Article: There are many different types of materials you can use to make your folder. You can use paper, paper stock, cardstock, or cardboard. You can find many different patterns and designs of these materials in craft and hobby stores. Most documents stored in file folders are 8 1/2 by 11 inches, so make sure you buy pieces that are at least two inches larger on each side. If you can find materials that are larger than 18 inches by 12 inches, you only have to buy one sheet per folder. You will be able to fold it in half. If the paper you find is less than 18 inches, you will need to buy two pieces per folder. Paper isn't the most durable material, so if you are going to be using your file folders a lot, you might want to use the more durable materials like cardstock or cardboard. If you are making the folders for work, think about what type of pattern or look would be most appropriate for the office. If they are just going to be in your desk at home, the type of pattern or design doesn't matter as much. Making your own file folder is a great way to save money, have a little fun, and show your creative side, so feel free to be as creative and crazy as you want to be.
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Article: If you're all serious in your videos, it will bore people. Keep it professional but still be a little light-hearted and positive, as it helps you to connect with people and show them that you're truly likable. When shooting a video, don't be afraid or camera-shy. If your video is professional looking and interesting, then the only other thing needed is a confident YouTuber! The YouTube channel is yours, so don't be scared of what other people will think of you. See what sets them apart. Then set about promoting your personality with the same confidence and self-belief that what you have to share is worthwhile. If you strike a person emotionally, the person is definitely going to like you, follow you and subscribe to you. This means being a friendly, affable person, responding to your viewers in a timely and thoughtful way and being professional. Accept that there will always be detractors-they're usually bored, lonely or puerile, so they can mostly be ignored but it someone has genuinely constructive feedback, acknowledge it politely and let the person know you've taken their feedback on board and will try it differently next time. Never be personally rude when you talk about others; you've no idea what has motivated them but it's okay to call out bad behaviors that are not appropriate without personally attacking. For example, Shane Dawson and Jenna Marbles are all bold. They make their videos sensational and people want to keep coming back for more. There's absolutely no point in having a YouTube channel unless you're going to be uploading new videos at least once a week. That way, people will be kept satisfied with new videos to watch and enjoy and they'll probably subscribe to your channel. Make your commentary engaging, interesting, or controversial. The more charisma and energy you put in your commentary, the more fun it is to watch! Do not leave negative comments for other YouTube users. This will make people go on your channel and post mean comments in return, which will drive people away from your channel. If you don't have anything nice to say, don't say anything at all.
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Be yourself. Be confident. Observe famous YouTubers. Aim to win over hearts. Be bold. Be active. Create interesting commentary. Be civil and community-minded.
Article: Grab a few packs of disposable plates, cups, and silverware for your guests to use. Choose a few tablecloths as well. Go with plastic ones to save money, or choose linen for a more upscale look. Choose colors in your color scheme for the most put-together look. If you can't find colors that match your theme, go with clear utensils and cups. You could also choose dishware and silverware with a generic graduation theme. Choose a ribbon color to match your color scheme and tie it in a bow around each pretzel or pirouette cookie. If you want your ribbon to be edible, use a Twizzler or Sour Straw. You can do this with any oblong snack food. Try it with rolled pastries--they'll look even more like diplomas. " For a simple grad-themed treat, buy a pack of Ring Pops and lay them out on a tray or in a bowl. Fold a small piece of cardstock in half and write "Class Rings" to use as a label and clue guests in on the joke. Melt 3-4 blocks of chocolate in the microwave and push a popsicle or lollipop stick into the bottom of a jumbo marshmallow. Dip the top of the marshmallow in the chocolate, then place a small square of graham cracker on top and let it dry for a few minutes. Cut a Twizzler string to 1.5 inches (3.8cm) long and stick it to the top with melted chocolate, then place an M&M on top to hold it in place. When you're done, your s'more pop will look like a head with a graduation cap on it! You can make a face on the marshmallow by using small sprinkles for eyes and a nose, and red icing for a mouth. Place the pops in a tall glass or in styrofoam to keep them upright. Place them on the table and enjoy! Make a batch of cupcakes and wait until they cool, then turn them upside down and slather some frosting on the bottom. Place a large square of chocolate on top. Cut a 1.5 inch (3.8 cm) piece of Twizzler and use a dot of frosting to secure it to the top like a tassel. You can also place the chocolate "cap" on the top of the cupcake, but turning it upside down looks a bit more symmetrical. This simple trick can make even the cutlery part of the graduation theme! Wrap up a plastic fork, knife, and spoon in a white napkin and tie it all together in a bow. Place your utensil diplomas in a basket next to the food. Place a plate on top of an upside down bowl, sticking it in place with scotch tape or a small piece of duct tape. Tape an extra graduation tassel in the middle of the plate, so that the tassel hangs off the edge like a graduation cap. Set cupcakes, cookies, and other snacks on the plate and enjoy! This graduation cap serving dish looks best when the plate and bowl are the same color, especially black. You can buy extra tassels online.
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Pick up tablecloths and utensils to match your color scheme. Tie a ribbon around long pretzels or cookies to make edible diplomas. Set out a bowl of Ring Pops as "class rings. Make graduation s'mores pops for a sweet finger food. Place a square chocolate on top of cupcakes to make a grad cap. Wrap utensils in a napkin with a ribbon to look like a diploma. Set out cookies and cupcakes on a graduation cap stand.