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today we will learn how to make besan godh laddu

here i have taken 500 grams of gram flour(besan)

400 grams powdered sugar,50 grams raisin

50 grams cashew nut,50 grams almonds and gondh 2 t spoon

400 grams desi ghee(refined butter)

put pan on flame

now add 3 to 4 t spoon ghee

when ghee is become heated add gondh on it and fry for 2 minutes

add dry fruits on it and fry for 2 minutes

dry fruits become golden brown now put into a plate

add gram flour(besan ) in pan and mix it well

add more ghee on it

we will mix ghee gradually into a gram flour otherwise gram flour become diluted

add more ghee step by step

gram flour turns little brown

you have adding ghee according to you

now grams flour turns perfectly golden brown

we will leave gram flour for 30 minutes to cool down

add powdered sugar on it and mix it well

now add dry fruits on it and mix it

now add fried gondh on it and mix it well

now we will make laddoos of this

besan gondh laddo is ready to serve

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20.000 l/h River Stream Flow Tank Aquarium - Double Bottom Aquascape explained - Duration: 11:35.

hey guys - what's up welcome to a new video

in this video as you can see behind me I'm here at Sebastian his place and we're filming the

I dont know, kind of update for you

You've been asking how is the whole hardware working? What is in the bottom part of the tank?

Like in this double bottom, how is the flow working?

What filter is he using? The Light, the Co2 basically all the hardware of this aquarium

and it's gonna be probably another video I will show you how the plants have developed

and now without any further ado let's go over to Sebastian

and check out all the hardware part

Okay guys, by now you know how it works I will go behind the camera and ask Sebastian

the questions about the tank. By the way, all the questions that you have submitted

within the community tab and on my Instagram channel and I guess

I got a couple from Facebook as well

Here we have from a German brand AquaGrow: DIY LED bars

you can put them together with the controller

and then you have up to six channels to change the color you like

it's customizable, you can choose from different colors or RGB LED bars

and then with the controller, you can adjust them

the wiring you have to do by your own

so you have the cables running out from the LED bars

to the controller and you have to match them in the controller on the right direction

and then plugging in power supply and it works

its really easy,

but some guy with "two left hands" I don't know... but the most common guys can handle this

This is a custom build tank from Aquarienbau Emmel.

We have here a fake bottom and here's the real bottom

and between there are some support with glass

so that the water can run through it

on one side we have a strong pump from seawater aquaristics

who sucks in one side the water and pump it through all the double bottom

on the other side where the water comes out

so this generates

circular laminar flow, like in the nature.

You have a river from one side to the other side the flow is coming

and here is the same. So it's really natural.

On the two sides

I've tried on my own, to make some support for the fish.

That the fish didn't start suck into the pump on the bottom layer

but the flow was not good, it was really terrible.

And then I contacted Panta Rhei,

because this whole project is do-it-yourself

with a lot of help from the aquarium builder

and Panta Rhei was so nice to print for me

the original protection for each side

for that there's enough flow coming through this, but it's small enough to hold on the fish

and give the fish safety that they didn't go to the pump

the tank is 150 centimeters long we have a depth of 45 centimeters

and the overall size from bottom to the high are 35 centimeters

and the double fake bottom is round about 10 centimeters, 11 centimeters where it sits

so we have only 21 centimeters from the bottom to the waterline

and I think it's really natural

total volume 236 liters

236 and I guess about 1/3 you can deduct, because of the double bottom

scaping purpose, yeah of course maybe 180/170 liters

the marine pump should get 20,000 liters per hour when it runs on 100%

now we have 40%

because of the fish are new and not every plant is really sitting strong on the hardscape

Okay, so this is round about 100 times turnover of the aquarium!

Why doesn't it look like everything is flushed away and the sand is not flushed away?!

The hardscape is glued together

and I think of the height of the water line

so you can see it here you have in the upper part of the water

you have more strength from the flow

and if you go lower it's less strength

it sucks it on the whole dimension the whole depth of the tank, it sucks the water on

and then pump it through the double bottom and raise out on the other side

and on the whole depth of the aquarium, not only a small spot like in most cases of a pump

on the whole aquarium, it rises up and then it's make some small waves, curves

and on the whole side, it pushes the whole volume of the tank.

So this is the reason, why not everything is flushed away.

It's possible to raise the mesh on both sides,

but in most cases

if there's a little bit dirt, something else,

power up the pump, and the dirt comes back up again on the other side

and there's a canister filter also sitting, who sucks up the dirt

and it's sitting in the normal filter

and then power off the pump,

make some water change like everything, clean the window, cut the plants.

So guys now we know how the whole structure works, if not - check out the Panta Rhei video.

I will link it up here, it also explains it once again

Guys, now it's time to dive deeper into the cabinet

and see the real hardware underneath the aquarium

basically what is there? Co2, canister filter?

yeah, Co2, canister filter, LED controller, pump controller

okay let's check it out

so here's the first side, magic light, it's from IKEA

and this is a external filter

Tetra EX 1200, I choose it because of the huge volume to put 3 or 4

parts with Sera Siporax, good structure for bacteria, some sponge, filter wool

and the last is Seachem Purigen. It's perfect for the tannins from the driftwood

here in this side, this is for the air pump,

this is for the other aquariums for my daughters

let's move on to the other side

here we have pressurized dual stage co2, 2 kg bottle,

here we can turn off the co2 at night

last chamber

so, we have here the LED controller from -AquaGrow

and you see it, it's the cords coming from the LED bars and then you have to plug in at the right direction

so you can use every channel of the controller

and here on the left side, it's for the pump controller

how strong, maybe you want to feed, or something else, you can make some short break

this was the first try of the mesh, to protect the pump and the fish,

but you see, there's too much material here, so the flow wasn't good

move on to the DIY cabinet I build it completely on my own.

it's a strong wooden structure as a frame. It's a little bit like a German "Fachwerk" house

a lot of the wood is coming from the left to the right, from the front to the back

to support the whole structure

on the outside we have some nice wood, painted

the inside and the outside really nice

and this is a special slide

so it's really heavy support, for big stones hardscape, or when you do maintenance

I used round about 400 screws to support it, a lot of wooden glue

it's really strong for much much bigger aquarium but...

I'm German - Safety's first! 😃👍

this is it guys, I hope we covered all of your questions

if we didn't - please apologize, make use of the comment section down below

I will check, Sebastian might check as well

and if necessary, we will just make another Q&A video, just for you

to make sure we get all your questions answered 😉

and as always if you like this video don't forget to hit the like button 👍

smash this little bell 🛎 so you get notified, every time I put out a new video

and...

we're gonna see you in the next video 😆

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10 Clever Closet Systems Worth Copying - Duration: 9:47.

How many times do you reorganize your closet in a month due to its messy look?

If you've done it for countless time,

it means you need to fix your closet system soon.

Fixing your closet system is crucial

because it can help you keep your clothes organized for a longer period of time.

And to do this, you need to check these clever closet systems worth copying.

No matter what size your closet is whether small or large these closet

systems will work like a charm. Next, this is 10 Clever Closet Systems you can copy and try

listed by simphome.com

10. DIY Wooden Closet with Galvanized Pipes Making a perfect closet system doesn't have

to be arduous. You can make one in just a day or even a couple of hours depending on

your skills. To make this awesome closet, you need to get

lumber. You can save more bucks if you've got some in your storage room. But if you

don't have any, you can get it at hardware store for about $120. You will also need pipes

and screws. The first thing you need to do is building

4 leg supports. Make sure each leg support has to be placed every 3 feet to prevent it

from sagging. But if your closet is pretty tight, you can shorten the legs a few inches

so that the closet system can fit in. After cutting and threading the shelving boards

to the bottom and top shelf, you can install the galvanized pipes to hang your clothes.

Not that hard, right?

9. Closet Shelves with Fabric Storage Cubes on A Budget

This closet system will be a great project for your weekend. It is easy to make and inexpensive.

You only need to make the cube shelves out of a sheet of MDF cut into 14" strips, 1x2

pine boards, finishing nails, caulk, and wood filler.

The first thing you need to do is attaching three MDF cuttings on the wall. To make it

sturdier, add 1x2 boards as the supports and nail them into the studs on each side wall.

Then, you can make the cubie dividers from MDF that has been cut into the size you need.

To perfect the look, add poplar facing. And for the storage cubes, you can make them

from cardboard to save more time. But if it doesn't fit in your shelves, you can use

foam boards to make some cubes. Then wrap the cubes with fabric of your choice, and

secure the fabric using spray adhesive. 8. Expandable and Adjustable Shelf

Wire closet system is a top-notch choice if you want to get your clothes organized without

breaking a sweat. These closet systems come in various sizes and designs depending on

the brand that you will purchase. All brands are installed by attaching the

kits on the wall. Then, you can set up the rods and shelves to any height you want. That's

what makes it wonderful. And some brands also feature divider or drawer cube.

7. Plumbing Pipe Closet Organizer If you are a big fan of the industrial look

of steampunk style, try incorporating these shelves in your closet system. The good thing

is you can repurpose the plumbing pipes you have to cut down on expense. But if you don't

have any, you can make it from scratch. To make this closet system, you're going

to need some black iron plumbing pipes, elbow pipe fittings, 3-way pipe fittings, ¾"

pine boards, pipe clamps, and screws. Do not forget to sand down the board before staining

them. Tip: Use gel stain for an upscale glossy look

for your closet system.

6. Wardrobe with Full-Length Mirror Doors Having a walk-in closet is such a blessing.

Even if it is not that big, you should be grateful for that. But if you think the limited

space is the biggest problem you have in your closet, try incorporating full-length mirrors

on your closet door. Full-length mirror will reflect the light

in your walk-in closet, making it appear to be more spacious. Besides, they can help you

see your look, from head to toe, to make sure whether or not you are ready to go with that

outfit.

5. Rotatable Closet Don't have enough space for your shoes and

accessories? Try this custom closet organizer system. The idea of this closet system is

derived from the fabulous lazy Susan shoe rack that can be rotated so you'll find

your shoes easier. This closet feature two rotatable shelves

which means you can store more shoes and accessories without gobbling up a lot of space. The other

sides of the shelves are hidden so the closet will look tidy and organized.

One of the rotatable shelves features a full-length mirror that you can use to double-check your

look. When you're finished, you can hide it away so it will be out of your sight.

4. Use Up Every Space You Have Eyeball every space in your small closet.

Don't let any potential space lie dormant if you want to make the most of a tiny closet.

You can turn your closet doors into a perfect additional storage solution by adding some

racks. You can make the racks yourself out of boards,

or you can just get some adjustable racks from IKEA or amazon. These racks will turn

out well as they help you to host the essentials you use on a regular basis.

3. Bold and Modern Shelf Add the touch of boldness and luxury in your

closet by applying this closet system. Sometimes being luxurious doesn't have to be exaggerating.

A simple design featuring clean-line edges and monochromatic hues can be a perfect way

to add an upscale look to your closet.

2. Mirrors are Everywhere Why do you have to stick to just one or two

mirrors if you can have more in your closet? Having more mirrors means you can double-check

your look quickly and easily from any angle. You don't have to get many full-length mirrors

and have them lean against the wall. All you need to do is just installing mirrors as a

part of your closet doors. Combining with white hues and sufficient light, the mirrors

will do a magic that makes your closet look bigger.

Before we get to number 1, I suggest you to press subscribe button if this channel is

new to you. Get new updates automatically every time I upload new video and let's

find out last idea sitting on our top chart. 1.Transparent Glass Doors

Consider replacing your wooden closet doors with transparent glass doors. The glass doors

will allow you to see what's inside the closet without even opening it. Try adding

LED light in your closet to provide sufficient light to the closet. Besides, the light will

also infuse the closet with an elegant look so that you will feel more comfortable when

lingering in it. Clever closet systems are all about getting

things organized. It is not always about the size. Even if your closet is pretty small,

you can make it look fabulous and chic with one of these mind-blowing ideas.

That's it for now, before you leave, like this video (if you truly enjoy it), comment

it, or share it with anyone close to you in your social media account or email list. Browse

and follow Simphome website for more home décor and makeover ideas.

Lastly, see you again later with more video like this in a near future.

And, Until that time…. Thanks for watching.

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Downsizing To-Do List Apps - Duration: 4:56.

And welcome back to the keep productive YouTube channel on today's future

I wanted to talk to you all about how to downsize your to-do-list application

This is becoming increasingly popular as a way to simplify a lot of your workflows and processes

So I want to talk about the reasons why people would do this and a few things around about best practices for you to consider

when

Downsizing so let's dive into today's video

So I know many people are considering this move

It's a move to reduce complexity move from a bigger and more complex to lose application to something simpler and easier to control

in everyday use and this is becoming more popular with those who are retiring soon those who cannot use a

fully-fledged task manager at workplace for security reasons or those who already have a big

Useful work based project management tool. That means they don't need a fully fledged task manager for at home

So it can come in many different

Experiences and even many people are looking in the case of workplace stress trying to get something simple to get started and build foundations

And I definitely think basic to nudist applications have a place and they definitely help people to get started

They're brilliant foundations. So you're probably wondering what are basic to do this applications

What do they include so some of the basic tools include Microsoft to do Google Tasks?

Apple reminders Google heap goober we do and other such tools

They really don't have a huge amount of complexity

They have the basic ability to add due dates and a few notes

Sometimes the ability and subtasks and see lists per project and this is really simple and a great way for people to build up

Foundations. So let's start with a scenario

So let's say we have someone who is retiring very soon who's under being self-employed or in the workplace for many years using todoist

Day-to-day as a task manager now during this period of time and in this transition, they might not necessarily

Want to continue using todoist maybe the tool has become too complex for their own day-to-day uses

they don't necessarily find value in labels and filters abilities and some of the other features seem

Underused when they're using it every single day so they might move to something like mark soft to do or Google Tasks

So there you can use it in a more casual basis now

Naturally that's gonna take a bit of time to get used to but it's definitely something to consider

Another scenario is you could have moved into a new workplace

Where your workplace has a project manager that centralizes most your tasks for work and your own personal to-do list

this is popular with apps like clique up which have a solo plan and allows you to separate work in life a lot easier and

This is becoming more and more common

So you can see in these two scenarios are an opportunity for people to move to more simple to do this tap vacations

So here are some things to consider when you're moving or downsizing your to do this application ask yourself

Are you overwhelmed by the use of your tool above the task itself?

Are you getting stressed out by how much you're having to maintain the tool?

Above the actual completion of the task itself if you're asking yourself this question

Chances are you might need to downsize?

Because you're probably overwhelming yourself

The second question is are you using tool to its full capacity?

If you find yourself not utilizing it and you're paying for the service. Maybe it is time to downsize. Maybe you've over compensated

So for example, you could be using an intermediate level of the application, which is absolutely fine

But for example with you're only on basic use and you hammer take advantage of the advanced use of the application

Then chances are you might need to downsize so one of the topics is well to have a look at is essentialism

this is something I've seen on many Tim Ferriss podcasts and which has recently helped me with a lot of

Expenses and I'm pushing out. So for example, let's take the tools. We use every single day. Are we utilizing these tools?

Are we making full advantage of them or can we reduce down to something simpler something that's going to be more?

Fine-tuned for the things you're gonna be doing and something that I recommend when you're moving to different experiences in your life

But there's also something called scaling down and it's definitely worth considering so guys. Hopefully this was a nice overview

Let me know in the comments what you thought of this video. This is just a couple of thoughts and somethings to consider

But let me know if you like them

Anyway guys if you're brand new hit the subscription button keye productive be great to have you here in this community

Anyway guys, thank you so much, and I'll see you guys very very soon

Cheers

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New software update lets you costumize icons - Duration: 1:29.

Hello, Today I am going to show you the first of the top three features

in the new Affinity, Callisto and Equinox software update.

This feature is the ability to costumize the left side panel

and the icons that you are able to see when doing audiometry.

Depending upon whether you are using them or not.

The system and the feature allows you to hide or show them

depending upon what you are using.

So let's have a quick look at that now, and I can show you how to access this in the software.

So first of all you need to click on "Menu",

"Setup" and then "Enable/disable icons".

For the benefits of this video everything has been enabled at the start.

But if you then want to turn certain features on or off

- for example I don't use the masking helper or auto masker -

and because I am working in a scenario with my patient

where they are sitting side by side with me I can turn off my monitor function

and the talk back microphone.

So when I click away from that now you will notice, that on the left panel

the icons have now disappeared for those features, that I've turned off.

So that's a brief explanation of the first main feature of the new software update.

Please contact your local distributor so that you can access the software

when it becomes available.

Thank you very much for watching this video.

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How to Give a Great Poster Presentation - Duration: 3:19.

Hi there.

I am John Bond from Riverwinds Consulting and this is Publishing Defined.

Today I am going to talk about giving a great poster presentation.

So, your poster has been accepted and you are going to be presenting at a conference,

convention, or a meeting of interested colleagues.

Here are the six steps to giving a top-notch presentation.

First, have a tight focus on your subject and message.

Be able to summarize your presentation in a single sentence, if you had to.

Don't try to examine so many different points or subpoints that your main focus gets blurred.

Second, when you are creating the actual poster have a natural flow from your question or

thesis statement through your results or findings to your conclusion or interpretations.

Make sure the reader's eye will flow from left to right through your poster in a natural

fashion.

Third, use great visuals.

Most people remember visuals from a poster, much more than the text.

Spend too much time creating eye catching visuals that will engage the reader.

Fourth, do what is required.

Usually there are established guidelines for a poster such as title and presenter's names

at the top.

References or footnotes at the bottom.

Use a large enough font size.

Make sure the poster can be read from the typical distance, maybe six or so feet away.

Do what the guidelines suggest so that, if judging is occurring, that you are judged

by content and presentation and that you don't lose points for small technical items.

And include your email or contact information on the poster.

Fifth, include a great title, an abstract, and a hook.

Choose an engaging title that will draw readers in.

Perhaps be provocative.

If possible, include a brief abstract that summarizes your whole poste in the 150 or

250 words allotted.

Of course, have that hook that grabs the reader either in the title, on the poster, or in

your initial comments to them.

Sell what you have.

Sixth, so now you have a great poster and people are coming by to see it and interact

with you.

Practice what you will say to your visitors.

Shoot to have this be a meaningful interaction about your work.

Let the person read through the poster.

Don't read it to them.

If a group gathers, talk to them as a group not individually.

Remember to make eye contact and talk simply and slow.

Ask if anyone has any questions.

I suggest being prepared with a handout, if appropriate.

Or make a simply, shortened URL available for an online version of the poster, if possible.

And give out your business card s to everyone and get people's contact information in

return.

See this as a networking opportunity.

Finally, poster prizes can be important and can help you gain status with your peers and

at work.

Take the process serious and approach it with enthusiasm.

Well that's it.

I am a publishing consultant and work with associations, publishers, and individuals

on a host of content related challenges.

Reach out to me at RiverwindsConsulting.com with your questions.

Hit the Like button below if you enjoyed this video.

Please subscribe to my YouTube channel or click on the link to see my video on How Do

Choose the Best Journal for Your Paper?

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Heart Shaped Valentines Cake-Royal Icing Recipe - Duration: 6:56.

Welcome to Wedding Cakes For You Cake Tutorials I'm Lorelie and in this video you will learn

how to create this beautiful valentines day cake using royal icing and buttercream.

The royal icing recipe starts with three egg whites, 1/2 teaspoon cream of tartar, 1 lb.

of confectionery sugar, and a squeeze of lemon juice.

Mix that on high for 5-10 minutes.

keep it covered with a damp cloth as it dries out very quickly.

This is a batch of my favorite Italian Meringue Buttercream.

I added red, a few tablespoons of cocoa, a dash of pink, 1/4 cup of confectionery sugar.

This is my butter cake recipe which you can find in my book Wedding Cakes With Lorelie

Step by Step on Amazon and also in eBook form at my website.

The links are below and in the card above.

The filling is Orange Apricot marmalade and chocolate ganache.Pop your cake into the fridge before crumb coating with the ganache.

Final coat goes on with an icing tip number 789.

Create two rows of buttercream ruffles using a large petal tip.

And the drop strings are made with a number three round tip.

Just touch the cake with the icing, squeeze and let the string drop naturally.

Move the tip to the right and then touch the icing to the surface of the cake when you're

happy with the length and the drape of the string.

You can pipe little swiss dots with the same tip number three.

You can also use a number two.

Use a damp brush to fix any of the imperfections.

Cornelli lace is made with the number one round tip.

These are just squiggly lines that don't overlap each other.

This is gold dust powder and I mixed it with Almond extract, but you can use vodka.

You brush it on to the edges of the ruffles after your frosting hardens.

A tiny jewel on top completes the design and the sweet little sign.

Wedding Cakes For You provides aspiring bakers with the recipes and steps for building skills

and confidence to create beautiful cakes and cherished memories.

Thanks for being here and I'll see you in the next video.