How long does it take to receive a 'copyright strike' after you've uploaded a video?
Before I can answer this, we need to clarify: There’s a BIG difference between a “Matched Content” notification and a “Copyright Strike,” and they’re two very different things with vastly different timeframes.The matched content notification means that one or more elements of your video were found to be a content match against material in their repository from Verified Rights Owners through the ContentID system.[1][2] Several years ago (when YouTube was playing catch-up and scanning hundreds of thousands of videos daily), it could take anywhere from weeks to months before matching content would get flagged. Lately I’ve seen it happen within minutes of upload (often it’s near-instantaneous), but I also know of examples that took days or weeks. One time I saw a claim appear over 2 years after the content upload, which suggests that the VeRO was a late signatory to the ContentID system.It’s impossible to say for sure because (for good reason) YouTube doesn’t share the back-end details of what goes on behind the scenes in their ContentID processes, just their general rules and procedural information.A “Copyright Strike” is a different matter altogether. That means either you’ve violated one of the Community Guidelines OR they’ve received a take-down notice under the Digital Millenium Copyright Act (which yields an automatic strike).[3] The timing on this depends entirely on when others report it as violating the community standards or violating a rights owner’s content who chooses to go the DMCA route rather than monetize it. So it could be within minutes, days, weeks, or month.Footnotes[1] How Content ID works[2] What is a Content ID claim?[3] Copyright strike basics
How long does it take for a patient to receive results of a CT scan from their doctor?
As soon as your doctor reads your CT scan and discusses the results with you, then you’ll receive the results. If outpatient, you’ll get your results at your next appointment to discuss it privately but you might get a call from your physician’s office saying that everything was negative, depending on doctor/office. If your doctor is busy it could take a while for them to interpret your scan. If inpatient in a hospital, if the ordering physician is present and your scan is a priority, you might get your results in 30 minutes. It doesn’t take long for a doctor to review a CT scan and interpret the results. Other medical staff should not/cannot discuss results with you unless given permission by the physician ordering the CT scan.
How many Violation Notices can you receive before you get suspended?
Sometimes you can get suspended with no violations at all,it depends on your answers,i know some people has been suspended with no Violations,and people have more than 50 violations and their accounts still safe. Getting suspended depends on what kind of violations you have,for example "Adult or Harassement Contents" or other VERY bad and srious violations can lead you straight away to get suspended,,so you need to behave your self in your answers and always follow the community guidelines. However small simple violations like "Chatting" or "Questions and Answers Formats" don't lead right away to get suspended and it would take some time. If you got a huge amount of violations (No matter what it is) in a very small time,then you have a big chance of getting suspended (For example if you got over 25 Violations in one or two hours,then you have a very BIG chance of getting suspended). Getting violations is also a warning that your account is in danger (everyones accounts are on danger if our questions and answers violate the community guidelines)...this means "No chatting, no insulting other users, no asking questions about users.....ETC because Y!A is not a chat room You need to put in your mind that getting suspended is permanent,you can try and send a message to Y!A asking them to appeal your account back,but it's a very risky move since 85% might decline it,but you can always give it a try :) PS:VERY bad answers such as Cussing, Posting very bad pictures...ETC can lead you straight to suspended + You will lose your Acound ID as well You have to read this Community guidelines and understand everything http://answers.yahoo.com/info/community_... Appealing forum: http://help.yahoo.com/l/us/yahoo/answers...
How long after a meeting should the minutes be distributed and how should the originals be stored?
So this is a tough one for me as I'm pretty biased having co-founded a meeting productivity product that basically makes both of these things no-brainers. But then again that's why we made Less Meeting (http://www.lessmeeting.com/).1. How long after a meeting should minutes be distributed?Immediately if possible. Not longer than the day of. Anything longer than that and two problems arise:You start to forget details as do the other attendees. I've found in my own experience that the probability of ever sending minutes is inversely proportional to the time since the meeting ended. Read otherwise: The longer I take to do it, the less likely I'm gonna ever send those minutes.Fortunately Less Meeting makes it dead simple to take neatly formatted notes during the meeting, heping you focus on just the key points, so that you can still be involved in the discussion and then have the notes automatically emailed to everyone literally as the meeting ends.2. How should the originals be stored?Ideally somewhere where your whole team can access them. To that end, a couple points to emphasize:Centralization - Keep all your meeting notes in the same place...don't have some in email, others on a sharepoint site, and still others saved to your computer. Collaboration - Make the teams notes accessible so that if you miss a meeting you can easily catch up on the details.Integration - Store your notes in the same system that you have your calendars and tasks that come out of your meetings.Again, slightly biased but Less Meeting does all of these things. Storage happens automatically so you don't have to think about it.
How many days after the approval of visa before i can receive it?
I see that this is your first question so may I suggest that when you ask a question which is so related to the country you are in and to the country you are going to that you need to mention this information. That is what the Background section of a question area is for. You need to edit your question and supply this information, if you want any meaningful answers. I think you should ring the Office from whence you applied for the Visa and ask them the question. You do appreciate that your questions are out in an International audience don't you? For example - I am actually writing from Australia. Good luck to where you're going!!! MGD
How long does it take to receive an amended return?
As long as the post office takes to deliver it Generally the citizen files a tax return and receives a tax refund Any paper return takes 4-12 weeks, minimum An amended return with a 5405 takes 8 to 22 weeks There's always a chance of receiving your refund sooner. . . .the IRS is pretty efficient, but it gets hung up with paper returns because they require hand processing as they look at the mistakes in the first return and corrections in second return, and check for offsets or injured spouse filings, etc. Generally better to do your tax return right the first time, to wait for all documents and to check it out thoroughly before filing
Is being 2 minutes late for work that BAD ?
Well, it is bad as far as your boss is concerned and that is really all that matters. What I think is irrelevant. Just get to work on time and there will be no issue. About you working overtime. If you can organize things 30 minutes, maybe even 45 minutes before it is time to leave work to ready yourself to leave, you will find that you will be able to leave on time. I had difficulty leaving work on time until I realized the things that held me from leaving were things I waited to do until the last minute. So, I stopped that habit and was able to leave on time. For instance, I had to leave my area clean. I began cleaning up, little by little, an hour before my shift was over. Same with getting to work on time. The night before, I got my keys, phone and whatever I was taking to work, placed on a table by the door. I figured what I was wearing the night before, as well. This made getting ready for work very easy and allowed me to be on time. I found that if you get the things you need lastly, ready first, you are ahead of the time crunch game.
How long do i have to wait after putting the declorinator water conditioner in the fish tank before i put fish?
You need to cycle the tank. Declorinators and water conditioners just remove chlorine and heavy metals but do not establish a bacteria bed in the filter. Cycling takes 4-8 weeks. To do a fishless cycle you will need to add pure ammonia to the tank every day. Use a test kit to determine when the tank is cycled. You can cycle a tank with fish but it is very stressful on the fish an may kill them. You also must keep an eye on the ammonia, nitrite and nitrate so they do not kill them. What size tank do you have? When you change the water don't remove the fish. Removing them will just stress them more and could cause other problems.
How many miles does the average car last before it's sent to the junkyard?
The University of Michigan does an annual study of average used car ages, average scrap ages, and so forth. The average car, at scrap point, is about 11 years old right now. This figure has been within a year of itself for about a decade. Most vehicles that enter the scrap yard are in the 200,000-mile range on average.So taking broad averages of all passenger vehicles, the average scrap age is 11 years, 200,000 miles.It should be noted that pickup trucks of the half-ton, consumer-grade segment (e.g. Ford F-150, Chevrolet/GMC/Ram 1500) are generally the longest-lived, highest-mileage vehicles at scrap. Not because they’re inherently better, per se, but because they are often a business investment and thus receive better maintenance care and are more likely to undergo more costly repairs to be kept in service. Removing pickups from the question would likely drop the 11-year/200k average.