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Hi viewers!

Queen I can be, but what is yasss?

I'm loving it! Now what is . Oh my goodness!

Yaaa queen!

It says... "Ghosting"

Ghosting in dating terms would mean

looking for a ghost which is not there to date.

Ghosting- is a practice of ending a personal relationship

with someone suddenly without any explanation.

Okay wow!

Personally I don't agree, but then I go with the trend.

"Benching" Now to my mind, benching means

two love birds, looking for a place to sit.

That is very sweet, but that's not what "Benching" means.

Ooooh! "Benching" - when you start dating someone

who has potential, but you're not crazy about them.

So you put them on a bench. Ah! Standby!

I think it's a good way... you have your options!

If you don't like the next one, you come back to the bencher.

Yayyy!

I should be born in this era, why was I born so

so long ago?

"Breadcrumbing" my my! It reminds me of food, not dating!

Let me think... when you don't find the life partner,

a good friend, you are looking for others.

Like breadcrumbs strewn on the table.

What it means is- you send out flirtatious but not

non-committed text messages and messages to a person

in order to lure them.

"Netflix & Chill" Wow! I love Netflix.

I watch a lot of movies there! But what is chill?

Chill means relax. So... in dating terms of today

Coming together in a movie and chilling.

It's a code word for like hooking up, like you come to my

house and we Netflix and chill.

It was very clear because making a picture in your house

or outside, in the film it's the same! Good.

"Micro Cheating"

Oh Micro means small and small cheating

I think boys and girls do a lot. Small cheating each other.

Micro Cheating is the term for small things you do that

could have whispers of infidelity without it being

physically unfaithful. Ah, as long as it's for fun

It's okay! But if you are serious about somebody,

don't Micro Cheat!

"Catch & Release" this is what the young people are

doing these days and I don't like it!

Because when you catch a something, it's for keeps!

And if it's food, you eat it. But if it's your boyfriend or

girlfriend, you have to respect and love.

Somebody who catches and releases is a person

who's interested only in the chase, but once you get that

person, you get over them very fast. Right! So I'm getting better.

You are getting there, you are born for this era. I'm telling you!

I'm loving it you know!

I'm loving it.

Oh! "Cushioning" this is very nice. Should be nice but.

A relationship which makes you comfortable for both boy and girl.

Is that cushioning?

That's an aspirational cushioning. What cushioning means is

is that you're in a relationship, yet you also keep around

several cushions.

Standby, standby boys and girls.

Then you're not serious enough.

Okay "Stashing" ooooh.

You're possessive in love. You don't want anybody else

to be there other than your loved one.

Whether it's a boy or a girl, am I right?

On the contrary, "Stashing" is when you're in a relationship

with someone but you refuse to introduce them to your

friends or family, mostly because you think that the person is temporary,

or replaceable. Or you don't take that person seriously.

Oh it's completely different!

Ohhh! That's bad. The final one!

I hope it's a nice one.

"Yas Queen" what is "Yas Queen?"

Am I "Yas Queen"? You are "Yas Queen!" Am I?

What is "Yas Queen"? what do you think it is?

Queen I can be , but what is "Yas"?

Just trying to be flippant. I think!

"Yas Queen" is actually a very positive word, it's basically when you're

cheering for somebody, sombody's done something really good.

Or you want to appreciate somebody, like me, I can say to you

"Yasss Queeen"! Wow.

That's good

Will you say it one more time? Yasss Queen!

Yasss Queen!

Please date, do whatever you have to do,

but be serious. There's no such person in the world

made for your dreams.

You have to come down from your pedestal.

Try to see the nearest person you like and be true to yourself

and your chosen life partner!

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Before you begin.to get your friend connected to your Wi-Fi On both devices, turn Wi-Fi and Bluetooth on.

if either of you have Personal Hotspot on, turn it off.

Make sure your Apple ID is added to the other person's Contacts app. Keep the other device nearby, within Bluetooth and Wi-Fi range.

To Share Wi-Fi password connection. Make sure your device, the one sharing the password, is unlocked.

and connected to the Wi-Fi network.

have them open settings on their iPhone, then tap Wi-Fi. and ask them to choose your network.

you'll then get a notification on your device. tap Share Password, then tap Done.

Password sharing only works with Apple devices on iOS 11 or later, and macOS High Sierra or later.

If you don't see the setup animation, restart both devices and try again.

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C.I.A. secret documents released - Duration: 9:34.

In the ongoing search to explain sightings of unexplained aerial phenomena researches

constantly hunt for a smoking gun a photo or a document which would once and for all

blow the lid off of the can secrets kept by the governments of world.

The clandestine agencies working their hardest to hide technology alien contact and other

amazing things from the population.

Often these groups are thought as being elite security agencies highly trained with the

inside track on what is going on behind the curtain of reality presented to us by the

mainstream media.

This being said once in a while these groups release information on their activities and

sometimes in can be eye opening.

Not just in the things they keep secret but also in how sometimes they are as clueless

as the rest of us.

One of these document dumps has recently taken place do these papers finally show us if UFOs

are fact or Fiction?

Let's take a look?

Welcome to if………………………………………………………………………………..

An assortment of documentation from the US security agency the CIA has been released

this info dates from the Forties and runs through the first half of the nineteen Nineties.

The bulk of these document cover strange events that the agency pursued out of their own interest

or from following orders given by those above.

The inquires looked at many odd and strange sightings of everything from ghost and UFOs

to mystery animals and suspicious technologies This compilation of reports is available to

anyone who wants to read them, maybe to see if there is any truth to the strange stories

and cover ups that have become legendary in the fields of paranormal and extraterrestrial

research.

Do they uncover the truth and provide the smoking gun (I mentioned in the intro) that

many are looking for?

The reports run from1947 to 1990 and can be found on the CIA website linked above.

(https://www.cia.gov/library/center-for-the-study-of-intelligence/index.html).

As well as popping up through this video!

This long list of secrets records much more than UFO sightings it also gives us a peak

into some programs that have long been secret and subject to many conspiracy theories.

These include the Stargate program something which has been subject to the mentioned speculation

This dossier of secrets contains over 800,000 files which have been hidden from public view

for decades only coming to light today thanks to the efforts and appeals using the freedom

of information act by dedicated researchers forcing the CIAs hand.

For most of the documents history there were only accessible at the CIA National Archives

located in Maryland.

This treasure trove of several hundred thousand pages of intelligence analysis and science

research and development show that the Stargate Project, dealt with psychic powers and extrasensory

perception.

They tell of how the spy organization recruited famous people that claimed they had these

abilities one of the superstars of the program is man I have talked about before Uri Gellar.

Memos detail how Mr. Geller joined the agency and the program back in 1973 and from day

one was able to partly replicate pictures drawn in another room with varying accuracy,

this leading the researchers to write that he "demonstrated his paranormal perceptual

ability in a convincing and unambiguous manner".

This glowing report on Gellar gives a sneak peak as to how the CIA was perceiving the

world at that time.

An age when paranoia was at it highest at the peak of the cold war.

There are also reports on the possible Soviet use of parapsychology, details of telepathic

"remote viewing," with disconcerting sketches of a metal structure, and a creepy advertisement

for the Buffalo Bill Wax Museum in Colorado.

This enabling a period of history when all possibilities were open to be studied no matter

how alternative in an attempt to gain the smallest of advantages over the USSR.

This openness, it would seem, has been lost since the end of the cold war, which I think

is a real shame.

So what secrets can we learn from the documents?

Well maybe you would find the recipe for German Disappearing Ink useful?

One of the sections contained in the database is focused on "Secret Writing methods and

techniques."

"Secret" referring to the invisible ink that was and can be used, the strategies for creating

handwritten secret notes, and even how to utilize invisible photography.

It might not be the most high technology, but its useful stuff for those that want to

avoid digital spying.

Next probably the subject that the majority of us would look up first, UFO Photos and

Analysis of extraterrestrial visitors to our planet.

One report documents a UFO spotted by two police officers patrolling the Lithuanian

border on June 26, 1996.

Contained in the pages is a description of the incident which reads as follows

"Vehicle loads of soldiers from the ARAS rapid reaction force, sniffer dogs and police

reinforcements immediately arrived on the scene of the emergency,"

"They noticed a spherical objecting hanging and "pulsing".

"At the same time, they heard what they described as "a strange sound like an electric

or electronic crackle.

"When they moved about 50 meters through the long grass, the police said the sphere

moved away, rose higher and rapidly departed."

Another strange thing about this sighting was the reports of a persistent sound that

was recorded and defied explanation.

Lithuanian scientists finding it impossible to hunt down an explanation for the incident.

Declassified in 2007 the next report looks at an odd occurrence which took place in the

middle of the cold war, the Berlin tunnel, this CIA report denotes a joint operation

between the CIA and British Secret Intelligence Service (SIS).

This was a plan between the two countries to tunnel into Soviet-occupied Berlin and

then tap phone lines which would carry secrets from the Soviet Army headquarters.

The plan was unsuccessful as the idea was leaked to the Russians but the Russians were

no fools they decided to let the plan go ahead until they revealed its existence in 1956.

This event was highly embarrassing for the two agencies

Who was the man that caused the plan to fail?

These documents tell us a double agent, known as George Blake, was responsible.

I guess they would have hunted this man down and detained him hoping to get some dirt on

the Russians to counter their failure and while on the subject of detention there is

a section of the files that also reveal a lot about the CIAs methods when it comes to

those they have captured.

"Documents Related to the Former Detention and Interrogation Program," which contained

information right up to the early 2000s.

An email, that gives us an idea of what was going on then and possibly now the sender

says, "This morning I informed the front office of CTC that I will no longer be associated

in any way with the interrogation program due to serious reservation[s] I have about

the current state of affairs.

Instead, I will be retiring shortly.

This is a train wreak [sic] waiting to happen and I intend to get the hell off the train

before it happens."

These pages give us a just a snippet of what goes on behind the curtain of national and

international security.

One things is for sure there is always something going on that we are kept in the dark about.

Do you think we should be allowed to see that they have hidden?

Do you think they are really hiding proof of UFOs and other mysteries?

Let me know your thoughts in

the comments below.

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The Seasons Song | Nursery Rhymes For Kids | Learning Videos For Toddlers - Kids Baby Club - Duration: 16:08.

"What season is it?"

"You can tell by looking outside!"

"Really?"

Farmees Farmees See the falling leaves

Autumn is here, I say Farmees Farmees

Can you see the flowers Gotta be spring, let's play!

Farmees Farmees Do you feel the snow

Must be winter, today. Farmees Farmees

Do you feel the sun Summer is here, hurray!

Let's go play!

Farmees Farmees See the falling leaves

Autumn is here, I say Farmees Farmees

Can you see the flowers Gotta be spring, let's play!

Farmees Farmees Do you feel the snow

Must be winter, today. Farmees Farmees

Do you feel the sun Summer is here, hurray!

Let's go play!

Farmees Farmees See the falling leaves

Autumn is here, I say Farmees Farmees

Can you see the flowers Gotta be spring, let's play!

Farmees Farmees Do you feel the snow

Must be winter, today. Farmees Farmees

Do you feel the sun Summer is here, hurray!

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How to replace your PC with a Chromebook - Duration: 8:15.

For several years my only computer has been a Chromebook.

And it's been easier than you might think.

If you're relatively new to Chromebooks, or perhaps wondering what all the fuss is

about, I hope this video will help you.

It's going to be a big and fast overview of how these streamlined computers can accomplish

everything that more "fully featured" computers can.

But first, a quick word about my sponsor.

I don't have one.

And these are just my personal views.

Yeah gotcha.

Chromebooks are, essentially, cloud computers.

The thesis behind their design is that these days the internet is more important than the

computer.

They're designed to be efficient windows to the internet.

This kind of thinking is admittedly still a little ahead of its time.

In a few short years I imagine you'll be able to do almost anything in the cloud with

ease, but we're not there quite yet.

That's why Chromebooks are currently a little cutting-edge or shall we say… hopeful.

Now, why would anyone get a Chromebook?

Well, they're usually cheaper than their Windows and Mac counterparts, spec for spec.

As they don't have to be high powered, they can be smaller, and have longer battery life.

They're mostly fanless, opting instead for passive cooling of their low-powered CPUs.

This means they're dead quiet and they're not gradually cramming themselves up with

dust which slows computers down over time.

Software updates are simple, automatic, and don't make a fuss.

Since your files and settings are mostly stored in the cloud you don't need big storage.

If you're already an Android user, having the same Android apps on your Chromebook means

you don't have to deal with a different set of programs to those you might already

have on your phone.

Overall, the software's not as complex, noisy and bogged-down as the other big operating systems.

It generally just works.

You know, I love computers, from custom Windows PCs to slick Macintosh devices, I like tinkering

with parts and pushing hardware to its limits.

But lately, most of the time I just want a computer that does everything I want it to,

simply, easily and without a fuss.

That's Chromebooks.

Chromebooks are about putting a modest amount of computing power to its full potential.

It's elegant, and minimalistic, and strangely soothing to me.

Now, how do I get away with a Chromebook being my one and only PC?

Let's get into it:

First, the obvious.

Chromebooks run Chrome OS, the core of which is a full Chrome web browser, so you can access

any website you would with any other computer.

So that includes all your social media, your Facebook, your Twitter, your whatever, simple,

easy.

But hey, it doesn't stop there.

You've got Android apps on Chromebooks too, so you can also access the more mobile-focused

platforms such as Snapchat and Instagram.

For email you've obviously got all the browser-based providers like Gmail, as well as Android clients.

The only more sketchy area here is more advanced, professional clients for business and the

like.

Microsoft Outlook has an Android app, but it's unlikely to match anything on Windows

or Mac just yet.

However, there are ways to run Windows and Linux apps on a Chromebook, I'll speak to

that in a minute.

Google Drive is, of course, readily available to you, with Docs and spreadsheets and so forth.

These of course work with the cloud, so you may be wondering, can I use them offline?

Yes, yes you can.

Microsoft also has browser and Android-based versions of it's Microsoft Office applications.

These are capable of all but the most advanced tasks.

So you can write and communicate, but can you also make stuff?

Sure!

Whether you want to work with images or video or audio, you've got a few different options

here.

First, there's Windows apps.

You can currently use an Android app called Crossover to run Windows applications on your

Chromebook.

Now, this is pretty rudimentary, and most Chromebooks are honestly not designed for

it, so I don't recommend it.

There are rumours that one day Chromebooks will be able to run full, proper Windows side

by side with Chrome OS, but there's no confirmation that will ever pan out, just yet.

Your second option is Linux apps.

This is a fairly promising option, with Linux app support getting better and more user friendly

with every iteration of Chrome OS.

It might be really good really soon, but as of January 2019, we're not there yet.

Linux on Chrome OS currently doesn't support audio or GPU acceleration, which are both

pretty important for working with multimedia.

This window to Linux is also not yet available on my Samsung Chromebook Pro, so I haven't

had first hand experience.

Thirdly, and now here's a great option, Android apps.

Yep, why not just use Android apps, which usually run pretty well on Chromebooks and

are becoming increasingly proficient programs.

If you're after a good video editing app you can't go past Kinemaster or PowerDirector.

If you're working with images try Pixlr, Snapseed or the mobile Photoshop app.

For sound perhaps FL Studio or Audio Evolution will suit your needs.

None of these quite match professional desktop applications, and unfortunately most don't

work well with keyboard and mouse as they're designed with touchscreens in mind, but it

all depends on what you're working on.

On the other hand, yeah, Chromebooks have touchscreens and many come with a stylus,

so if you want to draw, go nuts.

Finally, web apps and the cloud.

This is my personal favourite, and the one most suited to Chromebooks, but it's currently

in the really early stages.

These are services that run in your browser, often allowing you to upload your materials

so that they can be processed on distant servers.

WeVideo is a cloud video editor, and it's actually what I'm using to make this video

right here.

If you want to edit audio, check out Soundtrap.

And it's not entirely cloud-based, but if you're after a nice Photoshop alternative

you can run in your browser, I've been very impressed by Photopea.

I said that was the last option but actually I'll hit just one more – cloud services

such as PaperSpace allow you to easily run a full Windows or Linux system on remote servers.

This can be a way to access a huge amount of grunt power just with your Chromebook,

but remember it really demands an excellent internet connection.

I used this method, with some issues, to edit a short film in 4k, I'll put it in the description.

A quick word on subscription fees.

When you're using cloud services, and to some extent mobile apps, you're going to

encounter a lot of subscription fees.

It's just the way it all works at the moment.

I think it works out fine if you're only subscribing to a few services, but just be

careful how much you're spending.

The Chromebook world shouldn't cost you an arm and a leg.

Netflix, Amazon Prime Video, YouTube Premium, Stan, Spotify, Google Music, YouTube Music,

you name it, it all runs perfectly on a Chromebook.

Both in your browser, like any other computer, but also, you can download the official Android

apps, most of which allow you to download content to your device for when you're offline.

The primary, great and currently-available option, is Android games.

There are so many, of all kinds.

And their scale keeps growing, with developers like Blizzard and Bethesda now bringing major

franchises like Diablo and Elder Scrolls to the platform.

Most Android games run great on Chromebooks.

Only downside?

Is again, not many have keyboard and mouse support, so you'll be using the touch controls.

How about Linux gaming?

Well, it's exciting, and it's on the way, but again, we're not really there yet, Linux

apps still need GPU and audio support.

And of course Nvidia and Google and Amazon and Microsoft and EA and your grandad

and just about everyone are developing their own game streaming platforms at the moment.

An extremely promising field, but again, we're not there yet.

I'm not going to pretend to know a lot about coding or developing.

You've got Linux, is that what you want?

Is that what you want?

What do you want?

So, Chromebooks.

They're not for everyone, but I'm clearly a big fan.

I should point out, if you would like to try Chrome OS on your current Windows or Mac device, you can

do so by grabbing Neverware's excellent CloudReady OS.

Works on pretty much any computer, it's a great version of Chrome OS, it's only

missing Android apps and the Google Play Store.

Phew, big video, lots of information.

I'm sure I've glossed over things or missed things or explained things terribly badly, feel free

to make contact in the comments below.

I'm fairly passionate about this.

I believe software and technology does not need to be complicated for the user.

Complicated is never inherently better, even for the most professional computing operations.

Chromebooks are about ease of use and ease of access and simplicity where possible, without

unnecessary limitations.

Thanks for watching.

Oh, hey, yeah. Just because I'm supposed to say it... ah, I should say, ah...

Yeah don't forget to ah...

You know... like and subscribe. You know.

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7 Things To Include in Your YouTube Videos Description | Complete Video in English | 2019 - Duration: 3:53.

Assalam o Alikum to Everyone, My Name is Ismail and You Are Watching Ismail Academy YouTube Channel

Friends Today i Will Tell You 7 Things Which You Need to Include in Your Videos Description if You Are a YouTuber Then This Video is For You.

So Before Starting This Video i Will Request to You if You Have Not Subscribed This Channel Then Make Sure to Subscribe and Press The Bell Icon to Never Miss Any Video From My Channel.

SO LET'S START

7 things to include in your YouTube videos description

Most of the YouTubers might not think about descriptions as something special or something that needs to be paid attention to.

That is one of the biggest mistakes a YouTuber can make and it's often one of the many things that separates a regular YouTuber from the professional ones.

The truth is descriptions are one of the best toolboxes for promoting yourself.

Here are the 7 things every great YouTube description should include:

1. The first 5 lines

Your first 5 lines are the most important, since it's the first things that your audience will see in the description, the first two lines of it popup next to your video in searches.

2. Include a link to your website

This is the only link that should be posted in the first five lines of the description.

Besides this one you can use more, but later on in the descriptions content.

3. Brief teaser for the video content

The thing about writing a teaser is balance. You should reveal enough for the video without revealing the whole thing.

The trick is to make your audience curious about your content which will drive them to explore further on.

4. Contact and Social Links

It is very important to provide your contact information and all the links from your social media accounts because you never know who might stumble on your videos.

Maybe this is your big chance!

5. Make the description longer

You have about 5000 characters that are allowed for the description.

Don't be afraid to use them.

This comes especially handy when making tutorial videos.

Basically you can write a mini blog inside your description box.

6. Include references mentioned in the video

This is very important, since you can use several keywords which will describe the video content.

Also make sure to use a keyword of your title in the first two lines of the description box.

7. Link to your blog

You should always try to stay connected to your blog since with using different platforms you can increase the number of viewers that are interested in your content.

But most importantly, try to have fun and play around with your description box. It is worth it!

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Before you begin.to get your friend connected to your Wi-Fi On both devices, turn Wi-Fi and Bluetooth on.

if either of you have Personal Hotspot on, turn it off.

Make sure your Apple ID is added to the other person's Contacts app. Keep the other device nearby, within Bluetooth and Wi-Fi range.

To Share Wi-Fi password connection. Make sure your device, the one sharing the password, is unlocked.

and connected to the Wi-Fi network.

have them open settings on their iPhone, then tap Wi-Fi. and ask them to choose your network.

you'll then get a notification on your device. tap Share Password, then tap Done.

Password sharing only works with Apple devices on iOS 11 or later, and macOS High Sierra or later.

If you don't see the setup animation, restart both devices and try again.

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