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 Today's question of the day is here! If you lost 500 of your subscribers if you had 200,000, you probably would not be happy. This is why I want to know what you think. You click on the link below to go to the website.  Hope you're enjoying see you in the next question!  http://poal.me/9sdh3c

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 Hello everybody! Here are a few updates that I will be doing. Starting tomorrow, there will be a question where I will ask a question about any topic, and each of them will be  or you will have to vote on a certain choice. All the questions will be on this website  poal.me. This website lets you create a  poal  question and you can allow anybody to vote on any question that you make. You can also see other peoples questions when you click at the/page when it takes you to the homepage of the website. So, stay tuned for awesome questions! Let me know what you think about this!  If you have any questions that you want to be featured, please let me know by responding in the comments of this blog. Thank you, And have fun!

In this post I will show you how you can make a radio make  sounds while it is turned off.  Note: this experiment might  not work a lot like it used to be five or 10 years ago, since everything is now  improved and changed . However, if you still want to try it I will explain what you must do.  One. Make sure you have a radio that does not have a knob volume to turn it off, as it probably won't work.  Most wireless radios have this, because if you turn it off, it means you have to turn down the volume to turn it off. However, some wireless radios do not have the volume knob to turn it off which is what you would need for this. Make sure you have a radio that has a button to turn off or anything like that, you know what I mean. Two. Make sure to have your radio on a week channel( like a station that has barely any signal or a station that is currently off the air). This is what used to make it do it all the time! Three. Do not turn the radio all the way off...

 During the past few months, whenever I use Splice to edit a video, I always share the video to splice.gopro.com. After that, I would copy and paste the shared link into the video description so people can view it on that website as well, not just feeling a video on YouTube. I could still do that anytime! However, I also start of something else that might work. Putting a video to any cloud storage sharing platform, like MediaFire or somewhere  and then sharing the link and putting it in the description so people can download the videos would actually be a good idea. As of the beginning of August, I started doing this because I figured it would be awesome for people to just download the videos entirely. At least somebody has a copy of the video even if the video was deleted from the Internet.  Before I upload the videos to YouTube, I make sure that I upload the video to MediaFire first and then copy and paste the shared link so I can put it in my video description.  A...