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Friday, September 30, 2016

Just by asking this question this way you loose the root. The appearance of that is clearly clear. The world is fucked up. It's not the governments even, it's human nature. You see someone hurt me, I am extremely capable being utterly intelligent but I am here signaling and no one hears so what do I do? That's so simple right? I don't know what to do. I am intelligent and capable. I try with CIA I try with FBI I try with NSA being true natural born quantum cryptologist and I have no response so what do I do? I become violent. No one gives me education I have zero chance to meet another intelligent better to put my brain into place they I need do I contain my anger and listen to imbeciles telling me I gotta kill myself to actually get heard. Oooooh that's now that's it I got it. You did right? I hope you did. I myself I only want to live the life with Allah, I love Allah, he teaches me my value while I am alive you see he or she rather she oh my goodness Allah is she? cares but am I value? That's it. Can I take a decision to kill myself for the name of God killing innocent who may had been my beloved child? Who are they to decide? Who have them the right? Like circumstances. Gun dons. We gotta kill gun dons. That's what we gotta do, sons.
On the other hand you see some children you say you want to kill because they has just no value just stupid unneeded scam reproducing disfunction and violence. That's tour ISIS. But then you say hey I had been molested stolen from in a really bad way shut up in a really bad way by those who attempted to steal from me and hey they are like “mommy with a kid” and the law doesn't help who is gonna revenge for me? Die you bitches you don't deserve to live. That's your ISIS minus connection to gun dons.
Islam created ISIS by its various doctrines, which most Muslims ignore, but a few did not, including that we all should imitate Muhammed’s own actions, that the words in the Koran must be obeyed now (including that apostates be killed), that there should be no separation of power between mosque and state, that Muhammed’s rule (i.e. a dictatorship) should be duplicated now, etc.
To embrace the modern world requires reforming Islam. This can be done by indirection, as in Turkey and Indonesia where unfavorable doctrines are ignored, or it can be done directly, which some modern Muslim theologians in the west are trying to do.
ISIS is the result of not doing this. Islam has always had these strains, violently put down by those in power, or co-opted, or ignored. When there is a power vacuum they emerge in force. Most Muslims in the world of course do not want to live the way Muslims did in the 700s, but absent a reformation this will occur again and again.
Thus when the US destroyed the only central power source in Iraq, it emerged as Al Queda in Iraq and later took the name ISIS, also moving into Syria when the civil war created a power vacuum there, too.
Germany in Weimar days had a related problem: the population was divided, and the centrists who wanted liberal democracy were not the majority. Until a country has a decent majority that wants it, and is willing to die and fight for it, extremists will cause havoc.
So the US was the short-term cause of the power vacuum by destroying Saddam’s army and decommisioning it. But Iraq had no majority centrists willing to fight and die to hold it together; instead Kurds hate Arabs (and Turkmen), Shiites hate Sunni (and Yazidis, Mandans, etc.), pro-Iranian Saadists hate secularists, etc. The same situation exists in Syria.
But the US did not create this disunity, nor could it end it, nor did it create Muslim theology, nor is it the cause of the failure of Arabs to be willing to fight and die for democracy.
Yes TOTALLY and willingy. Beliving in that Bush was stupid and naive enough to not see consequences is nonsense. They have planned everything. US government makes at least 100 year plans. They use these tool terrorist puppets to weaken middle east and have whatever they want.
Currently US supports another terrorist group directly which is PYD. They are same as PKK. Does PKK and ISIS have any difference? Not at all
Also i don't see anyone mentioning that invasion of Iraq and Afghanistan lead over 2 million civilian murder. Moreover they have raped tortured millions. And what happens to relatives of these poor people? If US have left middle east alone none of these terrorist groups could have become real.
They also give logistic and monetary and weaponry support to these groups Not only US but it's allies in EUROPE as well
Look PKK and see US support to them. PKK is the biggest problem of Turkey and they keep supporting them internationally.
Also one of the objective of the ISIS is clearing area then leaving them to PKK terrorists.
What is now called ISIS was founded in 1999 by Abu Musab al-Zarqawi, the same Zarqawi who was killed in 2006 by US Forces in Iraq. At that time it was know as Al-Qaeda in Iraq or AQI. By 2009-2010 what was left AQI or then known as Islamic State of Iraq or ISI went to Syria so as not to be completely destroyed by US Forces. The outbreak of the Arab Spring in Syria in 2011 started the Syrian civil war gave rise to what is now known as ISIS. It can be argued that by leaving Iraq by the US at the end of 2011, ISIS was able to go back into Iraq and gain more power. It can also be argued that the failed intervention by the US in Libya gave ISIS more weapons and power.

So, clearly, according to the geniuses here on Quora, the USA is responsible for ISIS and EVERY other thing that has gone wrong in the Middle East for the last, what 100 years? The Middle East has always been a very happy place, where everyone got along just fine and there was no turmoil at all until the USA got involved. Now, what sort of idiot thinks that? The USA is not perfect, by any means, but to try to blame the USA for all of the problems in the Middle East is just, well, there is no way to even describe such foolishness. I guess that the USA was responsible for the Crusades, even though it had not yet been formed until over 500 years later. Saddam Hussein was a great guy, and the only problem with him was that the USA decided to attack him after he attacked and invaded other countries and was trying to develop nuclear weapons to exterminate the Jews and take over all of the Middle East. I guess that you geniuses would have preferred that the USA just stay out of it and allow Saddam to develop his nuclear weapons and that Israel should not have attacked the facility that was developing such weapons. Yep, Saddam Hussein with nuclear weapons and other WMD’s in the Middle East, I’m sure that most of you wish that the USA had just stayed out of it and let him go forward and have those weapons. Yep, the USA should have just stayed out of it entirely and left you all alone to deal with Saddam and his nuclear weapons and other WMDs. The world would surely be a much better place right now, and the Middle East would be like Nirvana. That damned Bush just screwed up all of that Peace and Harmony that The Middle East had enjoyed for thousands of years.
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Saturday, September 17, 2016

That's virtually impossible.

That's virtually impossible to tell, because it varies wildly, depending on a lot of different factors. You could start off by doing some simple math, assuming a revenue of $2 per 1,000 views. What you need to know (and what you didn't include in your question) is the total number of views per month. Because your assumption of 300k visits doesn't tell anything about how long it takes to acquire those views. Even old videos continue to be watched and to earn revenue. But let's keep it simple and assume the guy gets 600k views per week (which is 2,4M views per month). That would mean a total revenue of slightly less than $5,000 a month. But there are more factors in play.

First of all, we must consider where they money actually comes from. YouTubers are paid from advertisements, which are sold on an auction base. The highest bidder gets the best spot for his ads. But of course, there are times of the year when advertisers are more interested in advertising. During the summer months, there aren't a lot of advertisers. During the holiday season, advertisers are falling over each other to get their ads out there. So all that highly influences the CPC (Cost Per Click) that a YouTuber gets. Basically, in december I get at least 3 times as much for the same amount of views than I get in July.

Secondly, most big YouTubers are partnered with networks, which take a share of the revenue. For big YouTubers, this may be 10% or 20% (for smaller YouTubers it's usually a bigger slice of the cake).

Finally, for a lot of YouTubers the advertisements are their smallest source of income. They also make money from sponsorships ("this video is brought to you by..."), selling merchandise, product placement (companies pay them to show products in their videos) and affiliate marketing (referred links to webshops). If you have a huge reach, that means you are very interesting to advertisers, who gladly pay you a little extra to get featured on your show.

So in the case you've presented, I think this YouTuber would earn at least $4,000 a month. But his total income from YouTube (including sponsor deals and external advertising) might just as well be a 5 figure number.

Well, that’s a very open-ended question, but I would try my best to answer it. 
Firstly, let’s debunk some of the popular myths about how people earn from YouTube.
Myth #1: More subscribers= More revenue
Reality: There’s absolutely no relation between subscribers and revenue. You can have 100K subscribers, and still make 1000$, and someone could have 10,000 subscribers and still make 1000$. 
Why?
I’ll explain it soon.
Myth #2: More views= More revenue
Reality: The number of views might be a good enough metric to decide how much a video is going to make, but it’s still not a solid metric to base your calculations.
Doesn’t make sense?
Well, allow me to explain.
 
YouTube Revenue Model Explained: 
 
YouTube does not pay on how many subscribers you have or how many people share your video. Instead, it pays you from the share it earns from showing ads on your video. 
 
The metric that you should actually consider is CPC. CPC (Cost Per Click): The amount Google makes every time an ad is displayed. Now, the tricky part is that CPC is not fixed. It keeps varying, and depends on many extrinsic factors like timing, content and affiliation.
 
For example, as Geoffrey Reemer mentioned in his answer, the CPC of ads increases during holiday times, and drops during a certain time of the year. 

Google has fabricated its YouTube revenue model as something like this:
 
  • It takes 45% of revenue received from Google ads
  • The rest 55% is given to the YouTube channel, which is then split between the YouTube partner and video creator.

So, the amount of $$$ that you’ll make depends not on the number of views or subscribers, but based on how astutely your partner places the ads, and how well they are received. 
 
According to fair estimates from a popular advertising blog, here’s how the stats roll out based on the type of ads:
 
  • Pre-roll ads: $5/1000 views
  • Banner ads: 0.80/1000 view

Assumptions: 
 
  1. You have affiliated with a YouTube partner. As      a matter of fact, you do not need to partner with a network to start      earning. Read more about how you can apply,here.
  2. Your YouTube channel has 1 million      subscribers, and your channel a conversion ratio of at least 40%, which      means at least 400K subscribers would watch your video.
  3. Banner ads and pre-roll ads are normalized.
Total earnings= (Conversion Ratio * Number of Subscribers) * Ad-specific CPC
                        = ((40* 10,00,000)/100) * ((0.80+5)/2)/1000
                        = (40* 10,000) * 2.9/1000
                        = $1160
 
That’s just a rough estimate though, based on my above assumptions. You can earn a lot more by partnering with the right network and normalizing ads for maximum conversions.

It often doesn't really matter how many subscribers a YouTuber has, but more importantly how many views they have. That, combined with CPM (Cost per 1000 Impressions), which is how much advertisers pay to reach 1000 viewers, is a good estimate of how much money they make. 

The equation that calculates a Youtuber's earnings is: 

(Credits to ReelSeo)

So, in your example, if someone is making 2 videos a week with 300K views each, they get about 2.4 Million views per month. And if we take the average CPM, which is around $7.60, and put it all into the equation it turns out to be: 

                $7.60 x (2.4 Million views/1000)   =    $18,240/month

So a Youtube with 2.4 Million views per month makes about $218,880 annually!
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Friday, September 16, 2016

Why is YouTube so slow on rainy days?


It is possible that you are using satellite-based internet. For such an instance, the internet would slow down due to high moisture content in the air obstructing the satellite and thus interfering with the signal. Much like how DirecTV customers often lose service when a huge storm starts up.
If you’re not using satellite-based internet, then I’m quite puzzled. I’ve never had problems with my copper wire internet during a storm.


It's likely that there are larger quantities of customers using greater volumes of bandwidth in your area to your local cabinet or centralisation point (depending on where you live) due to a lack of desire to venture outdoors into the less pleasant weather. Unfortunately, bandwidth will always remain a hindrance in the foreseeable future.

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Thursday, September 15, 2016

What is a typical quote for a 3 minute youtube style video - shot and edited?


Standard answer - you charge what the market will bear. This is based on several criteria, not the least of which is where you live and how much competition there is in said area. Add to that your professional portfolio. Do you have a body of work that supports charging good money or are just a guy with a camera and Adobe subscription? If the latter then you need to go to cheap as you build your history.
Not sure you can define a “typical” YouTube video. If someone asked me to do a “typical” YouTube video I would have no idea what they mean and would have to ask a lot of questions to determine if that video is a promotional, sales, informational, teaser, sizzle or any numerous types of videos.
What is their distribution strategy?
From there it comes to determining the best way to communicate that message - what style of video is best.
Who is writing the script? Me or them?
Then honing that down to what the budget will accommodate.

Interview Talking Head with Music Titles $500 US Half Day Shoot Half Day Post and editing
Promotion Video with AB Roll, Narration, Titles 1 day Shoot 1 Day Post Production and Editing Between $1000 - $1500 US
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Why does Facebook show someone accepted your friend request for whom you didn't even send? Is that a bug?


I am beginning to think that this is a very complicated Facebook bug that they do not know how to handle...and therefore we get no comments on the matter at all from them...all in all, as said before, there is not much chatting about this over internet, - still, only from our communication here it is clear that the problem is extensive.
Add an additional security step to the process of friend requesting.
Before allowing ANY friend request to be sent, prompt the sender for a password or a security question answer.
Thank you for attending to this important matter.

Facebook never shows like that.Thinking that the other person accepted your friend request.
Unless you or someone from your profile sends the friend request,you cannot get notification like that.

If you're really worried that someone have accessed your account without your permission,then do change the password of fb and emailaddress.

To check the friend requests sent earlier, do the following steps.
step1: press on see all
pressing see all directs you to another page in faceebook.

step 2:
view sent requests
That is less likely to happen. Facebook doesn't send friend requests by itself. It might as well be a glitch. Anyway, you can still dig the Activity log to check when the request has been sent. Sometimes we tend to click the Add friend button subconsciously. So it's more likely to be on you and not facebook.

I see people saying this can't happen... I just began searching the answer to this as well, as I had a notification that that Julie ****** has accepted my friend request. It had been months since I sent any friend requests, and I did not recognize the name. Per facebook instructions I went into settings and looked at sent friend requests, and this person was not listed there.
The request was never sent, yet was somehow accepted.
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