Waching daily May 30 2017

hello everyone this is Chris from spoon

graphics back with another video

tutorial for Adobe Photoshop I spent

some time the other day experimenting

with colorizing a black and white

photograph so I thought I'd use that

topic for today's tutorial the thing is

there's a really a step-by-step guide to

explain how to do it exactly since the

color choices will differ for every

picture I thought it'd still be worth

using the topic for a video to share

some general tips and tricks the image I

worked on is a photo of my granddad from

World War 2 the originals that washed

out sepia look to it as you would expect

from a snapshot from the 1940s but after

the scanning and processing it in

Photoshop is brought to life in full

color a much better contrast which

really helps you imagine the scene for

real so find yourself an old

black-and-white photograph to practice

this colorization technique with

yourself it could be an old family photo

or a picture of a famous figure from

generations past no doubt an old photo

scan will have some damage or just

speckles right-click on the layer to

make it a smart object then use the

filter noise distant scratches filter to

remove any speckles from the scan a

value of 1 to 2 pixels and a threshold

of around 30 to 40 works pretty well to

get rid of the specks without

interfering with the photo contents add

a black and white adjustment layer to

neutralize the photograph then add a

levels adjustment layer to fix the

contrast you probably need to darken the

shadows quite a lot converting the

document to CMYK is an important next

step go to image mode in CMYK the merge

the layers were asked if you compare the

addition of color to an RGB document in

a CMYK document you'll notice that the

tones of the image show through much

more in RGB than they do in CMYK where

instead they tend to colorize darker

areas much better to begin adding color

to your image at the solid color

adjustment layer select the hue that

roughly represents the area of the image

you're working on change the blending

mode to soft light to allow the color to

interact with the existing tones of the

black and white photograph alternatively

could try the color blending mode which

retains much more vibrancy within your

hue selections

select the layer mask that is added

alongside the adjustment layer filly

we'd like to clear the color overlay

from the entire image switch to the

brush tool and adjust the tip to around

10% hardness and the size to suit the

area working on make sure the foreground

color selection is set to white which

will restore the color from the mask

then begin painting over the areas which

require this particular color switch the

brush color back over to black within

the toolbar or hit the X key as a

shortcut painting with black below raise

the colour again so use it to remove the

color from unwanted areas or to clean up

any mistakes then we'll click the solid

color to edit the colour selection it's

easier to match the hue when you can see

the live preview you can always adjust

the opacity of the layer to tone down

the impact of the cleave chosen paint

over the image everywhere else where

this color selection is required

I found that overlaying some extra

colors over the face helps boost the

realism a little pink around the eyes

and on the cheeks yellow and the

forehead and blue around the shaved

beard area all made almost invisible

with sub 20% opacity z' just helps add

some sort of variation in colour when

using the brush tool to paint over the

photo like this a pen tablet makes the

job much easier it's still possible to

use this technique with a mouse but if

you're having some trouble you might

instead want to try making selections

with the pen tool to do this trace

around the outline of each portion of

the photo that needs colorizing then

right-click and choose make selection

and a one pixel feathering to avoid any

hard edges and fill the selection with

white to instantly apply the color to

this area

once you've finished colorizing your

photo with a range of solid color

adjustment layers there's a couple of

final tweaks that I found made a huge

difference the first was a hue and

saturation adjustment layer right at the

top of the layer stack bumping up the

saturation helps improve the vibrancy

and compensates for any color selections

that were too dull a color balance

adjustment layer also helps you correct

the overall tone of the photo making

warm up or cool down the shadows

mid-tones and highlights by balancing

between yellows and blues

the final image is a complete

transformation compared to the original

photo scan the addition of color really

brings the shot to life and makes the

scene much more relatable so these tips

give you some inspiration to colorize

some old black-and-white photos you

might own if you enjoyed the video or

learnt it in new thumbs up would be

really appreciated otherwise thank you

very much for watching and I'll see you

in the next one

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Irina Shestak: knock-knock-who-there-file-compression-TALK-FINAL-4.tar.trz.bz2.gz | JSConf EU 2017 - Duration: 24:17.

knock-knock-who-there-file-compression-TALK-FINAL-4.tar.trz.bz2.gz By

Irina Shestak

Hey, everyone, my name is Irina.

I write code over at Scripto.

And today I'll be talking about compression.

So when I start off on preparing talks to kind of go into this research mode and I read

a bunch of papers about stuff.

So I was reading stuff� certain papers on compression.

Kind of minifying your code and being faster on the Internet and found this quote.

Rules of JavaScript are beyond� it was cute to find it in a paper.

A bunch of people said we do so much JavaScript and JavaScript takes up so much of our space

on the Internet.

Everything on the Internet, kept taking up space.

So we're writing a ton of java script.

And in fact, by using compression, we were saving about 50% of all that JavaScript traffic.

So that's why I wanted to talk about compression.

I know I lured you in here by Phil Collins, but we won't actually do any Phil Collins.

It's just HTTP compression.

I'm really sorry.

So what is compression?

You start off with a file that, for example, index HTML will look something like this.

Right?

You compress it.

And hopefully it works.

Compress it, compress it, compress it.

And then at some point you end up with a much smaller output.

So if you were to, like, the compress file, looks wonkier, much different than the first

one we had to begin with.

Cool.

And a bunch of that, if you think about it, if it happens over HTTP, you have the client

talking with each other and you want to pass in the information.

What the client says, is I'm going to accept some types of compression.

These and these, that goes under code header.

Cool, I'm reading that through, but I'll send it based on whatever you can accept.

So if the client says I'll do Deflate, G zip, it will send in whatever it feels is necessary.

What are these names?

They're a little bit confusing.

Let's kind of work through these as we go through the talk.

So if you were to actually look into your headers and stuff like that in your console,

you can see that the accept encoding could be seen through the request headers and then

if you were to look at the response headers, they're just the same.

And that's what the� that's what the page sends you back.

Finally, this is from acceptance coding.

Cool.

So a lot of these� a lot of these compression things started off with something called Deflate.

That's kind of the basic algorithm that most of these will use.

Things like Gzip.

But Deflate is a basis of two Huffman and LZ77.

And these are kind of compression algorithms that take in a bunch of data and see whether

or not it's similar in one way or another and look at distances between similar codings.

I won't talk too much about them because it's a little bit boring.

So I have a bunch of sketched notes on those two in particular so you can look at those

later.

But I will talk about Deflate.

Deflate is the basis for everything else to begin with.

So Deflate's used to quite� quite primarily with PNGs and Gzip.

Those are the ones we're used to seeing to begin with.

What it is a stream of blocks.

All of these compression things are streams.

With Deflate, stream of blocks.

That each block is individually made up of three different bits.

And the first one is the one that indicates whether or not there will be more data coming

through in your stream of data.

One means we're done here, we can close out that stream.

And zero means there will be more stuff coming in.

So it's binary.

The second bit, it passes on the actual raw data and the block.

The ones they talked about that I won't actually mention as much.

And the rest of it is a little bit more dynamic.

So it's the dynamic blocks and the table that kind of references all the other ones to themselves.

And there's like a little bit that you don't touch.

So that's kind of what a single individual Deflate look looks like.

Awesome.

And so the mention that I will do with LZAT77 and Huffman, is the compression works with

the pointers, and the pointers are handled by the 77.

And when we talk about weighted symbols with and symbols in general and how these are a

lot more than a letter A, has a lot more meaning.

So that's Deflate.

And all of these other ones are basis of that.

And the one we hear a lot more about than Deflate is Gzip compression.

Those are the ones that most of the content on the Internet actually moves through.

So Gzip is kind of cool.

And an implementation of that, that's probably the mostused software library out there, maybe

after like MySQL lite, is zlib.

It's the one that actually has a noted limitation.

That's the one we'll talk about in a bit.

So you get a little bit more control over processing and memory.

So that means that you can create a tradeoff as to Whether or not you want a more compressed

content or you want it to be faster.

That's how you get around it.

And it comes with three levels that you can do to create that kind of compression.

So on level one or level zero, you don't do any compression.

But on level nine you are able to compress content a lot further and you are able to

go back further in your static blocks to copy content over and pass it through.

So what would be cool is if we do a little bit of work with zlib.

So I mostly wrote node.

And so zlib is a builtin API in Node.

So I want to� what I want to do is actually� let's work through it and see what we can

do in terms of compressing content as we serve our files over to the client.

So let's actually do that.

Awesome.

So I kind of started us off� yeah.

There's a lull in case of forget file.

So I started us off with having an HTTP.

We'll have assessed because we wanted to create a stream.

When we serve stuff over.

And I've started us off with actually having a server.

Cool.

And so when I was mentioning previously what the client does is it says, I'm going to accept

certain types of encoding.

And based on those types of encoding, we should be able to work with certain types of data.

So I said we'll be working with zlib.

So actually, let's get zlib in here.

And we'll be using streams.

So I'm just going to require pump.

And pump is a nonbroken version of pipe.

[ Laughter ] Whoops.

Did I say that out loud?

I was just getting there� cool.

So what we want to be able to do is we want to have a source.

So this will be our stream.

So we'll have a stream that takes in our indexed HTML.

And I should have an indexed HTML�in here.

Cool.

And what we want to be able to do is based on this accept header that we get, we want

to do different types of content.

So this would be a basic match for Gzip and I'll get the index in a bit because I forgot.

So we'll be working with either Gzip or Deflate.

Now we'll actually copy the matches over because there's a little bit easier.

And then based on that particular match that is Deflate, I want to be able to create a

Deflate compressed file.

And what pump does is it takes your source and it handles your operation, handles your

output, which is the response.

And I also have a handler that does the error handling for us.

And then what else I want is just like to be able to make sure that whatever's the response

that comes out is fine.

So our content encoding here is� I'm stuck.

Oh.

I'm on a different keyboard.

I'm sorry.

Persian is not going to work in� neither will Russian.

Cool.

So I'll copy these over as well to go a little bit faster.

And then if we have a Gzip kind of content we will then do the same thing.

Zlib has a Gzip implementation.

Zlib will always have a G zip implementation, the Node API.

And do the same thing.

Pump it over.

Okay.

Awesome.

So let's actually test this out.

Because we want to be able to see whether the content will actually get.

So let's start up a Node server.

And what we want to do is we want to be able to curl the command.

And we need to pass in headers.

Because that's what basically we're looking for.

So the headers is accept encoding.

And that would be Gzip.

Let's start off with G zip and local host.

And I've done this literally every time the command is header.

Yeah.

Funny story, my track pad stopped working yesterday.

Okay.

We'll type it out again.

And we'll actually get the information right away to be able to see this.

So header is accept encoding.

And it's G zip, again.

And local host.

Cool.

That actually did not get zipped.

That's not cool.

But what we can see is it's going through okay.

Well, at least we get the file back.

So let's go back to our editor.

So that's� should be lower cased is the issue.

And if we go back.

No.

That's still not working.

Cool.

Yeah.

Probably a good idea.

Ha.

Cool.

[ Applause ] And what would be kind of interesting to see

here is actually how much space this takes.

So what we can do is� huh?

Okay, you can't see the bottom.

Cool.

That would be important.

I think my keyboard also stopped working.

Awesome.

So what we also want to do is� is maybe just see some output.

Okay.

We'll silence everything else and then we'll still pass it in the header.

Which is accept encoding, G zip� and then what we'll do is we'll pipe it over and just

look at the word count.

Which is 235 with Deflate.

I'm going to minus this a bit.

Just for a second.

And then what else we wanted to do is compare it to what a Deflate output would look like

instead.

And kind of do the same thing.

So it will also compress, but the word count should be a little bit different.

There is 305.

So Gzip is smaller than what a Deflatecompatible thing is.

Which is kind of interesting.

So that was kind of the Zlib example I wanted to show you, which is neat.

And then let's look at other methods that you could use.

So we looked at like 305 Deflate, 235 Gzip just so you keep those in mind.

Cool.

Another one I wanted to talk about is Broccoli.

It's been in out in the wild for about a year or two.

So it's a fairly new kind of way of compressing.

And what it does, it's specifically was made to handle HTTP compression.

So it's made specifically for web development.

Which is kind of cool.

If we look and go back into this stream of blocks that Deflate does.

A single block has the literals, if you don't think about it in bits that I was talking

about before.

Has literals and a length and a distance.

So like the pointers and then the weighted symbols.

That's Deflate.

And for Broccoli, a single block is actually a set of commands.

You can see at the bottom.

So instead of just actually these interpretations, it's a set of commands.

And then what it has is insert, copy, distance, and actual insert literals.

And what's interesting about this is that normally weighted symbols have a dictionary

that you only insert while working in a specific window.

But what you can do is go back further at any point in time instead of just in a specific

window and apply that dictionary.

Which makes for a much smaller compressed file.

Which is neat.

But it also comes with a dictionary of commonlyused HTML terms, which is, again, specifically

made for HTTP compression so makes for a much smaller file.

But at the base, you can tweak it.

But at its base it's much slower and you have to wait a little bit longer for the compression

to happen.

So a lot of the times it gets used when it's static content rather than doing it on the

fly.

And what I wanted to show you now is actually being able to use this library I found called

Broccoli backwards, because I can pronounce that.

And actually, so you should be able to see the difference kind of between the two things.

Okay.

So let's start up another file.

And

what will� oh.

What we'll need is kind of the same deal.

It's just copied over.

We need Zlib and I'll just call it compress.

Okay, backwards.

Tr� no.

Oh, so we'll use pump and we'll still use this.

And we'll still do it on the fly rather than actually compressing files� static files.

Just so you see the difference.

Okay.

Let's not worry about the headers.

We'll still need a source.

Let's not worry about having these.

What we'll have is, then, instead of having compressed, we'll create a stream with this

stuff.

I think it's "Create stream"?

Ah.

Maybe.

That is correct.

It's called this��create stream.

Awesome.

Let's again start up a server.

Yeah.

And let's look at� I mean, the compressed file is going to look the same.

I want to look at what the word count is like.

So we'll do the same thing.

We kind of don't need to send in headers, I think, but it doesn't matter.

And also look at the word count.

Oh.

Well, the word count didn't work.

Create stream is not a function.

Okay.

There's a bunch of different methods, so you can do asynchronous.

I like this stuff.

It's create stream� cool.

That would make sense.

You're compressing.

Okay.

And we were going to need a server again.

Which is like 148, which is neat.

Yeah.

So there's that.

And that's how Broccoli works.

If we need to, actually, I think, in� I think it's super neat to be able to work with

something that's more static so you're probably going to have a ton of images.

You're probably going to have a ton of static assets you want to share.

If they're taking up your space, it's nice to use it.

And most major browsers will accept it.

All� the big four.

The big four are all on board, so Edge, Firefox, the big three and Chrome are all accepting.

I'm to the sure about Safari.

So you'll have that.

And then when you're working with your usual kind of bundles of JavaScript and CSS, working

with something like G zip if you're not already doing that.

We went through the example.

So I wanted to kind of show you what it is like to kind of work with HTTP compression.

I hope you learned something about Zlib and I hope you get to use it in your daytoday

work.

Thanks.

[ Applause ]

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Stop Embarrassing Dog Humping - Training, Timeout and No Punishment Method - Duration: 4:57.

Hey, everyone, it's Dr. Mike, Bow Tie Vet Guy.

I'm here today to see Jo Jo, whose having a problem with

humping.

Just don't hump anymore.

Just don't hump.

Well, that didn't work. Did it?

We'll have to try something else.

Hi, you!

Hi.

I'm Dr. McClenahan.

This is Jo Jo, I guess.

It's everybody, isn't it? And everything.

Yeah.

I'm not special.

Except for my husband and I.

Except for the two of you.

Yeah.

So he's pretty calm here today.

So when there's more people it seems to be worse?

Definitely.

Okay.

Jo Jo.

Oh, you've got some dental disease.

Beautiful.

He's like, "what is this guy doing?

I liked him a minute ago.

And now, less so."

Good job.

Good job!

Yay, you did it.

Okay so physically, he looks pretty good.

Most dogs when they're humping like this

it's just because they're excited.

or they're nervous.

It's not really a dominance thing, most of the time.

On a scale of one being perfectly normal

and ten being like super neurotic,

You know, Woody Allen.

Can't function.

He's, you know,

two or a three.

He's okay. He just have's a couple of soothing things.

So let's teach him to do something that's incompatible with humping.

Easiest thing is a sit.

Can't sit and hump at the same time.

The hard part is

we have to kind of reset, reset, reset.

Because he sits

he gets the attention. Everything's cool.

And then two seconds later he's right back at,

"I wanna hump again, I wanna hump again, I wanna hump again."

So for him the hard part is going to be

consistency. And doing it over, and over, and over.

And

doing it with people who aren't used to this.

Alright, so, who are

Right, so you can teach them

or you have to have some way

to have him

not be

not be able to do it.

So a leash.

When you know a whole bunch of people are coming over

put him on a leash.

He doesn't get to go see the person unless he sits.

Okay, here we go.

That's perfect. I'm going to make these even smaller.

Jo Jo sit.

Yes, good dog.

Okay.

So, we can get him to stop the behavior

when he's mid-behavior

by asking him to sit with treats.

Eventually, what we want him to do is do it without treats.

But you have to start with treats because

The sitting behavior has to be better than the humping behavior

and without a treat, it's not yet.

I will be

And what we can do is if we get him

Come over here.

So now he's sitting. Come on.

Before he jumps is where we want the sit.

Very good. He sat for me without me asking him to that time.

So we've been doing it like four times here, is about all I've done it.

And he's already picking up, "oh, with this guy

what I do is just sit right away

and I get treats, and love, and all that stuff."

Jo Jo.

Yes, good dog.

See, I'm not even asking him anymore.

Jo Jo, yay

Yes!

Oh, my goodness, jack pot!

So that was a really big one. Did you see what he did there?

I tried to get him all excited to see if he would replicate it

and then

he thought about jumping. And he went,

"No, no, no. You want me to sit."

Right? And that took me, what was that?

Five minutes? Not even. Three minutes of me just

but you know, I do have to have treats.

And I'll explain how we get off treats in just a second.

So if he keeps doing this and we can't get it with behavior

we may, actually, think about medication for him.

So if we decide that this is a stereotypical behavior,

that he physically cannot stop himself from doing

and all this behavior trying stuff didn't work

then we might consider something.

to help with stereotypical behaviors.

Come here. Come here. Can you turn around?

Up we go.

There's a good boy.

I'm just going to let him calm for a minute.

Okay, so how do we get off of treats.

So, when you're practicing this.

and you're practicing the sit over, and over, and over.

It's sit, treat, sit, treat, sit, treat.

Once he's doing it at a hundred percent

he doesn't get a treat every time.

Sometimes he gets a pat

and a good boy or a yay!

or something like that.

So it's also a reward but it's a less reward.

Right?

And

what you wanna think of is

Think of yourself as being a slot machine.

So you're gonna give a reward sometimes.

If you stop rewarding it completely, he'll just stop sitting.

If you just kept saying sit

and he sat and you didn't do anything

he would eventually not sit when you ask him to.

Eventually

See what you do.

See if that was a long enough time out.

See there's a good boy. What a good boy.

So I'm going to use a nice calm

congratulations on that one.

Thanks for watching everyone.

I sure hope that helps Jo Jo.

If you have any questions about your pet, please put it in the comments below.

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QUIT CLOWNIN' AROUND! | Ben and Ed Pt.2 - Duration: 15:34.

hello everyone it's me Jayskibean and welcome

back to almost called a run dead but it

has been an end which is the game shows

called run dead so stupid backstage

again

oh okay stage for stupid backstage again

we uh we finished some pretty rainy

levels and I guess it's good like

escalate and difficult difficulty etc

and oh that's that's a dead end

oh that's the entrance does says

entrance right here dodge left click

while running okay safety first safety

first I'm a zombie dude who betrays his

best friend for mediocre price the new

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Hung Han Han not hand eat or lose how

far would you go the new format fight oh

she's okay so this guy's crazy excited

to run and okay so you could like bash

these things open poink poink so in the

backstage there's like cut off legs

crawl to go through the oh and you can

crawl to go through tight spaces that's

cool lose it

yay can I like the cams wink

well this is some interesting backstage

right here learning new tricks new

tricks for knees yay so where where is I

supposed to throw my head again respawn

for the very beginning okay whatever I

guess I can use this chance to like find

anymore

oh whatever okay run right into it oh

that run button so what this what did I

die in back state oh geez this is

starting off really bad I'm dying in

backstage because I'm so good at this

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game it's not stupid though it's pretty

fun it's actually it really is so like

on the real it's not too bad I'm

enjoying it

how about you are you enjoying the fun

the happy funtime game savviest game in

the world besides guts and glory it

Rhines me a lot of guts and glory like i

know its aim for yeah I knew that

so I like a giant Chris oh I see look

yeah we did it

good thing too now it looks like I got

ahead of the game oh man I'm so good at

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guy

oh look I fell I made it five out of

seven it's cool no fine level complete

level five see ah the clown everybody

loves clowns yeah that's that's

everybody's favorite horror thingy

it's clowns everybody loves clowns looks

like I'm just ahead I got to get this

checkpoint you actually can't just lie

creeping up can't restart yet got to get

checkpoint first

all right Oh

buzzsaw clown with smashing hands oh no

oh no I want to play the smashing hands

clown

Oh Rome John why'd you jump so guess who

died already so let me look at this

place oh geez okay okay okay okay okay

time to go up

okay so we're fine we're fine we're fine

oh whoa whoa whoa whoa whoa hold up hold

up hold up

why are you doing that no dude oh dude

Doubront Roy no Roy no I got to get past

this clown Oh No okay we're fine

we're fine we're fine we're gonna be

fine oh Jesus shit I should I go for it

I'm gonna go for it oh good call good

call because I want to totally lost that

it hey oh my god dude I fell I fell all

the way down man it's not good no clap

god dude

you don't wanna know this clap - keep

running don't stop running

who knew I'd be the protagonist being a

zombie and the antagonist being the

clown good good good uh-huh okay we're

good for fine I'm fine we're totally

fine to defang to the fan calf

okay so whoa whoa okay it's good oh oh

okay then I guess I'm going back now he

really wants me so so what do I do is I

have to make it chips of like the very

very top tip top of the chest this way

that's good this way hey I'm probably

not gonna get all the cans probably not

huh

I get the kids it's like a big game kit

can you know play kick-the-can all I can

get in get in dude get in get in get in

just kid get in get in get in get in get

in get in

get to get into things oh so do I go in

his mouth

where do I go

no not his mouth there's no one shooting

to his gears I do shoot to his gears

well okay

oh well he's mad now

he made nine Oh

okay yeah

well what the f after hurry I must hurry

now material get to the cannon again run

run run as fast you can

can't catch me I'm Bobby land man where

did even whoa what is this place

that's just behind the checkpoint is

what it was okay I see you just freakin

flung me dude I went flying oh oh I'm

dead oh whoa get up get up get up get up

oh come on stupid clown I don't like

this guy

I don't like this guy one bit

how am I supposed to oh no I can't do it

it's just a head

there's no way I have to go around just

go just go just go just go just run hook

okay we're good we made it we made it

and they were good save all because oh

why does he can't even see it coming

like you seriously seriously I don't

even

what what even do with the clown oh yes

okay can I cannot get in this one no

I'll have to get in that one now or that

one has to do three times okay that's

okay that's okay

huh cool

one more probably yeah

oh you just going nuts now oh yes Melda

happy clam good we were fine we're fine

we're fine we're fine

oh he's going fast huh great oh oh boy

oh oh geez how am I gonna do this okay

so the last one is this way jump

okay so just go there so I need to get

where do I need to go where is the last

one so I whatever that one it was sound

okay so that's got to be right there

we're fine we can do this

shut her out and jump and go and click

we're fine

good jump little lot of good of a video

game physics like this

I'm so glad and now he's coming towards

me that's good oh oh it's a lot better

I mean scary but it's a lot easier to

handle than what it was and jump me no

oh come on uh no why did you jump but

why did you jump come on don't don't

don't don't don't don't do that to just

run just run just run just right oh boy

oh boy oh boy oh boy

ha ha ha ha come on

is so stupid is the dumbest do it

the dumbest okay so I need to go up yes

all the way up Halloween Halloween so

close last time dude dudes and dudette

no oh my god this is all she's oh no I

was - I was right there oh my god I even

like rode his hand to where I needed to

go jump good we're good and jump mmm

we're good we're good

again is so hard it's so oh okay

and jump whoa whoa

and jump no ha ha ha we're fine we're

fine we're fine we're fine we're fine

oh yes oh yes you get it get him all

don't miss all for the love of God don't

miss guess what I did

I can't wait for this to be over

yay Oh nonononono this is the time that

we get it this is where we get it right

right in there we're going to get it

we're going to get it this time you're

going to get it we're gonna get it this

time we get to get it we're going to get

get it get it this time

it we're fine we're fine

Oh jumped a little early but that's okay

hit okay stupid clown and do it I hate

clowns so much and I hate am more now I

don't know I don't even think that's

scary that's that's not the thing I

don't think they're scary they're

annoying they're very annoying and now

yeah oh my god

oh dude is it over is it over can I go

now can I am I done to a client what do

I do

so my client yes the end it's the end oh

I made it well I was right when I said

it was just gonna get worse from here so

I'm gonna go ahead and go that looks

great that looks great what's that one

even called twisted show right okay

anyway I'm gonna go ahead and finish the

episode off here I hope you guys enjoyed

watching me lose my mind over a clown if

you guys did enjoy make sure you select

that like button underneath the video

until next time I'll see you guys later

you

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Home much does it cost to become a teacher in South Carolina? - Duration: 3:10.

It was very affordable. That was one of the things that caught my eyes as I was doing the research

on the program and looking it up online. You see that big "Get Started $295"!

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it's been very affordable, and I could not be more pleased with where I am and the progress that I've made through this program.

Any career change is going to take an investment. You're going to need that training and on-the-job-training.

Knowing that it was an investment, it didn't break my bank.

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that come along with being a general human being, it was scary to take on an extra expense

but it wasn't one where at the end of the day... we were able to do it all and not go out of budget.

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Should You Set YouTube Subscriber Goals? - Duration: 4:08.

Should you set YouTube subscriber goals?

My short answer is no.

My longer answer is coming up in just a second.

Hello and welcome back to CapOhTV, the channel where we know school is a joke and you don't

want to be the punchline, so you might as well learn something useful.

If this is your first time here and you also think school is a joke, then hit that subscribe

button now.

When I first started making videos on YouTube about a year and a half ago, people would

always ask me: "So when do you think you'll get to 100

subscribers?"

"So when are you going to get to 500?"

"So when are you going to hit 1,000?"

My answer to them was always, "I don't know, but I think I need to get better at making

these videos first."

Which brings us to the title of this video: I think YouTube subscriber goals are irrelevant.

Let's try this on for size.

I'm going to tell you right now my subscriber goal is to hit 1 million subscribers by next

week.

You'll probably say, "Come on, Cap.

You gotta be realistic.

Don't be silly.

You can't hit a million subscribers next week."

See what I'm talking about?

You immediately made my goal irrelevant by telling me to be realistic and then to not

be silly.

There are three big reasons why I think that.

The first is that you can't control who likes and dislikes your content.

And I don't mean like like the like button and dislike like the dislike button.

I mean like like do they enjoy your content.

You can have a target audience but you don't really know exactly which person is going

to like the stuff that you're doing, especially when you're first starting out and trying

to figure out what even it is that you're supposed to be doing.

Second one, you can't control YouTube's algorithms.

There are too many people that get stuck whenever there's a change in the algorithm.

They start saying things like: "Oh, it's impossible now.

The algorithm is different.

All of my videos are tanking.

My channel is going to get destroyed."

You don't control what Google and YouTube are going to do with the search algorithms,

with the suggested and recommended algorithms, and whatever other crazy mathematics are going

on behind the scenes.

You can't control that!

Number three!

Ultimately, you can't control who clicks the subscribe button.

Let me take that back.

You can control who clicks subscribe if you're willing to go and break all kinds of rules

and buy subscribers, then you can go tell the people in the Chinese subscription farm

to click the buttons for you.

Other than that, you can't control who clicks subscribe.

You can only make good stuff and hope that people like it as much as you do.

So with all that said, you've got to accept that a subscriber goal of, say, a thousand

subscribers by the end of this month, it's not something you can control.

It's not something that you should spend your time and energy stressing about.

What you could do is focus on the things you can control, especially if your channel is

brand spanking new.

If you have no idea what you're doing in front of a camera, you should probably start there.

If you have no idea how to edit a video, you should start there.

If you have no idea how to get quality audio, you should start there.

But you shouldn't get too worried about getting everything perfectly right in the beginning.

It's not going to be right unless you already have a background in film and audio production.

It's going to be pretty.

You can't control subscriber numbers.

You can control how much and how quickly you learn how to make videos that people will

enjoy so much that they might click the subscribe button.

Focus on that and don't worry about hitting a subscriber goal within a certain time frame.

Because, trust me, if you don't hit that goal, you're going to start feeling like crap and

you're going to probably give up before you even really get started.

What do you think about subscriber goals?

Are they good, are they bad, indifferent, you don't really care, you don't even have

a channel?

I don't know.

Leave a comment down below, let's talk about that.

And if this was your first time here to CapOhTV and you also think school is a joke, hit that

subscribe button now.

Thanks for watching, see you later, bye!

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The Next 100: UBTgo Digital Banking - Duration: 0:31.

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Don't Be Discouraged - Student Motivation - Duration: 3:45.

The possibilities of growing into a better student

and a better person

and making, not just your family proud, but making yourself proud

I know a lot of you are also feeling the strain of some difficult times

and sometimes maybe you're seeing

the worries in your parents faces or

sense it in their voice

so a lot of you, as a consequence, because we're going through a tough time

and it may make you wonder at times what your own future will look like

whether you're going to be able to succeed in school

whether you should maybe set your sights a little lower

scale back your dreams

Nobody gets to write your destiny but you

Your future is in your hands

Your life is what you make of it

and nothing, absolutely nothing is beyond your reach

so long as you're willing to dream big so long as you're willing to work hard

so long as you're willing to stay focused on your education

there is not a single thing that any of you cannot accomplish

Not a single thing

I believe that

And that last part is absolutely essential

that part about really working hard

in school

because an education has never been more important than it is today

I'm sure there's gonna be times in the month ahead when

you're staying up late doing your homework

or cramming for a test

or you're dragging yourself out of bed on a rainy morning and you're thinking oh boy I wish, maybe it was a snow day

But let me tell you

What you're doing is worth it

there's nothing more important than what you're doing right now

So you've got an obligation to yourselves

to make sure you're getting the best education possible

You've got to instil a sense of excellence in everything that you do

that kind of discipline, that kind of drive

that kind of hard work

it's absolutely essential for success

You can't just sit around waiting for luck to see you through

You can get into any school you want in the country if you just put in a little bit of effort

Because one of the things I've discovered

is excelling, whether it's in school, or in life

isn't mainly about being smarter than everybody else

that's not really the secret to success

It's about working harder than everybody else

So don't avoid new challenges, seek them out

step out of your comfort zone, don't be afraid to ask for help

Don't feel discouraged, don't give up if you don't succeed at something the first time

try again, and learn from your mistakes

Don't feel threatened, if your friends are doing well

Be proud of them, and see what lessons you can draw from what they're doing right

If you guys work hard, and you're focused on your education

and you keep fighting for your dreams

and then you help each other reach each others dreams

then you're not only gonna success this year

you're going to succeed for the rest of your lives

motivational video

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Dealing with Rejection - How to Deal with Being Rejected - (Relationships Self-Help) - Duration: 3:11.

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You can make a MEME out of this! - Duration: 0:09.

said some guy

who seems to be very popular

you can make a meme out of this

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Clek Foonf Convertible Car Seat Information - Duration: 3:32.

Hi this is Katie at the Baby Cubby.

We put together a five-part series to help you get to know your Clek car seat.

A little bit about Clek: they're a Canadian company, and they were started by parents

that just wanted to make the best car seat to keep their child safest in a car crash.

Clek says it best: they say they make tanks, not recliners.

And I love this saying.

It really goes to show what kind of materials they're using in their car seats.

Recliners are cozy but they're not gonna keep your child safe in a car accident.

They're also the only company we know of that posts their car crash test results.

And these you can see on their website.

So you know they really stand behind their car seat and how safe they are.

Now some of the features that they have to get those excellent ratings are: steel reinforcements,

so their frame is made out of steel; that's the same materials that your car is made out

of to keep you safe in a car accident.

So that's gonna keep your child safe in their car seat.

Another way that they get these awesome crash test results is they use what's called EPP

foam.

Now the foam is on the inside lining of the car seat as well as the base, and that's what

this is right here.

The EPP foam is designed to kind of bounce back, and that's what's gonna absorb the energy

in a car accident, as opposed to most companies who are using EPS foam, which actually has

a tendency to break in a car accident.

The last feature that makes this car seat super safe is what they call the REACT system,

and what that stands for is: "Rigid-latch Energy Absorbing Crumple Technology," and

it's actually down here in the base.

So here we have your rigid latch, and in an accident, this green pin is designed to break,

allowing the seat to ride down this track.

And what that does is push down on this aluminum crumple zone, slowing down your child by absorbing

the crash impact.

Now all of those safety features result in some awesome benefits for you.

The weight capacity for this car seat, rear-facing, is 14 - 50 lbs.

If you use the "infant thingy" it brings it all the way down to starting at 5 lbs.

So you can use it from infancy.

Most of you probably know that rear-facing is safest for your toddler in a car accident,

so you wanna be able to keep them rear-facing as long as possible, and with a 50 lb weight

capacity you can do that until they're about five years old.

For forward facing, the weight capacity is 22 - 65 lbs.

Now 65 lbs doesn't sound that high when you compare it to other car seats on the market,

but when you think about it, your average nine year old is 65 lbs.

By then you're probably going to be in a high-backed booster or even a no-back booster.

So you won't be using your Foonf anymore.

Now remember, if you ever have questions about your car seat or any other baby gear, comment

below - or you can always email us at hello@babycubby.com.

Some other features that make this car seat amazing to use is it has a 17 inch base width.

That means you can fit 3 across in most vehicles, and not very many car seats can claim that.

It also has crypton-coated fabric, which means it's gonna repel water and make it easier

to keep clean.

They also produce their car seats with a nine-year expiration date.

Now that means you can use your car seat for nine years.

Also, because they're produced in Canada and the United States that means you get to use

your car seat longer.

It's only a month or so - maybe even a couple of weeks between manufacturing and getting

to your house, so you can take advantage of all nine yeas.

Now you can see a little bit about what makes the Clek Foonf great.

Stay tuned for Part 2, where you learn how to set up your new car seat.