Youtube daily Jun 13 2018

Quick question, where are you from?

Well, that's probably a question that a website has never asked you specifically.

But they know exactly where you are at because they give you suggestions or advertising that

is actually tailored to your location.

So how do they do this well it's something called Geolocation.

And today we're gonna find out how to install something like this with the help of Google

Tag Manager.

All and more, coming up!

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Now Geolocation has been around for a long time in digital marketing specifically because

you probably have seen advertising like singles in your area, or the language settings or

the currency settings were automatically adjusted on your location.

Then this is the work of Geolocation.

Now you're probably wondering how can I utilize Geolocation in combination with Google Tag

Manager to for example deploy codes or show certain things on the website based on the

location of the user.

Well, it's actually not a built-in functionality of Google Tag Manager per se and that's why

we need to utilize third-party services to get that Geolocation information.

And in this tutorial, I'm gonna show you how.

So let's dive in.

Before we get started, let's acknowledge first that with the means of Google Tag Manager

it's not possible to locate the user.

Why is that?

Well, you would need to have the IP address of the request that comes in from the server

to geolocate the user.

Now Google Tag Manager is basically JavaScript it runs on the browser of the user and there's

no way of identifying the IP address through the browser alone.

And therefore there's also no way in Google Tag Manager to for example build a variable

that would get us the IP address through JavaScript.

The only way we could do this is through outside help from either your server where you could

install a script that sends it back to the page, or use a Geolocation API.

One of those is geoPlugin.

It's a free API service that you can install on your website.

There are some important limitations to this geoPlugin and I recommend to read through

their user's policy if you are eligible for the free tier here.

You don't have to sign up to anything but if you want to use the geoPlugin with your

SSL site so you have HTTPS here in the front, then you need to pay for access which is quite

affordable I think it's $12 per year.

For that you would then also need your API key to attach to the script here.

So how would we install this?

All you would need is this JavaScript here that you can simply copy from their website

and we'll install this with Google Tag Manager.

So we'll just open up a custom HTML tag call this geo for now and implement your code.

Then let's attach a trigger I'll just go with the old pages trigger, save this.

Refresh our preview and debug mode, refresh our page, and this is now deployed on our

website.

Now what it does it requests information from the geoPlugin that geoPlugin will send the

data back and give us some information informs of some JavaScript functions.

So if we execute these functions we can simply do that by opening up our developer tools

under view options developer and then JavaScript console, and type in one of these commands

so for example let's go with the geoPlugin city.

It will give us back the actual city where the plug-in located us.

Now I'm in Berlin so if I go into geoPlugin country code for example, we should obviously

get de for Germany.

So a host of other functions here that you could execute some more, some less useful

to make this actually something that you could use in your tag manager account.

I'd recommend to build a custom listener function out of this.

So I've done this right here where you load the geoPlugin then execute these functions,

put them actually in variables, and then push them to the data layer.

So we'll have them available in Google Tag Manager as well.

I'm gonna link up this code down below.

So let's add this to our page, we just need to add our trigger this is pause right now

let's unpause this, save this and refresh our page.

And that code should then deploy our data to the data layer we see here our geo event.

Let's look into the data layer; we have these data layer information now available, country

name, country code, currency code, if you wanted to do anything with the currency, the

city, the region.

There's more data available in the API I didn't push all of this might be relevant to you

so look through the documentation right here.

Now what can we do with this information once it's in the data layer?

You can build a data layer variable.

So let's say we wanted to pull out this country name from the data layer how would we do that?

You can go over to Google Tag Manager in the variables menu, click on new user-defined

variable this will be a data layer variable for the country.

And we'll choose as a type the data layer variable here and enter the key which is in

our case at the country name.

Alright let's save this, refresh our page, refresh this and we should see now in our

variable menu if you go to geo here that our div country is Germany.

Now what can we do with this country and this variable?

Well obviously we could use this in our tags.

So for example if we had an event tag by Google Analytics, we could use this in our actions

for example here, just click on this brick icon and we can choose our div country and

that would be sent over to Google Analytics.

Once this tag gets fired, we could also put this into a Facebook tag for example right

here.

So if you have a custom event I could just add this on in an object it's called this

key event or country rather and then input with the two curly brackets our div country

right here.

Alright so every time a track click would be sent over to Facebook, it would also have

the custom parameter attached as country and then the country that the user came from.

So this is obviously how you can use that in tags.

We are probably most interested to use this actually in our triggers.

And in our triggers it's also not a big deal, we could also build a country trigger for

Germany and use our preferred trigger here.

Although we need to be very careful when this information is actually available.

Because if we look into our waterfall here of the different events that fire, we see

that the geo-information in the data layers only available after the page view.

Sometimes before the DOM Ready, sometimes after the DOM Ready it depends on your website

and how fast it loads and how many tags here obviously have in your Google Tag Manager

count.

Now if we wanted to use this in a trigger that fires normally on the DOM Ready or Window

Loaded that would be fine.

But any information or any event that you would use previous to the geo event would

not fire because the event data is not there yet.

So be aware of that we could go within custom events since we have already a geo event in

our data layer.

Your custom event would be geo and then only on some events where a div country equals

Germany for example.

Let's save this and then we could attach this to one of our tags for example this click

tag.

Save this and refresh our page.

And we see our geo event tag fired because our variable actually was DIV country Germany.

Now to test this out, I'm gonna open up a VPN here.

Go to the United States; refresh the page, now you see a different page here because

mine is actually running on the local host.

And we see that our listener fire but our GA even clicked didn't fire because our Geolocation

should now be the country United States.

So that works as expected and I hope you now understand how you can use this Geolocation

plug-in for your purposes to deploy tags.

Just a word of warning to some of you out there that might want to use this for compliance

purposes for GDPR or any other privacy laws out there, there is actually an add-on to

the Geolocation plug-in so you could obviously check in your conditions here is the country

one of the European countries.

But there's also an add-on to this geoPlugin which actually let's see if the user is eligible

to the cookie law.

So this would be it will come from one of the 27 European countries that have the cookie

law in place.

And that would just simply give you this cookie consent function that you could deploy in

order to see whether the user is eligible because not all the European countries are

obviously inside of the GDPR relevant zone.

And only then show them a cookie consent form and other users from other countries don't

get bothered with it.

You could definitely do this it's just more involved because you would probably like to

connect us with tags like Google Analytics or Adwords and only fired this when somebody

consents to your cookies and to being tracked.

So there were would be actually multiple operations first you would like to know is the user from

one of these countries which you can do with this geo API then show him the cookie consent

and only if he has actually confirmed it, you would send off the Google Analytics tag.

But that, in turn, would also mean that a user who is not from this European countries

would not get all this information shown but he still needs to be geolocated, which means

the earliest that you get that information is actually here and not at the page view

level.

So that would mean in turn that you would not fire your Google Analytics and your other

tracking tools at the earliest possible moment.

That would be the page view so when the page actually loads you would need to wait every

time for the Geolocation API and do your different checks whether the user wants to be tracked

or not.

And that would mean that you so have a greater discrepancy in your data quality I would say

because the later you fire such codes, the lower is the probability of the user actually

being still on the page.

He could be already moved on to the next link or left your site by the time the Geolocation

API gives back the data to you.

So just be aware of that if you want to install any kind of privacy checks with this Geolocation

API.

All right so there you have it this is how you can utilize Geolocation with the help

of Google Tag Manager.

Now I'd love to hear from you.

Why do you want to geolocate a user?

What is your specific use case?

Please leave me a comment down below because I also want to learn from you, what you are

up to, and how you utilize this technique.

And if you haven't yet, then consider subscribing right over there because we bring you new

videos just like this one every week.

Now my name is Julian.

Till next time.

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It Doesn't Matter What You Like - What Matters is What Works! - Duration: 5:07.

Hey, this is the daily overpass, my name is Eric and I make apps! Now today I wanna talk

about how it doesn't matter what you like - what matters is what works!

Ok, as you can see the sun is just about to go down behind me!

I've been in the office all day and it's

been a beautiful summer day, so I just took the car out for a little spin, come out and

do the video a little bit, have a little drive around and enjoy a little bit of the nice

warm weather! So today what I wanna talk about is - well first of all, the live stream. So

we've been doing the live streams every Friday night at 8pm UK time but we're gonna move

that time up to 5pm. But for those of you who've attended it, you may know that sometimes

what we'll do is we'll look at other peoples google play store, so if somebody asks, I

mean this is the perfect time to ask questions. So there's been a few times when people say

"hey, can you have a look at my play store?" and we'll all look at it together as a group.

People say "hey you could change this, you might wanna try these keywords" and everything

like that. Hopefully it's pretty helpful! But the last live stream, there was one person

who asked to have a look at their app and I had a look at it and my first comment was

"I don't like the screenshots", and then I had to stop myself because that was kind of

irrelevant. I had to say "actually, that's not really what we're talking about, we're

not talking about the screenshots, you might wanna have a look at that but it depends on

what works and what doesn't". A couple of years ago I read this book called creative

mischief by Dave Trott, he's this advertising guy so he's been in the advertising industry

for years. So the book is a collection of essays and blog posts, and I found the blog

posts and the one that I like the best, I'll include it in the comments, one of these essays

or blog posts was called 'Objective Good, Subjective Bad'. And it was a story about

how he was part of this experiment where they bought a bunch of people in for a survey to

judge different types of ads and everything, and of course everyone would say "I like this"

and "I like that", and the reason he hated it, because one of the things he always tries

to get his students to do is to stop saying "I like this" or "I like that", because in

advertising, what you like and what you don't is not really relevant, it's what works and

what doesn't work. So a good ad works and a bad ad doesn't. A really clever ad that

doesn't work, that doesn't do what it's supposed to do which is to get people to buy the product

and to promote the product, then that might be really clever and everyone might really

like it, might have a great jingle, but if it doesn't work - meaning if it doesn't test

- then it doesn't do anything. A really bad a d that doesn't work, you have to look at

different criteria other than the subjective like "I like this" and "I like that". I never

thought about it that way before, a lot of these things. So I try to stop myself when

I say "I don't like this screenshot, I like this screenshot". Even when I'm talking to

clients, they'll say "do you like the way this looks?" and I'll say "I do like the way

this looks, but we'll have to see how it looks when it goes on the market", which is one

of the great things about all of the google play experiments and the AB testing and everything

you can do. And I might not be the best at doing this kind of stuff, but I always think

about that. It's not what we like or what we don't like, it's what works and what doesn't

work. Of course, a lot of times that's based on the fact that what you like and what you

don't like. So if you have an app that people aren't downloading, you might wanna have a

look at changing the icon a little bit. Even if you love the icon, even if you're like,

it's the most beautiful thing in the world, if people aren't clicking on it, you have

to think about why that would be. Try some other things, try some experiments, everything

like that. we've done experiments on a lot of our apps where we put them through and

try to see what works better, what doesn't, and a lot of times it just seems to be so

inconclusive for a lot of stuff we've done so far, especially if you don't have a lot

of traffic coming through. But it's always a place to check. And we talked about it on

the live stream too, we talked about it all the time, the number one goal is getting people

through the door, getting them to your app page. If they get to your app page and they're

not downloading, then you look at the screenshots. If they're downloading the app but they're

not making purchases, then you look at the functionality of the app, all that kind of

stuff. So anyway, I hope you guys are having a fantastic day today. I hope you join us

at the next live stream which will be at 5pm UK time, so I guess that will be 9am pacific

time and you can do the maths on the others! anyway that's it for today, I'll talk to you

guys again tomorrow!

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Food Stories for Kids from Steve and Maggie | Learn Speaking Wow English TV - Duration: 11:01.

That there… and that there… and that… oh yeah - there.

Great, finished!

Oh, hey!

Hi.

Look.

This is a menu for my new restaurant.

Let me show you.

Wait there.

Hold on.

Hold on.

He-hey!

Welcome to my new restaurant!

Look at the menu.

Oh-oh it's delicious.

Hey, this is what's for breakfast on Monday.

Lunch on Monday and dinner on Monday.

But… what's Monday?

Ha-ha…

This is Monday.

It's the first day of the week.

Monday starts with a letter 'M' that sounds like 'M', for m-m-m…

Monday!

Yeah!

Say with me: Monday, Monday, Monday.

So hey, what's the second day of the week?

Yeah!

Tuesday!

Well done.

Hey… what's for breakfast on Tuesday?

Oh-oh look!

There's tea and cake for breakfast on Tuesday.

Delicious!

So, that's Monday and Tuesday.

What's next?

Yeah…

Wednesday.

Wednesday, Wednesday, Wednesday.

Well done.

Oh-oh look!

Hey!

There are hamburgers for lunch on Wednesday!

Do you like hamburgers?

I do.

Hey!

Let's play football, let's play!

Go, oh no!

Oh, hey!

Oh, Maggie!

Oh, Maggie, look at my window!

Sorry…

Abracadabra!

Ha-ha.

That's great.

You fixed the window.

Yeah!

But that's the easy part.

Look at my menu...

O-o.

No, Maggie.

No magic.

I want to put you the menu back while I go and have a cup of tea.

Ok, sorry Steve.

Ah… delicious.

I like tea.

Ok, let's see how Maggie's doing.

Come on.

Maggie.

Maggie… have you finished?

Have you finished?

I think so.

Oh yeah, nearly.

You just need to put the days of the week here.

Yeah but I don't know the days of the week.

Ok, Maggie.

I'll help you.

Eh… well that's Monday.

That's Tuesday.

And that's Wednesday.

Ok.

Hey… we know Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, don't we?

What's the next day, though?

Yeah!

It's Thursday.

Thursday starts with 'T' and 'H' and together they sound like 'f'.

Let's practice that.

Put your finger in front of your lips and say 'f'.

Is your finger wet?

Ew… yeah!

Then you're doing it right!

So say with me Thursday, Thursday, Thursday!

Well done!

That's right Maggie.

That's Thursday.

Yeah!

Put it up.

So hey.

There's Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, then…

Friday!

It's my favourite day.

Yeah!

Oh well done, Maggie.

You've got Friday.

Yeah!

Super!

Ok.

So, the last two are Saturday and Sunday.

Yeah!

Saturday and Sunday make?

The weekend!

Yay!

Well done, Maggie.

We finished!

Yeah!

But how can I remember the days of the week?

Ok.

Hey, let's try to help Maggie remember the days of the week!

Yeah!

Hey… listen to this.

(Rapping) Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday is one week!

Yeah!

Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday is one week!

Hahaha.

Yay!

Great!

Yeah!

But, Maggie.

Oh, what's that?

Oh.

O-o.

Ice-cream for dinner on Thursday.

Hihi.

And spaghetti for breakfast on Friday!

No thank you.

(I'm going to play football.)

Oh, Maggie!

It's not done properly at all!

It's Steve and Maggie!

Mmm… oh… orange flavour.

Mmm…

Oh, haha.

Hello boys and girls.

Hi.

I'm eating sweets.

They're delicious.

This one tastes like oranges.

Mmm… it's magic!

Hi Steve!

Oh, hello Maggie.

Hi.

Hi!

Hey, Maggie, try one of these sweets.

They're magic.

This one tastes like… mmm… apple!

Wow!

Mmm…

Hey!

That's not magic.

This is magic.

Abracadabra!

Oh!

Hahaha.

He-hey!

Look.

Look.

Oh-oh.

Hey, wow!

Look.

What is it?

Yeah… it's an apple.

Delicious.

Hey!

Hey, come on, say with me: It's an apple, while you pet your tummies.

Come on.

So what is it?

It's an apple.

And again.

It's an apple.

What is it?

It's an apple.

Yeah!

Hihi.

I like apples, Maggie.

Ok, Steve.

Here you are!

Haha.

Oh, for me?

Thank you.

Yeah!

Oh, look, a delicious apple.

Yummy, yummy.

Mmm… delicious.

Much nicer than those sweets.

(Eating apple) Hahaha.

Maggie, that apple was delicious.

Yeah!

So hey!

Do it again.

Do it again!

Use your magic!

Yeah!

Ok.

Abracadabra.

Haha, look.

Watch!

Hahaha.

Hey!

Oh, wow.

Maggie, stop.

Stop!

Hey!

Look.

What is it?

Mmm…

I don't know.

Do you know?

Eh…

What is it?

Hihihi.

A banana.

Maybe.

Let's find out.

Ok, Maggie.

You can finish it.

Go!

Hey, yeah!

Look!

It's a banana!

Yeah!

So tap your tummies and say with me.

Come on.

What is it?

It's a banana.

It's a banana.

And again.

It's a banana!

Yeah!

Oh, Maggie, can I have the banana, please?

Yeah!

Here you are, Steve.

Thank you.

Oh-oh, wow!

Haha, a banana for me!

Yeah!

Oh, delicious.

Yum, yum, yum.

Haha.

Mmm… mmm…

Oh, I like bananas.

(Eating banana) Hahaha.

Ohohoho.

Mmm… thank you, Maggie.

The banana was delicious.

Yeah!

So, let's do it again.

Let's do it again.

Please, Maggie, please!

Ok.

Abracadabra!

Ohoho, hey!

Look!

Stop.

Stop!

Hey, look!

Haha.

What is it?

Oh!

Is it a banana?

No.

Is it an apple?

Hihihihi.

Mmm… maybe.

Is it an orange?

I don't know.

Let's find out!

Finish it, please, Maggie.

Go!

Ok, go!

He-hey!

So yeah, look.

What is it?

Yeah, that's right.

It's an orange.

So, pet your tummies and say it with me.

What is it?

It's an orange.

It's an orange.

Again.

It's an orange.

Yeah!

Hey.

Hey, Steve!

I like oranges.

Ok, Maggie, then the orange is for you.

Here you are.

Thank you!

Oh!

Hey!

Oh.

Sorry.

Maggie!

Hihi.

Be careful!

O-oh…

I've got orange juice in my eye!

Hey, uh…

Oh, Maggie!

Haha, sorry!

Bye-bye!

It's Steve and Maggie!

Mmm… a sandwich or a pizza?

Oh… hey!

Hello!

It's lunch time and I'm hungry.

I'm hungry too!

Come on then.

Let's choose something to eat!

Do you like spaghetti?

No, I don't.

No, I don't.

Do you like spaghetti?

No, I don't.

No, I don't.

She doesn't like spaghetti.

She doesn't like, she doesn't like, she doesn't like spaghetti, no.

Oh, what about this?

Do you like chicken salad?

Yes, I do.

Yes, I do.

Do you like chicken salad?

Yes, I do.

Yes, I do.

She likes chicken salad.

She likes it, she likes it.

She likes chicken salad, yeah!

What about you?

Do you like fish sandwiches?

No, I don't.

No, I don't.

Do you like fish sandwiches?

No, I don't.

No, I don't.

He doesn't like fish sandwiches.

He doesn't like, he doesn't like, he doesn't like fish sandwiches, no.

Look.

Do you like chicken pizza?

Yes, I do.

Yes, I do.

Do you like chicken pizza?

Yes, I do.

Yes, I do.

He likes chicken pizza.

He likes it, he likes it, he likes chicken pizza, yeah!

Yeah!

Oh, I do like chicken pizza, do you?

See you next time.

Bye for now.

Hey!

Bye-bye!

Hey, do you like that?

Yeah?

Then please 'like it'.

If you love it, you can subscribe.

Just touch here.

Go on.

If you want to watch another Steve and Maggie clip, touch here.

Yeah!

Thank you!

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Jeep Wrangler JL Magnaflow Rock Crawler Cat-Back Exhaust (2018 3.6L) Exhaust Sound Clip & Install - Duration: 5:47.

Hi.

I'm Ryan from ExtremeTerrain and today I'm here with Magnaflow's Rock Crawler cat-back

exhaust system for your 2018 and up Wrangler JL.

This is gonna be for the off-roading enthusiast that's looking to upgrade their JL with some

power and sound.

As far as installation goes, I'm gonna give this a one out of three wrenches since you

can install this in under an hour using simple hand tools.

This system is gonna be ideal for those difficult off-road drives and for anyone who doesn't

want their exhaust to hang low and contact rocks.

With this system, you get a high-quality kit for a reasonable price.

As far as sound goes I'm gonna give this a three out of five since this will add an aggressive

tone to your JL.

However, it won't be too overbearing.

This is an easy bolt-on that comes as a complete kit, requires no modification or cutting and

will re-use all those factory hangers.

With that being said let's hop into the install.

To begin this install we must first lift our vehicle up in the air.

So first step for this install, we're gonna remove this muffler.

We're gonna begin by loosening this band clamp using a 15-millimeter socket then we'll pull

the hangers out, get the muffler off.

So next we're gonna remove the exhaust hanger mounts using a 13-millimeter socket.

There's gonna be two bolts holding each mount.

Now we're gonna support our muffler and get that last bolt out which is gonna free up

that hanger and then we can wiggle it off of our exhaust.

So next we're gonna move up to the clamp next to our transfer case.

We're gonna use a 13-millimeter to loosen that up.

Now we're ready to remove this exhaust hanger then we can pull the rest of the exhaust out

of the Jeep.

So we're just about ready to install our new system.

However, since I have it next to the stock one I just want to go over some of the features

and do a little comparison.

Now, this Rock Crawler kit is gonna be a high clearance kit with a single rear exit.

So it's gonna maintain that factory look, however, it's gonna keep it tucked up in the

Jeep and free from hitting rocks and such.

This kit is designed to be a direct bolt-on and will re-use the factory hanger locations.

This muffler is made of high-quality stainless steel that's not only gonna last a long time

but it's straight through so it's gonna improve power and sound.

Now, this new system is gonna locate the muffler where the original resonator was and it's

gonna delete that big muffler in the back.

Now with that being said let's get this system installed.

So we're gonna need to remove this hanger and install it on our new exhaust.

So we're gonna begin by installing our muffler and we're gonna re-use our factory V-clamp.

Once we have that on we're gonna support our muffler so we can assemble the rest.

Next, we're gonna take our straight section of exhaust, place a clamp on it and slide

it onto our muffler.

Next, we're gonna take our over the axle section, place a clamp on it, slide that on the pipe,

and then we'll need to insert this into the hanger.

So next, we're gonna take our tailpipe, make sure to place your clamp on, then we're gonna

go over our sway bar and connect these two pipes.

So now we're gonna tighten up our band clamps and torque them to 45-foot-pounds.

We're gonna use a 15-millimeter socket to tighten these up.

Next, we're gonna tighten up our V-clamp and that's gonna get torqued to 70-inch-pounds.

Well, that wraps up my review and install.

For more videos like this check us out at extremeterrain.com.

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Bạn Đang Bị Giám Sát Khắp Mọi Nơi - 24/7 | Trung Quốc Không Kiểm Duyệt - Duration: 12:58.

You are being watched.

The Chinese government has a secret system,

a machine that spies on you every hour of every day.

They designed it to monitor subversion,

Which could pretty much mean anything.

Winnie-the-Pooh GIFs posted by ordinary housewives,

shopping sprees most people thought were "irrelevant."

Hunted by the authorities,

You will never escape.

Good guy or criminal,

If your number's low,

they'll find you.

Welcome back to China Uncensored.

I'm Chris Chappell.

And I know who you are, too.

Just kidding.

Only a tyrant would monitor everything you do online.

Or possibly your mother.

Hi mom!

Speaking of online monitoring,

I'm sure by now many of you have heard about

China's social credit system.

China's State Council released an outline

for a social credit system back in 2014.

Officials say it will "allow the trustworthy to roam

everywhere under heaven while making it hard

for the discredited to take a single step."

That sounds like some high-concept science fiction show

disguised as a crime procedural on CBS.

But it's actually something happening in China right now.

The idea is that 1.4 billion people

will be monitored and given a score—

determined by everything from credit history,

to behavioral habits,

to even the social media behavior of their friends and family.

Which is horrifying.

Imagine if your social credit score depended on

what your Uncle Ron does on the internet.

For the last time Uncle Ron,

there are no princes in Nigeria!

So how would such a social credit score work?

Well, in one city in Shandong province,

residents were assigned a thousand points each.

And if you "Get a traffic ticket;

you lose five points.

Earn a city-level award,

such as for committing a heroic act...

your score gets boosted by 30 points."

Remember, standing up for human rights

is not a heroic act.

That's subversion of state power.

Which is minus infinity points.

Here's another example of how a social credit system could work.

There's something called Sesame Credit.

It's run by Ant Financial, a subsidiary of Jack Ma's Alibaba.

Ant Financial's technology director told Wired

that even activities like playing too many videos games

or buying diapers can affect your score.

"Someone who plays video games for ten hours a day, for example,

would be considered an idle person...

Someone who frequently buys diapers would be considered

as probably a parent, who on balance is more likely to have

a sense of responsibility."

That is so wrong.

Doesn't he know any serious gamer

is probably also buying diapers

so they don't have to interrupt their gaming

with bathroom breaks?

What's the point of having a high Sesame Credit score?

It can mean perks like "booking a rental car

or a hotel room without making a deposit,

taking out loans at lower interest rates,

being shipped online purchases to try out

before paying for them,

and obtaining visas to Luxembourg and Singapore

through an expedited process."

Sounds pretty sweet.

But what happens if you have a low social credit score?

"If your score gets too low,

you can be banned from buying plane tickets,

renting a house, or getting a loan."

This all sounds pretty scary.

And I thought Facebook was scary!

"Facebook gathers a huge amount of information

about its 1.4 billion daily users—

things like age, gender, relationship status,

what kind of groceries you buy,

even the square footage of your home."

Wow, Facebook is scary.

And also, top-notch reporting from that guy.

But China also has 1.4 billion users—

or as they're sometimes known, citizens.

And the Chinese regime wants to collect data on them

for a different reason.

"The government here is saying it is trying to purify society

by rewarding those who are trustworthy

and punishing those who are not."

"China planning to go full big brother in 2020."

It's like the Chinese Communist Party wants to

out-Orwell George Orwell.

But here's the thing:

The Communist Party doesn't need a social credit score

to monitor citizens' every move.

For example,

they can just check your social media activity on WeChat.

Or the vast array of security cameras everywhere.

"Chinese technology firms, like Sense Time

are helping the government effort,

by developing advanced cameras that use

artificial intelligence to track just about everything."

In some parts of China,

authorities collect even really,

really personal information.

And as for punishing people for Thoughtcrime,

the Communist Party already has black jails.

Where they torture human rights lawyers just to be ironic.

And if you practice the wrong religion,

watch out,

because military hospitals will kill you for your organs

and sell them to rich people.

Which sounds like a high-concept science fiction movie.

But is actually something that's happening in China right now.

So the reality is, the Chinese Communist Party

has plenty of very functional tools for repression.

All without a social credit system.

And that's good—from their perspective, at least—

because most of the reporting you see

about the social credit system

is greatly exaggerated or just flat out misleading.

According to Jeremy Daum,

an editor for the blog China Law Translate,

there are several common misconceptions,

such as "The system will be mandatory by 2020,"

"All Citizens will be given a 'Citizen Score,'"

or "Your score will dictate your place in society."

None of those is strictly accurate.

One scholar at Leiden University wrote a paper called

"China's Social Credit System: An Evolving Practice of Control"

...to clarify what he also calls "major factual mistakes."

See, the Social Credit System is not one, giant, unified and well-organized system.

It's actually "an ecosystem of initiatives

at the central and local level,

operated by state and private actors."

And we all know how messy and gross

Chinese ecosystems can be.

Not one, but eight private companies have been

given permission by China's State Council

to develop their own Social Credit Systems,

like Ant Financial's Sesame Credit.

And one researcher says the social credit system

may be more "about spurring consumerism

in a country where people have historically

saved more than they've spent."

After all, Sesame Credit is all about companies

selling you stuff—

and what you buy affects your credit score.

Whereas on Sesame Street, the only sponsors

are the letter C and the number 7.

Although I do really want to buy some cookies now...

Anyway, Sesame Credit is owned by parent company Alibaba,

which is China's biggest online commerce company.

So maybe you make a nice luxury purchase on Alibaba,

and your score goes up.

And then you get an easy visa to Luxembourg,

where you'll of course,

"open up the Alipay app to find out about local sights and shops,

as well as make payments using Alipay,

and potentially rack up a higher credit score in the process."

But that's just one private company.

These private social credit systems are evolving separately

from local government social credit score initiatives.

And the local government initiatives

are also separate from each other.

I mentioned the city in Shandong

that gives you a thousand points,

and then adds or subtracts

based on your good or bad deeds.

I guess they've been reading a lot of Harry Potter books.

10 points for Gryffindor!

But in other places,

the social credit system looks totally different.

In Shanghai, the local government created

their own app called Honest Shanghai.

"You sign up using your national ID number.

The app uses facial recognition software

to locate troves of your personal data

collected by the government,

and 24 hours later,

you're given one of three 'public credit' scores—

very good, good, or bad."

And if you get "very bad," your phone explodes.

Now keep in mind, that app just draws from government databases,

so it's all info the government already has on you.

And in another part of China,

Financial Times reporter Tom Hancock found a village

where the system is...let's call it,

your grandparent's version of a smartphone app.

That is, it's handwritten notes on paper.

Villagers nominates each other for things like

"'filial piety' 'clean and tidy' and 'promotes wealth creation.'"

Kind of like your high school yearbook:

"Most likely to succeed,"

"class clown,"

and "most filial piety."

"Villagers who do well in the vote get red stars next to their name

and easier access to bank loans."

I mean, at least in the low-tech system,

people get to vote.

In other parts of China, the social credit systems

have a different goal in mind—

like dealing with a moral crisis in politics.

Basically there's a growing perception

that the central government is weak

and local governments are corrupt.

I don't know where people get that notion from!

Anyway, the idea is that—to help fix this—

you can give local governments a rating.

Of course, Chinese citizens are already allowed

to petition the government...

but that doesn't always go so well.

I'm sure things will go better once they can track

everyone who tries to petition.

What's that, Shelley?

Oh right, they already do.

And despite all the problems I just mentioned

with these social credit systems...

there are more problems.

Like, what happens when there's a mistake,

and you get assigned a low score by accident?

This Wall Street Journal articles talks about a woman

who was fined for using her son's subway card,

because the algorithm couldn't tell the difference

between theft and borrowing her son's card.

And then there's basic security issues around the fact

that they're storing so much personal data on millions of people.

In this exposé by Guangzhou's Southern Metropolis,

...two reporters found that for a few hundred yuan,

they could easily gather personal information

on anyone in the country,

including where they are right this very second.

They could also get their "hotel booking number,

ethnic group, date of birth, ID card number,

current residential address and hotel room number."

And for a little more money,

they could even find out who you shared that hotel room with.

And for even more money,

they could find out about that time you binge-watched

all seven seasons Gilmore Girls in one weekend.

Hypothetically.

So how is is it possible that reporters—

or really anyone—

can get access to that supposedly secure data

for so many people?

"Either government and police insiders

are routinely selling access

to a treasure trove of personal information,

or that national databases are vulnerable to outside hacking."

But that's beside the point.

The real point is,

in China...everyone can be Big Brother!

So you see, China isn't becoming an Orwellian nightmare.

It has been one for years!

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and buy more stuff using your smartphone.

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Let's review the relationship between a topic cluster and a

pillar page. First, you need a core topic. This should be

something broad, usually 2-3 words - something that can be

dug into and explained on a deep level. Sales qualification is a

great example of a core topic. Your core topic will take the

shape of your pillar page; your core topic will be what you're

trying to rank for on search engines. Next, identify your

topic cluster, which will be made up of several relevant

subtopics. A subtopic should be strong enough to stand alone -

in the form of a blog post or video - but when combined with

other like-themed subtopics, it should be relevant to and

support your core topic. In this case, "What is a qualified

prospect?" and "What is BANT?" are examples of strong

subtopics that support the core topic of sales qualification.

And what completes this content pillar, which solves for both

the searcher and the search engine, is connecting everything

through a series of hyperlinks. By linking all relevant

subtopics to the core topic (i.e. pillar page), you're

funneling all of your traffic to the main resource hub on this

topic. Let's see this in action. If you performed a

Google search for sales qualification, this is what the

first page listing would look like. At the top, you'll see

Google generated a featured snippet, which is the search

engine's way of answering your question simply without you

having to click through to the page. In this case, Google

assumes that if you're looking for information on "sales

qualification," then you'll find value in the BANT

qualification framework - information that's pulled from

a HubSpot resource called "The Ultimate Guide to Sales

Qualification." Below the featured snippet you'll see

HubSpot also claims the number one listing for "sales

qualification" with the same resource, "The Ultimate Guide

to Sales Qualification." In a world of trying to rank for

broad keyword terms, this is what you're striving for: The

featured snippet as well as the number one ranking. Let's say

you're interested in learning more about the BANT

qualification framework, so you click the link in the search

result to learn more. You'd be taken to this page: After the

first few paragraphs, you'll see a table of contents that

lets you know you can navigate through the guide by clicking

each section. Each section title has an anchor link attached to

it, which, when clicked, will take you to the specific section

on the page where it explains that topic in depth. You'll

also notice a "Back to top" button. This feature is a

must-have for a good user experience on a page of this

length, as it allows the reader to jump back to the top after

reading a specific section. The last thing you want is your

reader having to scroll back up through a long-form content page

to get to the top. Going back to our example, you found yourself

on this page because you clicked through to learn more about the

BANT qualification framework, which is number four on "The

Ultimate Guide to Sales Qualification." By clicking

the anchor link, you're taken to the specific portion on the

page that discusses the BANT qualification framework in

depth. And within this section, you'll notice there's a link

on "average of 5.4 people to make a buying decision." When

clicked, it takes you to another HubSpot resource titled "Why

Custom Positioning Isn't Enough to Close Deals

Anymore." This is another relevant subtopic that supports

sales qualification. Not every relevant subtopic you have will

be referenced on the pillar page (and that's okay). That's

because you may have hundreds, even thousands, of subtopic

pages that support your core topic. Instead, you can

strategically link to relevant subtopic content throughout your

pillar page when it makes sense and when it provides value to

the website visitor. Just make sure all important subtopic

pages connect to the pillar page, and use your best

judgement on what content you include. Remember, keep the user

experience and the story you're trying to tell in mind.

So that's how this page solved for the searcher by offering a

positive user experience, but how did this page solve for the

search engines in terms of traffic and visibility? This

page receives more than 1,500 organic, non-paid visits from

search engines per month. So how do you create a pillar page?

First, let's review the two most widely used pillar page

formats. Let's start with the resource pillar page. The

resource pillar page focuses on internal and external links. The

goal of this pillar page is to be a helpful resource in

connecting the reader with the most relevant sources on a

specific topic (even if it means sending people off your site).

For example, take a look at the pillar page Help Scout, a simple

customer service software company, created on "customer

acquisition." This resource pillar page is composed of

multiple sections that offer links to internal and external

resources. Generally, you wouldn't want to send people

away from your website, but this approach is solving for the

visitor, not your business. The biggest advantage of a pillar

page format like this is you have the opportunity to generate

inbound links from sources you include on the page. This page

has more than 300 inbound links pointing to it, most of which

are sources mentioned on the page. For this type of page,

you'll need to develop an outreach plan to let the sources

know the page exists. Next is the 10x content pillar page. The

goal of this type of pillar page is the same: To provide a

comprehensive overview of a specific topic. But the 10x

pillar page is generally made up of your owned media. The format

of this page is similar to that of an ungated ebook or a guide.

Yes, I said ungated content. Ungating thought leadership

content in the awareness stage helps solve for both the search

engine and the website visitor, not one or the other. It solves

for the search engines because they're able to recognize the

clustering of like-themed content on a specific subject,

and it solves for the website visitors because it gives them

the opportunity to view your content before deciding to

commit to downloading it. The trick is making the 10x content

pillar page conversion-focused by packaging the page's

content into a downloadable resource. You may be asking

yourself, why the heck would anyone give you their elusive

email address if they can view the same content on a website

page without providing any identifying information? Well,

HubSpot did a study in March 2017, and we found that 90% of

website visitors prefer to read our lengthy content in a PDF as

opposed to a website page. But this preference is not limited

to HubSpot's content. It's human nature to want to take

something with you if you find value in it. Think of it this

way: Let's say you go to a bookstore looking for a new book

to read. You'd probably wander up and down the aisles, flipping

through pages of various books until you find one that meets

your needs. Once you find a book you enjoy, you'll probably go

to the checkout counter and buy it to take it with you, as

opposed to staying in the bookstore hour after hour and

day after day, reading this piece of content. This is the

experience you're trying to replicate, but it can only be

done if your content provides value to the reader. We've

reached this age where everyone seems to have an ebook or guide,

but the quality of that content is a different story. Sure, you

may be getting leads, but what if people don't find value in

your content? They most likely won't continue building a

relationship with you, so that lead you captured won't be as

valuable as you think. In contrast, the people who can

view your content before downloading it and who then

choose to fill out your form will be much more qualified

because they're willingly giving you their information

even though they've already seen what your content has to

offer. For example, take a look at this 10x content pillar page

on "email outreach" created by Mailshake, a simple cold

email outreach tool. This 10x content pillar page covers a

comprehensive approach to email outreach with sectioned content.

Let's say you wanted to learn more about what an effective

outreach email looks like. Click section three at the top of this

page, "examples of good (and great) outreach emails and what

we can learn from them," and the link will direct you to that

specific section on the page to learn more about it. If you

clicked a link in the table of contents at the top, you'd

notice Mailshake offers the content as a packaged

downloadable resource at the bottom of the page. This way, if

the visitor finds value in the content, they can choose to take

it with them. How well is this page performing? Well, in less

than a year, this page has been viewed over 43,000 times, shared

on social media 398 times, attracted 372 inbound links,

acquired 5,321 email opt-ins, and acquired 402 customers.

Whew. Now those are some serious results for a piece of content

that's less than one year old. Now that we know the types of

pillar pages that exist, let's review how a company called

Etuma created their business' first ungated 10x content pillar

page. Etuma is a company that helps transform unstructured

text data into decision-making information for a business.

While there's more than one way to create a pillar page,

here's a seven-step process that Etuma followed to create an

initial 10x content pillar page and topic cluster for their

business. Let's review each step in-depth. First, Etuma

identified a core topic for their 10x content pillar page.

Etuma performed research on keywords their primary buyer

persona, Customer Experience Manager Maggie, might use when

looking for information online. They identified the broad term

"text analysis" and decided on it as the core topic because

it's an awareness-stage subject that Maggie would search

for and it's connected to a product or service they offer.

If you're going to take the time to create content that

educates your audience, make sure it connects to, and

supports, at least one of your products or services. If it

doesn't, ask why you're creating it in the first place.

Second, Etuma identified their topic cluster. You may already

have content created in support of your core topic. Instead of

re-inventing the wheel, identify current owned media that's

relevant to your core topic. In this case, Etuma already had

four pages of text analysis-themed blog content and

a series of YouTube videos. And while it may be great that you

have subtopic content already created, don't sell your

business short. Brainstorm a list of as many subtopics as

possible that bring value to your core topic that have yet to

be published. Once you make a comprehensive list of subtopics,

narrow it down to six of the strongest subtopics that support

your core topic and its pillar page. Remember, you can continue

growing your pillar page, so having a list of subtopics

already identified will help make that process easier. That

comprehensive list you made is the content gift that keeps on

giving. Third, Etuma created blog posts for their subtopic

content. If you're like Etuma and you choose at least one

subtopic that needs content created, you're going to need

a way to bring it to life. Create a blog post first because

there are various opportunities for repurposing it in the

future. Etuma needed content for their subtopic "categorization

systems," so they created a blog post titled "How to

Create a Customer Feedback Taxonomy." Once Etuma created

this blog post, they had a blog for each one of their subtopics

they identified. Fourth, Etuma repurposed their subtopic

content into a downloadable offer. Once you have all the

content you need to create your pillar page, repurpose the

subtopic content into a downloadable offer. Remember,

the goal here is to use the content you have to put together

a helpful story for the reader, which explains the core topic

in-depth. Create the content offer before the pillar page.

This way, you'll be able to prepare a highly relevant

conversion action (downloading the content offer) to have on

the pillar page so your business can start generating leads as

soon as the page is published. Fifth, Etuma deconstructed their

downloadable offer into a 10x content pillar page. Etuma took

the same content offered in their guide and formatted it to

fit on a website page. We all know "content is king." Matt

Cutts, formerly with Google, coined this phrase many years

ago, but design is sometimes forgotten, and it's just as

important, if not more important, than the content on

the page. You want people to have a positive experience when

they're reading your content. Think about the last bad

experience you had at a restaurant you visited. Did you

go back? To make sure your 10x content pillar page provides a

positive experience, check out these 13 layout tips outlined on

Etuma's example. Let's review each layout tip in more

detail. Starting at the top-left of the example, with tips one,

two, and three, apply consistent on-page SEO best practices,

referencing the core topic in your page title, URL, and H1

tag. Moving down to tip four, include conversion-focused

landing page elements. Really, this is what a landing page

should look like: text to the left with bullet points to

describe the offer's value, an image of the offer's cover in

the middle, and a form to fill out and access the offer to the

right. Insert the form directly on the 10x content pillar page.

Doing so reduces the amount of conversion actions a reader

needs to take to download the resource. That being said, if

you're more comfortable with a dedicated landing page with a

form to access the offer, insert a CTA on the pillar page to send

readers there. Moving down to tip five, add an anchor-linked

table of contents below the conversion point with the line

"click the link to go directly to a specific section." This

lets the visitor know they can view the content first before

deciding to take it with them. Moving up to the top-right of

the example and layout tip six, you'll notice there's

website navigation. The goal of this page is to create a

positive experience for the visitor, not force them to

convert as a landing page would. Moving down to tip seven,

there's a definition of the core topic. The core topic is

defined at the top of the page, which helps optimize the page to

be chosen as a featured snippet for that topic. A featured

snippet is Google's way of trying to answer your search

query simply without you having to click through to a page.

It's the first thing people see before the search result

listings. Moving down to tip eight, use relevant images

throughout the page, with the core topic referenced in the alt

text. This helps optimize the images used on the page for

image search results. Moving down to tip nine, use H2 tags

for section headers - don't even think about just increasing

the text size and bolding it. Let's keep it simple,

consistent, and neat. Using proper html structure helps

provide a clean user experience and makes it simpler to update

the page. Moving down to tips 10 and 11, use relevant internal

and external links to dig deeper into resources. Yes, I said

external as well. It helps to use external links to validate

your claims. Just use them strategically, like to support a

claim or data point you need to reinforce. Moving down to tip

12, reference your core topic throughout the page. But don't

just repeat the exact phrase - search engines are smart enough

to understand synonyms of your core topic phrase. And lastly,

tip 13, have a back-to-top button. This way, when people

click a section they want to learn more about, they can

easily jump back to the top. People probably won't read

your entire page, but they may find one section interesting

enough and want to download it and take it with them. You want

to make this process as easy as possible for the visitor.

Forgetting this step would require the reader to scroll

endlessly, or it might feel like it, which could lead to

frustration, which could lead to them leaving your page and going

elsewhere. Sixth, Etuma linked their relevant owned media

content to their 10x content pillar page. Once you complete

your 10x pillar page, you're going to need to hyperlink your

subtopic content to it, creating your topic cluster. The goal

here is to connect all owned media that's relevant to the

core topic to the pillar page using a hyperlink. The more

content associated with your topic cluster and pillar page,

the better. And don't just add any old link text. Take the time

to update the anchor text to something descriptive that

supports the core topic. Etuma linked more than 20 relevant

pieces of content to their 10x content pillar page. And

you'll notice they took the time to create descriptive

anchor text to let the searcher and search engine know where

they're going. Seventh, Etuma created a conversion path for

people to access their 10x content pillar page. The goal

here is to let people know this content is available, because if

you don't, you run the risk of a large portion of your website

visitors never finding it. Forgetting this step would be

similar to building a new addition on your house without a

door. No matter how great that room is, no one would be able to

get in, so what's the point? Another placement to

consider is a dedicated section with a CTA near the top

of the home page, with an image and descriptive supplemental

text. This doesn't mean it always needs to stay here on

this page. You can promote the pillar page for a limited time,

possibly for two weeks or a month, to support its publishing

launch. And there you have it: Seven steps to creating an

effective 10x content pillar page for your business. Etuma

has been creating content consistently for years, but this

seven-step process helped them make more sense of how to

create, grow, and connect effective content. But how well

is it performing? After two months, their VP of Marketing

and Sales said, "We're receiving about four times the

leads (if you measure by quality) compared to before the

text analysis content pillar." And why do you think Etuma's

quality of leads went up? Because their content provides

so much value that interested visitors are willing to give up

their information to take a packaged download with them. If

you're looking for a place to start with creating topic

clusters and pillar pages, consider deconstructing your

existing awareness- or consideration-stage offers into

10x content pillar pages. I reverse engineered a DIY truck

camper guide through a series of blog posts for my website

wildwewander.com. And in an effort to solve for the best

experience for website visitors and search engine web crawlers,

I deconstructed that guide's content into a

conversion-focused pillar page. The result? In four months, our

non-paid, organic traffic coming from search engines increased

329%. Remember, if you have something valuable to say to

your audience and the world, don't keep it locked up behind

a form. Get it out there for all to see. Just make sure to

package it in a way that makes it easy for people to take with

them and enjoy elsewhere.

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took a cautious stance, urging the media not to jump to any conclusions.

As a more detailed response on the outcome of the Summit will be provided, after President

Moon chairs the National Security Council meeting tomorrow, the Cheongwadae stressed

the government will do its best to continue the momentum of dialogue.

Hwang Hojun has the latest from the presidential office.

A day after U.S. President Donald Trump said he would halt the South Korea-U.S. joint military

exercises,... calling them (quote) "expensive and provocative war games," South Korea's

top office was wary of drawing any hasty conclusions.

According to Kim Eui-kyeom, the Blue House spokesperson, the Presidential Office's official

stance, for now, is to try and figure out President Trump's exact intentions, but to

assist in any way possible to advance dialogue for peace and denuclearization in various

ways,... hinting that a suspension of the joint drills

with the U.S. might not be out of the question.

"A Blue House official confirmed that President Moon will convene a full meeting of the National

Security Council on Thursday... to consider what exactly President Trump was referring

to when he talked about "war games" -- whether it's the allies' usual drills or something

else."

They'll also evaluate the outcome of the Singapore summit as well as discuss follow-up measures

to implement the agreement reached by Trump and Kim Jong-un.

The Director of National Security, Chung Eui-yong, usually presides over meetings of the Standing

Committee of the National Security Council,... but the South Korean President will chair

an all-member meeting when deemed necessary.

Thursday will be a hectic day for the Blue House, because aside from the NSC meeting,

U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo is set to visit President Moon to personally brief

him on the results of the North Korea-U.S. summit.

Pompeo's visit will fulfill the promise of President Trump made during the 20-minute

phone call with President Moon on the eve of the Singapore summit.

Also visiting the South Korean President is Japanese Foreign Minister Taro Kono on Thursday

afternoon.

Pompeo and Kono are scheduled to hold a three-way meeting with South Korea's foreign minister,

Kang Kyung-wha, on the same day.

Hwang Hojun, Arirang News.

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How To Season Your Black Stone Griddle - Seasoning A Flat Top Griddle - Duration: 7:14.

what's up everybody this is Lyle with no hippie BBQ everybody finally talked me

into getting one of these Blackstone griddles I just went ahead and got the

28 inch haven't cooked on it yet we're about to go ahead and season this griddle up for

the first time I was speaking with Mike at everyday barbecue I'll leave a link

this blackstone griddle my card above description below he said I should go ahead and do a

video on this anyway first thing we need to do to get this griddle seasoned up is

there's a film on it and we're gonna get some hot soapy water and a sponge and

just get that off so I was reading through the owner's manual and it said

that this one time using soap should be the only time that you ever use soap on

this blackstone griddle and it seems to actually be coming off pretty easily or not atlas

it's not really as sticky as it seemed to begin with

Thanks you know what that seems pretty good all right I'm just gonna go ahead

and rinse this soap off we can get started with the next step look like

there is just a tad bit of this oil left on here and that is a food-grade oil so

we should be fine that should go ahead and burn off I'm just gonna go ahead and

pour some oil on the blackstone griddle here just enough for a thin layer I'm gonna get the sides

we're also going to get the outside of this as well

all right we're gonna go ahead and let this go until we start seeing some smoke

buildup on it and then once that smoke starts dissipating we're gonna shut it

down and start the process over again looks like we're starting to get a

little bit of smoke action right now we're about three minutes in on this

process so this smoke is almost dissipated well I'm gonna do now is I'm

just going to go ahead and turn it off and the rest of this residual heat

should go ahead and burn off anything that's on there and once it gets cooled

down we're going to start this process over again so far we're about twenty

minutes into this process now that we've let this griddle cool down we're gonna

go ahead and add another thin layer of oil to it spread it out like I said

we're gonna get it on the sides

and once we're done with this we're gonna go ahead and light it back up

looks good to me right there we're basically just going to repeat

this process and I'm going to repeat this process about two more times after

this and our heat is on medium high all right guys we have burned off all this

oil I'm gonna go ahead and shut this griddle down we're gonna let it cool off

and we're going to repeat this process two more times

we should be good to go after that second time you know after two more

times a season but I want to make sure I'm coming correct on this so I'm gonna

cook a pack of bacon on this just to make sure step the season that this

drill I'm just gonna cook a big ol pack a cheap bacon the fattier the better for

this

alright guys that is a wrap by the time we're done cooking this bacon should be

good to go

all right that is a wrap go ahead and let this blackstone griddle cool down we're gonna

wipe it off now before I do that let me just spread

a little bit of this oil around someone let it cool off wipe it down and this

should be a seasoned griddle we've got our bacon off really all that we need to do

is just kind of spread this oil around now this blackstone should be pretty well seasoned

but the longer you go ahead and use it the more it will be seasoned I think we

did a good job and actually one thing I do like about having this on my patio

down here is it looks like this leans slightly to the back so I'm not having a

bunch of grease like rolling into this grease trap so as of right now I like

that we'll see as I continue to cook on it

that is my technique there's several techniques out there use whichever one

works for you but really the only way to really season it is to really start

cooking on now it's been about 30 years since I've been on a griddle top in when

I was on a griddle top trust me I've probably made thirty to fifty thousand

omelettes in my lifetime as well as a bunch of other stuff so it's gonna take

a little while to work back into it but hopefully this breakfast I'm cooking

tomorrow is gonna come out well like I said I'm apt to work back into it but I

do appreciate you guys stopping by no hippie BBQ i'ma leave a link to everyday

barbecue in the iCard above description below run by there tell no hippie BBQ

said what's up and like I said he's the one that inspired me to go ahead and get

this blackstone griddle see on the next video

How to season your blackstone griddle

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AGT TV Audition Behind the Scene - Don't Miss It - Celine Tam & Daddy - Duration: 8:57.

Hello, I am Steve, a vocal coach

First of all, thank you for the love and support

We hope to publish more videos so that everyone can learn to sing while listening to Celine's songs

So I will be releasing tutorials on

Every 1st and 15th of each month through this channel

Especially the songs Celine has sung and new songs

After releasing on her channel, I will be lecturing a little

If you want to learn these songs, what you should pay attention to

I wish to enjoy Celine's performance with everybody

While the video is playing, I will moving my hands

When a gesture takes place, it's time to learn

Alright, let's listen to a song first

Celine went to AGT last year when she was nine years old. Connie, who won BGT when she was six years old, was there too

There were many very young and talented kids in AGT last year

To prepare her to sing this song, this grand song

She had put in a lot of efforts

That was one of the most popular AGTs

Not only because she was outstanding but also excellent performances from everyone

Let's continue listening

Choosing Celine Dion's song is my little gimmick

That's because my daughter loves Celine Dion, and I like Celine Dion too

So we decided to cover Celine Dion's song

It's funny, right?

Mel B's pretty cool

Let's enjoy it together, shall we?

They cut some parts out due to time limits

Let's continue watching

They all stood

This is it for the clip

So, what happened after the audition?

I cried too

You might have seen me crying on TV

Why? Because Simon said "I don't believe you, can you sing one more"

So, she sang

We prepared an MMO at the time being

What is an MMO? An MMO is like a background music

We prepared I Will Always Love You just in case

But the music wasn't playing

Simon said, how about you singing without any background track

I was like what

But Celine said I can do it immediately

Then she sang right away

To me, she has grown a lot

And she was singing better without an MMO

They forbade people from recording

How unfortunate that we cannot see her singing here

Anyway, I shed tears

So when I was playing the song, you could see my hands were sometimes very firm

Only students who have been taught by me can understand the meaning behind

I often emphasize communication with my students

Because I know precisely the instructions that I have given

Hoping that they can articulate every note in every song, every lyric, and every pitch.

Another question that you might ask is how can a child sing emotionally

Take My Heart Will Go On as an example, I would watch the movie with her

Everyone knows the movie, Titanic

We would imagine a scene

If daddy and her were on a ship like the Titanic

I would sacrifice for you

I would

Allowing her to immerse in a scene makes she wonder

Would Dad really sacrifice for me?

I would put you on that door to save your life

WIth that in her mind, she could sing with love

Most attention should be given to the last chorus

The final chorus and the first, second, and third chorus are very different

When you sing this song, remember not to use up all your strength in the first chorus since you need to save some energy for the last

It is better to preserve strength to create an epic ending for the song

But how do I sound grand and epic in the finale

And move the hearts of your audience

This really depends on the instructor, the kid, and the student

How they interpret and perform

To create an emotional impact

When you sing this song, you must pay extra attention to the finale

You cannot articulate this song without emphasizing the final chorus

Vibrato doesn't really matter that much

But if you could, why not

Of course tone, resonance, and diaphragmatic breathing are pretty important

That's why people say Celine has huge lungs

Of course, lungs are here and diaphragm is down here

Then, why do everyone say she has huge lungs?

It's actually saying that she can hold her breather for a decent period of time

A lot of the songs she has sung require that

as well as Vibrato

So don't apply it if you have not mastered the basics

And tread carefully as well when it comes to Vibrato

Because if you ignore the basics and go straight into Vibrato, it could disrupt your breathing and such

So be extremely cautious while using Vibrato

So use it carefully

If you know a thing or two about Vibrato

I highly recommend you not to use it

Master resonance and diaphragmatic breathing first

That's it for today's video

Which song will we talk about next?

Will those be classics only?

I will pick them prudently

You may also leave a comment below suggesting songs

You comments, sharing, likes, and support motivate me

Remember to subscribe to Karaoketutor

And Celine's official channel

That's it for today

See you all next time

For more infomation >> AGT TV Audition Behind the Scene - Don't Miss It - Celine Tam & Daddy - Duration: 8:57.

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