Round the bottom of the cake.
Cut the sides.
Carve small slivers at a time.
Carve out a dividing line in the center where the hemispheres would be divided.
Round the sides of the cake.
When you're done, the brain should look like this.
Crumb coat and chill for 30 minutes.
Let's make the cerebellum. Roll 2 balls of fondant.
Texture it using a dressing tool.
Roll fondant into tubes to create the pattern of the brain
Roll only 4 at a time to prevent them from drying out.
Now add the fondant tubes to your cake as shown.
Use the dressing tool to add some texture to the brain.
When adding fondant to the other side, try not to mimic the pattern on the left side.
Carve a small portion at the back of the cake and add the cerebellum.
Add some red food colouring to some melted jam.
Finally colour the brain.
And you're done!!
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How To Make A Youtube End Screen Fast In Camtasia - Camtasia Tutorial - Duration: 13:09.
hi everyone Attan here and in today's video I'm going to show you how to make
a youtube and screen fast in Camtasia but first make sure to subscribe to my
youtube channel where I upload audio and video production related videos on a
consistent basis and hits a notification bell to be notified every time there is
in your video uploaded okay so every time you upload a new video on YouTube
you're allowed to have the last 20 seconds an end screen and you can have
you can promote actually one to three videos you can do a combination of one
video and two channels and so on so it is a perfect opportunity and you
want to have it customized to look more professional there in place so let's get
started first off let me show you here at the end screen of this one where I
came up with the idea now I could have adjusted this a little bit better first
you want to tell what kind of elements you want to add here I wanted to have
for this one two YouTube channels I wanted to have a easy way web marketing
and my IM tips which also is my channel so I want to promote that I want them to
subscribe to both these channels and also watch a similar video here so you
can see you can use actually templates there is another a lot of combinations
here so you can just load this and what you're going to do next thing is take a
screenshot so you want to have a screenshot of this one so you can use it
as a template in Camtasia and then we are firing up Camtasia so I've already
taken the the screenshot here and I'm going to just fix the opacity here so I
can see in the background what I'm going to do so we're going to start with
the backgrounds and we want to have a shape in place they're just a white
shape they're everything in place I'm just going to place it below under here
so I can see that everything works fine and the next thing we want to do is add
those arrows that I added here so we're going to arrows we have the double arrow
here so you can just open whatever do here actually something like this
make sure you have the arrow selected before you start moving it around let us
make something like this a little bit thicker
and something like this let's assume that these are centered I would actually
make sure there is some space in there to be sure okay
it looks better than what I created earlier here so I think it is centered
actually yeah yep okay the next thing that I would do is
add the text and you can do it the same way here we're going for the text and
let's pick this one for example so we want to type subscribe to those channels
have everything selected and we want to make sure it is the same color let's say
we want to have bold or something like that you can check that you have the
same color of course right here you go up to the next the arrows that we did so
we make sure that these are the same colors here and the last one is the
arrow here but first let's have a look
okay what I will do actually I would go with the arrows first so and then we
have the SUBSCRIBE okay so the arrows show up first and then comes the the
text and third one would be watch the video also so let's take that arrow this
one we need to have a smaller text
select watch this video also okay we want to make the arrow a little bit
smaller and you can see I'm getting help with the lines here so this should
definitely look much better and you want to have everything inside here those
lines okay these blue lines to be sure that it will show up what I would do
here I would add the behavior for the arrow I added I think it was a brief
thing so it should look something like this
oops I'm sorry I had it wrong arrow
there okay so you see that effect now what I need to do is I need to make sure
that this one is 20 seconds you can add a marker but what I did is I actually
started at 11 seconds and I'm ending at 1120 so everything should be in here
let's see with the music I just took the end here and what I did is I added and
fading points so it sounds smoother okay I need to move it in a little bit
there's no need to have this in place so it starts at 11 and
okay so you can add a fade-out actually if it's needed but we don't need it here
so now we know that this is 20 seconds and all you have to do is select all the
components we have in here and you just go ahead and drag them out actually what
I would do I would select this one because since I added a behavior it
looks a pretty cool effect and the next thing we want to go here here this is a
template we're not going to have that in place but this is a white background now
you can actually instead of a shape have a video I came up with it earlier here
and what you're going to do is we're going to remove the shape and we're
going to add a video so I came up with inserting this ship here and so on I
think you get the point so if I just mute this
okay pretty cool now but we need to fix a few things here and the first thing
that I would do I would actually don't have so much opacity but I think that
we're going to add some color adjustment here and so you can get some cool
effects if you want to hear really awesome without adding anything I
usually like to start with zero and play around a little bit and that's what
we're going to do here so brightness I think we want to have it a little bit
brighter contrast so it's something like here so it looks a bit diffusing effects
or something like that and the saturation I don't think I will play it
with it so much there's something like that so if we add I'm sorry if I unmute
this and play a bit with the opacity here you can see how it will look at the
end there
really nice huh and now there is one final thing of course you can play
around and have much more effects in place you can have more behaviors in the
arrows in the text but I'm satisfied with this one you can see here I just
wanted the last arrow to come in here those two will be good but you can
definitely play around there are no limits all you have to do is experiment
what you like and we have passed the twenty seconds and I will actually do
something like this here so when it ends it just goes like that
and then we have the 20 seconds 20 seconds
and 20 seconds now the final thing that we need to do is we want to select let's
mute this one we want to select everything we have in place here okay
the audio and shape and the call-outs the arrows and everything and what you
do is you can add this to library which means you will have it in one channel
and of course you can just drag and drop it straight into your timeline later on
so you can actually group this an area to library but I go straight with adding
this to library and you see it has created here so in screen name it
whatever easy way web marketing - and there you have it and drag it here there
you have it I don't need anything else because everything is grouped here
eisah so if I need to edit anything you can just open that little plus sign and
you can go inside here you see everything is in a group so if I need to
edit anything at all you can do it works just fine okay there
you have it now you know how to make a youtube and screen fast in Camtasia if
you like this video make sure to hit the like button make sure to subscribe to my
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Question: How can I become a better speaker? | Life Without Limbs - Duration: 1:52.
Got a real quick question from Scott:
"Nick, any advice that you would give us if we are aspiring to be a speaker?
Look. I love that whether we are on stage or not, we preach the gospel using words or not.
In our daily life, that's how we can most convince people in that there is
an unseen but unconditionally loving God.
If God is calling you to share your testimony up on the stage,
first of all, public speaking is the biggest fear in the world, according to Google.
The second biggest fear is death itself. So, quite frankly there are some people
who'd rather die before they're called up onstage in front of an audience.
And so, first of all: Think big. Start small. Act now.
I really would just encourage you to not just practice or try pretending you're in front of an audience,
get somebody to kind of listen to you, or read your script. Stick to your script.
And even if you have to first read it, and then go from reading to then note point and then note point
to memory. And that took about actually 500 speeches for me to get there.
And so, don't be afraid to start at the beginning because that's exactly where we start.
Think big. Start small. Act now.
And then remember Matthew 10:19, "For it's not you who's speaking, but I through you."
So, as you open your mouth, God will touch your lips in Jesus' name.
And when you know why you're doing what you're doing,
and you know who's in your corner,
then you become unstoppable for Jesus Christ.
I love you so much!
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How to Create a Rotation Symmetry Pattern in Illustrator - Duration: 16:44.
Hello everyone and welcome back I am
your host
Elias sarantopoulos. In this Adobe
Illustrator tutorial I will teach you
how to create a Rotation Symmetry
pattern based of an object around a
central point. We will start off drawing
the initial shape, adding a Variable
Width stroke, making transformations,
utilizing Illustrator's Pattern tool for
making this Symmetrical Motif and then
apply our design to a Pillow Set Mock-up
inside Photoshop.
So to start off our Symmetry pattern
Illustrator tutorial let's go ahead and
create a new Document, now the size of the
new Illustrator document you're going to
create doesn't really matter, I'm just
going to use one of the Print presets,
the A4 preset, Orientation Landscape, just
going to give it a name of Rotation
Symmetry Pattern and click to create. I'm
also going to go up to the View menu and
bring up the Grid because it helps me
align things up. OK, let me zoom in a
bit and the first thing I'm going to do is create
a circle. So I'm going to use the ellipse
tool, no need for a Fill color, just Stroke. So
I'm going to hold the Alt key, Alt + Shift
actually to create a perfect circle from
the center point here, like so. OK, now
with the Direct Selection tool I'm going
to marquee you select this Anchor Point and
then I'm going to press Delete on my
keyboard and now we are left with just
this single path. Now on this single path
I'm actually going to create a variable
width on this stroke.
OK so for that we're going to use the
Width tool and there's a shortcut for that
which is the Shift + W. Now the Width tool
actually resides right here inside your
Toolbar which is this one so if you
hover over it says Width Tool and in
parenthesis it gives you the shortcut
which is Shift+W. OK, now just to
demonstrate how the Width tool works, all you have to
do is just hover over anywhere
around the Stroke path and then on this
centerline just click and drag and just
create the first width.
Maybe another width here, add one there
and so on so you get the idea how this
tool works. So I'm going to Undo this,
CTLR + Z/Cmd + Z, I'm going to focus
on the first Anchor point right here so
I'm going to hover over this last, this
actually this first anchor point right
here, going to click and drag to create the
first width and then at the bottom here
the last anchor point I'm going to hover
over again, I'm going to taper this in
like so. OK, all right now, here's a tip
for you; at the event that you want to
save this custom Stroke for your next
project what you do is select this, keep
this line selected and go up to the
Options Bar or you can actually go to
the Stroke panel and then here on the
Variable Width menu which is this one
you can see this Profile, click on the
drop down menu and then you can actually
save this so this is the Save button.
Click to add this to your profiles, give
it a name and the next time you open Illustrator it
will be there for you. OK,
all right now let's go ahead and create
the Rotation Symmetry. Now the rotation
symmetry actually happens around a point
so let me show you what I mean. We're
going to use the Rotation tool, okay so
click on that Rotation tool and the
Reference point right now sits at the
center so I'm going to change this
Reference point and move it right here.
So basically all you have to do is just
click once,
like so. OK, and now let's go ahead and
create a duplicate so hold down the Alt / Option
key and then as you move ready hold down
the Shift key to constrain the movement
and now we have the first duplicate. Now
instead of me going back and forth
between Rotation tool and Alt + Shift / Option + Shift and
so on the easiest way to continue this
transformation is to go up to the Object
menu, Transform and then Transform this
again and the shortcut is CTRL + D or
Cmd + D on the Mac. So let's go ahead
and run the shortcut, CTRL + D for me like
so. OK, all right so I'm going to
marquee select all of these let's also
give it a Stroke color here, there we go
and then if you look at inside the
Layers panel we're going to actually
group all these paths so CTRL + G/ Cmd + G
and that's the first group. I
need to actually have two groups so the
second group actually will be reflected
on the other side and the easiest way to
do this is to click on hold to get the
Reflect tool, double click on the Reflect
to keep everything as is, as default but
make sure you click a Copy and here you
go. I'm also going to change the stroke
color like so. OK, so let's see let's
marquee select everything OK and then
under the Align panel here
let's align this to the Artboard I'm
going to aline this Horizontally center and
Vertically center, like so. OK, all
right now at the event that you might
need to go back I always keep a copy for
this original work here so I'm going to
click and drag to create a duplicate and
I'm just going to lock this one and toggle
off the visibility and then just going
to size this down so Alt + Shift / Option + Shift,
like so.
OK, all right no need for the Grid
anymore so you can hide it by going up
to the View menu and I'm just going to
save my work file up on my desktop.
For the next step and work towards
creating this symmetrical pattern inside
Illustrator is to actually convert all
these stroke paths into shapes into,
filled paths so with the Selection tool
I'm going to marquee select all the
artwork and then go up to the Object
menu, Path and then I'm going to use the
Outline Stroke command, if I zoom here you
can see that all these stroke paths have
been converted into shapes. Now I would
like to actually merge some of the
shapes and for that I'm going to use the
Shape Builder tool. So marquee select
everything and the direct shortcut for the
Shape Builder tool is Shift + M or you can
also go to the Toolbar and if you hover
over this is the Shape Builder tool and
in parenthesis you can see the shortcut
which is Shift + M so all you have to do
is just simply click and drag
while you're holding over these objects
they get combined. OK now I lost the
color here that's okay I'm going to
deselect everything here I'm going to click
away and then just use the Group
Selection tool and then click to get
your shape selected again, this object
and then let's go ahead and give the
color again there we go. And then with
the Selection tool marquee select again
everything and let's continue using the
Shape Builder tool. So Shift + M again and
I'm going to go on and continue combining
shapes so first I'm going on the outside
then slowly going to combine more shapes.
You see when you create, when you convert
paths into shapes then we end up
having a lot of extra points, a lot of
extra paths and that increases the size
of your vector file so by using the
Shape Builder tool and combining those
paths,
we're actually decreasing the size of
the
the vector size of the file, of our
vector so it's a very good idea to
combine shapes if you can of course, in
this case I can because I don't need all
those shapes but I need some of them.
OK, so I'm continuing doing this is
clicking and dragging and just holding
here and combining shapes. OK I think
it's almost over
let me see, got a couple of here let's
see I thing I'm pretty much done here.
All right there you go now the shape is
ready and for the next step we're going to
go actually go ahead and create our
pattern.
Now in order to create a motif pattern
inside our Illustrator document we're
first going to select all of the artwork,
again I'm going to use the Selection
tool and I'm going to marquee select
everything then go up to the Object menu,
Pattern and then Make. Now we get this
message here that says "the new pattern
has been added to the Swatches panel",
this is the Swatches panel and this is
the pattern itself. Now we're not
finished yet just click OK and as you
can see we are inside the Pattern
Editing mode and also the first thing we
see is that the default Tile Type is
creating a Grid based pattern based off
the size of the artwork itself, this is
the artwork itself. Now the Tile Type
right now is Grid but you can also have
Brick by Row, Brick by Column and so on.
Now the Grid Tile Type means that the
center of each tile is horizontally and
vertically aligned to the center of the
adjacent tiles and these are the
adjacent tiles all around but the thing
is that I don't have any breathing space
between those adjacent tiles so in this
case because I would like to have some
more breathing room, let's say on the Top
on the Right space on the Bottom space
or on the Left space I'm going to use
the Pattern Tile tool which is this one
right here. So click once and by the way
this is our tile, the square. OK so the
Pattern Tile tool give us access to
adjusting our tile so we are going to
tile this up to adjust the spacing by
grabbing it from the corners and spacing
it evenly. So for that open hold
Alt + Shift / Option + Shift
OK, I'm exaggerating here a bit so
I'm just going to bring this down like so.
And if you like what you see first let's
go ahead and give it a name that would
be Symmetrical Pattern let's say for
example and actually I'm going to leave
everything as is inside the
Pattern Options, even the number of copies
is fine 5 x 5 you could have 7 x 7
or 9 x 9 and so on. So let's
say you like what you see, just click
Done and inside the Swatches panel,
here's the New pattern so you see if I
hover over it says Symmetrical pattern. Now
at the event that you want to go back to
this pattern, you want to edit your
Symmetrical pattern all you have to do
is just double click on it and you're
back on the Pattern Editing mode in this
case I'm just going to Cancel that out.
Now that we have created our motif
pattern inside Illustrator let's go
ahead and apply this into an object so
I'm going to toggle off the visibility
of this Layer, I am to going to create a new
layer and inside that layer just going
to use the Rectangle tool. Just going to
draw a rectangle, like so and I'm going
to fill this Rectangle with the
Symmetrical pattern we created. So I'm going
to click on the Swatches panel here and
then click once on the Symmetrical
pattern to apply it like so. OK,
so the question is how can we position
the pattern itself within that space.
Well actually there's a key for that on
your keyboard that can help us do that
and that is the Tilde key (~). The tilde key
usually resides of the upper left corner
on your keyboard so first select the
object with a Selection tool and then
holding the tilde key at the same time
we can move the position of the pattern
inside the object like so. You see I'm moving
the pattern itself within that space
because that space can be a rectangle,
and can be a Circle, you name it. OK
so that's a great key on your keyboard
that you can use. Now let's not forget
that the tTilde key can actually work
with other tools such as the Rotate tool
the Shear tool, the Reflect tool and the
Scale tool. And talking about the Scale
tool how about if we scale this up or
down inside that object. So double-click
on the Scale tool and we're going to do
this Uniformly so just make sure that
the Transform Object is not checked but
the Transform Patterns is checked and
then place your mouse right here and
hold it down the Shift key and using the
Up arrow key on your keyboard we can
size this up or we can use the Down
arrow key and size it down, like so.
One example we can use this Symmetrical
pattern we created inside Adobe
Illustrator is on pillow cases, bed sheets
and so on, so in this case I'm using a
Pillow Set Mockup, a link that also
provide at the bottom of the video
description. So this mock-up comes with
layered Smart Objects, they all here,
Smart Objects of course we can modify so
in this case we can change the contents
inside the frames on the wall, the
pillowcases and so on. So let's go ahead
and jump back into Illustrator and
actually I'm goign to go back to the
editing mode, the Pattern Editing mode so
double click on the Symmetrical pattern,
again I'm going to use the Pattern Tile
tool and I'm going to create a bit more
space between the adjacent tiles so ALT + Shift
to do that and then click Done
unless you want to click to Save a copy
if you want to have two of them. And then
let's see let's double click on the
Scale tool, let's scale this up or down
depending and let's see, let's click OK.
But I need to reposition the pattern
itself inside the object so again select
the Selection tool hold down the Tilde key (~)
and then just position of this
accordingly. OK back on the Scale tool
I like that.
I'm going to click OK okay, I'm going to select
all that, Edit menu, Copy and back in Photoshop
now let's double click on the Smart
Object, all you have to do is, CTRL + V or
Cmd + V to paste, you're going to paste
this as a Smart Object, click OK. And then
let's size this up, Alt + Shift / Option + Shift to do that
like so. OK click to Save and then it's
going to be applied on the pillow case. So all
you have to do is basically repeat the
process, scale up or down the patterns,
reposition them, even rotate them
depending the place or the object you
will apply to and this way you can
create great compositions for your
project or your clients.
Thank you for spending time with me, let
me know if you have any questions below
the comments section, don't forget to
SUBSCRIBE to my channel and share the
knowledge. Elias Sarantopoulos
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How do I think of my DIY ideas? | @karenkavett - Duration: 19:25.
Hi everyone, I'm Karen Kavett, if you didn't know, now you know, ok I'm not going to
steal Grace's intro.
So, as a DIY YouTuber, the question I probably get asked the most often, well ok no, actually
the question I probably get asked the most often is What is your favorite project that
you've ever made?
Let me know if you want me to do another video about that in the future.
But the question I get asked the second most often is how do you come up with all of your
diy ideas?
And so today I thought I would answer it for you, share all of my secrets.
Settle in, this is going to be a long one, let's get into it.
So the first thing to keep in mind is that coming up with DIY ideas is just like any
other skill - it just takes practice.
I've been making DIY videos for almost ten years now, and I've been doing them weekly/monthly
for HGTV for about five years.
So I have been in this mindset for a really long time, and once that becomes your job,
it kind of shifts how you see the entire world.
I am always looking for inspiration everywhere that I go.
When I'm out shopping, I'm like, could I make this instead of buying it, or what
could I make out of this thing that I'm buying?
Or if I like get packages in the mail, I'm like what could I make out of all of these
packing supplies?
Literally just seeing DIY ideas everywhere in my life.
And that's why I'm so grateful to live in a time of smartphones, because I can literally
just take a picture of anything that inspires me, or I can jot down little notes so that
I'll remember them later.
Sometimes I'll come up with an idea for a holiday like a year in advance, like Christmas
has just passed and then I think of a really good Christmas idea.
So I'll literally just put it on my calendar for next year's Christmas and when that rolls
around again, there it is and I haven't lost that idea.
So, a technique that I find really helpful when I'm coming up with DIY ideas is to
ask myself what problem am I solving with this DIY?
For example, with my DIY front door station thing, which I still use literally every day,
my problem was that I didn't have a central place to put my shopping bags, my keys, my
coupons, and this DIY solved that.
With my recent patches video over on HGTV, my problem was that I wanted to use my favorite
patches without permanently attaching them to a single item of clothing, so I came up
with 5 ways to use a patch that doesn't involve ironing it to a jacket.
Or, the problem might be as simple as my phone case isn't cute and I want it to be cute,
or my textbook cover is boring and I want to craft onto it.
But I personally find that framing every single DIY idea as "What problem am I solving"
it really just helps keep me on track and not make pointless stuff that would end up
on the subreddit DIWhy.
So another thing that I think about is whether I'm going to be making an item from scratch
or decorating an existing object.
For example, all of the incredibly talented artists who make little clay sculptures, which
is not a talent that I have, but I am in awe of everyone who does it.
They are sculpting an item and creating a shape that didn't exist before.
Or, most of my Perler bead DIYs I think would fall into this, some of my duct tape DIYs.
It's where the medium that you're using becomes the item that you've created.
On the other hand, you can decorate an existing object, like a textbook cover, or a notebook
or a pumpkin or an ornament.
In fact over with my craft supplies I actually keep an entire box that I've labeled Blank
Projects and it is just plain stuff like tote bags and notebooks and shoes that I can craft
onto if I think of a new way to decorate any of that stuff.
Another distinction that I like to use to to narrow down all of the potential DIY ideas
is derivative crafts vs evergreen crafts.
Derivative crafts, which is a term that I just totally made up, I think it fits but
it's not like an industry term or anything.
That's a project that, that I would say uses existing symbols or characters or properties
from other media.
For example, all of my many Harry Potter DIYs that I've done, or Gilmore Girls or Riverdale.
I generally have to keep that kind of stuff on my main channel instead of on HGTV because
there could be copyright issues, but I find it easier to come up with an idea if I'm working
within the framework of an existing property.
And it can also be easier for the audience to relate to and want to make the craft if
it uses symbols that they're already familiar with.
For example, when I made the Golden Snitch gift bow, I'm basically just showing you
how to make a paper gift bow with an ornament in the middle.
But, because I photocopied Harry Potter books, and I turned the ornament into a Golden Snitch,
it becomes something that they can relate to and will share with their friends who also
like Harry Potter.
On the other hand, evergreen projects are things that don't fit within any certain
property or fandom or holiday, it could just kind of be posted any time of year.
It's just um, I don't want to say generic, but you know like, it doesn't necessarily
reference anything else, so a lot of the jewelry projects that I've made would probably fall
into that.
So speaking of holidays I would say those fall into the derivative crafts label, because
I'm working within a set of cultural expectations, a visual vocabulary that I share with my audience.
That's why I find making a Halloween DIY to be easier than just coming up with a project
out of thin air, because the framework of the holiday is already in place.
I could make a costume or decorate a pumpkin or make a spooky decoration.
I could use ghosts or spiders or jack o lanterns.
For Easter, every single crafter shows a new way to decorate Easter Eggs.
Even something like Back to School, which isn't really a holiday, but it is a shared
event.
We can think about, what is a new way to decorate a pencil or a pencil case or to make a homework
station, which is a problem that is shared by families all over the world, so if you
can think of a new way to solve it, that's something that people would be interested
in watching.
In general, not even just with DIY projects, I just think it is so much easier to come
up with ideas with restrictions placed upon you.
So it might be the framework of existing holidays like I just talked about, or I'll just sometimes
put arbitrary restrictions on myself.
So I might start with the material - let's think of a problem that I could solve using
duct tape.
Or I really need to use up these flower pots because they're taking up too much space with
my craft supplies, so let's think of a way that we can use them.
And let's look at the shape of the item and think of what other things that shape reminds
us of that we could turn it into.
I might start with the problem that needs solving - my enamel pins are really messy
and disorganized, how can I organize them.
Or maybe I'll start with the shape - hot air balloons are really cute, it's a really
fun shape- how can I craft a hot air balloon using the supplies that I have?
Once you have a way into thinking about the idea, it is so much easier to come up with
5 ways to decorate a flowerpot than it is to come up with 5 DIY somethings.
Another thing that I personally think about is how easy it would be for you guys to get
the supplies.
Because the hope is that you're gonna watch my video and then want to make the project
yourself.
And I know that a lot of people love watching DIY and never craft anything, that's totally
fine.
I watch a lot of cooking videos, literally never cook.
But you know, that's kind of the goal that I'm going for, is for you guys to be able
to make the thing if you wanted it.
But for example, when I was brainstorming my Shark Week DIY over on HGTV, my dad mentioned
that he had an actual like giant sharks tooth that I could use if I wanted to.
And while that might have made for a cool DIY, none of you guys are going to have access
to a giant shark's tooth.
Or if I think of a project but it uses $200 worth of fabric, I might rethink that one
because I know that most of you don't have the budget for that and I personally don't
have the budget for that, because I have to buy all the supplies that I use.
There is something to be said for just watching someone make a really cool thing that you
know you don't have access to the tools or the materials but you just want to watch them
make it, and I'm not saying that one is better than the other, but personally I prefer to
keep my crafts a little more accessible and use supplies that you guys might already have
or at least have access to.
That's another restriction that I'll sometimes put on myself, is what can we make out of
really common supplies that people probably already have in their homes?
Or what can I personally make out of the supplies that I have out with all of my craft supplies
so that I don't have to be constantly buying more and more craft supplies?
So while I'm talking about craft supplies, I just want to plug my Amazon Affiliates shop
really quickly.
I don't have a car so for me personally, it is a lot cheaper to get my supplies delivered
directly to me instead of taking a Lyft to the craft store.
It also means that I can give you guys the exact link so that you guys can buy the exact
same supplies that I'm using in the video.
So in the descriptions of most of my videos, I actually have links to all of the supplies
that I could find online and if you click those, those are actually Amazon affiliate
links.
So if you click one of those links and then buy anything on Amazon, not even the thing
I linked you to, if you click the link and then buy anything else, I will get a small
percentage of that money.
It is a really great secondary source of income for me, so if you want to browse my favorite
craft supplies or the supplies for specific projects I've shown you guys how to do before
or my camera equipment or my favorite jigsaw puzzles, I have a ton of lists over there
and I'll have that linked right down below if you want to check that out.
So anyway, back to talking about DIY videos, the next distinction that I like to make is
aspirational vs accessible content.
Again I am not saying one is better than the other, they both have a place here on the
internet.
Aspirational content is where I would place LaurDIY or Zoella, people who have super high
production values, beautiful content, beautiful photos, but it's not necessarily something
that all of us can actually achieve in our daily lives.
Whereas on Pinterest and Facebook you might see a lot more accessible content, where it
might not have the best lighting or like a really nice camera, but it feels like something
that you yourself could actually make.
And with those like poorly lit or poorly shot videos, I feel like is so much value in, if
this video has 5 million views, I'm so much more likely to sit there and watch it because
I know that the idea behind it has to be good, if this many people have watch this like,
objectively poorly shot video, there has to be a really good idea there.
So every single time, I'm going to sit there and watch to find out what it is.
Personally I try to straddle that line a bit and I think most people do, no one's like
clearly on one side or the other, where I hope my ideas are accessible to you guys but
I do have a nice camera, pretty good lighting, pretty good editing, so I hope the production
value feels kind of aspirational but I hope the ideas are pretty accessible.
So I guess that was kind of tangent about DIY videos instead of DIY projects, but something
else I just want to say about DIY videos is that it's not always about who can create
the best projects - it's about who can get an audience to care about their projects.
That's why I do so many rainbow and colorful projects, one because I like them and it fits
my aesthetic, but two, because super bright colors will catch your attention on Facebook
and Instagram and YouTube and they just look really good on camera.
You can even think about the shapes and the textures of your projects and how well those
work on camera.
Something made out of super thin wire might look really beautiful and delicate in person,
but it's a little harder to translate that to an eye-catching thumbnail.
Whereas a really colorful textural shot of mixing paint, that's something that our eyes
are just drawn to, that we want to look at.
5 minute crafts are the masters at starting their Facebook videos with weird, colorful
imagery that every single time makes you just stop scrolling and look at it to see what
they're doing, try to figure out what's going on there.
So another thing is to think about the aspect ratio of the video that you're creating
- a super vertical project might not do as well on YouTube where we do wide 16x9 videos.
But it might look really good on Instagram where they really like vertical videos.
Or something square might look beautiful in a square Facebook video, but that might be
a little harder to show in a vertical video because you have so much empty space above
and below it.
That's really only a consideration if you're gonna be filming your projects and sharing
them, not if you're just making stuff for your own personal use, but it's just another
thing to think about.
So ok, I have two more tricks for coming up with projects.
Of course I'll scroll through Pinterest for inspiration once I've come up with the general
topic or idea.
But I try to change the idea at least a little bit so that I'm not outright stealing, which
I have not been perfect at, I don't think anyone's been perfect at that.
But I try really hard to not just like recreate something that somebody else has made.So I
trick that I use to change it up is to think about how the scale of the thing.
So the geodesic dome bowl I made over on HGTV, that was actually inspired by this geodesic
play, cardboard playhouse thing that I saw on Pinterest and I was like, I don't have
that much cardboard or I don't have that much space to make this giant thing, but it's a
really cool shape.
What if I made it smaller and flipped it over and turned that into a bowl?
Or the cardboard gingerbread men that I made Christmas - I was thinking about what is a
shape that I really want to use from the Christmas visual vocabulary, and I thought of gingerbread
men, and then I thought it would be fun to make them giant and oversized so I made those
out of cardboard and I really like how they came out.
I personally have always loved miniatures, I've always loved things that are way bigger
than they're supposed to be, so that's just a theme that I have used throughout the years
And finally, my last tip is to just know your craft supplies really really well.
First know what you have.
So I go through all of my craft supplies once a year, reorganize stuff, throw out a lot
of stuff that I know I'm not going to use, and doing that reminds me of supplies that
I have that I might have forgotten about.
And so I'll always get a bunch of new ideas just by looking at all of the options that
I have in front of me.
And two, just know how your craft supplies behave, that's another thing that just comes
from practice.
A little fun fact, I usually don't make test versions of my projects- usually the
one the one that you see me making on camera is the first time that I've done that project.
It doesn't always go well, as you've seen in my craft fail videos.
But, I've been crafting for so long now that I just know have the knowledge of what
glues and adhesives work best on what materials or how duct tape behaves or how felt behaves
so I can just visualize in my mind how the project is going to come out, and usually
it comes out the way that I expected it to.
But again, that just comes from practice just like anything else out there.
So ok, that was a such a long video, but I hope that if you are struggling to come up
with DIY ideas or if you're wondering how I do it, that I gave you some strategies and
some ideas for how to go about coming up with projects.
I would love to know in a comment right down below if you use any other strategies or if
you have any other questions about anything that I covered.
And if you know any crafters or aspiring crafters or professional crafters, send them this video
and we can all talk about DIY projects in the description, nope not the description,
in the comments altogether.
So I'm going to include links right down below in the description of all of the projects
that I talked about and I'll also include a link to my Amazon Affiliates shop, which
you can just click around and if you decide to buy anything, I'll get a small amount of
that money and it doesn't cost you guys anything if you were gonna like buy the thing on Amazon
anyway.
Ok, I'm going to go, thank you for coming to my TED talk, I wish.
I wish this was a TED Talk.
Alright, I'll see you guys next time.
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How To Stop Dog Vomiting In Car? 5 Techniques To Prevent Dog Car Sickness - Duration: 2:33.
Hi, Mirko here from Healthy Pet Systems.
Today I will tell you how to stop dog vomiting in car ie. how to prevent dog car sickness.
So let's dive in.
When a dog is driving in the car note that he or she feels fear, excitement and many
other feelings that are sometimes overwhelming.
It is not a rare situation that dog vomit in the car.
This problem is called a dog car sickness.
The good news is that there are easy techniques for dog car sickness prevention.
Ok, now let's see 5 techniques to prevent dog car sickness:
First, transform pet perception.
Take your pet to the dog park where he feels good.
Also, when you come home, play with your dog.
Repeat this procedure more times in order for your dog to transform the perception of
the car traveling.
Second, distraction.
The distraction is a very nice technique to prevent dog car sickness.
It is always good to have someone who will play with the dog and distract him or her
while you are driving.
Third, open the car windows.
Fresh air in the car is very good for your pet.
This technique can lover the risk of dog vomiting in a car.
Fourth, don't feed the canine before the ride.
Make sure your pet has an empty stomach.
In many cases, this will stop dog vomiting in the car.
Fifth, dog car sickness pills.
The ultimate way to prevent a dog from vomiting in the car is using a dog car sickness pills.
Ask your vet to prescribe medication for dog car sickness.
Usually, you will get Dramamine.
To find out more, I created a great guide about dog vomiting where I show you 8 techniques
for dog car sickness prevention.
Also, in it you will find how to stop dog vomiting, top 16 reasons why my dog is vomiting,
how can I stop my dog from vomiting in the car, what to do when a dog is vomiting, how
can I induce vomiting in a dog, and a lot more.
A link is down below in the description.
If you like this video, hit the subscribe button to receive more like it in the future.
And remember let's keep our pets healthy!
Bye!
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How to Macrame Diwali Kandil | Chandelier | Jhumar - Duration: 21:07.
Hello Friends... Welcome to my channel.. My name is Shital..
Today i will show you how to make Macrame Jhumar
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Lessons Learned of How to get to 20,000 Subscribers - Duration: 15:24.
one of my favorite quotes ever is if you want what I have you got a do what I do
what is up everybody this is Chris from the rewired soul where we talk about the
problem but focus on the solution and if you're new to my channel my channel is
all about helping people with their mental health so for any that kind of
stuff make sure you subscribe and ring that notification bell but right now you
might be thinking oh but Chris you're talking about 10 lessons you learned to
get to 20,000 subscribers what's that guy to do with mental health I don't
know if if you've been paying attention or not
but if you look around at youtubers lately they are losing their minds
sometimes I like to make videos to help my fellow creators out and I want to
talk about things that I've learned on my path to 20,000 subscribers before I
do that I want to thank each and every one of you beautiful people out there
will click that subscribe button even more so for those of you who click that
notification bell because you care about mental health and whether it's improving
yours or just educating yourself or decreasing the stigma whatever it is I
love each and every one of you so so so much so yeah without further ado these
are things that I've learned on my road to 20,000 subscribers and even if the
amount of youtube creator or even think about starting a YouTube channel I truly
believe that some of these things that I learned might be able to help you just
in life or in the workplace in general so tip number one or lesson number one
rather is something that I still work on every single day which is focus on your
own race like it is so easy for me to compare myself to other people and where
other people are there's a there's a saying where is I don't compare yourself
to where you are today based on where someone else is today compare yourself
to where you were yesterday right like I was literally just whining to Tristan
this morning I'm just going through YouTube and checking out other channels
or what YouTube recommends to me I'll just like send Trista's screenshots of
like how does this person get more views than I like it just blows my bi head
like she like brings me back down if she's like yo worry about your own race
you know what I mean but she also tells me you know it reminds me to be grateful
for every single viewer and subscriber that I have so you got to focus on your
own race I've talked about this in other videos we're like youtubers have quit
because they look at the success of other people focus on your own race and
what you are doing lesson number two connect your audience like this is huge
if like if you look at what I do like I try to reply to as many as many of the
comments as possible or at least hold them just to kind of show that I did
read it right sometimes I just don't have the words to say like it's
important like I think that's one of the huge things here's a little side tip for
anybody who is on YouTube like when I was smaller and as I was growing like if
anybody left a comment I would always remind them to subscribe I'm like hey
might want to subscribe and it worked I swear
it worked like 90% of the time I think it's important to be grateful because
something I've talked about is this disconnect that I see bigger youtubers
get between them and their audience so I want to make sure that my audience is
engaged and we're talking and having conversations at some applause so I
mentioned in another video that Tristan is now helping me with this
just because the channel is getting bigger but it's very important for us to
truly appreciate and connect with the people who are watching our content
lesson number three is support have support like Tristan is amazing support
you know Zack is amazing support my friends are some amazing support like
when it comes to this YouTube specifically like I needed people who
understood and like Tristan gets it I'm very fortunate about that but she only
gets it to an extent you know she's not a YouTube creator what I actually did
was I joined some Facebook groups of other people on this YouTube journey as
well so I support is a huge part of mental health I tell you all the time
it's one of the reasons I started my Facebook group for all of you rewired
soldiers out there by the way link down in the description
come join it like we need support we need to hear from other people who are
going through the same struggles as we are because one of the things a lot of
us suffer from is something called terminal uniqueness where we think we
are the only ones going through what we're going through that's number four
stop making videos for yourself like I had to learn that and this sounds really
weird this sounds really weird because you hear these youtubers you're talking
about Blair now like uh make your videos for other people I kept making videos
for other people well a lot of it is about the mindset I'm gonna talk about
mindset a few times throughout this video but no matter what kind of video
you're making you're making it for other people you just need to remember that so
me you know I'm truly trying to help people with their mental health right
like that is the focus that's my goal that is what I'm trying to do but like
for example my buddy q-star he has a channel where he talks about
you know reddit posts and he's a comedian and he makes fun and everything
like that like I was talking to him I'm like you
provide a lot of value dude I'm like every time I watch your videos I laugh
and it kind of makes me think right so he's making a video for me even though
he may not realize it but even people who are like storytime
two birds of floggers like whenever I make a video I'm always thinking about
what you're going to gain from it like how am I gonna help you so even if
you're doing entertainment or vlogging or music or how to like just we need to
stop worrying about you know what what what this video is about for us and how
we can help other people alright when we switch that mindset it helps
keep me motivated and keep me moving forward and also it also helps me quit
worried about so much about the numbers and the analytics and everything like
that because I remember I'm making this for other people lesson number five
comes from my man himself roberto blake roberto blake like i just i need people
to call me out i need people to you know point out entitlement and I'll never
forget when I first started on YouTube I was in a livestream of Roberto's I can't
remember if it was in our Facebook group or if it was all in one of his YouTube
live streams but I just remember he was talking about how so many youtubers want
to go viral they won't have a million subscribers they want to have this and
like Roberto straight-up said he's like you have no right to complain until you
have 1,000 videos all right challenge accepted mother you know what I mean
like it's true it's true we see a lot of people who are complaining and they feel
like you know the YouTube algorithm owes them something or the audience ohs them
something like when it comes to this like I know that I don't nobody owes me
anything YouTube doesn't owe me anything you don't owe me anything nobody owes me
jack squat until I put in the work I have no right to complain and even when
I do put in the work I barely I barely have a right to complain so if you're
somebody who's trying to create something like how much effort are you
actually putting into this like I get a lot of people who you know say oh I want
you to be able to grow and things like look I go check out their channel they
got like five videos I'm like what do you expect like what do you expect from
just a few videos so I have been taking YouTube seriously for less than a year
and a half and I have over 500 videos over 500 videos and you guys who have
been subscribed you know sometimes I put out two three videos a day like I know
that if I want to get to that goal I gotta hustle
and I don't work for it nothing is owed to me lesson number six is stay humble
stay humble is something that I'm constantly working on it's something I'm
constantly trying to do because one of my biggest fears is becoming a hypocrite
right and on my journey of growing this thing there's a lot of youtubers who
I've reached out to and I've noticed I've noticed that as I grow more of them
are starting to talk to me right and like look at I'm like that is terrible
and it's a terrible way to live that you're only talking to me once I start
growing so what I try to do is I try to be the change I want to see in the world
so I'm constantly staying humble I'm constantly looking at other creators or
smaller creators that's what I try to do collabs that's why I share a lot of
content because I need to stay humble like I was actually over a twisty tie
yesterday I was having a conversation with her because you know I reply to
comments sometimes I get a little sassy and one of my fears is reverting back to
this idea that I'm always right you know what I mean like because if I do that
like my ego is my worst enemy so I have to be able to look at these things and
saying like okay disagreement or do I am I being sick headed and narrow minded
and just think I'm always right like I have to stay humble like I am no
different than anybody watching this content right now the only difference is
I uploaded it onto YouTube that's it and truthfully truthfully I think you
know the world in general would be a better place if we just started looking
at people as people not based on their numbers or how much money they make or
anything like that this is just a human problem so like some of you have
mentioned like one of my biggest pet peeves it's just social hierarchies
right like oh this person has more subscribers so they don't talk to this
person like that is just some of the most ridiculous stuff ever so never ever
ever ever hold me up on a pedestal you know what I mean going back to what I
said if you want what I have just do what I do
what's the number seven speaking of staying humble separate the haters from
the constructive criticism because it's really easy for me to look at different
comments and think that people are just hating on me they don't get me they
don't understand all these other things but I get it
there I gotta recognize my own bias I gotta recognize you know is my ego
getting out of control thinking that everything I say is the
word of God you know I'm always right like I have to look at these things and
say okay this person actually has some good criticisms right so for example for
example I made a video with my son a couple of weeks ago and some people
notice that I move my mouth when Dylan's talking I do this all the time
Tristan pointed out that even when I'm watching my own videos I move my mouth
it's weird able to kind of filter out these things and it's an ongoing process
of like is this a criticism that actually really like pay attention to
and take into consideration or is this just me realizing that I'm not gonna be
able to please 100% of people and like thank you for your feedback but you know
I'm gonna keep doing it this way lesson number eight is huge for any creator out
there any creator out there be mindful of the content that you want to make and
like listen to your thoughts and emotions and your passions and feelings
like going back to roberto blake like we were talking he was saying feels like a
blog so he went to block some days he feels like doing photography so he does
photography and yeah you know what we're all trying to do is know what youtubers
are trying to do is like do your own thing and just have this kind of freedom
so like a great example is what i'm doing right now with this video i some
other videos I want to make because I promise to people but like I just didn't
feel like making it at this moment I wanted to record but I didn't feel like
what I do that right so I was like oh I'll just make this video because it's
what my body and my mind is telling me to make you can adapt adopt this into
part of your life so let's say for example you gotta clean your house okay
oh I don't want to clean the kitchen okay cool don't clean the kitchen don't
clean your bedroom in the living room whatever it is you see what I mean so
rather than doing nothing I just try to do something but I listen to what I want
to do freedom at our actual job so we might as
well do it when we're becoming equator on YouTube even if you're doing like
Instagram or you know Twitter stop or blogging whatever it is listen to what
you want to do like something else that I've mentioned in previous videos like I
personally don't strap my down to myself down to a schedule I make more content
than a lot of creatives a lot of creatures but I've never promised you
anything you know why because if I want to take a day off I didn't promise you a
dang thing lesson number nine quit slacking on SEO right so this goes back
to what I was saying like I have no right to complain unless I'm putting in
the work like I see a lot of creators who complain about you know huge
creators complaining about this Oh YouTube suppresses my content YouTube's
suppressing my content right but I look at their SEO I'm like are they doing
everything they can like in the in the tags and the keywords in the description
and the title like are these things search friendly and I see a lot of
people on it and again I have a look at myself and do that like if I'm being
lazy about that I have no right to complain about YouTube if I'm being lazy
one of the reasons my channel has been growing is because I make sure that
people who are looking for content like mine can find it so right now I'll give
a huge shout out to my buddy judo over at the channel positively you
know because she has about 3,000 subscribers but I look at her videos and
she has some great videos some great videos that I know people are looking
for you know how I know people are looking for them because they've asked
me to make them then I'm like oh well who knows making them but then I looked
over at her at her stuff I'm like girl you are not putting all of the effort
into the SEO to make algorithm able to find your content and like again like
who knows my girl she's my buddy and I tell people what they need to hear now
if they want to hear so now who knows putting a little bit more effort into
the SEO so everybody if you're on YouTube just know you can put 500
characters of tags in there okay good decent at writing write a detailed
description okay your titles the titles have you looking at titles they are
stuffed with such friendly keywords I take probably about an extra 20 minutes
every video to make sure that I am doing all of
those things last but not least lesson 10 focus on the solution there are a
million reasons why I always say we're talking about the problem but focus on
the solution something that is easy for me to do as well as a lot of other
creators to do is just talk about the problem talking about the oh the YouTube
algorithm this or oh the Adsense that or OD monetization this oh this this this
and like when we stay sucked into that problem we're completely missing the
solutions right so all the things that I talked about the SEO the hustle that
work all these things like what can I do so right now what I do to counteract you
know the way the algorithm works I make a ton of content I connect with all of
you I reply to your comments I do so many different things when it comes to
revenue I have a patreon I have two books up on Amazon Tristan has helped me
make merch I just do I use affiliate links where I can like like I am not
beholden to YouTube and it's something that a lot of entrepreneurial creators
have taught me like I focus on the solution sitting in the problem whining
complaining has not gotten me anywhere ever in life but you know what does get
me somewhere when I take actionable steps towards the solution okay so
anyways that's what I want to talk about and I hope whether you're a youtuber or
not you were able to take some things from this video if you want down in the
comments below let me know which one of these lessons is something that you
think that you can adopt into your life whether you're a youtuber or not okay
anyways that's all I got for this video if you like this video please give it a
thumbs up if you're new make sure to subscribe and win get notification Bell
because I make a ton a ton of videos huge thank you to everybody supported
the channel over on patreon we got some new names up there and you are all just
so amazing if you would like to help support the channel go ahead and click
the top right there alright thanks so much for watching
hustle and I'll see you next time
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How to balance a job with a side business - Duration: 4:52.
Hello there! My name is Anna Lundberg and I'm the founder of One Step Outside
where we help people around the world create a business and build a lifestyle
that brings them more freedom, flexibility and fulfillment. And today I
want to talk to you about the challenge of balancing a full-time job on the one
hand with a new business, or a so-called side hustle, on the other so I want to
talk you through five tips that I have to help you balance. Now the first one is
to clarify your why, because let's face it, it is going to be difficult. You're
adding this new business onto a very full plate already, with a full-time job
that's going to be demanding of your time and energy, with potentially a
family and hobbies and fitness and so on. So really getting clear on why you're
starting this business, why it's important to you and what its gonna
bring you as you work on it, but also ultimately when you succeed in getting
it up and running, why is that important to you, what is going to change in your
life when that happens. So number one is to clarify your why. Now number two is to
get very clear on your priorities, because however important, that why is
that we just talked about, number one, there are all these other important
things and even more so, people who matter in your life now, when it comes to
work priorities, if your business, your new business is not yet bringing money,
then probably, at least in the short term, your current work is still your priority.
So that's one thing to bear in mind and then of course you have your health, you
have your partner, you have your children and so on and perhaps those come higher
in the list of priorities than this new business as well. So it's up to you to
define what those priorities are, but getting clear on those up upfront
will really help you to make those difficult priority calls later, on make
those compromises and know that, you know, what at some point maybe you just have
to take a step back from the business and do what you have to do in the area
of your family, whatever it is that's a bigger priority. Now three and four are
connected. So number three is to plan when you're going to work on your
business, and number four is to plan when you're not going to work on your
business, and those two are equally important, you already have a really busy
calendar, busy schedule, so it's really critical to sit down, look at your calendar,
find those slots in the day when you think you can actually work on your
business, some things are gonna require more time and energy than others,
strategy and planning and so on will require a more dedicated time and space
to work on it, whereas maybe on the commute you can listen to podcasts, you
can brainstorm some ideas on a quick piece of paper and all you can message
people on LinkedIn, Facebook, Instagram and so on. So that's planning when you're
going to work on your business and of course bearing in mind your natural body
clock as well. Now you also want to plan when you're not going to work on your
business. So again, remembering all those other priorities in your life, your
family in particular, and when are you going to not be checking your phone all
the time and working your business, perhaps you can establish some ground
rules with your partner, with your children if you have them, in terms of
not having your phone at dinner, on your holidays, during a daughter's football
match or whatever it is, set some boundaries, both for the important
relationships in your life and for your own sanity. Again, when the initial
euphoria and excitement of starting the business maybe settles, which it inevitably
does, you're just gonna be faced with a hard work, and doing little bits consistently
over a long period of time is going to be critical to you succeeding. So you
don't want to burn out by pushing yourself too hard, too quickly. And the
final one, number five, related to that as well, is to be patient. Because look there
are advantages to running the business alongside your full time job in terms of
security of income and so on, and that you can explore and validate your idea
and bring in clients, and there's no pressure to bring in those immediate
sales, however the obvious disadvantage is that you won't have as much time as
you want to dedicate to the new business, you may feel like you're really juggling
everything and not being able to give your all to anything, and let's face it,
results will come slower and more slowly than if you were able to dedicate your
full time and energy to this business. So accept that, keep the big vision, the big
"why" in mind, know that you're working towards this future goal and you're
going to have plenty of time to enjoy that once you actually get there. So
there's my five tips to help you balance out your full-time job, on the one hand
with your new business idea, or business however far along that is, on the
other hand. Now do check out my blog over at www.onestepoutside.com, I have lots of
past articles and resources for you in terms of time management, balancing your
work-life integration and so on, and if you're interested in working with me as
your coach, just ping me a direct message and we can talk about potentially
getting you set up for success now, towards the end of the year and of
course in to 2019 as well. Thanks very much for watching and I'll see you next week!
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Hello guys and welcome to my channel Jon Sheppard fitness as you can see
I'm doing shoulders what you want to do is you want to put the shoulders it back
and then when you're doing the movement do not go too deep you loose your
shoulders and your struggle to get the them back up if it's heavy why I like to
do a slow steady motion usually two seconds up two seconds down do not touch
the dumbbells at the top you will lose momentum doesn't do anything for you
like I said this is in my push pull legs program go check out in the
playlist or description down below. Hope you enjoyed it if you're not
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How to use an ellipsis correctly - Duration: 2:45.
What is an ellipsis? We've all seen them - these little dots that trail off at the
end of a sentence to indicate suspense, or that there's something else coming.
But have you ever stopped to think about if there's a correct number of dots, and
when you should actually use them? Some people are just dot mad and take a
'more the merrier' approach. Admit it - we've all seen them - PowerPoint slides where
there's a trail of twelve or fifteen dots to indicate that something really
interesting is happening on the next slide. An ellipsis isn't just a random
number of dots that you can bash out on your keyboard as you feel like it.
It's a punctuation mark just like any other and it consists of three dots. No
more. No less. Three. To make an ellipsis in Word on a PC hit CTRL + ALT and the
full stop. To make it on a Mac, press Option and the semicolon, and Bingo! you
have an ellipsis, just like any other. The advantage of doing this is it only takes
up one character space, which is useful if your character spaces are limited. For
example on Twitter or in text boxes where you only have so many characters
to use. An ellipsis has two uses in a sentence. The first use of an ellipsis is
to show that a sentence is unfinished. It's used when the writer has left
something unsaid or when a sentence tails off. The second use of an
ellipsis is to indicate where you have left a section out of a direct quote and
you will sometimes see this ellipsis enclosed in square brackets. This is
often used when there is limited space for a quotation, or part of the quotation
is unnecessary for the context in which you're using it. Should you have a space
before and after an ellipsis? Well, an ellipsis can either be closed up to the
text it's in - that means there is no space either side of it - or it can be
open, with a space before and after it. This is a style choice there's not a
hard and fast rule about this so whatever you decide to use, the
important thing is to be consistent. So there you are - an ellipsis is an
individual character and there are two reasons for using it. I hope that helps
you out the next time you want to use one. Thanks for watching. If you'd like to
read the blog that goes with this video check out the description for the link,
and if you'd like more Worry-free Writing chat don't forget to subscribe to this
channel. See you soon!
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Hello Guys
Today I will show you How to install kali linux 20183 in vmware
The first thing You need to do is go to the website kali.org and chose download the OS you want
I already download and You have to open vmware
Make sure you do the same me!!!
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