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Hey Google, I got this really weird pimple on my chest that doesn't seem to

want to go away, any idea what that -and I'm dying. I figured.

This world is an incredible place filled with resources that we can readily turn to to get the

answers to a number of pressing questions. Where did you get those

clothes at the toilet store? Yet, when it seems to boil down to it the vast

majority of us seem to turn to one place and one place only: Google. And while

Google is incredible, especially at delivering us the answers we're looking

for very quickly. It's also a little bit scary how much we turn to it for. Don't

remind me. And that's why I put together this list of six of the most commonly

asked questions that we pose to Google, what I believe they say about humanity,

and ultimately why I think we need to stop turning to Google for questions of

this nature. It's about damn time. Coming in at number 6 searched over 14,000

times per month is "which celebrity do I look like." While it's great to know that

I'm 80% Matthew Broderick 15% Michael Cera with a dash of Chevy Chase,

Ultimately what concerns me about posing this question to Google is that it

further perpetuates the whole idea of comparison. And we all know that social

media alone is already a cess pool filled of comparison. It's frustrating. And while some of the

people were getting compared to when we pose this question to Google may seem

either humbling or even incredibly accurate, ultimately we're comparing

ourselves to people that are largely in an industry that is obsessed with how we

physically look. Why would you say that? The way that Katy Perry looks on the red

carpet is different than the way Katy Perry wakes up on a Friday morning. So while

it may be all fun and games to see who your face looks particularly like this

morning, it's also critical that we don't get so caught up in the idea of

comparison and instead spend more of our time appreciating and loving ourselves

for who we are. That's impossible! Coming in at number five and it's searched just under fifty

thousand times a month is the question "why did I get married". While this world

may be filled with a number of hopeless romantics, myself included, we all know

that the institution of marriage is crumbling before us. Hey you need to walk

away from this ASAP. We all know what the divorce rate is in this world and

chances are if you're turning to Google for reminders as to why you got married

in the first place, you're only going to add to the statistic. It's an unfair game.

So rather than turning to Google, why not instead turn to your partner and have an

open conversation of where you stand to see what you can and can't do about it.

You're right, you're right, I know you're right. Coming in at number four is my favorite on the

list. It's searched just under 75,000 times a month and it is the question who

"unfollowed me on Instagram". There are no judgments made. Why I thought this

particular question is of interest, is because it shows just how personal we

take the whole idea of how many people are following or unfollowing us. That's

never a good idea. If we need to go that extra mile to figure out who that one

particular individual that was following us yesterday that is no longer following

us today is, just to make ourselves feel better about who we are and how we

present ourselves. Yeah. That is some serious self-consciousness that we all

need to look into and move beyond. No doubt in my mind. Number three is searched over a

hundred and thirty five thousand times per month and it is "how to make money

online". And what's particularly concerning about this to me is that we

seem to still have this whole understanding that making money online

is an easy way to get rich quick. I don't have any money. Building up a subscriber

count on YouTube or starting a website from scratch that starts to generate

high traffic amounts, are things that are not easy to come by in this world. So

rather than seeing the people who've done that as people who've gotten rich

quick, instead appreciate the effort that they've put in and realize that you'll

need to do the same if you want to get the same results. Oh.

Number two is searched just over three hundred thousand times a month and it is

"how to lose weight fast". The thing that's a little bit more concerning to me is

the last word in this sentence. It's the whole idea of fast. Again, it's this whole

thing we need things to happen instantly because we do not trust our ability to

commit to things or to put in the work necessary to get the long-term results.

I eat, and eat, and eat. Despite what some infomercials may show you, people who've

either lost a substantial amount of weight or have put on a substantial

amount of muscle, did so once again because of their work ethic and

commitment to making that a part of the reality. So rather than always looking

for the quick fixes, focus on finding what really motivates you and inspires

you to want to make these lifestyle changes. Since that's what's gonna be at

the core of you actually accomplishing them. That's not so bad.

Coming in at number one is something that I don't even have a number to

quantify for you but seeing how frequently different forms of it came up

in the top searches of all time, I can guarantee you it's in the millions. And

that is any and all health advice. Excuse me. While Google can be great at

providing you some quick answers to this, for the most part it is also really

great at over blowing things and making you feel as though you are dying

even when you have the most simplest of ailments. There are plenty of people we

can turn to in this world, both in the Western medicine, alternative medicine,

whatever medicine type of realm that can provide us the answers we're actually

looking for and Google isn't one of them. Agree to disagree. You can watch my most

popular video of all time by clicking here, or you can press subscribe to see

more brutally honest personal development content for those who

actually want to change.

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Google Analytics Audit - Our Process for Optimal Data Quality - Duration: 6:59.

So you want to put your Google Analytics skills to use?

Well then in this video I'm gonna show you our process how we do Google Analytics Audits.

All the more coming up.

Hey there welcome back to another video of Measureschool.com.

Teaching you the data-driven way of digital marketing.

My name is Julian and today we want to talk about Google Analytics Audits.

Now if you want to put your Google Analytics implementation skills to use, you're pretty

advanced maybe already, and are working as a freelancer and want to start working with

clients, where do you actually start?

Well, most of the time we start with an audit in our practice of our services because we

need to determine what data is already there, how is this data gathered, is this data of

high quality, and is it worth going into the data maybe changing something around, tracking

more for the client making his implementation more useful, and then also analyzing giving

him insights, and the change that he wants.

But it really starts for us with this crucial Google Analytics audit in order to determine

the state of their analytics.

So in this video, I'm gonna show you our process on how we do Google Analytics Audits here

at Measureschool.

Let's dive in.

All right the first step is like any analytics project out there is starts with good questions.

First of all, you should talk to your clients and figure out what that Google Analytics

implementation is all about.

How do they use Google Analytics?

What kind of type of company is this?

How does their business model maybe relate to Google Analytics and what you can track

on their website?

And crucially what do they want to get out of Google Analytics?

Maybe again they're already set expectation what Google Analytics can do and what it can't

do, and we're an audit would be helpful.

Now you can already do this in your selling portion of the audit or maybe you have that

information already available.

But an audit is only as effective as you have communicated it to the client and you have

gotten the right input to look for the right things in the right lens so to say when you

go through the Google Analytics account and determine the data quality.

This already will give us valuable hints on how Google Analytics can be implemented on

the client's website and on features that he might be missing out on and how we can

proceed after we have done the audit?

So definitely you'll have a long conversation with your client for the audit.

The second step is the Technical Audit portion.

Now, this is really where you put your Google Analytics skills to use.

You probably have a checklist of different Google Analytics features to check for and

make sure that everything is working correctly.

We have a list here at Measureschool that you can download.

I will link that up down below.

But this is really where all your skills come inspiration.

You need to be a little bit advanced to understand how the data is actually flowing into the

account, how you can make sure that the quality is correct, and maybe also dig into their

data to find any anomalies so you can investigate them in their tracking system.

Not all of the checkpoints will be relevant to the business that you are looking at.

So maybe they don't need cross-domain tracking because it's just one website with one URL.

And there are other features that might be more important like UTM parameters and so

on.

It's really a useful tool to have your own checklist if you want to go through and make

sure that everything is tracked correctly and configured correctly.

This will also give you a great documentation for later and a grand overview of how the

state is of their Google Analytics account.

Then in the third step, you want to Prioritize.

Now Google Analytics implementation is not one-size-fits-all.

So not all the features will be relevant for the business that you are looking at.

There might be a Content business or an eCommerce business completely different feature sets

that need to be implemented and prioritized.

So how would you do such a prioritization?

Now I'm a big fan of Brian Clifton's approach where he scores the data quality in a report.

You can find a template on his website.

I'm gonna link that up down below.

And it's also in the great book, Successful Analytics.

But what he does in this report is actually looks at the broader areas of your Google

Analytics account and scores them and weights them in accordance to his framework.

And that will happen later determine an overall Google Analytics data quality score that will

tell him in which percentile clients' Google Analytics account is in.

Then he can determine for example if they are under 50%.

And it doesn't really make sense to start with serious analytics with that data that

they have in the account.

But rather should work on certain given areas in order to get over that 50% and be able

to do serious analysis with that data.

Now once you have prioritized you want to come up with a treatment.

You want to suggest or bring up recommendations.

So it's not only enough to just go through the points and say this is not working, this

is not implemented.

But rather going back to these crucial prioritized points and making suggestions on how to fix

them.

There might be something easy like fixing the tracking code which would be pretty high

on the list if this is not working.

Or other things like event tracking that is important particularly for this business and

website.

Now coming up with these recommendations is a crucial point of the audit portion because

you want to bring your clients results.

And they shouldn't just be left with a checklist that determines if something is working or

not.

But really giving them recommendations what are the next steps, how can you go from maybe

and beginner analytics level to an advanced analytics level, and up your game in the data

quality department.

So definitely come up with some suggestions and some recommendations for fixes in their

Google Analytics account or for better tracking in general.

Last but not least, you want to report that data.

Now, this can be in different forms and shapes.

Some people write a big report where they have treatments and suggestions in there as

a word document or PDF that they can also show to the management and be passed around

in different departments inside of the company.

It could also come in a form of a simple checklist with the recommendations in a sheet.

Or you are actually presenting that data and lobbying for the change that you want to see

in the company.

So this report is really a final delivery to end the project and have a clear cutoff

point for your findings and also suggestions.

But it's also a great starting point for further engagements.

So if you actually implement these changes or come up with these treatments who would

be better suited to implementing them than you.

All right these are the steps that we normally take when we do analytics audits.

If you're interested in getting an audit from us then I have a services link down below.

And if you have already done analytics audits for clients then I'd love to hear from you

as well if you have any suggestions down below in the comments.

Now my name is Julian, till next time.

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Garden Workday | Spider, Planting Okra, Sweetgrass, Zinnias | Vlog - Duration: 15:24.

It's Thursday, so you know what that means.

We're off to a busy day. With our star players like tomatoes and peppers set

for now, we're going to focus on our supporting characters. One of the first

things we're going to do today is, this sweetgrass is kind of run its course, and

we're going to cut it all back. I'm going to save a good clump to regrow, and we're

going to plant these okra seedlings in these self watering pots. All right.

And the plastic needs to be cleaned. One of the most surprising things I've got

growing is sunflowers. I said three years ago I would never grow sunflowers again

because the parrots, we have a wild parrot flock that flies over twice a day,

at least, and they love sunflowers, and they decimated my sunflowers in 2012, 13,

and 14. So, I was at the National heirloom Expo and I bought these wonderful seeds.

It says "Mostly California Sunflower organically grown in GMO free Mendocino

County" and I couldn't resist. And I put some in this pot with the olla

and with the cardamom, and I thought, oh what what the hey, I'll just throw some

seeds in here and see what happens, and look!

Cardamon and sunflowers are not the only thing growing in this pot. I also have a

Chinese pumpkin. I'm so excited! If this grows and I get a Chinese

pumpkin out of this, I will be over the moon. Actually the cardamom is a forest

plant and it likes an overstory. Since these have started growing, the cardamom

is greener and it looks better and it's putting out new shoots. So, these are the

Henderson baby lima beans that I planted when Carolina came to visit and brought

me this planter she made, and don't they look gorgeous? A lot of flowers, so

fingers crossed. Remember the grapevine that we scavenged

from across the street? I thought it was dead. Two of the stems were dead, but one

of them is very much alive and look at that. Just right here in my little circle

I have i'itoi onions, grapevine, Henderson baby lima beans,

Chinese pumpkin, cardamom, sunflowers, and right behind me, eggplant. And right here,

pineapple guava, passion fruit vine, goji berry, and sugar cane. This corner has all

grown together and reminds me of England. We've got four clocks alyssum and Johnny

Jump-ups, the Four O'clocks all receded from two years ago, and the Johnny Jump-ups

and allysum I germinated and planted seedlings here. But now it's all grown

together, and the beauty of a cloudy day is first of all, it's quieter. We have

less planes overhead, and it's cool to work, and these Four O'clocks are open

wide on cloudy days. And they're the most amazing color of fuchsia, deep fuchsia in

the center and as it comes to the outer petals, it's more of a rose color.

The sweet grass in the three planters have been cut and this soil is really

spent, and it's all roots anyway, so this is going in the green bin, and we're

starting fresh with new soil that we just purchased from the local hardware

store. Wow, that is... See, al lot of roots.

See, let me cut it with my knife. Hey, there's no soil at all. It's just

roots. Wow. See? Roots. Make exactly the holes. That's crazy!

I do, but not with your finger. No, no, no, no, don't touch it.

Yeah, now it's good, see? Nice.

Let me put my overalls on.

Nice. What I want to do is... Yeah, I want to save this much. So take the one where this

most alive...

We soaked the roots of these chunks in a solution of kelp and mycorrhizae.

Okay, so Eric is saying that we need to do some root pruning before we try to

plant this. All right, I hope you're right.

Okay. Like my quesadilla. You're what? My quesadilla. Ha, ha, ha.

Take it out. See? Beautiful.

Let's see.

The roots of sweet grass are very fragile, so to speak, in that you've

got to feed them and give them plenty of water. Cuz, normally this would grow by a

river bank or something. So we're mixing up some new soil that we just purchased

that is OMRI listed for organic gardening and I have just added my usual

set of amendments. I don't know how that winds up in potting soil.

This is dwarf okra, so I'm planting these fairly close together. I just

wanted to put some lightweight mulch on here and I have this animal bedding

that's pine shavings and I thought that would be perfect. I have been agonizing

over where I was gonna plant this okra ever since I planted the seeds because

okra needs a lot of Sun. I don't have a lot of Sun, so it was a matter of

convenience, that the sweet grass needed regenerating. I'm going to put my zinnias

in that planter box we cleaned out last Thursday workday, and I'm seeing now... This

is the first time I've grown zinnias. They're big plants and they're tall and

I need something tall over there to get the Sun. So these pots are not big enough

to support these big plants anyway so that's the next project.

Will that fit in here?

One by one? Yeah. So all of these Johnny Jump-ups were in this pot and it was

wilting every day, so I had Eric divide the plant in three pieces. And we filled

up the two pots that we just emptied from the zinnias. So it's time for a

lunch break. What we have coming up in the afternoon is, I discovered a patch of

i'itoi onions over here in this bed that's completely covered with stuff and

the aphids mowed them over as well, so I'm gonna have Eric clean all that out.

These are bunching onions, so they grow in a clump, so you just... you can plant

them fresh, or dried, and you just separate each one and bury it about up

to there, and it will regrow a bunch.

We're organizing that big shelving unit that holds all my stuff because it's

really disorganized. And I wanted to give a shout out to Holly

Yokoyama who is a new patron of this channel. Thank You, Holly. Okay, we got the

first shelf organized. Look at all those oranges coming! Can you reach that one up

there, because that needs to come out.

Beautiful. Thanks for the tray. It's your present. One of many, thank

you, Eric. So this is where Eric just pulled out these i'itoi onions, so we've got

kind of an open space here. I'm not planting anything until this

coriander seed is finished. Okay, yep, okay. Not very big. But ready. You're right. Okay, we

are not going to get to the i'itoi onions today, but what I am gonna do is

plant these three celery tops in this spot right here which gets a lot of

shade. And we're talking summer, and we're talking celery is a

a cool season vegetable, so I don't want it to get too hot. It's the first

time I've ever done this. I hope I'm doing it right. I have these three tops

that I have grown in the kitchen window.

I'm just gonna make a hole, I'm gonna add some coffee grounds, and

amendments, and I'm just gonna... got it sitting in a little solution of

mycorrhizae. That's one. Literally going to

water it with that. Going to put them about 10 inches apart,

which hopefully will be sufficient.

Oops. Here, uh, working in close quarters

you tend to kind of spaz out a little. I should do this do in a figure eight

here. There we go. Now all we have to do is just clean up and and we'll save the

i'itoi onions for another day.

Okay, here's the big reveal after we organized this shelving unit that holds

everything.

And we even organized this cabinet, and I have this high-tech way of keeping the

doors closed, because this driveways at a slant and this thing is plastic, and the

doors don't stay shut on their own. Okay, end of a long day. Thanks so much for

watching this channel. Please give me a like on the video, and share it with your

friends, and I'll see you in the next one.

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Summer Solstice 2018 Google Doodle - Duration: 1:33.

The Search Engine Google is showing a Doodle for summer solstice.

Summer Solstice 2018 is in the countries lying in Northern Hemisphere.

The summer solstice or estival solstice, also known as midsummer, occurs when a planet's

rotational axis, or geographical pole on either its Northern or its Southern Hemisphere is

most greatly inclined toward the star that it orbits.

On the summer solstice, Earth's maximum axial tilt toward the Sun is 23.44°.

This happens twice each year (once in each hemisphere), when the Sun reaches its highest

position in the sky as seen from the North or South Pole.

The summer solstice occurs during the hemisphere's summer.

This is the June solstice in the Northern Hemisphere and the December solstice in the

Southern Hemisphere.

Depending on the shift of the calendar, the summer solstice occurs some time between June

20 and June 22 in the Northern Hemisphere and between December 20 and December 23 each

year in the Southern Hemisphere.

The same dates in the opposite hemisphere are referred to as the winter solstice.

As seen from a geographic pole, the Sun reaches its highest altitude of the year on the summer

solstice.

The colloquial term "midsummer" refers to the day on which the solstice occurs.

The summer solstice day has the longest period of daylight, except in the polar regions,

where daytime remains continuous for 24 hours every day during a period ranging from a few

days to six months around the summer solstice.

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Go!

Colonel.

Sir!

Die, you mother...

Kong's down. Let's go!

- They told us to leave at dawn. - I know.

- It's dawn. - I know!

So what are we going to do?

This is the edge of the island.

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