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The embed code is for people who want to put their video on their own websites. Unless you are interested in coding and making websites, I wouldn't worry about embed codes.

Nowhere it is illegal to view them anywhere else than arielrebel.com (unless permission is given)

Yes, Brendon Urie has a YouTube account. It is http://www.youtube.com/brendonurie.

As of July 19/08, he only has 2 videos uploaded.

As you will notice, several features of YouTube work without reloading the page (favorite, rate, share, comments, the new channel design, the right column with video information and related video, ...).
All these features require JavaScript in order to work, i.e. without JavaScript YouTube would be pretty crappy.

Christina is 24, Katherine is 23, Lisa is 21, Amy is 19, Lauren is 16, and Dani is 14.

(As of 5/02/15)

the absolute BEST youtubers on the face of this Earth!!

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No, Pinnacle Video Editor is not a virus. If it registers as a virus on your PC, just proceed with the installation.

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You dont have to be a certain age because most of the games on there are suitable for everyone

Tyler Oakley recently moved to Los Angeles, but used to live in San Francisco. He was born in Michigan.

A satellite internet provider is a business that allows its clients to access the internet through a satellite dish. Typically, a satellite internet provider will offer a kind of internet access known as satellite broadband.

To access satellite broadband, an internet user must have a satellite dish installed on top of their home. Internet services must also be paid for from a satellite internet provider on a monthly basis as is the case with most kinds of internet access. Due to the technology involving the use of a satellite dish, this internet access often comes packaged with satellite television.

Satellite broadband works by sending signals up into space where they will be received by an orbiting satellite. The signals will then be sent back down from the satellite to the actual internet provider on the ground. Signals can then be sent back up from the provider to the satellite. They will then be sent down again to the internet subscriber’s satellite dish whenever that subscriber is receiving data over the internet.

Satellite internet typically has a download speed of two megabytes per second and an upload speed of one megabyte per second. This is certainly better than the now rather archaic dial-up internet providers who can only provide download speeds of fifty six kilobytes per second. However, these speeds are still inferior to other kinds of internet access available in the market. DSL internet, for instance, can have a download speed of three megabytes per second.

The down sides to satellite based broadband internet connections don’t end there however. Satellite broadband is also famous for “lagging.” These lag times are a result of the limits of the current technology. Whenever an internet signal is sent up to an orbiting satellite, it must travel over twenty thousand miles through space. It must then travel another twenty thousand miles down to the internet service provider. For this reason, lag-times can be an annoying result of using this kind of internet. It will for one not operate well with online applications that demand quick real time interaction.

Satellite internet also tends to be much more expensive than other forms of internet access available on the market. For these reasons, satellite internet is only suggested when no other means of accessing the internet are available.

The most common cheating signs are as follows:-

more vacant towards yourself.

keeps going out without you.

deletes messages from phone as soon as they have read them. sometimes when people cheat they get super sweet and act all happy, other times they get nasty,it all depends on the person and the level of guilt they feel.

A bad youtuber is a very rare thing. Even the youtubers that people love to hate take time to create their content, and if their message is bad, their production is often good, and vice versa. A good youtuber gets both of these right, but one who doesn't isn't necessarily bad. They have put time and effort in, and them even getting up and being proactive is a credit to them. There are some youtubers I don't watch because their style makes me feel uncomfortable and I don't feel like they would be my friend in real life. But other people like them, so they can not be said to be bad. I can't list some bad ones for you: I can only tell you what constitutes a bad one.

1. Someone who wants to post, but does not post at all. You can't be good without doing something about your urge to create content.

2. People who do it for the subs. This includes sub bots (who are rarer than you would think) and people whose content is blatant copies of others, or unsubstantial and offensive.

3. People who don't care about their audience. Ultimately, youtube is a videosharing website and creators essentially work to create content for the viewers. If you disregard the viewer, you are a bad youtuber.

4. PewDiePie.

Each puppet took roughly about 10 hours to make. I designed each of the faces and hair by watching the various Puppet Pals videos many, many, many times, and tracing various screen shots.

Each puppet has at its core a wooden dowel with part of a popsicle stick glued on at the top to form a "t" shape. The top of the "t" is inside the head of the puppet. The top bar of the "t" allows the entire puppet to rotate properly when you twirl the rod. The "t" was inserted into the pre-sewn head through the bottom of the long neck tube then I stuffed it very firmly with poly stuffing wads poked in with a knitting needle. Then I sewed shut the bottom of the neck tube. The black robes were sewn separately, then sewn to the neck tube to complete the puppet. The robes are slightly longer than the dowel rod.

The puppets are made out of felt and the facial details are painted on with fabric paint. Voldemorts eyes were first painted red, and while the paint was still wet I sprinkled on red ultra fine poly glitter (then vacuumed up the excess after the fabric paint dried). I then outlined his eyes in black and added the black pupils. Harry's glasses were painted white, with opalescent poly glitter sprinkled on the wet paint. Voldemort's eyes look fantastic in the way they reflect the light. I am very fond of Voldemort-the-puppet. He has a great personality.

The Gryffindor badge on the puppets was something I found on the internet and I just scaled it appropriately and printed it out, cut it out, and glued it on to the robes.

Each puppet has a piece of white "loop" velcro sewed to each hand. This is so that they can "hold" props like wands (to make wands I bought el cheapo kids paint brushes and cut the handles off and wrapped the thicker end of the handle with black "hook" velcro such that it would stick to the loop velcro on the puppets' hands). The puppets also have a thin strip of elastic tacked on by the ends such that the elastic lies across the puppet's palm. A rod with a loop on an end of it can be hooked on to this elastic and then used to move the puppet's arm.

One is Gamemaker 8. You can download it at yoyo games.

Smosh is made up of Anthony Padilla and Ian Hecox. They are the third most subscribed channel on YouTube and have four total channels. The first is, of course, Smosh, where Ian and Anthony upload a new comedy video every Friday. Then they have Ianh where they upload three series: Ian is bored (Monday), Lunchtime With Smosh (Thursday), and Smosh Pit Weekly (Saturday). Anthony also has AnthonyPadilla which is his personal account that he doesn't use very often. Lastly is their ShutUpCartoons channel where they will soon be uploading a new cartoon everyday of the week, but as of today only have three series (Pubertina, Do's and Don'ts, and Zombies vs. Ninjas).

I don't specificly know thei names, but they were two students from MIT and they started Youtube. Then Youtube got so popular, that the two students had todrop out of college to maintain the popular website. By the way, the two students were guys.

My Suggestion would be get your parents to help you out. See if they will get

accounts with some affiliate networks. Most affiliate networks require you to be 18

but there are plenty of people who make lots of money online way before 18.

Getting an early start in online business in today's world is very smart. 5 to 10

years from now you will have to be able to make some sort of income online

regardless of the profession you choose. For youtube specifically I would suggest tubenaire video suite. Hope this helps

Video SEO works in a similar way to web site SEO. Instructional or How to videos work particularly well for small business owners and can often be as successful as optimising your web site. With all video streaming platforms like YouTube, Google Videos, Metacafe, Daily Motion etc you can submit your Video and create tags (as you would keywords in web site optimisation). You can add titles and descriptions as you would in normal web site optimisation and once complete you need to create links as you would with normal SEO.

Links from Delicious, Digg, Stumbleupon your own web site and blog along with twitter can often be enough to boost your video to first page positions. If you want to submit your video to all the major video streaming platforms in one go web sites like Tubemogul are extremely useful.

One really good tip is that if you are looking to optimise your video for a particular phrase do an exact match search in Google i.e. search with speech marks around the phrase ("video seo" for example). If the total competing pages comes back at less than 25,000 pages you should be able to get your video on the first page of Google within 4 days and have the thumbnail of the video embedded on the first page of Google within a week.

You can now build data capture directly onto the video so this becomes an excellent source of quality leads.

No you tube is a free web site. However if you choose to sponcer your videos then it will cost some money. Other than that it is free.

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