i already know how to change my background on my profile but i don't know how to change my picture. you know the one in the little square.PLEASE HELP!How do i change my profile picture on you-tube?
When you go on your channel click the button which says ';Edit Channel'; then go into ';Personal Info'; and right there it says ';Profile Picture';. From here you can upload an image or choose on of your video stills. How do i change my profile picture on you-tube?
This will help you...
1)Go to Youtube click ';Account'; at the very top of the web page.
2)Then click on ';Profile picture'; on the right top of the screen.
3) Then underneath your current picture click ';Choose an image'; and then click ';Browse'; and choose a picture you want in your profile to be, then click ';Update channel'; on the bottom of the page.
You might have to wait for few hours for it to fully take effect but sometimes it happens faster.
--for best editing....
use windows movie maker (included in your windows machine)... it can help you make beautiful slideshow or video clip(e.g. mixing your songs with pictures/video/lyric/etc).... then save it as video file such as wmv file format... finally upload.
or .. Just get those clips you want , save %26amp; convert them, and then mix/match with pix/sound/etc using windows movie maker to create new masterpieces....
this will help you.... Use 'zillatube'. This is the easiest (and also the fastest) way.
Zillatube produces mpg/mp3 formats from youtube that are compatible with windows movie maker(or media player), and more.
It is very easy to download and convert videos. Then edit those converted mp3/mpg videos with windows movie maker... save your file as wmv and then upload.
It works very well....just google search for ';zillatube';
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OK, heres wat you do-
1. on your channel, click edit channel.
2. on the left (where it says channel design and all that) click on personal profile.
3.in personal profile, you should see the picture. right below it, there's a link that says ';Choose an Image';. Click on that.
4. where you clicked on choose an image, something that allows you to select or browse for a picture appears. select your picture here.
5. After you select your picture, click on Update Channel.
Now you have the picture you wanted.
Hope i helped!
Tuesday, May 31, 2011
On you tube how to you change your profile picture??
i just made mine yesterday and i still don't know how to change the picture because right now its just a shadow of a figure. maybe you can give me a link to how to or just the steps.
also if you have one please add me as a friend!!!
http://www.youtube.com/user/xoxoheartlil…
thanxx:)On you tube how to you change your profile picture??
When logged in. go to: http://www.youtube.com/account
(Youtube home %26gt; Hover over your username %26gt; Account)
You should see your current profile picture, and under that a small ';Change'; button, click that and you can change your profile picture to a file on your computer or one of your video stills. :)On you tube how to you change your profile picture??
Go to youtube
go to my account (it should be to the top far right under your channel name)
once it's done loading there should be the option to change your picture right under the bank person picture
http://www.youtube.com/account#profile/about
Log into youtube, then follow that link. From there in the second column, just select 'Change Picture'.
Voila!
first log in
next click on your account on youtube home
then there should be a change button
change it
tada!!!limewire error facial hair
also if you have one please add me as a friend!!!
http://www.youtube.com/user/xoxoheartlil…
thanxx:)On you tube how to you change your profile picture??
When logged in. go to: http://www.youtube.com/account
(Youtube home %26gt; Hover over your username %26gt; Account)
You should see your current profile picture, and under that a small ';Change'; button, click that and you can change your profile picture to a file on your computer or one of your video stills. :)On you tube how to you change your profile picture??
Go to youtube
go to my account (it should be to the top far right under your channel name)
once it's done loading there should be the option to change your picture right under the bank person picture
http://www.youtube.com/account#profile/about
Log into youtube, then follow that link. From there in the second column, just select 'Change Picture'.
Voila!
first log in
next click on your account on youtube home
then there should be a change button
change it
tada!!!
Best ammo for pump shotgun?
Hey, I'm thinking about buying a pump action shotgun for home defense and recreational shooting. I hope I never have to use it for the first purpose, but in case I do, I'd like something that's efficient and cheaper than spending 2000 bucks on a fancier gun. Here's my one concern: I grew up around rifles with my dad and on my grandparents' farm, but I've never fired a shotgun--just rifles, which obviously didn't have the kick shotguns do. I'm a woman in my early twenties, but I'm in great shape, I lift weights, and I'm very physically strong so I'm not worried TOO much about the kick. That said, I know it's definitely something I need to consider. I've heard it may be best to get a 12 gauge shotgun because of their ammo versatility and stopping power, and I can use a lighter buckshot to reduce the kick. But how negatively will that affect the stopping power? I'm hoping I can try out different options before making a purchase, but I'd just like some general advice. Any help greatly appreciated! Oh and also, if I buy different chokes, can I shoot both buckshot and slugs? How difficult is it to change shotgun choke tubes, and how much do they usually cost? Are they included with some guns? Thanks again for any help!Best ammo for pump shotgun?
You can get a decent 12 gauge pump for under $200. I have mine loaded with #1 buckshot, rather than double 0.
You don't need a heavy load for inside the house, you are not going to be shooting at anyone over 10 to 20 feet.
Do not choke the barrel leave it as it is.
You never want to choke a barrel if you fire buckshot or slugs.
As mentioned above the sound of you chambering a shell should cause everyone to run for their life.
Even if you have a shell chambered it would not hurt to jack the slide to let them know you have a shotgun.Best ammo for pump shotgun?
Get a 12 gauge and don't anything use anything smaller than #4 buckshot. Forget the choke for home defense. The pattern stays plenty tight for anything within self defense range. Some people load the first few shells with a lighter load, progressing to 1-2 slugs at the end of the magazine. The idea is that if the first few shots of buckshot don't stop an assailant, the slugs will. However, a lot of people figure just the sound of the slide cycling will scare off a rationale criminal.
Mossberg 500 or Maverick 88 in 12ga (roughly the same gun, fit and finish is better on the Mossberg). Then get 00Buck (low brass, low recoil is fine for HD) and a Knoxx Spec Ops recoil reducing pistol grip stock and a buttpad. Your shoulder will thank you and it makes it quite manageable.
PRACTICE! You can practice with the bulk 8shot stuff ($22/100 at walmart), but shoot some 00buck so you understand the recoil as well (look on the internet you can find Wolf for cheap and I've heard no complaints about it).
I suggest these guns because they're the only ones that have been subjected to and passed the military's 3000 round torture test. Also, I have a 500. Go out and hold both, they come in 18.5'; or 20'; barrels. The 20'; hold more shells but also weighs a lot more. Hold them, borrow them (go down to a range and ask guys to shoot, no one is going to tell you no) and figure out which you like and go from there.
Given your criteria, get a combo shotgun set that includes an 18.5'; barrel for home defense and a 28'; barrel for rec shooting. Both Mossberg and Remington offer one. For ammo, 00 buckshot will take care of just about anything that comes through the door.
Basic rules of physics show that force equals mass x acceleration. The bigger the mass, the more force you get. The faster the projectile, the more acceleration (or decelleration) when the bullet hits the body and slows to zero, which means more force.
As for chokes, with the combo kits check if they have screw in chokes you can adjust. Some do, some don't. You can buy them just about anywhere and are very very easy to change.
Don't worry about the recoil, anyone can handle it as long as they keep a good firing stance... i.e. don't stand straight up when firing... Bend your knees a bit and lean into the gun. The dorks that fall on youtube stand up straight, have bad posture, and are generally ignorant about everything. I'd equate the recoil to a playful, but solid punch in the shoulder.
For your intended purposes the 20 gauge pump shotgun will fit the bill quite nicely and instead of buckshot I would use a heavy BB or BBB coyote shot. This sh
You can get a pump for less then $500. And as for kick its the same as any of the high power calibers like 30-06. It's just you feel it more. Why do people worry about recoil, its totally a mental thing.
If you want to get low recoil buckshot get it. I don't see the point though but power wise you not sacrificing much.
A couple of these guys are either confused or just confusing. If a shotgun barrel has a removable choke, do not ever shoot it without a choke tube installed. For slugs and for self defense in your house, cylinder or improved cylinder is the choke of choice. Most are fairly easy to change. There is a specific tool that allows you to switch the tubes. They need to be snug. The threads need lubricated so that they do not get stuck in the barrel. Some shotguns come with multiple tubes. You can purchase run of the mill tubes for $20 or $30 each. There are about 4 popular different styles depending upon the brand of shotgun. They are not interchangeable. Being female, you may want to look at youth sized shotguns which may fit you better than a regular sized shotgun since you are probably smaller than the average sized guy. One problem with that is that most companies only make youth shotguns 20 gauge. It is also possible to cut down the butt stock on a full sized shotgun or purchase youth sized stocks for them.
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You can get a decent 12 gauge pump for under $200. I have mine loaded with #1 buckshot, rather than double 0.
You don't need a heavy load for inside the house, you are not going to be shooting at anyone over 10 to 20 feet.
Do not choke the barrel leave it as it is.
You never want to choke a barrel if you fire buckshot or slugs.
As mentioned above the sound of you chambering a shell should cause everyone to run for their life.
Even if you have a shell chambered it would not hurt to jack the slide to let them know you have a shotgun.Best ammo for pump shotgun?
Get a 12 gauge and don't anything use anything smaller than #4 buckshot. Forget the choke for home defense. The pattern stays plenty tight for anything within self defense range. Some people load the first few shells with a lighter load, progressing to 1-2 slugs at the end of the magazine. The idea is that if the first few shots of buckshot don't stop an assailant, the slugs will. However, a lot of people figure just the sound of the slide cycling will scare off a rationale criminal.
Mossberg 500 or Maverick 88 in 12ga (roughly the same gun, fit and finish is better on the Mossberg). Then get 00Buck (low brass, low recoil is fine for HD) and a Knoxx Spec Ops recoil reducing pistol grip stock and a buttpad. Your shoulder will thank you and it makes it quite manageable.
PRACTICE! You can practice with the bulk 8shot stuff ($22/100 at walmart), but shoot some 00buck so you understand the recoil as well (look on the internet you can find Wolf for cheap and I've heard no complaints about it).
I suggest these guns because they're the only ones that have been subjected to and passed the military's 3000 round torture test. Also, I have a 500. Go out and hold both, they come in 18.5'; or 20'; barrels. The 20'; hold more shells but also weighs a lot more. Hold them, borrow them (go down to a range and ask guys to shoot, no one is going to tell you no) and figure out which you like and go from there.
Given your criteria, get a combo shotgun set that includes an 18.5'; barrel for home defense and a 28'; barrel for rec shooting. Both Mossberg and Remington offer one. For ammo, 00 buckshot will take care of just about anything that comes through the door.
Basic rules of physics show that force equals mass x acceleration. The bigger the mass, the more force you get. The faster the projectile, the more acceleration (or decelleration) when the bullet hits the body and slows to zero, which means more force.
As for chokes, with the combo kits check if they have screw in chokes you can adjust. Some do, some don't. You can buy them just about anywhere and are very very easy to change.
Don't worry about the recoil, anyone can handle it as long as they keep a good firing stance... i.e. don't stand straight up when firing... Bend your knees a bit and lean into the gun. The dorks that fall on youtube stand up straight, have bad posture, and are generally ignorant about everything. I'd equate the recoil to a playful, but solid punch in the shoulder.
For your intended purposes the 20 gauge pump shotgun will fit the bill quite nicely and instead of buckshot I would use a heavy BB or BBB coyote shot. This sh
You can get a pump for less then $500. And as for kick its the same as any of the high power calibers like 30-06. It's just you feel it more. Why do people worry about recoil, its totally a mental thing.
If you want to get low recoil buckshot get it. I don't see the point though but power wise you not sacrificing much.
A couple of these guys are either confused or just confusing. If a shotgun barrel has a removable choke, do not ever shoot it without a choke tube installed. For slugs and for self defense in your house, cylinder or improved cylinder is the choke of choice. Most are fairly easy to change. There is a specific tool that allows you to switch the tubes. They need to be snug. The threads need lubricated so that they do not get stuck in the barrel. Some shotguns come with multiple tubes. You can purchase run of the mill tubes for $20 or $30 each. There are about 4 popular different styles depending upon the brand of shotgun. They are not interchangeable. Being female, you may want to look at youth sized shotguns which may fit you better than a regular sized shotgun since you are probably smaller than the average sized guy. One problem with that is that most companies only make youth shotguns 20 gauge. It is also possible to cut down the butt stock on a full sized shotgun or purchase youth sized stocks for them.
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Converting gas-fueled Suburban to diesel?
i'm looking for an old diesel 4x4 suburban, but haven't found my new baby yet (just missed one on ebay!). however, there are a ton of old gas-run Suburban 4x4s for sale out there. we were looking to put a new engine in anyway, so how much trouble would it be to drop a new diesel into an old gasser Suburban? i know we'd have to make some changes - new mounts, tubes, etc., but can anybody tell me how much we'd have to change out? I appreciate all good info, as i don't know as much about this as i'd like to. Thanks.Converting gas-fueled Suburban to diesel?
In the 80's the Suburbans had the option of the 6.2 Diesel. The old 6.2 was a good engine, not a drag race, and not a stump puller, but a good engine that would last a helluva long time. I have an 84 Suburban with the 6.2 diesel. Shes my baby.
As far as the swap, you would need new fuel tank, new pump, new lines, add an injector pump. Even beyond the fuel system, there is alot to be dealt with, trying to mix hydro-boost and non-hydro-boost systems, making sure the trans will mount, or getting an adapter kit.
Over all, I would say you are better off looking for an old Suburban that already had the diesel in it, gonna be easiest.Converting gas-fueled Suburban to diesel?
Probably won't be very cost effective. Depending on how old the Suburban is depends on the computer in the truck (it runs everything) and there's different mounts, etc.
It's possible depending on the age of the truck. If your reason is to save money, I'd concentrate elsewhere, maybe even into finding one that is already diesel fueled.
Best of Luck and Go Green!
Don't forget all of the EPA mandated emission controls. You could face fines of $10,000. per missing item. Not a good idea, for a lot of reasons.
dont even try....cost 5000 to 10,000 and no end of trouble.
In the 80's the Suburbans had the option of the 6.2 Diesel. The old 6.2 was a good engine, not a drag race, and not a stump puller, but a good engine that would last a helluva long time. I have an 84 Suburban with the 6.2 diesel. Shes my baby.
As far as the swap, you would need new fuel tank, new pump, new lines, add an injector pump. Even beyond the fuel system, there is alot to be dealt with, trying to mix hydro-boost and non-hydro-boost systems, making sure the trans will mount, or getting an adapter kit.
Over all, I would say you are better off looking for an old Suburban that already had the diesel in it, gonna be easiest.Converting gas-fueled Suburban to diesel?
Probably won't be very cost effective. Depending on how old the Suburban is depends on the computer in the truck (it runs everything) and there's different mounts, etc.
It's possible depending on the age of the truck. If your reason is to save money, I'd concentrate elsewhere, maybe even into finding one that is already diesel fueled.
Best of Luck and Go Green!
Don't forget all of the EPA mandated emission controls. You could face fines of $10,000. per missing item. Not a good idea, for a lot of reasons.
dont even try....cost 5000 to 10,000 and no end of trouble.
What happens if I double the lines used to move gas?
I have alcohol fermenting in a milk jug to provide CO2 to my planted tank. Currently, I have one ';air stone.'; I plan to run an approx equal length tubing from a T-valve to a second air stone.
Currently, it looks like this: --------o
After (if you use your imagination), it will look like this: ---+=======8
The air stones after are not connected.
My question is how will the pressure change in the tubes from before and after? What are ways to address any issues to make the system more effecient from the stand point of a physicist?What happens if I double the lines used to move gas?
if what you are saying is you are running two air hoses of the same diameter from the same pressurized source, the pressure in each hose will be halved, compared to the single hose before.
Currently, it looks like this: --------o
After (if you use your imagination), it will look like this: ---+=======8
The air stones after are not connected.
My question is how will the pressure change in the tubes from before and after? What are ways to address any issues to make the system more effecient from the stand point of a physicist?What happens if I double the lines used to move gas?
if what you are saying is you are running two air hoses of the same diameter from the same pressurized source, the pressure in each hose will be halved, compared to the single hose before.
Did you have any changes after you had your tubes tied ( tubal ligation ) ?
I am curious if there are any women out there that had a lot of changes in how they felt after their surgery? I have had a lot of post tubal ligation syndrome symptoms. Would like to know symptoms someone else has had.
ThanksDid you have any changes after you had your tubes tied ( tubal ligation ) ?
After surgery, I was in pain for about one week and then I was all better. However, I haven't been the same since the surgery.
Since I had the surgery three years ago, the menstrual pain is more intense, periods are heavier, sometimes moody, and a little weight gain. I have to work harder at maintaining my weight!
The good thing is that my periods only last four days and they are always on time every month. Before the surgery, had irregular and longer periods.Did you have any changes after you had your tubes tied ( tubal ligation ) ?
No changes in me.
Well to be honest. I felt good after i had it done. But now my periods are more painful, i have horrible mood swings which i never had before, and i get hot flashes (more like power surges). This has all occured after my tubes where tied.
I have had my tubes tied for 8 years now and still dont feel right. I was very niave about the surgery. I mean when you think about it...its a part of our body not meant to be tampered with. The doctor does not tell you that you will never feel the same again, because ';He'; has no idea how it feels. It messes with our hormones which in turn messes with you totally. For a whole year after my surgery I had pain in m,y lower abdomen. I just wish I wouldve never had it done.
I had my tubes cut and burned with a lazer 14 years ago and i was sore for a few days, i had mine done for one reason only.....To have sex worry free!!....it worked and im grateful.....i move on to other things easily especially when it comes to sex!!
I had mine done 15 years ago and have had no real changes. Maybe the visits from Auntie Flo (periods) may be a little heavier, but that might be my age.
I was glad to have it done as I didn't want any more children. Hormonal changes are unlikely as the menstrual cycle remains the same.
IF I COULD GO BACK I WOULDNT HAVE HAD MINE TIE. GOT MINE DONE 11 YEARS AGO. MY PERIODS GOT WORSE,I GOT ENDEMITRIOUSE(or however its spelled). HED LAPRASCOPIC SURGURY IN 2001. THAT HELPED MY PERIODS,BUT IM HAVING TROUBLE WIT MY BOWELS. ITS JUST CAUSED ALOT OF PROBLEMS FOR ME.
I had mine done 3 years ago...and it was the worst thing I have ever done...It has caused me to have heavier, painful periods, never know when they are gonna come and sometimes they dont come at all...Also, its a permanet thing..so the option of having in more children is out of the question...also, if its not done right you have the possiblity of them becoming untied and having optopic pregnancies...As for mood swings they come and go, also, it can cause you to go into premenopause...and there is also, the option of getting pregnant again...A friend of mine had her tubes done and 7 years later she got pregnant and had a baby girl...worst relationship advice fish
ThanksDid you have any changes after you had your tubes tied ( tubal ligation ) ?
After surgery, I was in pain for about one week and then I was all better. However, I haven't been the same since the surgery.
Since I had the surgery three years ago, the menstrual pain is more intense, periods are heavier, sometimes moody, and a little weight gain. I have to work harder at maintaining my weight!
The good thing is that my periods only last four days and they are always on time every month. Before the surgery, had irregular and longer periods.Did you have any changes after you had your tubes tied ( tubal ligation ) ?
No changes in me.
Well to be honest. I felt good after i had it done. But now my periods are more painful, i have horrible mood swings which i never had before, and i get hot flashes (more like power surges). This has all occured after my tubes where tied.
I have had my tubes tied for 8 years now and still dont feel right. I was very niave about the surgery. I mean when you think about it...its a part of our body not meant to be tampered with. The doctor does not tell you that you will never feel the same again, because ';He'; has no idea how it feels. It messes with our hormones which in turn messes with you totally. For a whole year after my surgery I had pain in m,y lower abdomen. I just wish I wouldve never had it done.
I had my tubes cut and burned with a lazer 14 years ago and i was sore for a few days, i had mine done for one reason only.....To have sex worry free!!....it worked and im grateful.....i move on to other things easily especially when it comes to sex!!
I had mine done 15 years ago and have had no real changes. Maybe the visits from Auntie Flo (periods) may be a little heavier, but that might be my age.
I was glad to have it done as I didn't want any more children. Hormonal changes are unlikely as the menstrual cycle remains the same.
IF I COULD GO BACK I WOULDNT HAVE HAD MINE TIE. GOT MINE DONE 11 YEARS AGO. MY PERIODS GOT WORSE,I GOT ENDEMITRIOUSE(or however its spelled). HED LAPRASCOPIC SURGURY IN 2001. THAT HELPED MY PERIODS,BUT IM HAVING TROUBLE WIT MY BOWELS. ITS JUST CAUSED ALOT OF PROBLEMS FOR ME.
I had mine done 3 years ago...and it was the worst thing I have ever done...It has caused me to have heavier, painful periods, never know when they are gonna come and sometimes they dont come at all...Also, its a permanet thing..so the option of having in more children is out of the question...also, if its not done right you have the possiblity of them becoming untied and having optopic pregnancies...As for mood swings they come and go, also, it can cause you to go into premenopause...and there is also, the option of getting pregnant again...A friend of mine had her tubes done and 7 years later she got pregnant and had a baby girl...
Can you/How do you change your user name on You Tube? Or will I have to set up a new account?
Sorry, but you can't. You will have to make a new youtube account.Can you/How do you change your user name on You Tube? Or will I have to set up a new account?
No you can't change your user name on Youtube. or at least I think you can't because some people make new accounts becaue they don't like their name anymore or something like that.Can you/How do you change your user name on You Tube? Or will I have to set up a new account?
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No you can't change your user name on Youtube. or at least I think you can't because some people make new accounts becaue they don't like their name anymore or something like that.Can you/How do you change your user name on You Tube? Or will I have to set up a new account?
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