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Improves Memory By 80%, Melts Fat, And Improves Eyesight And Hearing ! - Duration: 1:31.
Improves Memory By 80%, Melts Fat, And Improves Eyesight And Hearing !
When you eat this mixture, the function of the whole brain significantly improves.
One of the most powerful natural remedies will not only help you fix your memory for
a whopping 80 percent, but it will also melt fat with which you fight for years.
The key ingredient is horseradish which is rich in vitamin C, potassium, vitamins B1,
B2, and B6, as well as iron, magnesium and phosphorus.
Horseradish accelerates metabolism, reduces fatigue and promotes the development of good
bacteria in the stomach.
Ingredients you will need:
125 grams of horseradish, 4 lemons,
3 tablespoons of honey, 2 tablespoons of cinnamon,
Piece of ginger (about 2 cm).
Preparation:
Mix horseradish and ginger into a blender.
Squeeze the juice from the lemon and add to blender, mix well and add the cinnamon and
honey.
Pour the mixture in a glass container.
Take one tablespoon of the mixture before the meal twice a day, and before training
if you exercise.
Practice this for three weeks and you will not regret it when you will see the great
results.
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The Double-Slit Experiment - Duration: 4:23.
Professor Dave here, let's talk about the
double slit experiment.
In learning about the first few discoveries
that led to the development of quantum
mechanics, we discussed wave-particle
duality, so we understand that both light
and matter behave as both particles and
waves. But we glossed over some of the
technical details, so let's zoom in for a
moment. In 1801, Thomas Young performed
experiments where light was passed
through a plane with two slits in it,
striking a screen beyond. The diffraction
and interference patterns that resulted
clearly supported the wave model of
light, with the brighter bands
representing constructive interference
and the darker bands representing
destructive interference, with the width
of the bands being a function of the
frequency of the light. Later in the
century, Maxwell showed that light is a
wave of oscillating electric and
magnetic fields, so it seemed as though
the case was closed on the declaration
of light as waves. But as we said, in 1905
Einstein solved the problem of the
photoelectric effect by assigning
particle nature to light, thus wave
particle duality was born. Later, de
Broglie proposed that particles must
therefore also display wave-like
behavior, and this was shown to be true
in an experiment just like Young's more
than 100 years prior. This modern version
is what we are typically referring to
when we talk about the double-slit
experiment. From this it was shown that a
beam of electrons exhibits diffraction
and interference patterns just like
light does. This demonstrates the
wave-like properties of electrons and by
extension matter in general. Later, low
intensity experiments showed that even
an individual electron when passing
through biprisms or slits will
interfere with itself, making the wave-like
nature of the electron undeniable.
So it was shown that electrons act as both
particles and waves, but not just
electrons, neutrons were also shown to
exhibit diffraction patterns. It must be
understood that since all particles are
also waves, literally any object could
hypothetically exhibit a diffraction
pattern, so long as the object passes
through an aperture roughly the size of
the objects wavelength. But remember that
massive objects have incredibly tiny
wavelengths, so for something like a
human being to diffract, they would have
to pass through an aperture around 10 to
the negative 36 meters wide, which is a
trillionth of a trillionth of a
trillionth of a meter, so this will be
pretty tough no matter how much you diet.
In this way, we begin to see how
Newtonian mechanics is not the
fundamental descriptor of motion, but
rather that it emerges from quantum
mechanics as objects become large enough
that their wavelengths are negligible, so
don't worry, everything you learned in
classical physics will still work just
fine for any object you can see with
your eyes. But along with these waves of
matter came the wave function and the
quest to describe it mathematically.
This would be impossible without the creation
of quantum mechanics, which was achieved
by a host of brilliant minds, but we will
focus on two people in particular: Erwin
Schrodinger and Werner Heisenberg.
Let's move forward and see what they had to
say on the subject.
Thanks for watching, guys. Subscribe to my channel for
more tutorials, support me on patreon so I can
keep making content, and as always feel
free to email me:
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Why It's Hard To Talk About and Report Child Abuse - Duration: 4:33.
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Last week, I made a very last minute video called "Child Abuse Is Not A Prank Or A Joke"
and it was, in fact, about the DaddyOFive controversy.
Well, not only that.
It was also about my experience.
I've dealt with abuse since I was 7-years-old.
That is a very long time.
And over the years I've been on the Internet, I never talked about it in detail outside of Tumblr.
Last week's video was the first time that I talked about what happened to me on my YouTube channel.
In a way, I wasn't ready, I really wasn't ready,
but after seeing the videos from DaddyOFive and Philip DeFranco,
I couldn't just sit down and stay still.
When stuff like this comes to light, and some cases in the past have come to light by news and elsewhere,
people often say,
"They need to report this."
"Why don't they talk about this?"
"Why don't they tell someone?"
I want to talk about why it's so hard to talk about this kind of stuff and especially to report it.
Sometimes, people don't believe us.
Especially if it's the mother who is the abuser.
Because the mother is usually automatically seen as this sweet, nurturing person that could do no wrong
and will always love her child unconditionally.
Sometimes, people find out and they don't do anything about it, or they give up.
I reported my abuse to my middle school guidance counselor when I was 12.
I remember crying my eyes out, grabbing a bunch of tissues, hyperventilating,
and trying to eat a lollipop that the counselor gave me so I would calm down.
My counselor's solution was to write a letter to my abuser asking her to come in
and to have a conversation about what was going on.
She read the letter, yelled at me about it, and didn't go.
She wanted absolutely nothing to do with it.
I go to my counselor again the next morning and she had no other solutions.
She didn't want to try to do anything else, and she didn't report it further.
To make things even worse, even though stuff like this is already really bad,
Sometimes, there are cases of people literally seeing the abuse happen in front of their eyes
and they don't do anything about it.
Zahra Baker is the perfect example of this.
The murder of Zahra Baker was a huge case in North Carolina.
Zahra Baker was a 10-year-old girl who went through a lot.
She was diagnosed with bone cancer and as a result, lost a leg and her hearing.
Long story short, she was abused by her stepmother.
She went to school with injuries such as a black eye and
even though the family was checked up on, nothing really went through.
Now, her neighbours did see her being abused.
Her neighbours reported to the news as witnesses that they did see it happen in front of their own eyes.
But nobody did anything about it.
Nobody stepped up to try to save this child.
As a result, Zahra Baker was killed and her stepmother was guilty and is now in prison.
Sometimes, people get a little too invasive.
They start asking all of these questions.
Some of it is just genuine curiosity, but as it starts to go on and on, it almost starts to sound like judgment.
"Well, why haven't you told anyone?"
"Did you tell your other parent or anyone else in your family?"
"Why haven't you left?"
As if just suddenly packing up and leaving is an easy solution.
Because to one person who might ask these questions,
it doesn't matter if you don't have the income or the means to take care of yourself if you did leave.
But let me tell you, even if you packed and left, what happens if you end up homeless as a result?
That has and does happen.
If you don't have family or friends to take you in, what are you going to do?
Sometimes, it's easier to stay so you can still have a roof over your head, a bed to sleep in, and food to eat.
It isn't as easy as people think.
I'm not the only person that this has happened to.
Zahra Baker isn't the only person to have died as a result of child abuse.
This happens to so many kids and teenagers everyday.
Can everybody swoop in and be Superman, Superwoman, Superperson and save every child
and put them into a healthy environment?
Probably not.
It's probably not realistic.
But it's just so hard talking about this kind of stuff when you know that it doesn't always work.
Sometimes, you'll take the risk and it pays off.
Sometimes, you'll take the risk and it turns out nobody believes you and you just feel stuck and hurt.
And sometimes, people just don't care.
But, sometimes, things do work out and when that happens, that is a really good thing.
That's why child abuse is so hard to talk about.
If you want to follow me on all of my social media, links to that will be down below.
If you want to help support my content, you can do so by being a Patron on Patreon
or leave tips on ko-fi.
Both links will be down below.
I upload every Mondays, Thursdays, and Saturdays.
And I will see you later. Bye.
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Why should you read Tolstoy's "War and Peace"? - Brendan Pelsue - Duration: 5:10.
"War and Peace,"
a tome,
a slog,
the sort of book you shouldn't read in bed because if you fall asleep,
it could give you a concussion, right?
Only partly.
"War and Peace" is a long book, sure,
but it's also a thrilling examination of history,
populated with some of the deepest, most realistic characters you'll find anywhere.
And if its length intimidates you, just image how poor Tolstoy felt.
In 1863, he set out to write a short novel about a political dissident
returning from exile in Siberia.
Five years later, he had produced a 1,200 page epic
featuring love stories,
battlefields,
bankruptcies,
firing squads,
religious visions,
the burning of Moscow,
and a semi-domesticated bear,
but no exile and no political dissidents.
Here's how it happened.
Tolstoy, a volcanic soul,
was born to a famously eccentric aristocratic family in 1828.
By the time he was 30, he had already dropped out of Kazan University,
gambled away the family fortune,
joined the army,
written memoirs,
and rejected the literary establishment to travel Europe.
He then settled into Yasnaya Polyana, his ancestral mansion,
to write about the return of the Decembrists,
a band of well-born revolutionaries pardoned in 1856 after 30 years in exile.
But, Tolstoy thought,
how could he tell the story of the Decembrists return from exile
without telling the story of 1825,
when they revolted against the conservative Tsar Nicholas II?
And how could he do that without telling the story of 1812,
when Napoleon's disastrous invasion of Russia
helped trigger the authoritarianism the Decembrists were rebelling against?
And how could he tell the story of 1812 without talking about 1805,
when the Russians first learned of the threat Napoleon posed
after their defeat at the Battle of Austerlitz?
So Tolstoy began writing,
both about the big events of history
and the small lives that inhabit those events.
He focused on aristocrats, the class he knew best.
The book only occasionally touches
on the lives of the vast majority of the Russian population,
who were peasants, or even serfs,
farmers bound to serve the owners of the land on which they lived.
"War and Peace" opens on the eve of war between France and Russia.
Aristocrats at a cocktail party fret about the looming violence,
but then change the topic to those things aristocrats always seem to care about:
money,
sex,
and death.
This first scene is indicative
of the way the book bounces between the political and personal
over an ever-widening canvas.
There are no main characters in "War and Peace."
Instead, readers enter a vast interlocking web
of relationships and questions.
Will the hapless and illegitimate son of a count
marry a beautiful but conniving princess?
Will his only friend survive the battlefields of Austria?
And what about that nice young girl falling in love with both men at once?
Real historical figures mix and mingle with all these fictional folk,
Napoleon appears several times,
and even one of Tolstoy's ancestors plays a background part.
But while the characters and their psychologies are gripping,
Tolstoy is not afraid to interrupt the narrative
to pose insightful questions about history.
Why do wars start?
What are good battlefield tactics?
Do nations rise and fall on the actions of so-called great men like Napoleon,
or are there larger cultural and economic forces at play?
These extended digressions are part of what make "War and Peace"
so panoramic in scope.
But for some 19th century critics,
this meant "War and Peace" barely felt like a novel at all.
It was a "large, loose, baggy monster," in the words of Henry James.
Tolstoy, in fact, agreed.
To him, novels were a western European form.
Russian writers had to write differently because Russian people lived differently.
"What is 'War and Peace'?" he asked.
"It is not a novel.
Still less an epic poem.
Still less a historical chronicle.
'War and Peace' is what the author wanted and was able to express
in the form in which it was expressed."
It is, in other words, the sum total of Tolstoy's imaginative powers,
and nothing less.
By the time "War and Peace" ends,
Tolstoy has brought his characters to the year 1820,
36 years before the events he originally hoped to write about.
In trying to understand his own times,
he had become immersed in the years piled up behind him.
The result is a grand interrogation into history,
culture,
philosophy,
psychology,
and the human response to war.
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They Met, Moved In, & Married in Only 7 Weeks!?! | In Love or Not - Duration: 5:37.
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10 Reasons Why You Should Take Magnesium - Duration: 3:17.
Has your get-up-and-go disappeared?
We may not be aware of the vital role that magnesium plays in our health and wellness
– until it's deficient; then we notice its value.
A magnesium-deficiency can trigger fatigue, muscles aches, anxiety, and insomnia.
Actually, it is involved in more than 300 functions.
Our body contains approximately 25 grams of magnesium, and keeps it stashed in various
internal reservoirs.
More than half is stored in our bones, and the remainder is allocated to muscles and
soft tissues.
In today's video we will identify 10 reasons why you should keep your body supplied with
magnesium.
1.
Increases Energy Magnesium is engaged in energy production.
When magnesium levels are low, you may often feel zapped.
2.
Calms Anxiety One of magnesium's duties is to produce
serotonin, which ushers in relaxation and tranquility.
3.
Fights Insomnia Magnesium can overpower cortisol – a stress
hormone – and allow you to enjoy a better night's sleep.
4.
Aids In Digestion Our digestive systems needs to be fully operational
in order for us to enjoy good health.
Magnesium gets to work to keep things in motion and ensure smooth digestion.
5.
Relieves Muscle Spasms Contracted, tight muscles – or muscle spasms
- may be trying to tell you to increase your magnesium intake.
Consider adding it as a daily supplement and see if those muscles don't shape up.
6.
Heart Health As a muscle, the heart benefits greatly from
this mineral.
Magnesium helps control blood pressure levels and promote overall heart health.
7.
Prevent Migraines Studies continue to reveal that those who
suffer with migraines typically have a magnesium deficiency.
Adding a magnesium supplement may be just the right remedy your head needs.
8.
Helps Prevent Osteoporosis Magnesium is essential for proper calcium
absorption and therefore, increases bone density.
It can even help prevent osteoporosis.
For those who have it, magnesium can help reverse bone loss.
9.
Regulates Calcium and Potassium Levels These three minerals work in concert to maintain
blood pressure, and ensure the proper functioning of tissues, cells and organs.
10.
Supports Brain Health Magnesium stands like an armed guard for your
brain.
It denies entrance of stress hormones which could led to depression.
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Money As You Grow - Duration: 5:12.
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Learn Colors with Balloons, Baby Song and Nursery Rhymes for Children, funny Popping Water Balloons - Duration: 1:04.
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Looney tunes Boss Baby Finger Family Song | Bugs Bunny Duffy duck - Duration: 0:54.
Daddy finger, Daddy finger, where are you?
Here I am, here I am. How do you do?
Mommy finger, Mommy finger, where are you?
Here I am, here I am. How do you do?
Brother finger, Brother finger, where are you?
Here I am, here I am. How do you do?
Sister finger, Sister finger, where are you?
Here I am, here I am. How do you do?
Baby finger, Baby finger, where are you?
Here I am, here I am. How do you do?
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Spring Fore United Way Golf Tournament - Duration: 3:46.
THANK YOU.
THE MAIN MISSION OF
WASHINGTON COUNTY IN TENNESSEE
IS TO MAINTAIN FINANCIAL
STABILITY FOR EVERY PERSON IN
THE COMMUNITY AND YOU CAN HELP
IN ACCOMPLISHING THAT MISSION
BY GRABBING YOUR GOLF CLUBS AND
TAKING PART IN THE THIRD ANNUAL
SPRING FOR UNITED WAY GOLF
TOURNAMENT.
MIKE IS HERE THIS MORNING TO
PREVIEW THIS VERY FUN AND
IMPORTANT EVENT.
I WANT TO MAKE SURE YOU HAVE
FUN PLAYING GOLF BUT THERE'S A
BIGGER PURPOSE THERE.
YES, MUCH BIGGER PURPOSEMENT
I'LL TALK ABOUT THAT AND YOU
HIT THE NAIL ON THE HEAD.
WE'RE FIGHTING FOR THE CLINICS
IN STABILITY AND EDUCATION.
EVERYBODY IN THE COMMUNITY AND
OUR GOAL IS TO GIVE AWAY OVER A
MILLION DOLLARS A YEAR TO OUR
17 HUMAN AGENCY PARTNERS.
THE MORE WE CAN DO STARTING
EARLY IN THE YEAR WITH THIS IS
A GREAT THING.
IT'S A BIG FUNDRAISER FOR
YOU ALL.
THIS IS MUCH NEEDED FUNDS THAT
ARE GOING TO BE RAISED.
IT REALLY IS.
17 AGENCIES, GIVE US A SAMPLING
OF SOME OF THOSE VOLCANOED.
WE HAVE EVERYTHING STARTED
WITH CHILDREN AND AGENCIES AND
SO YOU HAVE GIRLS AND BOYS
CLUBS AND BOY SCOUTS AND GIRL
SCOUTS.
ALONG THE LINE THEY'RE CARING
FOR KIDS AND ALSO CREATING
YOUNG MEN AND YOUNG WOMEN THAT
WILL GROW UP TO BE FUTURE
LEADERS ALL THE WAY THROUGH
CARING FOR ADULTS UP THROUGH
THE ADULT DAY CENTER AND THEN A
LOT IS RESPONDING TO CRISIS.
THE AMERICAN RED CROSS AND WE
HAVE SALVATION ARMY AND A LOT
OF THINGS THAT ARE HELPING
PEOPLE IN NEED.
NOT ONLY PEOPLE IN NEED BUT A
LOT HAVE PROGRAMS THAT GIVE A
HAND UP.
AT SALVATION ARMY WE CALL IT
THE PATH WAY TO HOPE.
IT'S NOT JUST FEEDING SOMEBODY
BUT TEACHING THEM AND GROWING
THEM AND HELPING LIFE SKILLS.
THAT'S WHAT WE'RE ABOUT HERE.
TAKING CARE OF PRESENT AND
LOOKING TO OUR FUTURE.
I LOVE THAT.
LET'S TALK ABOUT THIS GOLF
TOURNAMENT.
I'M GOING TO BE THERE AND WE'RE
GOING TO TEAR UP A GOLF COURSE
OR TWO.
WE'RE LOOKING FORWARD TO IT.
THIS IS THE THIRD YEAR IN THE
ROW FOR THE TOURNAMENT.
IT KEEPS GETTING BIGGER.
ANYBODY CAN PLAY.
I STRESS THAT ANYBODY CAN
PLAY.
WE CAN HAVE THIS MORE OFTEN
THAN ONCE A YEAR.
WE'LL LET YOU SLIDE.
WE'RE SUPER EXCITED.
IT'S KIND OF A UNIQUE EVENT.
IT'S A SHOTGUN START.
TWO SHOTGUNS SATURDAY AND
SUNDAY.
IT'S ACTUALLY PLAYED AT TWO
DIFFERENT GOLF COURSES,
SATURDAY AROUND AT PINE OAKS
GOLF COURSE AND YOU BASICALLY
FLIP FLOP AND PLAY BUFFALO
VALLEY ON SUNDAY.
BOTH CHALLENGING COURSES AND
BOTH IN GREAT SHAPE.
ABSOLUTELY.
ONE OF THE THINGS THAT'S REALLY
UNIQUE IS IT'S A LOT OF FUN.
A LOT OF PRIZES AND FOOD AND
FELLOWSHIP.
ALSO IT'S A LEGITIMATE GOLF
TOURNAMENT VERY COMPETITIVE AND
THE WAY WE DO FLIGHTS, EVERYONE
HAS A CHANCE TO WIN.
IF YOU SHOOT 90 YOU WILL BE IN
THERE SHOOTING ABOVE.
LET'S BE HONEST, ABOVE.
YOU'RE GOING TO PAY OUT FIVE
FLIGHTS SO YOU HAVE A SHOT AT
WINNING.
ABSOLUTELY.
IF YOU WIN YOUR FLIGHT, YOU GET
THE SAME AMOUNT OF MONEY FROM
THE GUY WHO SHOOTS 60 AND WINS
THEIR FLIGHT.
A BIG EVENT OVER AT THE
LEARNING CENTER.
A LOT OF FREE FOOD AND
CONTESTS, A BIG PUTTING
TOURNAMENT FOR A FREE TV.
JUST A GOOD TIME TO HAVE FUN
AND ENJOY THE WEEK.
IT'S THE SPRING FOR UNITED
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BH4U | What Causes Water Retention And How To Avoid It - Duration: 4:23.
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What Causes Water Retention And How To Avoid It
Swellings in the hands, feet, and legs are a result of water retention, or otherwise
known as edema.
Edema is manifested by the buildup of fluids in the tissues, circulatory system, and cavities.
The most common reasons for water retention include premenstrual syndrome, physical inactivity,
sedentary lifestyle, pregnancy, and use of certain medications.
Swellings often occur during a long flight as well.
Edema is most often not serious, but at times, it can indicate a kidney disease or heart
failure.
Due to this, you should always find a way to treat edema.
These are the main reasons for water retention and ways to treat it:
1.Excessive Consumption of Processed Foods
Processed foods are loaded with sugar and sodium, which is one of the main causes of
edema.
They are also rich artificial food additives which have toxic nature, and thus put a load
on the kidneys and the liver.
Foods high in sugar lead to insulin spikes and high blood sugar.
2.Excessive Sodium Intake
In case you consume foods rich in sodium and do not drink enough water, the body will start
using the reserves, leading to edema.
With the help of water, the human cells can expand up to 20 times.
Sodium is also added to processed meat, canned vegetables, condiments, etc.
You should avoid table salt and start using Celtic and Himalayan sea salt.
3.Dehydration Dehydration occurs when a person does not
drink sufficient amounts of water.
In this case, the body retains water to survive, and this causes swellings in the body.
Remember to avoid coffee and soda drinks, and drink more water.
4.Vitamin B6 deficiency
The lack of vitamin B6 in the body often causes water retention.
The Journal of Caring Sciences published a study which involved women who experienced
water retention due to premenstrual syndrome.
The intake of vitamin B6 daily improved their condition.
Since it is water soluble, it is best to consume it in the form of whole foods.
Foods rich in it include tuna, sunflower seeds, pistachio nuts, potatoes with skin, dried
fruits, chicken, lean beef, turkey, and bananas.
5.Magnesium Deficiency
Edema is often caused by the lack of magnesium in the body, which is an essential mineral
for numerous bodily functions.
Researchers have found that the daily dose of 200 milligrams can reduce water retention
in women with premenstrual symptoms.
Therefore, make sure you consume more magnesium rich foods, like nuts, whole grains, dried
fruits, peas, spinach, dark green veggies, dark chocolate, and avocados.
6.Potassium Deficiency
Potassium is vital for the proper function of cells, tissues, and organs in the body,
and it regulates the water balance.
If you consume high amounts of salt and not enough foods rich in potassium, you will experience
edema.
Potassium reduces water retention as it reduces the sodium levels.
Rockmelons, watermelons, and honey melons are especially rich in it.
The following plants have potent diuretic properties and thus effectively reduce water
retention: Garlic, Nettle, Hibiscus, Horsetail, Dandelion, Parsley, Fennel, Corn silk
Please leave your comments below, we will answer you as soon as possible.
Like, share, subscribe and don't forget to support us on Patreon.
Your health matters to us!
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Call Blocking for AT&T Phone | AT&T Account Management - Duration: 1:38.
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You may have received unwanted calls on your home phone
from telemarketers or automated robo calls.
These unsolicited calls can be really annoying,
but AT&T has a solution for you with Call Blocking.
Call Blocking is a free service on your AT&T phones
that you can use with a simple code on your phone handset,
or you can even manage Call Blocking online.
To block future calls from an unwanted number,
answer the call and then hang up,
or just wait for the rings to stop.
Then, pick up your AT&T phone handset
and dial Star (*) 61.
And the number that just called you
won't be able to call you again.
You can also set up and manage your blocked-calls list online.
Log in to your account at ATT.com
and select "My Digital Home Phone";
and then "Check/manage voicemail or features".
Select the "Phone Features" tab at the top
and then, in the Call Filtering section,
select the arrow next to Call Blocking.
Now select "ON" to set up Call Blocking.
Just enter the number you'd like to block
in the Add Number field, including the area code.
After entering each number to block,
select the "Add" button to the right
and, when you're all done, select "Save".
You can enter up to a hundred phone numbers.
If you'd like to remove a number from the list,
just select the "X" next to that number,
and then select "Save".
Once you've created your list of blocked calls online,
you easily turn Call Blocking on by dialing Star (*) 60
and follow the voice prompts,
and turn call blocking off
whenever you like by dialing Star (*) 80.
Keep those annoying robo calls or telemarketers
from calling back with Call Blocking.
Thanks for choosing AT&T.
[♪AT&T jingle♪]
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7 Pieces Of Career Advice To Cybersecurity Newbies From Renowned Experts - Duration: 3:59.
- The way you have a great career in technology
is you do what you're passionate about.
There is so much demand.
There are so many opportunities.
There are so many options.
Don't study the thing they tell you to,
study what stimulates your passions.
That's how you'll be happiest,
and that's where you'll find the best work.
- The thing about learning PowerShell is that
it's a language.
It's like if I was trying to learn Polish,
I would need to use it every day in order to become
fluent in it.
And so PowerShell is the same way.
You have to find ways to use it everyday.
That's the big number one
- Well if they're a young, new person, then they've
probably a lot of the skill set, which is mobile,
because they live on their mobile devices all day long,
and that's the way the world's going,
so they've got a great start there.
But as far as the rest of the Configuration Manager
space, it's spending some time with the solution,
again, whether it's training, or whether it's attending
a training class, or self-learning on the TechNet
Virtual Labs, or Microsoft Virtual Academy sessions
that they have out there,
you need to spend time to learn the solution,
because it is very complicated.
I was there for 22 years and I still don't understand
everything about Configuration Manager.
So nobody does, so don't get your hopes up
that you're going to get there,
because nobody is going to ever get there.
It just takes a while, a long time,
plus they release new versions every four months now,
and things change every single release.
So it takes a long time.
You just have to be patient, take small chunks,
bite off those small chunks, get to the point where
you're comfortable in mastering one of them,
then move on to the next area.
- Windows Internals, so take Windows Internals training,
shameless plug from me,
but take Windows Internals training.
That's the core that you will then build on
by maybe getting good security training
from some other company.
So there's good base.
Build on the base, learn the basics,
just totally my advice.
Remember it still takes 100 people at Microsoft
to know everything about Windows,
so if you believe you know everything, forgot that misbelief
and just learn more.
- Take the IT stuff out of it.
Let's talk about just the skill set you need.
And so the conversation was really very specific
to what skill-set do you need for that role,
or that company, because different companies' cultures
are different, the job descriptions are different.
- It runs across industries, and somehow we have made IT
to be something totally different from every other industry.
But there's a lot of common ground across industries.
So if I was having this conversation
with a retail executive,
what would they say.
They would say women should speak up more.
Women should go after the really difficult,
strategic projects,
not to be quiet and to sit down and to wait to be asked,
to go out and to find the right mentor,
and to just, you know, again as I said,
excellence is an important thing.
You have to be great at what you do.
You have to be willing to reach out.
You have to be willing to speak up.
- Well I think, again, the educational background is key,
and the accreditation backgrounds are key.
They need to work to separate themselves from just
the staff level capabilities.
And so ultimately, good old-fashioned hard work,
putting the hours in, and learning through experience,
and developing that experience.
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