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How to Know if a Parakeet Is Right for You - Duration: 6:37.

Parakeets are friendly birds that have made great pets for bird-lovers all over the world.

A parakeet is more than just a pretty thing to look at, though.

Bringing a parakeet home means making it part of your family.

These social birds will want to play, chew, talk, and be in a home where they can bond

with people.

They also have regular needs for which you will have to provide.

If you are willing to put the time in to socialize and care for one, though, a parakeet may be

the pet for you.

Decide if you are ready for a 15-20 year commitment.

You'll need to account for a parakeet's lifespan before deciding to get one.

A healthy parakeet can live for 15-20 years, which is more than many cats or dogs and most

small mammals, but less than larger birds like parrots.

If you plan to travel or make lifestyle changes in the future, a parakeet might not be the

best pet for you.

Determine if you can handle their personality.

While personality varies from bird to bird, most parakeets share two values: they are

social, and they are stubborn.

When a parakeet is let out to play, it will want to socialize directly with you.

It will also want to chew and peck around the house, and will leave droppings anywhere,

including on the furniture and on you.Parakeets are intelligent and can be hand-trained.

Consider if this is something that appeals to you or not.

Consider the noise level.

Parakeets don't squawk all of the time, but they will make a loud screaming noise

at least once a day for several minutes on end, up to half an hour.

If there is someone in your home who needs lots of sleep, like a child, or is otherwise

sensitive to noise, a parakeet might not be the right pet.

Determine how much time you can commit.

Parakeets are friendly, social bird, meaning that they need daily attention.

You need to be able to commit time every day to cleaning your parakeet's cage, changing

out food and water bowls, and socializing with it by playing, talking, and hand-training

Prepare to have multiple birds.

Unless there is someone in the home in the house to socialize with most of the time,

your parakeet will probably want a friend.

Think about whether you are ready to keep 2 birds at one time, which will double the

noise, social time, and clean-up, but also double the love and affection.

Evaluate your household activity.

Parakeets are easily stressed, and susceptible to hurting themselves or weakened immunity

when anxious.

If you move frequently, or have an active household such as one with small children,

it may be difficult to keep your parakeet healthy.

Consider your other pets.

Having a cat, dog, snake, or other predatory pet could be a risk for your parakeet.

While many homes have multiple types of pets, it requires very careful attention to every

interaction.

Think about the demeanor of your current pets.

Even a well-trained cat or dog who just wants to play could accidentally hurt your parakeet.

Measure the space you have to give the bird.

While some choose to keep parakeets in small cages, they are typically much happier in

larger environments.

Make sure you have room in your home for a cage that is large enough to fit your parakeet,

it's food and water dishes, multiple toys, and multiple perches, and still give the bird

room to fly.

Factor in your time away.

Parakeets aren't birds that can be left alone if you travel or are away from home

frequently.

Think about whether you have someone you trust to come feed and check on the bird.

Avoid getting a parakeet if someone in your home has health issues.

Consider if you or anyone in the family has a weak immune system.

Birds can carry diseases that don't make them sick but can be passed onto people, such as

giardia and campylobacter.

If someone in your home has a weak immune system, a pet parakeet may not be appropriate

for your circumstances.

Add up regular expenses.

On top of initial set-up, keeping a parakeet will require you to regularly buy food, chew

toys, treats, new bowls, and supplements like mineral blocks.

These are not typically high-cost items, but you still need to be prepared to regularly

spend money on your bird.

On top of that, you may have unexpected vet costs if you notice your parakeet show symptoms

of an illness.

Account for increased heating and air conditioning bills.

Parakeets tend to prefer a temperature between 65° F and 80° F (18° C and 26.5° C).

If you live in an area where it tends to get very cold or very hot, your parakeet may require

you to turn up your climate control systems, which could boost your energy and/or gas bills.

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ENG) Growing Up As A Half Korean and Half Czech: advantages, racism, learning korean | Yerin Wu - Duration: 14:09.

let's exchange our seats

okay

hello guys it's me yerin

today i'm here with my half korean friend Seonjeong

hello~

my czech name is Anna

and my korean name is Seonjeong

nice to meet you!

we're in the library rn so we have to be quiet!

so today we'll be doing an interview with Seonjeong

she's the main character of today's vid haha

What's your nationality?

firstly my dad is czech and my mom is korean

but i was born in the czech republic and i've been living here ever since

How did you learn korean?

when i was little my mom couldn't speak czech

and so she spoke korean at home

so i kept hearing korean at home since i was little

in the beginning i learned with my mom

but then she could speak czech

since she learned czech after a while

and so i started to forget korean gradually

and then since my mom is korean

i thought to myself:i should learn korean as well

so i started going to this korean "hangeul" school

in prague?

yes.nowadays many korean kids come from korea to prague

bc of companies such as Hyundae, LG or Samsung

as their parents come here to work for the companies

and so they take their children with them

i go to the hangeul school every friday with koreans

and we study for ex.math,korean history and korean

all together

that's what we do at the hangeul school:)

also you went to korea last year, right?

it seems like you learned a lot there as well

yes!i went to korea last year during summer vacation

and i think my korean improved a lot there

czech and korean comparison

is czech harder than korean?

or which language is harder?

for me czech is of course easier

bc since i was little i spoke czech at school

so for me czech is easier and more natural

however if i was a foreigner who didn't speak czech

nor korean,czech would be harder for me to be honest

czech is actually one of the world's

most difficult languages

with chinese haha

when was the first time you came to korea?

i first came to korea when i was 1 or 2 years old

with my mom,dad and older brother

my parents wanted to show my korean grandparents

their newborn daughter

right?

then i went to korea last summer

i couldn't go there much before that

bc the plane tickets price was quite expensive

do you like korea then?

yes i love korea!

since all of my relatives from my mother's side

are in korea

and since i couldn't see my grandparents,aunt and uncle

as i was growing up

when i finally went to korea it was great

i only grew up in the czech republic

and like...my mom is korean and i'm also 50% korean

so not being able to go to korea

made me feel a bit as if smth was missing

so going to korea after all was truly amazing

it's as if...how should i say it?

i was fully complete again

you also really like korean food right?

bc when she went there there many food pics

that came up on her ig lol

so she looked very happy

overally i'm very fond of eating food

i love eating,which is why my face is chubby

heyy that's not true

can i say this?

i gained a lot of weight

a total of 7kg in korea TT

she looks the same tho.don't listen to her

are there any positive points about being a halfie?

yes,of course

the first one is languages

as i said it before i can speak czech fluently

and although i didn't speak korean well before

now that i started learning it it's become quite easy

and natural to learn

also you know two cultures right?

that also seems like an advantage

because...(lol forgot all of my korean skills)

knowing diverse cultures is so fascinating

and so...you wouldn't judge people nor be ignorant

based...on their appearances etc

lol i can't speak korean srry

nono she's doing great(thanks anna TT)

having these two distinct cultures at home

and being able to live together in peace

made my mind more expanded

like you're open minded

what about difficulties?disadvantages?

there were some of them as well...

not knowing my own identity

which can be a bit confusing

and complicated.i thought about it sometimes

it's gotten much better now

but before when i was 13,14,15yo ish

it's that kind of a period right?

where you ask yourself "who am i...?

what is my identity?"

you basically ask yourself these types of questions often

i agree

bc i've been living here in the czech republic

if people here see me a majority of them think

"oh she's korean" or "oh she's asian"

but if i go to korea

people consider me as a westerner

i'm just like...

"if i'm not czech nor korean

what am i then?"

i think i've had these kinds of thoughts

come to my mind very often

especially when a person becomes a teenager

these thoughts become even more frequent right

you must've been kinda confused

yes because...

i'm not korean nor czech then

what is my country then??what am i?

but what i can be sure about is

that other mixed kids are on the same page like you

they have the same problems like you:(

have you ever faced racism?

yes,especially when i was little

some of it was in kindergarten

but it was mainly in elementary and middle school

when kids are small and they see someone

who's a bit different,they make fun of him/her

and say bad stuff without thinking first

that's what they tend to do right

so it was the same for me

when other kids saw me they went like:

"ohh a chinese person!ching chang ching chang!"

and this happened several times

but now it doesn't really happen anymore

since there are many foreigners coming to prague

the situation became much better

also i'm not sure if i can call it racism

but last year in korea when i was in the metro

a korean woman stared at me in an unfriendly way

like with mean eyes

idk what she was thinking

but i got a bad feeling from her

tho when i came to korea people stared at me a lot

that wasn't racism nor discrimination

but more like fascination or interest

also actually i thought about

living in korea for a while

i wanted to go to a korean high school for one year

as a foreign student

but when i talked about it with my auntie

she said that it could be quite difficult

not only because of the language but what she said was

that if korean kids have a friends group

it's hard for other people to be let in

and since i'm different,since i look different from them

and i don't speak korean that well

you're super good tho??

it could be difficult to integrate

that's what my aunt told me

maybe it might not be true as well

yeah bc the koreans i met were all nice kids

so i'm not sure whether it's 100% true or not

i only heard that statement

what is the biggest difference between korea and the czech republic?

if we look at the people, koreans seem to

have a warmer heart

here people seem a bit cold

not sure if that statement was accurate but

czech people can be friendly and

have a nice personality

so it depends on each person

so...yeah

it might not be true as well

when you see or meet a czech person for the first time

you might get like cold vibes from them

but if you slowly get closer to them

you'll think "oh this person's great"

you might think they're like

kind of cold and rigid when you first meet them

but if you're with them for a while and speak to them

while getting closer gradually

you'll realize that they're nice people

another difference is that

it's not only between czech and korean people

but essentially between westerners and easterners

if you look at europe or the US

their most important value is equality

and...what do you call it?

(in czech) can you say it in french?

(in french) liberty,equality and fraternity

we're all like brothers

and that's what's important for the western world

but in the eastern world

you have to greet people older than you like this

speak in a formal language

you have to respect them a lot

and that's what's the most important to easterners

we don't have that kind of thing here

if i had to depict this with a drawing

in the west people are like this --------

all on the same level

and if you look at the east the line is vertical

and if you look at the east the line is vertical

the elders are here

and the younger ones are here

what lmao

i don't mean this in a bad way

i'm just telling you guys what i personally consider as the biggest difference!:)

what are we doing haha

so the last question

what are your plans for the future?

do you want to go to a korean university?

yes!i would like to

i'd like to live in korea for a while

plus the education in korea is good

so i want to try to go there

your mother went to a really good uni right?

my mom

went to Ewha Women's University

so i'd like to study there one day as well

just like my mom

i'm still not sure where i'll go

but korea is my top choice

i don't want to study in prague

i want to go to a foreign country

and korea looks like the best choice

that's the end of today's vid!

Seonjeong's actually rather shy

and so i'm super thankful to her

for making this video with me!thank you so much

let's clap for her!

seriously,thank you

she's so cute right?

if you enjoyed this vid please subscribe

like this vid

follow Seonjeong on her ig (@_seonjeong_)

and see you all in my next vid!byeee~~

For more infomation >> ENG) Growing Up As A Half Korean and Half Czech: advantages, racism, learning korean | Yerin Wu - Duration: 14:09.

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5 Survival Hacks THAT CAN SAVE YOUR LIFE! - Duration: 2:35.

hey guys today we're doing a survival hacks video hope these hacks help you

out and let's get into it number one is having a torch / pen of course it's

important to have a flashlight but also a pen too maybe if you want to write a

note to somebody for help (S.O.S) or something so having both you can just duct tape them

together I have a real one right here but you can duck tape a torch and a

pen together and it's a very useful tool maybe try it out it will be so useful one day

it's perfect it can also help out in the dark cuz of

the flashlight while camping it is an amazing tool and I bet you if you try it

out it'll be a very useful hack for all of you guys number two is using keys as

a weapon this is a great hack but please don't try it at home with somebody as

your family member or something this is only used for defense and it's a great

hack number three is using lipstick as a lotion for any dry spots some chemicals

put into lipstick is very similar to lotion that's why they both have this

effect that helps dry skin or anything so if it's the only thing you have why

not use it it's a great material number four is extra pack of candles or even

using crayons both of them can start a fire that's why they're very useful

lastly number five healing mosquito bites with glue

all you need is a glue stick and any itchy mosquito bite glue has chemicals

that is very releasable for any itchiness that you have and it actually

really works I tried it out and it's a super great hack this is great for

camping and sooner you'll know it'll be gone

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Learn colors with ice cream and family nursery rhymes songs. Learning video for kids - Duration: 7:52.

Pink Color, Pink Color, where are you? Here I am, hereI am. How do you do?

Blue Color, Blue Color, where are you? Here I am, here I am. How do you do?

Green Color, Green Color, where are you? Here I am, here I am. How do you do?

Johny Johny Yes Papa,

Eating sugar? No Papa

Telling lies? No Papa

Open your mouth Ha! Ha! Ha!

Red Color, Red Color, where are you? Here I am, here I am. How do you do?

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Koganecho Action News 28-07-2018 - Duration: 1:10.

Welcome to Koganecho Action News.

I'm Bill McCormack.

Today is Saturday, July 28, 2018.

Today, Typhoon number 12,

also know as Jongdari,

ripped through Koganecho

causing wide spread damage and misery.

The police were out in force,

protecting businesses from foreign looters.

The savage storm shut down the community

making Koganecho into a ghostown.

Torrential rains made the Ookagawa rise to dangerous levels.

High winds caused devastating damage to the cherry trees.

Here, a leaf has fallen and will never recover.

We interviewed one local business owner named

Akiko

Well, let's listen.

How do you feel about the storm Akiko?

Ohh!

It's so...

No, I'm I'm very scared!

Yes!

And there you have it everybody.

Thank you for watching Koganecho Action News