Article: If you think you'll need to present your video in a location where you won't have Internet access, you may consider using a site that converts and downloads videos from YouTube. There are other options for similar tools, but few support YouTube, are free, and contain no ads or malware. Yout.com is a fairly new site that presently meets these criteria. Downloading a YouTube video may not be legal in your location, depending on how you want to use the file. Be familiar with the laws in your area and do any downloading at your own risk. You'll want to do this in a separate tab so you can keep Yout open. Now you'll start converting the streaming YouTube video to a format that can be embedded into Keynote. If you chose an alternative online video converter, open it now. The following steps should be similar to what you see on any converter. This will open a new screen with several different settings you can adjust for your video download. " This tells the online tool to create the correct type of file. All .MP4 videos created with this tool are High-Definition (720p) quality. If you want to download the entire video, leave the sliders alone. If you want to start somewhere different, move the first slider to the exact time you'd like the video to start. Move the second slider to your desired end time. The original YouTube name is already in the box, so you only need to type a new title if you don't want to use that one. This process could take several minutes, depending on the size of the video. When the video has finished converting, a download window will appear. Note that this process will probably be even longer than the conversion process, as the file must now be transferred to your computer over the Internet. This could take several minutes to an hour or more, depending on file size and the speed of your Internet connection. This is just to make it simple to drop the video into your Keynote presentation. You can also choose to create a brand new slide. To do this, click the "+" icon, then choose a layout for your new slide. Once you drop the video onto the slide, you can adjust its size by dragging the small squares at the edges. The video will now play in any Keynote view, including when you're giving a live presentation. The presentation will be saved with the embedded video included. You won't need to be online to play the video. Because the video has been embedded into your presentation, the file size of the presentation will increase.
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Direct your web browser to Yout.com, an online YouTube conversion tool. Press Cmd+T to open a new browser tab, then navigate to your desired YouTube video. Press Cmd+L to highlight the video's URL, then Cmd+C to copy it. Click back to the tab open to Yout.com. Paste the URL into the text box by pressing Cmd+V, then press Return. Click the button that says "MP4 Video. Use the sliders to set when the video begins and ends. Type a name for your video download into the large text box. Click "Record MP4" to convert the YouTube video to a downloadable format. Click "Save" to download the video to your Downloads folder. Drag the video from the Downloads folder to the desktop. Open your presentation in Keynote. Navigate to the Keynote slide where you'd like to embed your video. Drag the video from your desktop to the desired slide. Press "Play" to view your video. Press Cmd+S to save your presentation.
Article: When working with broken glass, it's important that you wear the right safety equipment to avoid being cut. Purchase a thick pair of work gloves and safety goggles online or at a hardware store and wear them while you remove and replace the broken window pane. Use a utility knife, chisel, or putty knife to scrape away the putty surrounding the broken pane. This will loosen the glass and will allow you to remove it easily. Some windows will have nails or clips that help hold the pane in place. Use a set of pliers to grab onto any nails or clips in the frame and pull them out. Wiggle the pieces of glass that are still stuck to the frame until they come loose. Once they are loose, remove the shards of glass and dispose of them. Continue doing this until there is no more glass in the frame. Smooth out the area around the broken window pane by going back and forth over any remaining putty or sealant. Once the area is smoothed out, wipe the area down with a damp rag to remove any excess particles left over from sanding.
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Wear thick work gloves and goggles. Scrape away the putty around the broken window pane. Remove any nails or clips with pliers. Pull all the shards of glass out of the window frame. Sand the area around the broken window with 100-180 grit sandpaper.
Article: Dirt and debris in the horse's coat will dull your clippers as you use them, so it is best to groom your horse well prior to clipping. When possible, give your horse a bath the night before you plan to clip to remove as much of the dirt as possible. Use chalk or masking tape to section off the areas of your horse's coat that you intend on clipping. Make sure to use straight lines and mark off all areas before starting to remove hair. The buzzing noise put out by clippers is frightening to most horses, especially those who have never been clipped before. Let the horse see the clippers, and then turn them on a few feet away from its face. Allow them to see that the source of the noise is from the clippers. Alongside the sound, the way the vibration of the clippers feels on the horses skin might spook them. Test out their reaction by turning on the clippers, and placing the handle-end on their side. This will allow them to feel the vibrations without removing any hair. If your horse spooks particularly easy, place your hand on their side and the handle of the clippers on the back of your hand. The vibrations will travel through your hand and they'll be able to feel it on their skin indirectly.
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Groom your horse. Mark off the areas you plan on clipping. Make sure your horse is not frightened of the sound of the clippers. Get your horse used to the feel of the vibrations.