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Two technological giants, Google and Facebook, are part of our daily lives whether we like

it or not.

For many Generation Z's, it would be almost impossible to imagine day to day life without

both of these seemingly essential internet tools.

Both make our lives easier in many ways from connecting socially, to advertising, to conducting

business.

But which is the most successful to date, and who will last the longest as new technologies

break onto the market?

From simple search engines and social network tools to innovative artificial intelligence

and virtual reality platforms- which team has what it takes to lead us through to the

next wave of technical evolution?

That's what we'll find out, in this episode of the Infographics Show, Google vs Facebook.

Larry Page and Sergey Brin were both PHD students at Stanford University when they founded Google

in 1998 as a privately held company.

At that time, conventional search engines did not take into consideration the number

of times a page had been 'hit' by users, and instead listed websites that contained

the searched item word the most amount of times.

The pair developed the Page-rank system, whereby the pages that were most relevant and most

popular appeared first on any Google search.

The name Google came about as a misspelling of the word googol, which represents the number

1 followed by a 100 zeros.

The name was meant to represent the sheer volume of information held by a Google search

engine.

An initial public offering occurred in 2004, and Google moved to a new headquarters in

Mountain View, California.

Primarily a search engine, Google's rapid growth since its inception has led to a number

of offshoot products including office tools such as email, document cloud services, sheets,

and slide presentation tools.

In addition, Google brought to the world Google maps and Google translation services, bringing

the world closer together in communications.

It has most recently partnered with electronic manufacturers producing smartphones, speakers,

and virtual reality headsets.

Facebook also began life at college.

Students Mark Zuckerberg and roommates Eduardo Saverin, Andrew McCollum, Dustin Moskovitz,

and Chris Hughes launched the social network service on the February 4th, 2004.

Facebook started out life with membership limited to fellow Harvard students before

expanding the network to include other colleges and universities and high school students.

Popularity grew, and by 2006, anyone over the age of 13 was permitted access to the

social network.

By February 2012, the company was valued at $10.4 billion, breaking the record for the

largest valuation for a newly listed public company.

The primary revenue generated through Facebook is through advertisements hosted on the site.

A move of HQ to Dublin in October 2008 meant that in the following year, Facebook announced

that it was making some real cash - owing no doubt to its new tax haven status.

In 2009, Facebook was ranked as the most active social network site in the world, with an

estimated 500 million users.

In 2010, Facebook was valued to the tune of $41 billion.

Facebook had moved by this time to the third largest internet company after Google and

eBay.

Facebook entered the Fortune 500 list at number 462 based on an income of $5 billion.

The Fortune 500 2017 list, meanwhile, puts Google's parent company at number 22, while

Facebook moved to 76.

In the tech world, business acquisitions are rife, and Google's parent company, Alphabet,

has snapped up Blogger, Youtube, Skybox, Maps, Wallet, Earth, and Hangouts.

On the other hand, Facebook has swallowed up Ozio, Wavegroup Sound, Oculus VR, Whatsapp,

Lightbox.com, and Instagram.

Alexa lists Google as the world's most visited website.

And without a doubt, Google is one of the world's most valuable brands, but it has

come under scrutiny owing to the alleged breaches of privacy experienced by its users.

Facebook also came under scrutiny for the ownership and exploitation of user's personal

content.

Legal cases ensued against both sites, but both Google and Facebook have seemed to weather

the storm of litigation and controversy surrounding the sharing of their users personal content,

locations, buying habits, and search histories.

And speaking of searches, it is obvious that as a search engine, Google is king, but what

about as a social network tool?

Facebook wins for now as a social network platform, owing to its bigger user base, but

Google plus has its own advantages, including a slick interface and the ability to send

larger files with its cloud services and file sharing capability.

Google also has the benefit of sharing larger high resolution photographs which is important

for those working as media professionals.

Google keeps files safer, whereas Facebook's messenger service seems to lose older information

which, for business purposes, is a major disadvantage.

Also, Facebook has those annoying advertisements, while Google cleverly commutes it's advertisements

via AdSense to other websites.

Part of Google's success historically is the early decision to not place ads on its

search engine which set it apart from the likes of Yahoo and other search engines.

It has always maintained a clear user-friendly interface, but arguably so has Facebook.

As a business tool, it is fair to say that Google has the edge over Facebook, but as

a social media tool, Facebook is still the most widely used and therefore the hands down

winner- particularly in the Far Eastern territories.

As businesses, they have both succeeded tremendously, although Google was there first and has remained

stronger.

The truth is, most internet users use both Facebook and Google and see them as equally

valuable.

But how about looking into the future?

In 2016, Mark Zuckerberg unveiled his plans for Facebook for the next 10 years.

In Facebook's ideal world, everyone will be chatting with artificial computers, and

virtual reality goggles will be as commonplace as cell phones.

Picture a world where individuals sit at home wearing cyber glasses while connecting with

imaginary humans.

In a recent demonstration, Zuckerberg used an Oculus Rift headset with a 360-degree camera

to create a version of the real world inside virtual reality.

This brings to the technological arena a form of entertainment that the world has never

seen before.

The potential for VR as an educational tool is also very promising.

The trouble with VR though that techies have yet to be able to solve is it tends to make

people feel physically sick while using it.

In response, Google unveiled their plans for a Brave New World later in the same year.

While Facebook has yet to break into the search markets, Google is making inroads with their

social networking innovations; one of the key tools in Google's kitbag is Youtube,

the undisputed champion of web video distribution.

Youtube also has a community who socially interact as those on Facebook.

With one eye on the virtual future, Google CEO Sundar Pichai revealed that the company

is employing artificial intelligence to "build a personal Google for each and every user."

So the true winner in this Google vs Facebook battle could rest on who is first to tackle

and solve the problems surrounding current VR and AI models.

However, these visions are very forward thinking, as Artificial Intelligence is still in its

infancy, and Virtual Reality has a long way to go before becoming an everyday household

medium.

But one thing's for sure: both Google and Facebook are stockpiling their engineering

talent and acquiring new companies in their efforts to make sure they walk away as victors

in these new technological fields.

In the meantime, the average internet user will remain, without a doubt, using the two

tech giants in tandem and looking forward to what both offer in

the future.

So, what do you think?

Is Facebook superior to Google?

Are they both equally useful?

What do you think the future for both Google and Facebook will be?

Let us know in the comments!

Also, be sure to watch our other video called – What is the Dark Web?!

Thanks for watching, and as always, don't forget to like, share and subscribe.

See you next time!

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I Ate A Weed Brownie At School - Duration: 3:26.

So this incident happened when I was in high school when I was a sophomore.

My boyfriend at the time which is my boyfriend still right now, had a weed

brownie that he got from that morning from his cousin. And he freaked out

because he saw the k-9 unit in front of the school and he thought that he

was gonna be caught. So I said, "okay let's take it. " And I was foolish because I have

never taken a weed brownie before, so I didn't know how they worked or how they

affect you. So we took it and I took a little less than half and I felt fine at

the moment I thought it was an instant thing. So we walked the first period and

which was PE and we're playing tennis when I started feeling a little woozy

and I was laughing at everything. And once first period ended I went to the

girls locker room and once I got in there the whole room started going in

circles. I started getting dizzy and I felt like I was on a boat. And I told my

friend, "oh my god I think the brownie hit." And she was like "really?" I'm like "yes" and

I couldn't stand straight. I was freaking out so I walked a second period in my

mouth started getting so dry instantly as if there was sandpaper in my mouth.

I sat down to my second period and again the whole room started going around and

around and in slow motion. My teacher walked up to me in slow motion and he

said are, "you okay?" And I said "no, can I please go to the nurse?" I was just

freaking out on the way. And once I got to the nurse they sat me down and gave

me ice cold water. And my arm just jerked and I accidentally threw the water on

the floor and the nurses got mad. And I started crying and they asked me "what do

you feel have you taken any medication?" And me being in not the right state of

mind said, "I took a weed brownie this morning." So they freaked out and they

called the vice-principal in. And the vice-principal was mad. She had a stern

look on her face and I don't remember anything she told me to this day. All I

remember was holding her hand because I thought I was gonna fall off the

two-foot chair I was sitting on. I just remember seeing myself out of my body.

Once my mom got there to pick me up, she didn't

know what was going on and when she found out she was so mad. And on the way

home I was crying and sobbing. And still everything was going in slow motion.

Me and my grandma at the time were in a fight and once I got home I just ran to

her and hugged her and cried and said "I'm sorry I'm sorry I was wrong I'm

sorry." And the whole day and I just felt the same way I did it in the morning.

Do I regret it? Yes at school. But do I regret it?

No, because if it wasn't for that brownie I probably would have still not talked to

my grandma and that helped rekindle our relationship. So please don't do drugs kids

especially at school because you would have a really bad reaction like I did.

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Trump Is Scheduling Staff Meetings Based On What Fox & Friends Reports Each Day - Duration: 3:56.

General John Kelly just finished his very first year as Donald Trump's official Chief

of Staff.

It's been one year, since we were told that this man was gonna come in, and reign in Donald

Trump, and be the real leader that this administration needs ... whip him into shape.

Get him back on the right course.

He has failed in every possible way.

Here's what a new report from Politico says, and this report actually comes from reporters

from Politico speaking to people inside the White House.

It's not only that John Kelly has failed, but, John Kelly at this point, admits he has

no influence over Trump whatsoever.

He's given up trying to change Trump's mind, trying to get Trump to get off Twitter.

He has stopped.

More importantly, the reason he has stopped, is 'cause he realizes that there is one advisor

that has more say than John Kelly ever will.

That advisor happens to be Fox News.

According to insiders in the White House, who spoke to Politico, Donald Trump is basing

his daily meetings off of what he hears, first and foremost, in phone calls with Sean Hannity

the night before.

Two, on what he sees on Fox & Friends, every single morning.

Staffers say that Donald Trump will go upstairs, watch TV, Fox & Friends, and then, he comes

down and calls meetings with topics based solely on what he just saw on Fox & Friends.

At this point Fox News is 100% running this country.

They're dictating the agenda, whether it's Sean Hannity and his private phone calls to

the President, or what those morons on the Fox & Friends couch say every morning.

They're the ones who are driving the agenda of this country.

It's absolutely terrifying, unless, of course, you happen to be a Fox News viewer, and you

think the network does no wrong.

For the rest of us, you know, the 328 million Americans who don't watch the network, it's

a pretty terrifying thought.

These people have no idea what they're talking about, on a daily basis.

These are some of the dumbest human beings, you could ever imagine being put on television.

Yet, somehow, Donald Trump has put 100% of his faith in these idiots, to tell him what's

important for the day.

This is a network that has an agenda.

That agenda is, to make Democrats look like idiots, and make Donald Trump look like God,

himself.

I guess that explains why Donald Trump seems to love them so much.

If the fact that policy, that meetings at the White House, that his agenda, is being

driven by what is covered each morning on Fox & Friends ... if that doesn't leave you

with a bad taste in your mouth, then you must not understand how dangerous, both Donald

Trump, and Fox News can be, since they teamed up to create this unholy alliance of evil.

That's what's happening in this country today.

I'm sure that Sean Hannity loves his little pillow talk with Donald Trump.

He loves telling him what he should or shouldn't do, or how he should frame a certain issue.

But, that's not Sean Hannity's job.

Sean Hannity's job, is to just go on TV and be an idiot.

He should have no say, whatsoever, in US policy, but he does.

This is a very real threat to this country, because we have seen some of the horrid, disgusting,

deplorable things, that Fox News has said.

We've been talking about it for well over a decade, at this point.

Now, those people, those horrible, hate filled individuals, are the ones driving policy in

the US, today.

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Moon Insiders Reveal ALL! NASA Eats Their Shorts 2018 - Duration: 16:26.

In part one of our Stanley Kubrik and the moon landing episode

We talked about the results we found through our research

and talking to various experts in this field

about what really happened during the Apollo 11 mission

In part two, we'll show our exclusive interviews with Ken Johnston

who was a NASA civilian astronaut from the Apollo moon program

A retired aerospace engineer and a U.S. Marine along with

Bret Sheppard - founder of LARS of the Lunar Anomaly Research Society

which we filmed at contact in the desert in June.

In this episode, they'll share their own understandings

of what they believe actually happened on July 20th, 1969

But wait

Before we begin, make sure to click that subscribe button and bell

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Really curious about the Apollo mission with Buzz Aldrin

What we've heard is that it actually did happen

But they couldn't really record it because what was on video,

there was things on the video that they couldn't show so they recreated it

Is this true or...

You have to understand it

At that time we were in the middle of the Cold War with Russia, right

and it was a race to get to the moon technology

and who's the big movie guy that everybody...

So Stanley Kubrick is the one that everyone made this movie

Yes. Now, Stanley and them did create a backup

movie of the success of us landing on the moon and doing all of these fun things

in the event that we failed

okay, that we can prove we got there and did it. Now, what happened is those

fake movies, some people got a hold of that

"Oh, you never went to the moon did you?" and my answer to that is okay

now let me ask you a question. You know, what the Hubble telescope?

Okay, okay, and and you know about satellites going around the

moon taking pictures and sending them back to earth, right?

Okay, and they photographed each one of the landing sites Apollo and

their sets, the lunar module descent stage still sitting on the moon

And the, the rover after the Pala 14 was still there that they wrote on.

Now, how in the hell did they get there if we didn't go to the moon?

and you know that guy, "Oh well-

I'll have to think about that." That's the point.

Don't just listen to somebody else's crap

Do your own research and know the truth.

So long as you stick with the truth, you have nothing to fear, okay?

Yeah, and well I mean, well that's been the story

that some people are saying we did go there but they saw

aliens there or other beings on the moon.

So, so then it was like, okay, we can't show this footage

So let's recreate it because we can't show the original footage

Those those films and things were withheld.

Bret Shepherd can tell a lot more about how those records and the videos were

hidden so to speak

so that nobody could see them.

Now Buzz Aldrin, for instance,

when he and Neil and Mike were in the Apollo 11 command module on the way to the moon

they, they were looking at this light that kept following them

coming closer and closer and

and

but Buzz talked about it, he said they got to thinking about whether

they could call Mission Control and say

you know, "What is this thing that's following us out here?" and nobody knew.

He said so in reality it was an unidentified

flying object, right?

He said so they decided they would call Mission Control and ask for

you know,

What's the location of the s4b, the big second stage

of the rocket that got him going to the moon and long pause at NASA and they go um,

it's about

you know twenty thousand miles at this angle from the

Command module and okay

thank you, because that was their way of saying there was

something there and then he mentioned after that

it came close enough. They could see that it was an actual being of some sort

so it was an unidentified flying object. Interesting.

Most of the astronauts have been

unable to come forward or not.

The problem you run into is after each mission

We, the astronauts, had to go into quarantine at the lunar receiving laboratory and undergo

Debriefing, okay and the woman psychiatrist, psychologist

that did the debriefing and I've had information from sources that said that they put-

and not only telling them that they couldn't come forward and everything else -

they'll kind of give them a mental block such as through hypnosis.

Now, with Dr. Sasha Lessin,

they decided it was time to get more information out of my brain and

I agreed. Okay, we'll sit down and go through a hypnotic session of regression

and that's where my next book which is always

Oh there's one

This is it, I gotta save it until I get a-

um

I was hypnotized and I thought for about 15 minutes.

Two and a half hours later, they, they-

I came out of it and we discussed -

started discussing events and things that took place and a part was me -

Yeah, the, the metaphysical are they...

Up until this point everyone is in America, Canada, in England that all have been

programmed them to laugh at anybody that says well

I've seen a ET's or seen this stuff like that. Other countries in South America

and Europe and other nations have come forward with their data and information

Ninety percent of it has already been out to the public.

Us Americans have been programmed when someone says:

"Well in reality I was I was kidnapped or -

I was just taken here with aliens"

and everybody goes snicker, hehe, haha, you're a wacko, right?

Yeah, it's very true.

Most people that's what they get.

And even here when I start talking to people about things that - and the new book

I have not come forward with any of the metaphysical stuff because of

the credibility that was required being a civilian astronaut and information,

which is out in the first books

Or people just, you know, treat me like the rest of - you're a wacko

oh, you don't know crap, right, but now that they've got the evidence

and the documents and the proof of what's going on,

now they're going to do another hypnosis.

Bring more data out. You asked the question: have I seen -

if we go by what came out in the session the answer is yes

Haha, that's great.

Guys, I'm actually really excited.

We're about to interview Bret from contact in the desert.

Bret Shepherd, he's actually been involved in a lot of imagery

image work, uh

related to NASA

So he has actually a very interesting perspective on the moon

that I want you guys to hear.

So Bret, Bret Shepherd

Can you tell us a little bit about what you what you've done?

Well when I was when I was 15 years old

Stanford Research Institute came to me in 1982 in an art class

I was you know

I was very young and but I was a very good artist

and they knew I had a photographic memory.

Her name was Amin,

I remember it because my art teacher used to make fun of her and call her Noxzema

but she came and she showed me lunar images and Mars images, but she said that they were

extraterrestrial communication

And that I should pay attention to this.

And she proceeded to ask me what I thought about each and every image that she showed me

some were very provocative and and showed palaces and all kinds of different things.

Some were very cartoonish, some were

Like of gods and goddesses and stuff like that

Well, I didn't think much of it until 40 years later when I found them embedded in space images

So I found all of this artwork embedded in our space images in black and white

Where were these - where did you get these spaces images from?

Where did you find them?

Well, I ran into a wall because I founded the Lunar Anomaly Research Society

and we researched the heck out of all these images I've seen,

every single moon image there is. They all have the same -

trait. Something's missing from all of them and it's a -

it has to do with the digital process that they used

So we we clarified that

you know, that section of it and the thing is

About the lunar images is why did they tamper with them

to the point where it's propaganda for the public?

And why did they tamper with the videos or whatever

and they simply don't want us to know what's in space

and what's on the moon.

Okay. So, so let's talk about that for a minute.

You, having been someone involved in actually doctoring these images,

What is on the moon?

Well, I wasn't involved in actually doctoring images,

but I do know that process from Donna Hare and Ken Johnston

So, you know

I believe their story because they see the evidence, you know, literally

Donna said that, that they don't want us to know what's on the moon so they doctored the images

They said they used an old method that Chesley Bonestell

invented for Disney,

where they put acetate over the, the image

they doctored it up, do whatever they want to it and refilm it.

So it looks like an authentic original image and

that's what they do to debrief these images before they go out to the University or anywhere else

What is on the moon that no one's tell- like that they don't want us to know?

Well, William Tompkins, who I very much respect who's not with us anymore

told us exactly what's on the moon and I believe every word he said because of the TRW thing and his

explanation of the s-band antenna and how they got the signal,

the separate signal, back into that area where they were actually

witnessing spacecraft following Apollo 11 and landing on the craters on the moon

So if someone wants to know how did they get through the Van Allen belt,

probably secret technology or alien technology

Okay, now there has been a lot of discussion revolved around a

Stanley Kubrick video that was made that apparently shows a fake moon landing and there is

a lot of arguments as to whether or not they landed on the moon.

What do you think?

This is exactly what I think: it's propaganda.

They do not want you to know what is on the moon

so, of course they're going to hide it. So a lot of our, our

actual landing images were done in a studio. We do have a lot of fake images.

The Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter uses complete CGI -

graphics - to make their images at the University.

They were contracted to do that.

But officially,

Officially, we landed on the moon.

Officially, we not only landed on the moon, but we're still there.

Not only are we still there but what, like, can you tell me from your perspective

what happened when we landed on the moon?

When we landed on the moon we met a bit of our

intergalactic members and

When we met these people they told us that we weren't ready.

Not that we couldn't ever come back.

We were not ready.

What- why weren't we ready?

Because we're still blowing the crap out of each other.

See people,

blowing stuff up never helps anything.

Okay, that's great.

So, how do you, like, how- how can you verify this information for our audience?

Tell me like,

why do you believe that this is- this to be true?

and I believe you but I want to know, like, I want to verify

this for them.

I'm very experienced, gentle...I, I

listen to people, I look at all the facts and I listen to any leads that I have.

The one thing I want to say is there is no such thing as proof

I can set a brick in front of you and say that's the facts

but it doesn't tell the whole story of all the factory workers that made that brick

and and the factory that closed down and all-

everything else. This is something you would have to experience.

So along with this fact, there needs to be context,

there needs to be some kind of experience that, that

tells people hey, this is valid and this is authentic and this needs to be listened to.

There were three people

that saw the Peacekeeper missile go up and watched the video of a UFO

disabling the nuclear weapon.

I saw that it was crazy.

Yeah, and and there was Mr. Solace that

not Michael,

but the other guy that worked with the nuclear facilities and said that they came and landed by

the silos and disabled all of the nuclear weapons

So if you want to know what's going on and who's malevolent or benevolent?

I believe that we have been the malevolent race this whole time and that's why we're not ready to go

talk with our intergalactic community and I think we will be someday.

Eventually when we get over this whole like let's kill one another thing.

Oh, yes, absolutely.

Is there now- you're an experienced guy you've been looking at this stuff for a really long time

What do you want people to know more than anything?

What I want people to know more than anything is to use their own perception.

It's very important. This experiment with SRI was not an accident. They came to see

how, how someone that perceives everything

would react when they saw these, these embedded images and

lunar images and such so they are very concerned about perception and

they want to know if you're buying the fake images or not

So there- it's almost like- I mean would you say it's like a social experiment?

Yes. It's propaganda.

it's um, they needed us to

They wanted people to know that we needed a bunch of fuel to go to the moon so that they could sustain

You know their their lie about fuel. Yeah, while they had all the secret programs

They had neutral buoyancy already and they had ways to get to space without using all of that fuel

So jet like propulsion wasn't the way that they got to the moon.

It was a different type of technology

It was both, you know, they had to make it look real

Oh I see.

So they used the secret stuff to get the tin cans to the moon and back

Yeah, very interesting so do you know what technology they're

they're actually using, the other side of the technology?

Well, there are extraterrestrial

galactic people out there, you know and they helped us get to the moon

They thought it was a good step for us to show people

hey, that we're down to interest people and

going to space and become part of the galactic community

So they assigned it to- this was back in the Eisenhower days.

They had already discussed this

Eisenhower was commissioned by Hoover to invade Area 51

at one time because these people were so powerful they were above the government.

When Eisenhower went in there, they actually

Invited him in instead of having him take the army in there and causing a bunch of problems

So they invited him just like Independence Day

they invited a president to go into the secret area and see the aliens and spacecraft and

technology.

So that's when Eisenhower came out with that speech warning us about the military-industrial complex.

We must carve guard against the acquisition of

unwarranted influence whether sought or unsought by the

military-industrial complex.

I got you. This is actually starting to all

link in for me right now. This is awesome.

Okay. Is there anything else you want our audience to know?

I would just say hang in there the, the truth is coming and it has to do with your own

experiences don't rely or listen to anybody else except for-

listen to their story and see where it leads and adapt it to your own experiences

That's what proof is. Proof is on the inside.

Yeah, I can know these things

But unless someone experiences or has context it's very difficult

to get that person to believe and you should never believe anything,

nothing.

Absolutely. These are very wise words from Brett right now.

Brett, thank you so much for being with us

So guys, what did you think of this episode with Ken Johnson and Brett Shepherd?

Do you have any of your own theories on what happened?

Let us know in the comments.

Also, make sure you hit like and subscribe for more videos on all sorts of interesting topics.

Until then, we'll see you out -

on the edge.

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Who was Gerda Taro? "German Photographer" Gerda Taro Google Doodle Celebration. - Duration: 1:36.

Who was Gerda Taro?

"German Photographer" Gerda Taro celebrated by Google Doodle.

Gerda Taro was born in Stuttgart and educated in Leipzig.

She left Germany for Paris in 1933 when Hitler became chancellor, and the next year, met

Robert Capa.

They became lovers, and as she promoted and captioned Capa's photographs, he taught her

photographic technique.

When the Spanish Civil War broke out in 1936, they covered it as a team on assignment for

Vu magazine.

Siding with the Popular Front, they concentrated on the activities of Loyalist troops attempting

to defeat the Nationalist army.

By 1937, Capa had become famous for his documentation of the war, and Taro had emerged as an independent

photojournalist in her own right.

She and Capa covered several aspects of the war that year together, including the plight

of Spanish refugees in Almeria and Mucia.

By the summer, Taro was confident enough to make photographic excursions alone.

While covering the Republican offensive in Brunete in July 1937, she was crushed by a

Loyalist tank in the confusion of retreat, and died several days later.

Although Taro's photographs of the Spanish Civil War have been overshadowed by those

of Capa and other photographers, her pictures are effective portrayals of individuals at

war.

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Make Ringtone using iTunes 12.8 & Higher! [2018] - Duration: 4:41.

In this video you'll learn, how to make ringtone using iTunes 12.8 & higher.

So, let's begin!

Hello Friends!

Welcome back to AppleFrendly.

iTunes has been updated to version 12.8 and I thought of making a ringtone

using this latest version.

This tutorial will work for both Windows as well as Mac.

If you already know how to make ringtone on iTunes 12.7, you can skip this video.

There is no change in the method.

And with that being said, let's start with the tutorial.

Firstly you need to launch iTunes on your Computer or Mac.

Now make sure MUSIC is selected here and you're on the LIBRARY page.

Please note that you don't need to connect your iPhone to iTunes before making a ringtone.

So, you need to choose a song from iTunes Library.

If you want to know how to add songs to iTunes Library, checkout my tutorial in the cards

as well as in the description below.

And now supposedly, this is a song you want to make ringtone from.

So, right click the song.

Select SONG INFO

Tap on OPTIONS

And now here you have to change the song time.

First, you need to select these checkboxes.

Very important!

Then change the START TIME and STOP TIME.

Make sure the total length of the song is less than 30 seconds.

So, I'll set the start time to 0 seconds.

And stop time to 10 seconds.

Now let's hit OK.

Now keep the song selected and go ahead and select FILE option on the main menu bar.

Now select CONVERT

and then CREATE AAC VERSION

If you don't find this option, ask me in the comments below.

As soon as you hit that option, you should see iTunes creating new copy of the same song

with reduced time length.

So this is our AAC version of the song.

Right click the song,

And select SHOW IN FINDER.

Here is the song.

Now just COPY this song.

Don't CUT, don't DELETE.

Just COPY it.

And now PASTE it to your desktop.

Now let me take it to the left.

Now launch iTunes again and let's adjust the window so that we can see the ringtone file.

Now DELETE the AAC version of the song from iTunes Library.

Right click and hit DELETE FROM LIBRARY.

Select DELETE SONG.

And hit MOVE TO TRASH.

Now you have to change the file extension of this song on the desktop.

So right click,

hit RENAME

And just make this M4A to M4R

If you don't get this M4A File Extension, let me know in the comments below.

Now hit ENTER on your keyboard.

And you should get a pop-up.

Say USE .M4R

That's all!

Your ringtone file is ready.

Now go ahead and connect your iPhone to iTunes using Lightning Connector.

And select TONES option.

Now hold your ringtone file and drag it over this TONES folder OR DEVICES section.

If dragging doesn't work for you, you can also COPY and PASTE the ringtone file.

Now, tap little iPhone icon on the top bar

On the SUMMERY section,

go to bottom right corner and hit SYNC.

Let your iPhone sync with iTunes.

Once the syncing is over, disconnect your iPhone

And now when you launch SETTINGS, SOUNDS & RINGTONE,

you should find that your new ringtone file is ready to be used as your default ringtone.

So, that's how you can easily make ringtone using iTunes 12.8 and higher.

And do not forget to change the time of the original song to original time length

in your iTunes Library and delete the m4r file from your desktop.

And that's all for today!

If this video helped, like and share it with your friends and loved ones.

And If you want to watch more videos like this, please consider subscribing to the channel,

if you haven't already.

And please put the bell notifications ON.

I'll see you next week with a new tutorial.

Till then take good care of yourself.

This is your friend, VIKAS, signing off, Thank you so much for watching!

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131303300 - Replacing Your Frigidaire Dryer's Baffle Screw AP2106572 PS417463 - Duration: 1:57.

Hi my name is Bill and today I'm going to be showing you how to replace the baffle screw

on your dryer the reason why you would have to do this is because the screw is either

lost or damaged for this repair all you'll need is a phillips head screwdriver

WARNING before doing any repairs please disconnect your power source

so this is the dryer we're

going to be using for this demonstration it's a Frigidaire keep in mind you might have one

that's not quite exactly the same as this but the same technique should still apply

so we're going to open up our door and as you can see right here we're missing one of

the screws that helps hold our hinge on now you can grab your new OEM replacement screw

and if you don't have one you can find one on our online store and now we'll take the

screw and screw it in with the phillips head screw driver and once you have that screwed

in all the way and it's nice and tight we'll close the door and your repair is complete

Finally don't forget to plug in your appliance

if you need to replace any parts for your

appliances you can find an OEM replacement part on our website pcappliancerepair.com

Thanks for watching and please don't forget to like comment and share our video also don't

forget to subscribe to our channel your support helps us make more videos just like these

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🏁Como substituir molas no VW GOLF 3 1H1 Hatchback [TUTORIAL AUTODOC]🏁 - Duration: 7:52.

Loosen the wheel mounting bolts. Remove the front wheels.

Use a drive socket No.10. Unscrew the brake hose fastening bracket from the shock strut.

Use a drive socket No.18 and a combination spanner No.18. Unscrew the nut and remove the shock absorber lower mounting bolt.

Use a drive socket No.22. Unscrew the upper fastening of the shock absorber strut.

Remove the suspension strut.

Set the shock absorber strut on the spring compressor tool.

Use a drive socket No.21. Unscrew the top fastening of the shock strut mount.

Remove the top mount, the support bearing and the upper spring cup.

Remove the spring.

Install the spring.

Install the spring top mount and the upper spring seat, the washer and the top strut mount.

Place the shock absorber in the wheel arch and secure it.

Use a drive socket No.21. Tighten the top shock absorber fastening.

Use a drive socket No.18 and a combination spanner No.18. Tighten the nut fastening the shock absorber strut to the steering knuckle.

Use a drive socket No.10. Tighten the brake hose fastening bracket to the shock strut.