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LUCAS: My name is Lucas, and I'm an engineer on Google Web

Designer.

In this video, I will show how to use groups.

Groups are a way of encapsulating content

into reusable assets.

And to show what this means, I'm going

to start with a simple example.

I add an image to stage, and I add some text as well.

So I'll type in the text, and I will format it a little bit.

Maybe center it, make it bold.

Tweak the size of the text box a little bit.

OK, now I select both elements and I right

click and go to Create Group.

And I enter a name--

My Group.

Now, I see that in the Asset Library,

I have a new entry for that group and the elements on stage

have been replaced by an instance of this group.

I can add new instances by drag-and-dropping

from the Asset Library.

Each of these instances is a reference

to the group's contents, which means

that if I edit any one instance, the changes are reflected

in both.

So for example, I will change the text

and I will create a simple animation where I first

fade the text out to 0 opacity, and then

I fade it back in to opacity 1.

And now if I play the animation, we

see that both instances are identical.

To see how this works behind the scenes,

we can switch to Code View.

So here in Code View, I see a block

that has all of my groups.

There's only one.

It has an image, and it has some text.

And then here in the main document are my two instances.

Each instance is an empty div that refers to the group

by name.

When you publish the document, we

inject the contents of the group into each instance--

so the instances are guaranteed to always be identical.

Groups can contain any content that you

can build in Google Web Designer, including instances

of other groups.

For example, here I'll add another instance.

Maybe I'll style it a bit differently by giving it

a border, and then I will add an additional element--

let's say, a div.

Now I select both and create another group.

So as before, if I edit one of the instances,

then those changes are reflected in all instances--

regardless of where they appear.

If I delete all the instances from stage,

then the groups themselves don't disappear.

They are still in the Asset Library,

and I can still add additional instances on stage.

If you want to delete a group entirely, in the Asset Library,

you can right-click on it and select Delete.

This context menu also gives a few other options.

For example, I can rename the group--

call it Teapot.

You can duplicate the group, which

creates a new group whose contents are

a clone of the original.

And finally, you can edit the group in a separate view.

This last option is useful if you

don't have any instances on stage,

or if the state is cluttered and you

want to just look at the group in isolation.

So I'll select that, and now I'll do some more editing.

In this case, I'll add a colored background to the group.

And I'll do that by drawing a div,

change its color a little bit, and then I

will send it to the back.

And once I'm done editing, I click

on the root of the breadcrumb, and now I'm back on stage.

I see the changes have been reflected

in all of my instances.

And if I add a new instance, it also has those same changes.

That completes this introduction to groups.

In the next video, I'll show how we can add interactivity

to groups by adding events to them.

Thank you for watching.

For more infomation >> Groups Overview - Google Web Designer - Duration: 4:20.

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Timeline enhancements - Google Web Designer - Duration: 4:19.

CHIA-LING: Hi, I'm Chia-Ling from the Google Web Designer

team.

Today, I will talk about some features in timeline.

The first one I will talk about is the preview range.

Preview range let you preview the animation within a set

of range and other time.

You can see there are two markers here

that marks the preview range.

And they are set to the full length by default.

To adjust that, you can do it by dragging the handle to the time

that you want.

Once the preview range is set, it will play within the range.

And also, if you set the loop mode,

it will loop within the range as well.

If you want to set it back to the full length,

you can do it by either dragging or double-clicking

on the handle.

Either way will set it back to their default position.

The next thing I will talk about is custom easing.

I have some keyframes and animation set up,

but it's with the default linear easing.

To change that, I can right-click on the span,

open the context menu, and you can see the standard easing

available in here.

You can select and apply the ease.

Or if you want to customize your easing,

you can right-click, go to easing options,

and open the easing dialog.

To customize the easing, you can do it

by either dragging the handles or by typing in.

If you want to reuse the custom easing a lot,

you can Save As New Preset.

Now, I will name it as down and apply.

Now if you right-click on the span,

you can see that down preset that we just saved

is available here.

For other spans, if I want to apply the down preset,

I can select the span, right-click, and select down.

So now, the down preset is applied to all the spans

that I just selected.

Similarly, I will do it for another preset

that's called up.

And apply.

Also, I will select the spans that I

want to apply the new easing.

Right-click and select up.

So now, I have the spans that has the easing with either

down or up.

If you want to rename or remove a preset,

you can, again, right-click on the span.

Go to easing options and go to the easing dialog.

To rename a preset, you can do it

by either double-clicking on the name

or click on the pencil icon.

I will rename it to foo.

Or if you want to remove a preset,

you can click on a trash icon and it will remove the preset.

Keep in mind, whether you rename or remove a easing preset,

it doesn't change the easing that are already

applied to the animation.

It only changes the quick access to the easing on the context

menu or the easing dialog.

So the up preset is no longer here,

but the animation is still applied when you preview it.

And that's all I have for timeline today.

Thank you for watching.

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2D & 3D Drawing Overview - Google Web Designer - Duration: 4:52.

LUCAS: My name is Lucas.

And I'm an engineer on Google Web Designer.

In this video, we'll talk about how

to use Google Web Designer's 2D and 3D drawing capabilities.

To start, I will draw a div, which

is an HTML container element.

So I select the Tag tool.

And we see that in the upper bar,

I have some options that control the visual appearance

of the div.

So I can set the color, like this.

And I can choose how rounded the corners are.

If I click and drag on the stage,

then I see the coordinates of the upper left

and lower right corners of the element,

and also the element's width and height.

And when I let go of the mouse, the element is created.

Once you have some geometry on the stage,

Google Web Designer attempts to make some inferences

about this geometry to help you align things more cleanly.

For example, right now, it's detected

that the mouse is near the upper edge of that element

that I just drew.

So if I draw a new element, its top edge is aligned with it.

I can then align the bottom edge of the new element

with the middle of the original or with the bottom.

If I switch to the Selection tool,

I can move the element around.

By clicking on one edge, I can snap

to other edges in the scene.

And by clicking on a corner, I can snap to other corners.

This snapping behavior can make it easier

to align your elements.

But if you don't want the behavior,

you can turn it off by going to the View menu

and unchecking the Snap option.

Google Web Designer also provides a set

of basic 2D drawing tools.

For example, I can draw 2D Bezier curves.

I can create rectangles or ovals or lines.

If I select an element, then I can edit its properties

in the Property Inspector.

For example, I will change the color of this element.

And I will change its width and height.

Right now, I'm dragging in the text field

to continuously change it.

But you can also just type in the value.

To give another example, I will select this oval.

I will change its fill color.

And I will give it an inner radius

to convert it into a ring.

While all this that we've done so far is in 2D,

Google Web Designer is built on a 3D architecture.

And to see this, I will turn on the 3D grid.

I can now rotate the view of the stage with the View tool.

And we see that all the elements I just created

are in the xy-plane.

And if we rotate far enough, then a different plane--

in this case, the yz-plane-- becomes active.

So with that active, if I draw a new element,

then it is placed in that plane.

If I, once again, rotate the view,

you can see I have one element in the yz-plane,

and then everything else in the xy-plane.

If you want to return to the default view,

where you're looking at the xy-plane,

just double-click on the View tool.

So far, we've only created elements in 2D

and viewed them in 3D.

But we can also edit elements in 3D.

So here, I've stuck to the Rotate tool and an element.

And now if I drag on the element,

I can freely rotate it.

I can also rotate it about a specific axis

by clicking and dragging on these rings.

When you use the Rotate tool, there

are two modes, a Local Mode and a Global Mode.

When you're in Local Mode, you rotate about

the element's local x-, y-, and z-axes.

So right now, I'm rotating about the element's x-axis.

And here, I'm rotating about its z-axis.

If you're in Global Mode, then you

rotate about the stage's axes.

So here, I rotate about the global z-axis.

You can also translate elements in 3D.

So here, I translate an x and an y.

This is still in Global Mode.

So it's in the stage's coordinate system.

But I can change to Local Mode and now move along

the element's own x-axis or y-axis or z-axis.

If I drag the element itself, then it

translate in the element's plane.

Finally, if I select part of an object

and hold the Control key, I can snap that part

to other elements in 3D.

So right now, I snapped these two corners together.

And you see that if I rotate the view,

they are exactly stuck together.

So that concludes this look at Google Web Designer's 2D and 3D

drawings capabilities.

Thank you for watching.

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Groups with Events Overview - Google Web Designer - Duration: 3:52.

LUCAS: My name is Lucas, and I'm an engineer on Google Web

Designer.

In this video, I will show how to use events with groups.

I'm starting with a simple document that

has two images and a button where, when pressed,

it hides the left-hand image.

I'll demonstrate this in the browser.

Click on the button, and the image disappears.

I can now select these elements and convert them to a group.

Because all of the elements that participate in the event--

the target, which is the button; and the receiver,

which is this left-hand image--

because they are all inside the group,

the event is now owned by the group.

And that means that if I drag new instances on stage,

then they also have the same event.

So if I preview in a browser, here's one instance,

and here's the other.

I can edit the group to add additional events.

So I'll start by creating a new button by copying and pasting

the original.

I'll change its name.

I'll assign it an ID in the Property Inspector.

Finally, I will go to the Events dialog

and I will say that when we click on this,

we set the opacity of the right teapot to 0.

OK, and if I preview this in the browser,

I get the expected behavior.

So far, we've added events that are inside of a group.

But can we have an event that targets

just a particular instance of the group?

Well, to start, I'll create a additional button.

I'm going to call this Show All Teapots.

Make it a little easier to see by giving it a background

color.

And I will assign it an ID.

I'll call it New Button.

OK.

Now, for an element to participate in an event,

it has to have a unique ID.

Well, the button has an ID, and the elements in this instance

have IDs.

Here, this image is called left teapot,

and here, it's called right teapot.

However, these IDs are not unique,

because instances are identical for all instances

of the same group.

And if I go to the other instance,

I see that this is also called left teapot,

and this is also called right teapot.

So to have a unique way of identifying the elements

in this instance, I have to also give the instance an ID.

So I'm going to call it right instance.

And with that, I can now go to the Events dialogue

and say, if I click--

and here we see the elements in that right-hand instance.

We do not see the elements in the left instance,

because I never gave it an ID.

So I select the left teapot.

I set its opacity to 1.

And then, finally, I add an additional event

that sets the opacity of the other teapot to 1.

And finally, if I preview in the browser,

everything works as intended.

That concludes this introduction to using events with groups.

Thank you for watching.

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BREAKING!! Trump Just CAPTURED Him – He's FINALLY In Custody! This Is MASSIVE! - Duration: 4:58.

BREAKING!! Trump Just CAPTURED Him – He's FINALLY In Custody!

This Is MASSIVE!

When President Donald Trump took office, he promised to tackle the biggest threat to the

nation that his predecessor often catered to and even helped fund.

Making America great again was more than just a catchy saying, it was an actionable phrase

he coined that he's been making good on ever since saying it.

We've seen it in his every action and assertive move, but tackling terrorism in a big way

is his loftiest goal yet and another accomplishment he can check off his list.

Trump isn't tiptoeing around terrorism like Barack Hussein Obama is, he's fighting it

and winning by taking major players into custody and ending the Islamic State that grew under

his predecessor.

Last month, he made a major capture and now just two weeks later he's done it again,

but this time it's even bigger.

You're going to love who he has in custody now and is prepared to make him pay for his

major crimes against Americans.

One of the most notorious Muslim terrorists is now facing the most powerful leader in

the world, President Trump, as ISIS as he knows it has almost completely dissipated

in Iraq.

The man known as "White Beard" is in custody and he's responsible for one of the most

horrific events known since the rise of ISIS.

The Sun reports:

One of ISIS' most feared executioners has been captured by Iraqi security forces, according

to reports.

The jihadi kingpin – nicknamed "White Beard" – is said to have presided over

dozens of killings in the terror group's former stronghold of Mosul.

But now the bearded killer has been nabbed after locals revealed his hiding place in

the city, according to AhlulBayt News Agency.

The sick jihadi, identified as Abu Omer, was one of the terror group's most fearsome

henchmen.

He was reportedly present when homosexuals were thrown from buildings and victims beheaded

and stoned to death for minor offenses.

The evil terror boss is allegedly seen in several sick execution videos filmed before

the group's self-proclaimed Caliphate in Syria and Iraq collapsed.

In one such clip from March 2015, three men accused of homosexuality and blasphemy are

forced to their knees and publicly beheaded.

The blindfolded men are seen kneeling in the center of what appears to be a roundabout

in front of a crowd of people as a masked executioner stands by with a long, rusty blade.

An elderly man that appears to be Omer addresses the crowd as the executioner positions his

sword above the men's heads in the unnamed city in northern Iraq.

Other snaps seem to show him inspecting a pile of rocks ahead of a brutal public stoning.

This is how you win a war on terror and comes almost a week and a half after a major player

in Benghazi was captured and brought to justice.

This could only happen under Trump since Obama wasn't assertive enough to do it and instead

only allowed terrorism to flourish.

Those days are done now and ISIS is shrinking out of existence.

On December 21, 2017, we reported that there are those out there with blood on their hands

who have done Hillary Clinton's dirty work and now one of the most important people who

had a key role in her biggest scandal is now in custody.

CBS News reports:

U.S. officials say special operations forces have captured a key militant in the 2012 Benghazi

attack on a U.S. consulate that left four Americans dead, CBS News national security

correspondent David Martin confirms.

A U.S. official identified the suspect as Mustafa al-Imam, Martin reports.

The commandos captured the man in Libya just before midnight local time on Sunday and are

transporting him back to the U.S., officials told The Associated Press.

The suspect is in the custody of the Department of Justice and is expected to arrive within

the next two days on a military plane, according to one of the officials.

The officials said the mission was approved by President Donald Trump and done in coordination

with Libya's internationally recognized government.

The officials, who weren't authorized to speak publicly to the matter and demanded

anonymity, would not say where exactly he was captured.

The Sept. 2012 assault killed Ambassador Chris Stevens, U.S. State Department computer expert

Sean Smith and CIA contractors Glen Doherty and Tyrone Woods.

Had it not been for Trump in office, the victims of Benghazi would have had no chance justice

since Hillary would have swept the attack under the rug to protect herself and cover

her actions that led to this punishing attack.

Liberals should be celebrating this most recent capture since Abu Omer targeted homosexuals

specifically and made them pay in a particularly gruesome and heinous way.

Instead, they'll continue to critize Trump for everything he does while ignoring the

massive things he does for them and all of America to make this country great again as

he promised he would do.

What do you think about this?

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The number of sunspots, peculiar indicators of the vital activity of the star.

Which is getting smaller to smaller.

Scientists predict, with a probability of 97%, that in the period from 2020 to 2030

the world will come a small ice age.

This will be due to the fact that the activity of the sun will decrease substantially.

Hey there, This is Bhaskar Banerjee and you are watching YouTube Channel Bhaskban.

This phenomenon is not new, and it will be caused by the influence of certain waves that

create the so-called dynamo effect.

Two waves reflect each other on the surface of the sun, thereby reducing its activity.

Such influence of waves in the period from 1310 to 1370, and from 1645 to 1715, caused

a phenomenon, which scientists call the Maunder Minimum.

In 1645 to 1715, then it led to the fact that Thames was frozen in London.

During this time, access to Greenland was obstructed by ice and the Dutch channels were

completely frozen on a regular basis.

The glaciers of the Alps swallowed entire towns and the oceanic ice increased so much

that the water stopped flowing around Iceland in 1695.

At a meeting of astronomers, which recently took place in Llandudno in Wales, the question

of reducing solar activity, as Professor Valentin Zharkov assures, by as much as 60%, was the

most discussed.

Scientists explain this fairly simply, to calculate the date of the onset of the small

ice age is not difficult, because the activity of the sun has an 11 year cycle.

After 2020, the 26th solar cycle begins, and it is during this period that scientists expect

global changes in the world's climate.

At the same time, there will be very few magnetic storms on our planet, which will positively

affect the health of meteosensitive people and the work of electronic equipment.

Along with this, minimal solar activity will lead to changes in the upper layers of the

atmosphere and will increase the level of cosmic radiation and the probability of space

debris falling to Earth.

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Kaye's New Year Update | ABOUT MY ACCIDENT | Vlog - Duration: 8:39.

Hello everyone. Last night I was exchanging messages with one of my big

fans Dolly Perry and she was encouraging me

to upload some kind of a video to my channel to let my fans and subscribers

that haven't been following me on Instagram, Facebook or my community page

know what happened to me on our first family vacation in three years to Idaho.

So I'm sitting here telling my friend Dolly there is, even if I could manage to

set up the camera and videotape myself, there's no way to assemble it. I can't

use the computer, I can't use my right arm at all. So I was just sitting in the

chair, just contemplating the day, all of a sudden my phone popped up and said it

had made a video of our trip to Idaho, without me even asking, I looked at it

and it was pretty good, but it didn't go into any explanation about why I'm not

gonna be making any garden videos for a while. But it gave me the idea to make a

video of some kind to kind of bring you up to date. So what happened is we went

up to Idaho and we had a great couple of first days. We went snowshoeing in the

Farragut State Park which was a winter wonderland, beautiful and covered in snow.

We only saw two other people there, it was amazing. Then the day before

Christmas Eve, we went skiing at Schweitzer mountain up in Sandpoint. My

son's girlfriend was, had only had one experience skiing and it was not a good

one. I wanted to get her off started on the

right track, and I've taught a number of people how to ski,

so we spent most of the day working on that, and only had got a couple of runs

in after she retired for the day, but that was all a great success. The next

morning, she was not planning to ski and so it was just Walker and my husband and

we went out for a few runs, and we approached a lift that I hadn't been on,

which I learned later has quite a reputation,.. flashback,

I learned to ski in my 20s in Aspen and I worked as a ski lift operator for at

least three winters, so I'm very experienced and I know what I'm doing

and I was in place, in time, and I turned to look for the chair, I turned this way

and the pole was this way, and the chair swept me up, it was an old chair that

does not slow down, does not have the gear to slow down, and it swept me up and

slammed me down on the icy path. So I knew as soon as I hit my arm and then my

head, boom, boom, I knew that I was injured, and thank God I was wearing a helmet. Of

course, I haven't skied in 20 years without a helmet, so, of course I had my

helmet on, but I hit my head very hard had a big big bump here. What happened to

my arm is it when I landed it went straight up, this may be too graphic, but

anyway, it's broken right here at the top of the humerus where the ball

goes into the shoulder joint, so that sheared off, so I can't use my right arm

at all. My bicep tendon is dislocated as well so, I I actually had this reflex to

go up and just scratch my eye today with my right hand and it didn't make it. It

didn't make it past right here. As you know, my garden is very cramped and the

walkways are literally about 14 inches wide, 16 inches wide, so

navigating in there with a camera. it's just not going to be possible. Even if

Erick does all the work on Thursdays, it's not going to be possible to cover all

that and do my Thursday workday videos, and all that. So this is a first step, I'm

surprised I'm even doing this. What I want you to do is please go back and

support my channel by watching my playlists, watching videos you've seen

before, seeing all the videos that you haven't seen. If you are on Instagram and

Facebook please follow me and if you're not, if you only do YouTube, I can still

interact with you directly. You can go to my community tab from my home page. When

you look at the home page, it says videos, playlists, community, and YouTube has kind

of upgraded this feature recently so that I can post a photo, I can post an

update, and you can respond, back and forth. Today is a number of firsts: I, this

is the first time I've put on makeup, since the accident, which was Christmas

Eve, the first time I've put earrings in my ears, the first time I've ever put

makeup on with my left hand. That was interesting, but Dolly assured me that

you guys would want to hear from me even in my banged up state. If you look around

my garden, it's green and lush and there's a lot growing. I mean, it's not as

lush as it is in the summer, but I have passion fruit vines and I've got kale

growing in my green stalk garden and I've got all of my,

I've got a huge succulent garden which I've never even done a video on all my

succulents. I planted green manure in a bunch of containers because I just

thought that will be so much easier to germinate. I just popped in the legume

seeds you saw that in my very last video of 2017. Actually I've got still got

eggplant and I've got a volunteer tomato that's

huge out there, and, boy, I just sounded very southern didn't I? I don't even need

to start seeds if I don't want to, but I really want some flowers and I would

really like to plant a few tomatoes and a few peppers, seed them and see, you know,

because I certainly hope in a couple of months I'm gonna be functioning. Anyway

thanks so much for listening and if you enjoyed this please give me that thumbs

up and let me know in a comment below your support. This is not the way that I

had planned for this beginning of 2018 to go, but life throws us these things

and, these unexpected things, and you just have to deal with it. I'm trying to find

the silver lining. I haven't found it yet, but I'm trying to be positive. Today a

friend of mine who fell broke her nose was unconscious in the hospital for four

days, she looked horrible, she sent me the pictures, she looked horrible, today she

sent me a picture how she looks today she had her hair blown dry her makeup on,

dark circles under her eyes, but, you know, I thought if she can do it, so can I. And

I know a lot of other people are suffering. I still haven't heard from my

Puerto Rico subscribers. I don't know what's going on, so I would love to hear

from you guys, and just hang in there with me through this recovery period.

I really, really appreciate your support. See you next time.

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