Google shake it trick

By now, you’ve likely seen hundreds if not thousands of people do the Harlem Shake -- popularized on YouTube and elsewhere online -- but have you ever seen a website do it?A new trick has been posted on the Web that makes it possible for users to make their favorite websites do their own version of the popular meme.All that’s needed is the Google Chrome browser and a bit of Javascript code. From there, it’s easy.VIDEOS: Eight things killing the Harlem ShakeUsers simply head to the website they want, right click anywhere on the screen and select “Inspect elements.” The next step is to click “Console,” and in the text field that comes up, they paste text found on this site.Once that’s done, they can press enter and enjoy the show.A small part of the website will start to wiggle around as though it’s dancing just as the “Harlem Shake” song by Baauer starts to play. Then after about 15 seconds, in true Harlem Shake fashion, the song’s bass will drop and more parts of the website will start to wiggle and dance.It may be a silly trick, but it’s good for a quick chuckle.ALSO:Facebook tax refund sparks outrage, but company did pay taxesBurger King’s Twitter account hacked, made to look like McDonald’sBest Buy to make price-match guarantee permanent starting in March More to Read Inside the business of entertainment The Wide Shot brings you news, analysis and insights on everything from streaming wars to production — and what it all means for the future. You may occasionally receive promotional content from the Los Angeles Times. Salvador Rodriguez is a former staff writer for the Los Angeles Times. More From the Los Angeles Times Most Read in Business

Get yourself out of awkward situations at any time with a fake call escape! Just shake your phone to receive a call or message!You can shake your phone again to stop the call, or just tap the (fake call/message) screen!When you open the app you select whether you want your shake to send a spoof message or call. You can also customize the required shake strength to trigger the call/message.This app uses a discreet name (FCR) so you can't be easily caught. FCR is completely free and there are no charges at all - calls and messages received are completely fake and not sent over any network - you don't need any signal or internet to use Shake Fake Call Escape.This is a great spoof calling app to trick your friends with, use it as a prank, to escape a boring lesson or work meeting, or maybe you just miss hearing your phone ring...Works great on most devices - some devices may experience a few seconds delay between shaking and receiving the call/message.

Your pup’s mathematics skills. #18. “Shake” and/or “High Five” CommandsEveryone’s impressed when a dog high-fives on command. It’s best to teach this after your dog already knows how to sit on command.How Do I Teach the Shake Hands/High Five Command As long as your dog is good with handling, you can gently take his paw and lift it up off the floor. Say “shake hands” or “high-five” and treat. Do this three times in a row.If he starts lifting it on his own, use your command cue and praise and treat.Another way to try it is to gently tap behind his elbow while giving the command cue. Praise and reward when he lifts his paw.Eventually, with consistent training, your pup should begin lifting his paw up on its own on your command cue.#19. “Wave” CommandYour friends are visiting you. As they are departing, you can have your pup wave goodbye. They’ll be so impressed that they won’t want to leave.Once your dog knows how to shake hands/high-five, you can teach him to wave.How Do I Teach the Wave Command?Tell your dog to high-five on cue. Catch the paw as you normally would the first few times. Then, give the cue without catching the paw. After he gets the idea, start adding a new verbal cue, such as “wave.” You can even add a hand signal by waving at the dog when you say it.Eventually, you’ll be able to wave and your pup will wave back! I taught this to a rescued dog I have, and everyone was impressed when I’d wave at him and he’d wave back.#20. “Crawl” CommandThis trick can be a show-stopper. With any trick, it’s often what you say that makes the trick seem polished. You can say something like “Crawl like a bug.”After your dog knows a solid down command, you can teach him to crawl.How Do I Teach the Crawl Command?Have your pup in a down and place an alluring treat right in front of his nose. Move the treat along the floor about one inch away from his nose. Tell him to crawl.Praise and reward with the treat when he moves slightly forward. Over time, you can add distance and have him crawl by using the treat to lure him forward.After he crawls a few inches, start just giving the verbal cue without the treat lure. Don’t stop luring with the treat until he really understands what crawl means.Eventually, he’ll learn to crawl without the treat lure if you’re consistent in your training.#21. “Touch” CommandThis is a command where you teach your dog to touch his nose or foot to an item. It’s called targeting. It’s useful to teach dogs to touch your hand.