2019 was a formative year. A lot of change happened. Some good. Some bad. But it happened. And now all we can do is focus on the future, be positive, thankful, and loving. Here’s to 2020!
Each new year we have before us a brand new book containing 365 blank pages. Let us fill all these pages with beautiful memories to cherish them all through our life! Happy New Year!
In this vlog, I meet up with fellow YouTuber, Calvin Cobb the Boi (0:37), who shows us a syck jump on his mountain bike. His dad, Jason Cobb (also a fellow YouTuber), and I then got coffee at Starbucks (0:58) and then drove to the University of Wisconsin, Madison (1:11) where we see parkour (1:31) being practiced.
We then visit the shores of Lake Mendota where Jason learned to sail (2:21) and where the Wisconsin Hoofers were wading in cold water (2:38) in front of the University of Wisconsin, Madison campus Union (2:21). We went inside (3:05) to rest for a bit before continuing on to the WU-Madison Campus Bookstore (3:22).
We ate lunch at a Thai food restaurant called, Monsoon Siam (3:28) where we had an appetizer of sun-dried beef and drunken noodles (pad kee mao). For an afternoon pick-me-up, we visited the coffee shop, Ancora Coffee, where I got an Americano (4:09) and Jason got a normal cup of coffee.
Finally, we stopped by Costco (4:39) and Kwik Trip (5:27) on the way home.
I review the breakfast burrito at Qdoba.
This video is about the things people say when they spend the night in a hotel room from “can you please turn the fan on” to “we need more towels” to “who is going to go get ice?”
This vlog is about how my kids makes money. My kids describe what they do to earn income and what jobs and tasks they do to make money.
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I recently started making funny comedy skits on YouTube. In this video, I act like I’m playing a YouTube simulator game.
In this interactive-fiction type game, I act like I’m playing a game on the computer, which is really my son, Kevin.
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I recently started making funny comedy skits on video and posting them to YouTube and Facebook. In this video, I act like I’m Jordan, the 16 year old who rode an Uber. He is obsessed with chicken nuggets and although he just bought a car, he still has to take the bus to school because he can’t afford to register it.
This is continual build-out of the universe that contains The Substitute Teacher, The Driving Instructor, and most recently, The Principal. The one thing they all have in common is that they all love chicken nuggets and McDonald’s.
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I recently started making funny comedy skits on video and posting them to YouTube and Facebook. In this video, I act like I’m Merv, the school principal. He likes to collect McDonald’s Happy Meal toys, make dad-jokes, and do bad impressions. The only thing he loves more than his students is his master’s degree.
This is continual build-out of the universe first created by the 16 year old who rode an Uber, followed by The Substitute Teacher, and The Driving Instructor. The one thing they all have in common is that they all love McDonald’s.
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I had a problem where WordPress had a blank or white home page after migrating from another host. The answer turned out to be that there was a “default.html” copied over that the old web host used, but the new one didn’t. And it was that file that was making the home page of WordPress blank or white, while the other pages worked just fine.
Answer/Solution: delete the default.html file in your root website’s directory that was copied over from the other host.
From AndreJ at WordPress Development at Stack Exchange, on the topic of “Migration issue – blog home page is blank“:
Sometimes when you are migrating your page you can get blank home page.
I found the problem with the home page not displaying from the base URL. it was because there was a default.html file in the root directory. The old hosting server must had set the order to look for start files to PHP extension as the first default so it ignored the default.html file in the root directory and loaded index.php.
The new hosting server must have the default extension it looks for as an .HTM or .HTML file and was loading the blank default.html file first. Once I deleted the blank default.html file the hosting server started loading the index.php file and displayed the WordPress home page.
Thanks, AndreJ!