Waching daily Jul 31 2018

Would you like to know how to find out who likes and dislike your videos on YouTube

Here I'm gonna show you how you can find out okay

First let's go to creator studio

I an in creator studio now, go to community, you know in

community it is exactly where you can find who comment on your video, all the

comments are right here from each video that the person comments on

I have the first comment let's see, that was two days ago

today is July 28th if it was two days ago so it been like it was a July 26 and

I know that person, she is from United Kingdom so that means I am gonna be

looking for someone who commented on my channel two days ago from United Kingdom

and I know which video it is about, okay so now let go to analytics

Now we are in analytics, we're gonna scroll down all the way down

look to the lower left corner, we're looking for likes and dislikes

Now I click on it, here are the videos that have people comment on them,

and I see the likes right here and here I have the dislike

okay there's one video I showed you before there's one person who commented

on it, it was from United Kingdom it was that video, There are two comments from

United States and one comment from United Kingdom I will click on United

Kingdom to see the date

Here you can see it been two days ago which is July 26 I got a like from

that person now let go back to see where my dislikes came from on that video

I have a like and a dislike can I click on it? okay the like came from Brazil so

someone from Brazil liked my video, and then the dislike is from United

States let's click on it, the dislike was on July 16

See that's the date right here July 16 it was like two weeks ago and it was from

United State. Right I will see who commented on my video that day and

if it been on July that was July 6 and that person comment on my video, it been

like two weeks ago so that's one right here and then there

and then there is one person who... when you see that minus sign front of the

numbers it means the person liked your video... okay let's say you liked a video

and a second after, you changed your mind. You don't dislike the video,

but you removed your like, so when you remove your like

this is exactly how it's gonna show in your analytics.

The dislikes will show in the dislikes column and the likes right here in the likes

See it was July 16 let me go to

and it was on the second video

this doesn't show me the exact date but

I know it was two weeks ago

Let see, that comment right here I've been two weeks ago, it's not 100% sure it was that

one, but this is a new channel I don't have that many comments, that means if

someone comment on it and I have like or alike, that will give me an idea

if I go to my analytics and then if I match the date, it will give me an idea

who likes or dislikes my video, and also it will show you who did not like your video

You just have to match the comment with the date, the video, and the location

that's just what you need to find out who likes or dislikes on your video

Okay I hope that was very helpful for you guys

Please comment down below and let me know if there's anything else you

want me to make a video on, or if you have any question about that video

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Junior Year Survival Guide: How to Prepare - Duration: 8:51.

hey Karen what's up why are you so sad what's up face huh well everyone's been

telling me that junior year is the hardest year ever in high school I'm

gonna take that SAT AP exams you just are tough and everything that's real and

hard and I'm not gonna survive school so that is not going to happen

that is BS okay everyone who says do not listen to them they ain't got it wrong

do not be that person okay you are okay you are fine you know it's going to be

fun it's high school the only difference is that you're one year closer to

graduating which should make it more exciting that you're going into junior

year so this is my junior year a Survival Guide ten things that I wish

that I knew before I wanted to junior year because I was one of the people who

was very very gullible and fell for the stuff that my friends told me are you

ready to die just kidding everyone in junior year is super super pumped but

you're also extremely nervous so first let's go for me I walked into my first

period classroom English language composition age

honors with my teacher I sat in the front row because yes you always want to

sit in the front row if you're I know your friends will probably like I'm good

secondly if you want to survive junior year you got to bring your own food

bring your own snacks classes sometimes take forever the teachers talking a lot

you're kind of falling asleep and it's super super embarrassing when you know I

was sitting in class one time and my stomach rumbled like really really hard

and it sucks because it was only a third period

I needed two more periods to get to my lunch period so it's always handy to

pull out a nice healthy snack munch on it and you're good to go we're gonna do

so third thing to survive bring up planner is crucial to see your dates you

need to be organized there is a lot of stuff engineer homework assignments

presentations and you really want to see something where you can tie manage

yourself junior year I made the mistake of not owning up on her and I can tell

you that I could have been way way way better but when freshman year came in I

had a planner you know fool nerded it out and say it's a life-changer lot but

all prepare for the SATs and a CTS so junior year is the first time that you

take the SAT and a CT for the first first time the actual test and I know it

kind of gets like the date literally when I had to take my SAT exam I was

like who the heck I it's today I have to go I don't even study I took the SAT

exam without studying if I didn't have you know I have to take the SAT again to

get a higher score because I so helping you out prepare for it early first day

of school get yourself a book don't wait til

spring season because you are not there's not enough time it's just not

possible five soul-search for your major you are

so close going into college the senior is just all about applying junior year

you need to sole search you need to know what do you want to do for the rest of

your life you want to know what you want to do you do not want to wait last

minute it's not just cut everyone out for a moment and listen to yourself and

imagine what you want to do in the future

6 take leadership positions if it's in sports clubs electives anything but yeah

junior year colleges are really looking at you that is a year that they look at

when people say yes that's cu that they look at so everything has to be

can you screw up you're not gonna get to college whoa that's not gonna happen

everyone makes mistakes you're not going to want to be perfect they just want to

see that you have a diversity of balance you know it doesn't all have to be

academics if you have other realms of you know leadership sports they're gonna

accept you still because it's making you different trust me people who get really

good in academics but don't have any type of diversity rejected you captain

in a sport being um some type of cabinet member in the colossal don't do it just

because he wanted to look good on college I took up a club of community

service and I was like oh yeah this'll look good on my college application

community service and I'm in the cabinet secretary first day of the dogs that I

went in just didn't like it it wasn't my leadership position want to

do something that represents you and that you love and you have a passion and

then you can put that on your college application you don't want to fake it

you want to be authentic seven confident so in high school you

have to have confidence you don't want to be a Wallflower you don't want to be

shy you also don't want to be too crazy just the right amount of confidence

you're not confident you don't go out of your comfort zone you're not going to

experience new things you're not going to you know there's probably something

out there for you and confidence can be like very very small I mean in a

classroom I didn't really like ass math teacher I built a bond with him and

because I built that bond later on he actually offered me a job as

an assistant which was right at school I mean that wouldn't have happened if I

never spoke up so little things like that confidence it really really counts

sneeze in front of the classroom when it's the most quiet that that's

confident eight nine and ten don't compare yourself to anyone

this is such a big one that I just knew it needed to be three numbers on the

list literally I don't know why every high schooler does this but whenever

they take an exam AP exam every one is the most immature so that happens in

high school but don't be that person and if they ask you about your test you want

a glow globe but I would just say no you know I don't want to tell you because

you don't want to compare yourself that's what everyone does in high school

and it's so yeah would it why do you care let me live in my life don't put

yourself down basically that's what you do when you compare yourself to someone

and if you are doing it to make yourself feel better then you are a horrible

person so those are my things she survived high

school they're kind of obvious but in the moment no one really knows because

they're just listening to everyone around them peer pressure that it is

really hard and it clouds your brain and you don't know but trust me junior year

is really fine except spring season because of all the exams but I mean what

you put that aside everything is cool so don't worry it's like any other year

it's just the first year that you take college courses and if you're not taking

college courses if you're taking like your regular college prep classes it's

still the same it's still the same oh my god dude I'm I'm ready for junior year

yeah junior year for sure will I really fast before you know it you will be

graduating and it's kind of crazy so take my word

so yeah I'm into that oh my God thank you so much

if you liked this video give it a like you know subscribe if you want to be

friends I guess comment if you're going into Jeannie here how you feel I want to

know you know I'll see you next time

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3 Things You Need to Know About Empty Nest Syndrome - Duration: 5:29.

3 Things You Need to Know About Empty-nest Syndrome.

Even though life can be full of unexpected changes,

empty-nest syndrome is a must, and all parents must be always set to embrace this phenomenon

characterized by emptiness and sadness.

Empty-nest syndrome isn't a clinical diagnosis, but a post-parental period, boredom and the

feeling of loss when children-turned-young-adults begin to move out of the family home,

either for school or to settle on their own.

Human beings are the only creatures on earth that allow their children to come back home

– Bill.

Imagine the feelings, when you being the first kid of the family move out at age 18.

Parents might be finding it hard to believe you could adequately take good care of yourself.

Or being the last child of the family, bidding goodbye to mum and dad.

Profound sense of loss that might make them vulnerable to depression could set in.

The popular global health insurance service company, CIGNA HealthCare postulated that

family life cycles have five stages:

Independence from your parents.

Settling down with a partner.

Becoming a parent to your own children.

Launching your adult children into their own independence stage.

Your retirement years.

Although this grief of separation is serious, but there are things you must know in order

not to be caught aware by this transition from full house to an Empty-nest,

and as well as to get over the difficulty in adjusting to an Empty-nest.

Indeed, there abounds some things no one ever tells you about this post-parental period.

#1 - Empty-nest can promote relationships.

In a research carried out by Psychologist Karen L Fingerman PhD, author of Aging Mothers

and Their Adult Daughters; students were surprised on how his research proved them wrong.

"Students always think their parents are doing worse now that they're gone.

Of course, you want to think that when you move out, your mom must be devastated, but

that's not validated by the research."

Fingerman's study indeed prove that parents feel a sense of loss when their nests empty,

but, increased satisfaction and improved relationships do occur.

An unprecedented number of mothers now work outside the home, giving them a role beyond

that of parent, Rebecca A Clay wrote in the American Psychological Association journal.

In his 2000 research published in the Journals of Gerontology: Psychological Sciences and

Social Sciences (Vol. 55, No. 2).

Fingerman says:

"The empty-nest syndrome doesn't exist in the way it has been portrayed in the popular

literature.

People do miss their children, but, based on what I've seen in my research, what happens

is actually the opposite of the empty-nest syndrome."

"People may worry about losing their child when the child leaves home," says Fingerman.

"In fact, they're not.

They're going to have a more mature, more emotionally meaningful and deeper relationship

with them to look forward to."

#2 - Motherhood is an evolution.

Distance doesn't have to be a barrier for you being a mother to your children, now the

little decisions you once help them make has given way to bigger life decisions.

Dr Phil McGraw, a Los Angeles mental health professional recommends parenting from a distance

and in a different way.

"Say, 'I'm not going to stop being their mom, I'm just moving to the next phase.

I'm going to start being their resource, I'm going to be their soft place to fall

on the phone, on weekends and I'm going to become a mentor in a different phase in

their life.'

It's just ever changing.

You're not going to stop being an involved mom, you're just going to change phases."

#3 - The Empty-nest would be refilled.

Linda L Bips, an assistant professor of psychology at Muhlenberg College in Allentown reports

huge increase in parental involvement in college students' lives.

"Parents are much more involved with their children now."

At Muhlenberg, an ever-increasing number of parents are attending their children's plays

and sporting events, becoming part of the parents' association and finding other ways

to continue their involvement in their children's lives," reports Bips who is the author of

Parenting College Freshmen.

Robin, Dr Phil's wife cautioned that our children aren't moving away from us, but

are moving toward their own life.

She added that, to deal with not physically seeing your child, consider getting computers

with web cams, rather than demanding visits from them which

might obstruct their success whenever they notice how bad Empty-nest is treating you.

Well, those are the 3 things you need to know about empty-nest syndrome.

Really cool information isn't it?

I hope you enjoy this short video, if you have something on your mind, please

share your thoughts and experiences in the comments below!

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How to Prepare for a Home Inspection - Duration: 3:57.

- Hey there, it's Brendan Stoneman at RE/MAX Kelowna,

and I'm talking to

Home Inspector Murry Klingbeil with AmeriSpec.

So one thing I find as my seller clients,

are going through the sales process.

They know, most likely at some point

the buyer's going to be doing

a home inspection on their property.

That can make them a little bit nervous because,

people have been in the home for while.

They don't necessarily know everything.

What's goin' on behind the walls,

so, any tips that you could recommend to a seller

on how to get ready for a home inspection to come up?

- Sure, there's a number of things that I would recommend

which would make our jobs a whole lot easier.

First of all is if they can give us

clear access to your attic access.

Nothing worse than we have to spend 20 minutes

to take all your clothes, and your top drawer

out of your closet in your master bedroom

so we can access the access.

Same with crawlspace accesses that are always,

usually in the storage under the stairs,

buried in all your stuff.

- [Brendan] Full of boxes, yeah. (laughs)

- So if we have clear access to that

and the electrical panel, and you're main water shutoff.

All of those things are typically buried.

Costs us a lotta time.

Maintenance items on the house,

make sure your gutters are clean.

You wanna make sure

that you got a nice shiny new filter in your furnace

to make it look like it's been well maintained.

Nothing that a buyer hates to see worse

than you pull out the filter

and it's so dirty you could plant potatoes on it.

(Brendan laughs)

Make sure the house is clean.

Flush your toilets please.

(Brendan laughs)

Get rid of the dirty dishes.

Some houses, you think,

"Is this tenant occupied or is this an owner?"

This is the last opportunity

for your potential buyer to walk through your house,

and make their decision.

It gotta show well.

- Yeah, well and for sure,

and buyers go through that home inspection process

and sometimes, maybe,

to an experienced person in the industry or a contractor,

a list of minor details might not phase some buyers,

but to other buyers, if they're a first time buyer

they can get the jitters and walk away,

so you want to make sure you've done as much as you can,

to insure that that inspection goes well.

So do you have any tips maybe for sellers

before they put the property on the market

to have someone come through and take a look?

- That's a very good point.

Many, many times in my experience,

a deal will fall to pieces at the twelfth hour

over the least little thing.

You'll get a, a poor single mother

that's very stretched on her money,

she's got not a dime left

after she gets her down payment together.

So a lousy thousand dollar fix can tube a deal.

Currently we're in a wonderful market so it's much less,

but when we're back to normal,

there's numerous things that you can fix, as a homeowner,

and some of it you're not even aware of.

I've had people that have lived in a house for 20 years,

never stuck their head in the attic.

I do, all of a sudden

you got a serious mold problem up there

because your dryer's been venting in the attic for 20 years.

Best advice, if you wanna sell your house with no hiccups,

no rewriting the contract,

for as close to your listing price as you possibly can,

get a pre-listing inspection done.

You'll have a detailed list

on everything that that house will need,

so they'll be no surprises at the twelfth hour.

And it's to you to either fix those items,

or adjust your price accordingly.

It makes the transaction so much smoother, everybody wins.

- Yeah, you take all the surprises out of the mix,

and just makes for a smoother sale all the way along.

- Exactly, and less liability for you as a homeowner.

You won't get that call six months down the road,

by your buyers' lawyer,

that you failed to disclose this to them.

When we can usually find most of that.

- [Brendan] Perfect, good advice.