?"
- yeah - I suspect that might be just the reason right there?
Well yeah I mean like both of both those podcasts and even the film one in fact and I guess
this is why I'm a writer and a stand-up - it's about sharing your perspective of the world
with other people.
And so with Do The Right Thing - even though it's ridiculous there is some information
in there.
You do learn how to spot an antique or how to cross shark-infested waters or how to land
a plane if the pilot's died.
You learn in a ridiculously frivolous way but there is genuine information being imparted
and Any Stupid Questions takes that even further.
It is about you know in an era where we sneer at experts and wanting opinion rather than
fact - it's about asking people their expertise.
One of the things that we looked at doing with Any Stupid Questions was having both
sides of the political spectrum represented - and we're like "no" - that isn't what
it's meant to be it's you-- we have chosen you as an expert.
You tell us what you know and if someone decides to disagree with you and we're not in the
BBC - we can put out what we want.
If someone disagrees with you then maybe we'll get them on as an expert
And most of the time people are really balanced.
I was talking to our Brexit expert, and I was trying to get him to say that Brexit was
a stupid idea and even he was like actually if you look at why it happened, it's because
people felt marginalized and it was the only bit of change they ever felt they could enact.
Are you gonna keep going on it?
We are going to do another Brexit episode yeah - so we're planning to start up again
in the new year and I would like to get Brexti done really quickly because you know there's
loads of stuff about the deal I don't understand - there's loads of stuff about I don't get
why what is what is Canada plus plus plus what is Norway plus what do these things mean?
Because everybody now talks about it if we already know what that means.
I haven't got a clue.
This is going to sound so wanky I just I am learning stuff and that's why I love doing
it I can go in and I can say because it's my show - I can a) decide what subjects we're
doing and then I can go - I've always wanted to know why are houses so expensive?
What is going on with the housing system?
Why aren't people building more council houses?
All of that I'm allowed to ask that to an expert
That's great.
I really -- if I wasn't interested I probably wouldn't even do the podcast But I get to,
I get to learn things and the amount of effort I have to put in is just turn up really
I mean I don't even -- I can go in with no research and go I haven't got a clue what
this is can you tell me about it?
Danielle, where can we find you and where can we find your stuff?
I have a website that's hideously out-of-date feel free to go and explore that
I have a SoundCloud account "DanielleWard" so if you search Danielle
Ward on SoundCloud - on that is some weird things that I've never done as podcast because
it's not a continuation of anything - because you know you also have to update things for
them to be podcast.
It's me playing with different audio so I've got both my musicals are on there - recorded
just live, wild in a room There's little short stories set to music
There's some weird sketches set to music - that's all on soundcloud there is a also
do the right thing and Any Stupid Questions and film Fandango all of which are available
through your normal podcast providers So the best thing for us to do would be to
subscribe to do the right thing and any stupid question
yes subscribe listen review do all that sort of stuff and and in all honesty if you want
to follow me in a day-to-day way then it's @captainward on Twitter
brilliant that's probably the best way of doing it
High five, thanks so much Thanks for having me.
thanks for listening that's the podcast producers podcast there's a link to all the episodes
in the description and if you've reached this far in the episode why not leave me a comment
be lovely to hear from you or even maybe a thumbs up and if you subscribe you will be
really helping me to keep this thing going so I really appreciate it and I'll see you
on the next episode of the podcast producers podcast can you please help my daddy get 1000
subscribers just click on his face bye [Music]
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