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the fat cells take your vitamin d away. vitamin d is a super hormone.s more of a hormone that is a vitamin. it's important for every organ in the body. we've seen heart disease go up if you have low vitamin d. >> if you take a multivitamin every day, you got the whole list. 40 different things in there. it doesn't have vitamin d? >> that only has about 400 iu. it may not be enough. what mark just mentioned is absolutely important. you need to make sure you get your vitamin d 25 dihydroxy. the level should be between 30 and 80. usually around 50 nanogram per ml is a normal value. you get the energy. you're not fatigued anymore. it really works across the body as a hormone to really get you going. >> so you're saying you should take a supplement? >> the supplement i recommend is vitamin d-3. 2,000 units. 1,000 to 2,000 units a day depending how low you are. you're probably not going to get enough from the sunshine. should you go out in the sun to try to get extra vitamin d? that's a real question. the dermatologists i was with last week would say no. mayb

in 2006 i learned about the technology called 3-d printing which prints physical objects based on 3-d computer designs. i immediately thought of the blender community. a large group of enthusiasts. they were using 3-d software but never imagined it would be possible to hold their own designs in their hands. i asked some of them for their designs to print. when i showed the products to them, they were blown away. they agreed it would be great to have an online service and i knew there could be a business how big was yet to be seen. i started working in shapeaways in march 2007 within the lifestyle incubator of phillips electronics. at the time 3-d printing was used mostly for prototyping for large companies. and was very expensive. in 2008, we launched shapeaways.com for anyone to make and get products they wanted. we started printing products, not prototypes. in 2010 speak opinioned off to an independent company. we moved our headquarters to new new york is perfect for shapeaways, high talent tech savvy talent hungry for creative solutions. it is also a creative epicenter so we have t

is there a reason that d t wants to increase that to a higher number? average the overall concern of having a lot of stranded conduit we require people to put in in a piece meal fashion we have a cohort system that's the only concern if you prefer to keep it at the 9 hundred feet that will be - >> not overtly concerned with the conduit i appreciate that explanation thank you i also want to clarify some language if the determination by d t they're going to participate with the assumption gits indicts it's going to having happen if it's negative you they'll notify the - i also know there are a couple of city representatives from eric from the puc and our chief innovation officer my comments you want to make. >> thank you aaron with the manager the any public comment? this has been a long conversation going on for years that the city and we've participated the in conversations with the d t to try to move this along our challengers are co-locating the infrastructure with the water utilities both water and sewer and had conversations with the d t and appreci

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we think that sun activates that vitamin d under your skin.'s activated, it activates another gene. that's what i know had i been bits inflammation. that's minimum. talk to your doctors and find out exactly. this is a great news for people taking this. low vitamin d increases prostate cancer, causes dementia, so many other things. so it's a great important vitamin. what we've said is ten minutes, three times a week is absolutely what you need. >> go walk outside. >> but you have to have exposure of the skin otherwise it won't work. for a lot of people diagnosed with prostate cancer, this site is available to everyone diagnosed with prostate cancer. it's amazing how many people thought i still -- i'm on tv and i don't see patients. i help all of you. if you are diagnosed, go to prostatecancer911.com. >> apparently there are deficiencies and many women have to take vitamin d sometimes. >> it's an epidemic. you look for vitamin d 25 hydroxy. >> when you saw draw -- >> blood tests. >> you don't have to say that, you assume the doctor or the techni

perhaps all the 3-d printer companies will live up to the hype someday, but for now, 3-d printing isard, and for voxeljet, apparently hard to build a factory, even in detroit . with we contacted voxeljet what we found, at a spokesman said the facility is running 46 weeks behind schedule. the company blamed construction delays, and the building had been empty for a really long time. -- a spokesman said the facility is running for his six weeks weeks schedule -- 4 to 6 behind schedule. we'll final more about the hype and the hope in the 3-d printing market with a manufacturing expert who joins us via skype. we showed up at this factory that they said was already contributing, shipping parts. it clearly was not doing that, and it did not look like there was any position to do anything this quarter, though they say they are still hoping that might happen. is 3-d printing reality or hype? >> that's a great question. my position is we are overhyped right now. there's a lot of truth in what is being said, but the apectations are being set little too aggressively, two high ambition into shor

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then print the models on the 3-d printer. next evaluate prototype for functionality, proportion and aesthetics. changes are made if needed and reprinted. if the prototype is approved and everything looks good, we move forward to mass production. mobile device market changes so quickly, to stay competitive we use the 3-d printer every day for new ideas. we found it's the best way to move quickly and get a product faster. we can now develop products in a week or two without 3-d printing and as apple launches products there are market opportunities. this could result in a potential loss of millions of dollars of sales and perhaps even failure. small and mid sized companies like ours need the ability to compete on the world stage. especially in rapidly changing industries like consumer technology. as 3-d printing evolves, e would like to use it for bridge manufacturing and use marketing to manufacturer faster. we continue to think differently and are not afraid to try new things. we only build products if we can innovate. 3-d pri

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jack black and kyle gass of tenacious d are way.y guard here at the show. her name is adelina. and i think we have some video. that's adelina on duty, keeping us safe. one of the many interesting aspects of adelina's personality is how much she likes to eat. she's constantly snacking. she keeps food in her pockets, food in her drawer. i think she might even eat more than you, guillermo. >> she does, she eats a lot. >> jimmy: she does? you see her eating a lot? >> all the time. >> jimmy: do you ever say anything to her? >> i say, why are you eating too much? >> jimmy: so, you know if guillermo is saying, why are you eating too much, that she is eating too much. so, we came up with a fun little experiment. over the course of several days, we delivered a series of very odd food items directly to adelina's desk. and then we waited to see if she would eat each one. and now, it's time to see the fruits of our labor in tonight's edition of "will adelina eat it?" ♪ >> just going to put this right here. ♪ ♪ hungry eyes ♪ what you are doing ♪

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printers to make parts, making mass production for 3-d printers a reality. now one woman got a bright idea to make a customized consumer product using 3-d printers, ear phones because no two ears are like -- alike. >> ear phones. >> a lot of consumers say, my right ear is so weird, nothing stays in. >> it bothered nikki coughman for years. >> nothing was comfortable, i would leave them in hotels, throw them away, i never found a pair that was for me. >> reporter: so she opened normal, over the summer, aiming to make ear phones that fit the new normal. >> it fits like a glove. >> reporter: coffman has been watching entrepreneurs all her life, like her dad. she was a swimmer and tackled challenges, later, she worked at a new york start-up that helped entrepreneurs turn their ideas into new products. >> i learned a lot about strength, and endurance, when it is hard how to work with different types of environments and personalities. >> reporter: at quirky, she learned how the 3-d could speed up the printer process. a little later it hit her, instead of one size

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propose as many of my constituents have requested that we exclude short-term rentals in rh1 and rhd d zoning districts so that's any first request for amendment and . >> supervisor yee would i like us to move on that first. >> so supervisor yee has a motion that on the floor of rh1 and rhd seeing none, that amendment will not be adapted necklaces motion. >> so this second amendment i'm asking for would be again trying to address some of the issues of any compluts at the same time providing compromises so that we can move forward with the legislation in an effort to will this single-family home neighborhoods i'd like to see colleagues if you could support an amendment that limits short-term rentals in rh1 d neighborhood to 90 days of hosted rentals only for 50 percent of the bedrooms with the 90 cap applying to the entire property and not single bedrooms this is a sensible compromise that guarantees that the property owners be also present in case of the short-term rentals limiting the single-family homes in the neighborhood i hope you vote for that. >> u this supervisor yee to limit s

it is still d-day. the amphibious assault is well underway.ion is a part of designeddelawar and is to point out the ability of the united states military to deliver amphibious support to our allies if and when they should ever call for it. a united states navy force to part in the action. and iraniantates naval forces in the persian gulf launched amphibious attack. their mission, to clear the island of enemy insurgents. as the landing craft hit the beach, the united states marines stormed the short. -- the shore. ♪ other marines were airlifted to helicopter. the choppers contribute it their share to the success of the operation. use of helicopters greatly increased tactical mobility. heavy equipment was transported in a similar manner. the official observers witnessed firsthand this valuable training exercise. the landing forces were recovered from the island at the conclusion of the operation. it is now d-day plus two, exercise delawar and we have returned to the western desert area of iran. >> special forces advisor speaking to you from drop

what could this "d" be? >> importantly it shows how difficult it is to be short tesla because one night you wake up. next morning and you have a tweet out there that's cryptic and you are covering it and trying to figure out what it means. lots of speculation today. you know, all the way from a new model to a convertible model s. my opinion, i think and one other thing is the more important thing than the d. one other thing will be the unveiling of the model x. i think the d will be an all-wheel drive model s. >> so an all-wheel drive model s. will that drive further upside in your models? i guess that would be a great feature for those particularly who live where there is snow. >> there will be a premium on that as well. i do think it also does increase the total market. i think more important is unveiling the new model x. longly anticipated. we'd be buyers ahead of thursday's event. >> not only do we have this potentially an october 9th. you have the unveiling of the model x. any potential updates on its b