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okay hi guys good morning good evening good afternoon good night YouTube

Internet warriors crochet geeks everyone watching okay

the question is why can't I upload videos to Twitter well you can't you

might not be able to upload videos to Twitter but you can live stream so I'm

gonna go to my Twitter and show you guys how to live stream okay so there is a

little I'm gonna wait for it to populate here did it come up yep it came up okay

so there's a little feather down there in the corner do you see the little

feather there in the corner click on the feather and then you get some options

right there do you see that you've got options right there and so that you've

got camera you've got camera and live and what you want to do is you want to

click on the red right here you click on the red and that takes you allow Twitter

to take pictures and record video so you have options to access and deny so to do

it you want to click on allow then you click on allow on your mobile device

allow Twitter to record audio and you want to click allow like that allow well

allow okay so

okay and then this is how you go live and then you'd hit the life to go live

so thank you so much for watching this tutorial on how to livestream on Twitter

For more infomation >> Why Can't I upload videos to Twitter? English Subtitles Translations - Duration: 1:50.

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Disability Misconceptions Tag - Duration: 6:36.

No more Q&A videos for a while!

Hello, I'm Rogan and welcome.

I was tagged to do the Disability Misconceptions Tag by Rikki (Poynter) so that's what I'm doing today.

I will link Rikki's video down below, and the original tag which was done by Nicola, I'll link her below.

There are just five questions, so this probably will be short and sweet. Let's get started.

What is your disability and how does it impact you?

Forgive me, the lighting will change through this video because the sun is having fun with the clouds.

If it wasn't already obvious, I'm deaf. That's the only disability I have. As for how it impacts me...

In my personal, everyday life, it doesn't really impact me because most people I'm friends with and hang out

with sign. Deaf or hearing, most of them sign. So... But as for generally, work... Communication.

Communication is the biggest thing that impacts my everyday life.

If I go to a restaurant or whatever, I have to change to writing or typing on my phone what I want to order.

If a random person comes up to me on the street, talking, I don't understand. It's the little things like that.

But one big impact that it does have is it's that much harder for me to find a job.

When I apply for a job at whatever place,

I have to consider: will this workplace be willing to accommodate my deafness?

Will this be a good place for a deaf person to work? Can this job be done by a deaf person?

Generally, yes, but there are little things that come with that job that I see, that one thing I can't do.

I have to tell them, if they pick me for this job, I can't do that one thing. Like for example.

A front desk job or something. I can do most of the tasks, no problem.

Except when one, someone calls the front desk. We would have to adjust that, set up a VP number.

Or... If it's a front desk job, that means there will be people coming up.

Will the workplace be willing to let me do that?

Generally, it's not really that much of a concern but, jobs. That's the biggest impact on my life.

I still don't have a job, I've been looking for a while.

That's part of why I'm struggling to search for jobs, because I'm always second-guessing myself.

Asking all those questions, can I apply there? Will they be accepting? Always asking myself those questions.

I really need to stop listening to that voice, but it's hard.

What is the most common misconception that you experience in regards to your disability?

The most common misconception is one that I think applies to a lot of people who have disabilities,

not necessarily deaf, but any other disability. It's that we can't do anything.

It would be too much work to accommodate for our needs, when really, it's not.

In my case, often, I can do fine. I just sometimes need an interpreter, or need people to write things down.

It's not that much of a adjustment, but that's what a lot of people think.

"Oh gosh, I have to do this, this, and this." Really, it's not that bad.

Which misconception annoys you the most?

What I previously said, that's one that annoys me, but this annoys me maybe even more.

A lot of people think that deaf people are all the same. We are a HUGE community, bigger than you think.

When has a group of any size ever been all the same?

Do you do anything to combat these misconceptions?

YouTube! I also technically do a blog, technically. But those are text posts of these videos.

I've mentioned it in my videos before, but I do this because I do it to show that deaf people are just like you.

We have thoughts, we have feelings, we're just like anyone else.

What more do you think can be done to combat the misconception around your disability?

My broad answer to this is visibility. Visibility is a big thing, so two main things people can do.

First, no matter who you are, share information about disabilities. Share.

Don't just look at it and say, "Oh, that's cool. That's really cool you're doing this. Great." Then do nothing.

Share that. If you watch and do nothing, that (information) will never go anywhere.

Second, have more representation of us in media.

Whatever that is - news, TV shows, movies, books, you name it. Show us.

Yes, the deaf community has had increasing visibility. "The Silent Child" just won an Oscar. That's great!

That's one big step. There's been more plays with deaf actors in them, deaf stories.

We're having more, yes, but we need more. What we're seeing now is not all of the stories we have.

So, big answer - visibility. For any disability, not just deafness, just any disability, is visibility.

That's it for the disability misconceptions tag. This was a lot shorter than my previous three videos!

But that's a good thing!

I'm going to tag a few people, just throw out names.

If you've already been tagged for this, consider this more pushing to do it.

Jessica Flores.

Annie Elainey.

Aly Drayton.

Lucas (Wild).

Andrea Lausell.

Abby Sams.

I think I'll stop there. If you saw this, and you want to do this, and you haven't been tagged, go ahead and do it!

But be sure to credit the original creator of this, Nicola. Remember, I linked her below. And that's it for today.

If you want to support my content financially, I have Patreon and ko-fi. Subscribe to this channel.

Follow me on all my socials - Facebook, Twitter, Instagram. Thanks for watching, see you next time.

For more infomation >> Disability Misconceptions Tag - Duration: 6:36.

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LADY BUG AND SUPER CAT WANT TO CONTROL AT SCHOOL SPIDERMAN. CHILDREN PLAY DOCTOR - Duration: 5:12.

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N1 YOUTUBE - Duration: 0:30.

Some people will bet on anything...

They love their challenges....

And Harry Lee was a man who knew there was money in challenges...

And he had the perfect chance...

But Harry made a mistake.

Yes....

Because he didn't take into account as 16-year-old boy...

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The Phone Finally Found (Mentawai Vlog Pt .8) - Duration: 3:43.

-Really you need to do that now?

-Why not?

So yeah

Do you still remember what happened at the first vlog?

this Mentawai series

I said it there that

Once we reached the airport before we got in, Ruben already lost his phone.

-This is just the beginning

and still early

before checked in

Ruben already lost his phone

-Really you need to do that now?

-Why not?

-And when we got back to Jakarta

from Padang, I told him that

'Why don't we try to come to

the Lost and Found section

for his phone who knows someone found it

and when we arrived,

at the Terminal 2 the arrival is in the ground floor

I asked the security there he said its upstairs

close to Gate 3

when we went upstairs it was Gate 4

I asked the security there he said it's the left side of Gate 3

Left side of Gate 3, then I walked with Ruben

to Gate 3

but we didn't see at the Gate 3

they said it's in OD, the place,

'Security on Duties'

but he said it's on the left side

but left side is

different from every position

if you faced inside or outside is different

we walked to the Gate 3 and we didn't see it and continued walking

and between Gate 3 and Gate 2 there is small room

that's the police office but no one was there

so we continued until Gate 2

and I asked the security at Gate 2

he said at the Gate 3,

Also around gate 3

but didn't say where exactly at Gate 3

then when we

walked back to the Gate 3, there we met a policeman

then I asked him 'Sir, where is the Lost and Found' section?

but the policeman said it's at the downstairs

at the arrival gate

and so

we just walked back to the gate 3

but over there my cousin said 'Just go, we won't find it anyway.'

coz there told us to go here and there

but when we walked to the gate 3, turned out its the opposite

that's the Security on Duties section,

so we tried to ask there.

Then we asked the security in the Lost and Found section

about the Lost and Found stuff

the he asked us

-'What you have lost?' -Hand phone

-'When did you lost it?'

Ruben lost his phone at 14th

a week ago before we departed

so -at the 14th.

-'Ok, what's the handphone color?' - Black

-'What's the brand?' -Xiaomi

they checked it in the book

at 14 there was one handphone found

but he said it wasn't Xiaomi, its a 'Mi' one

'Mi' is Xiaomi

Coz on the back

here, Mi.

and it also black colored one

they looked

at the storage, and yeah there was the phone

my cousin was so happy because of that.

so

the point is there are still

plenty good people here. the found a stuff

but they didn't keep it for themselves but they gave it to a securities

and fortunately the securities also like that too.

so at the end the phone no longer lost

but it found

well

I told Ruben that sometimes I bring luck, maybe this is

one of my luck

For more infomation >> The Phone Finally Found (Mentawai Vlog Pt .8) - Duration: 3:43.

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Motu Patlu goes to the silver and gold park by super car - Youtube Channel For Kids - Duration: 5:27.

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ДЛЯ ЛЕВШЕЙ. Вязание крючком. ТУНИКА. РАЗБОР УЗОРА+СХЕМА+ВЫКРОЙКА - Duration: 10:16.

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YouTube and Creative Commons Search - Duration: 3:11.

Hello everyone, my name is Matt Seibert, and today we are going to use the

website YouTube, and limit our searches to Creative Commons related information.

And then we are going to find a video in YouTube and get the citation information

from the video. So first we'll start by going to YouTube let's do a search in

Google for YouTube and we'll click on YouTube, and now we'll do a search for

topic. Type in "houses,"

and then we're going to click on the top right where it says "Filter" and under

features we can filter by Creative Commons. That has reduced the number of

search results, and all of these resources have Creative Commons licenses,

so they can be reused. So let's click on one entitled, "Tour of my 3D Printed Houses." [Video's audio is playing.] "Well

greetings 3D Printers, my name is Vicki Sola. This is Tegel 3D. Today's episode I

thought I'd give you a tour not of my workspace but of my 3D printed houses."

So I'm going to pause that [video] because now we need to get citation information for the

video. So first we need the title of "Tour of my 3D printed houses," we need the creator, TGAW.

We need the date of creation published April 16th 2017, we need the

date of access, which is today, We also need the URL, which is up here, and it can

be copied [and pasted].

Now at this point in order to download this video there is something that you

will need to find, a YouTube Downloader; and you will need to contact the

creator of the video, if they've specified it in order to download the

video. So if you have the a-okay from the creator of the video, or they have

licensed the video for reuse, you will be able to download it. And that concludes

this video. Thank you for your time.

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