Hi everyone I'm Tess and tonight I'm
going to show you how to make an easy
and yummy Tex-Mex taco casserole. Stay tuned. (intro music)
This beef tortilla taco
casserole is another one of those budget
meals that will feed a hungry family.
It has lots of Mexican flavors and everyone
will love it! Just a reminder that you'll
be able to find this recipe, the list of
ingredients and much more in the show
more section below. If you have a chance
please check it out.
Let's get started. In a pan on medium
heat I'm adding my ground beef and I'm
using 85/15. Cooking, stirring and
chopping for five to seven minutes until done.
If you're using a fattier ground
beef you may want to drain some of the excess fat.
Now I'm adding some diced onions,
bell peppers and , this is optional , a
seeded jalapeno pepper for a little heat.
Lots of minced garlic and some salt and
black pepper. Cooking and stirring for
two to three minutes.
Next are the seasonings. Adding in some
taco seasoning and, you can use your
favorite brand,
chili powder, oregano, garlic powder and cumin.
Cooking and stirring for a minute
just to get all those flavors combined.
In goes a can of diced tomatoes and, you
can use Rotel which is diced tomatoes
with green chilies, adding in some salsa
and, just use your favorite salsa. Giving
that a good stir to combine.
For more flavor and texture I'm adding
in some corn and a can of black beans
that I rinsed and drained. Again, giving
it a good mix to combine and letting it
cook for another minute.
So let's put this casserole together!
I have my oven preheating to 375 degrees .
I crumbled some tortilla chips on the
bottom and I'm adding just a couple
spoonfuls of the meat mixture. Next are
some flour tortillas and I'm putting
them in the way they fit and cutting
some into strips so they fit in the
corners and the sides. It doesn't have to
be perfect.
Spooning out another layer of the meat
mixture which is about half of what I
have left. Sprinkling the top with some
chopped green onions and we can't forget
the cheese! I'm using some grated cheddar
and mozzarella cheese because that is
what I had. You can use any cheese that
you like. I've also used jalapeno pepper
jack cheese which really gives this taco
casserole a little kick. Down goes
another layer that flour tortillas...
spooning and spreading out the rest of
the meat mixture and now I'm adding some
spoonfuls of sour cream.
I think the sour cream really adds a
creamy element and brings this taco
casserole together. You don't need much.
More chopped green onions and more of the
broken tortilla chips. This taco
casserole definitely has lots of flavor
and texture. Topping with the rest of the
cheese and garnishing with some sliced
olives and jalapenos. These are optional
but they add additional flavor and decoration.
Bbaking at 375 degrees for 30
minutes or until the cheese is golden
brown and bubbly. It's been 30 minutes
and it smells amazing! Letting it rest
for 15 minutes before serving. This taco
casserole will feed 6 people very easily.
I love all the flavors and textures.
It definitely is comfort food. I hope you
give this Tex-Mex taco casserole a try..
and enjoy
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How to create transparent 3D prints! - Duration: 13:04.
I wanted to make something clear, but the problem is that typical 3D prints, even if
you use clear filament, just come out milky white tone instead of being properly clear.
They diffract light too much, so while the light still passes though, it gets bounced
around inside the parts and scatters, which creates that translucent, but not quite transparent
look.
But Colorfabb have had this article online for a while where they are showing off incredibly,
impressively clear prints.
I've done a lot of printing and I think I'm ready to show you how to reproduce these
prints yourself.
Okay, let's see, Colorfabb were using their HT filament for this, which is Eastman's
Tritan, so I believe it's the same material that Taulman used to make, just plainly called
Tritan, too.
But the key here is that it's a copolyester, so a material that is very closely related
to the common PET and PETG materials.
In general, those are plastics that like to fuse together extremely well, so they turn
into one solid piece of material instead of keeping those layer marks when you look through
the print.
I do have the Colorfabb HT filament here, but I wanted to see how well just a standard
PETG would do, so I did all my experiments with the inexpensive DAS FILAMENT PETG, but
I'm sure any other clear polyester filament is going to work basically the same for this.
I had two different use cases here, the first one being these solid parts like Colorfabb
showed that just look like they are one single, solid block of plastic with basically invisible
layer lines on the inside and outside, at least that was the goal, the other one being
vase-like structures that have no infill, but only provide a shell, in my case, to scatter
light.
I was specifically looking into this for use as diffusers for lamps of various types.
And I think I pretty much achieved that.
But let's start with the solid parts.
My test subject here is a spur gear from Daniel Noree's OpenRC F1 design, it's got some
relatively complex surfaces on the side, large flat areas on the top and bottom and this
hub that is a bit of a smaller element where you'll be able to see the light shine through
from the top and the sides.
I know, it's not the most realistic design for something that's supposed to look good,
but I think it's a great object to tune in the process.
Plus, I've now clearly got plenty of spares for when I start building my first OpenRC
models!
I'll probably reprint these from ABS or Taulman 910, though.
So the first print was done with settings that I thought would make sense - I used 300
and 350µ layers, 100% infill and regular temperatures.
But if you look at the part printed with those settings, it is translucent, but it is not
transparent.
Yes, you can take a flashlight and shine it through and the part will glow, but it's not
nearly as transparent as the samples Colorfabb showed.
So the first idea was to increase flow, to close what looked like tiny gaps between the
extrusion lines, so I upped the extrusion rate to 105% first, and seeing that that improved
things a bit I tried again at 110%.
And if you compare the original part at 100% flow and the new one at 110% it is already
a lot more transparent, but we can also see that it's starting to show over extrusion
streaking on the top surface.
So at this point, the amount of material seems like its correctly filling every gap, but
the rest of the print settings could probably still use some work.
So I tried the other extreme, going with 50µ layers, and that immediately helped a lot.
I think because the hotend now passes over the same spots more often and sorta irons
down the tracks more, we're fusing the individual extrusion lines together more tightly to turn
them into an actual, single block of material.
In fact, if you look at this hub part that I accidentally broke in half, you can see
that both the surface where it broke and the inside of the part look like one single piece
of PETG, looking at just the crack, you'd be hard-pressed to tell this thing was 3D
printed at all.
So next up, I tried increasing the material flow on the 50µ prints and increasing the
layer height from 50µ to 100µ, and both improved transparency a bit.
The 100µ print was done with more perimeters, so you can see how those scatter light differently
than solid criss-cross infill, but overall it didn't look like that different from
the 50µ prints other than the top surface being a bit less smooth and now looking more
like it was overextruded..
The 50µ prints with more material I think were the best ones of the entire series, where
the one with a total of 15% extra material looks, I think, extremely good, while the
one with 20% extra is a bit too much and started to get quite messy on the top and side.
It also has these fuzzies between the gear teeth where the nozzle was scraping off the
extra material on each layer.
For some reason, at the time I thought the 100µ prints were pretty much just as good
as 50µ ones, so I kept on printing parts with that setting.
Looking back, I probably should have stuck with 50µ.
Anyways, these two benchies were printed with 110% flowrate, but this one got a bit of a
temperature boost, hoping that would help with everything fusing together.
But instead, it turned out that the higher temperature actually decreased the clarity
of the part and had a few other negative effects on quality.
It's a bit easier to see what exactly is happening when you look at the gears that
used different temperatures , and you can see that, with a higher temperature, the PETG
actually sorta starts cooking and bubbling, and we'll see that effect again in a second.
In the main section of the gears, the higher temperature is fine and slightly improves
clarity, but up here at the hub, where the printer slows down so that it doesn't pump
too much molten plastic onto one area in too short of a timeframe, up here you can see
the plastic getting extremely cloudy.
That's because when the printer slows down, the filaments is sitting in the heated zone
of the hotend longer and gets more time to heat up, cook and degrade.
So to avoid that, either disable the cooling slowdown in the slicer or just print at a
lower temperature overall.
I think this Benchy does look really good and shows off the transparency or translucency
really well, but it's most visible when you look at the top and bottom of the parts,
since it's almost like the low layer height makes the side surface somewhat milky.
Maybe I should try with an even lower layer height at some point, 10µ or something, but
I'm pretty sure the Prusa i3 MK2 is not up for that without dropping in a new extruder
and some lower-pitch Z-axis spindles.
The stock setup has a physical resolution of 20µ, considering that the half-step position
is the only microstepping angle you can really trust.
But let's get back to these parts.
I also tried to improve the surface by either flame polishing it with a hot air gun set
to 600°C or sanding it beforehand, but with the hot air gun, this unsanded spinner started
bubbling and softening up before it started getting more transparent, so that part's
gone, and when I tried to sand a part beforehand, yes, it did ultimately get a bit clearer,
I think, after I heated the surface that was sanded to 1200 grit, but again, it's really
hard to find that optimum spot where the plastic neither bubbles nor softens up too much.
But one nice thing you can do with heat, actually for any filament, is to melt off the little
hairs that PETG in particular likes to pull when the hotend moves from one area to the
next.
High heat and a single pass are usually enough to take care of them.
And one last approach that didn't really work with the Benchy was the thicker layers
at 300µ, even with the extrusion multiplier cranked up, it did not turn out transparent
at all.
Though print quality overall was a bit more consistent compared to the low-layer-height
parts.
So to recap for solid prints: With polyester filament, use a low layer height, 100% infill,
obviously, and tune the extrusion multiplier so that you're getting maybe a tiny bit
of overextrusion.
Higher temperatures can help, but it's really easy to cook your filament that way.
Post-processing prints to improve the surface is hard to do right, at least with heat.
Maybe those thick coatings can help here, I've played around with spray-on clearcoats
before, but they didn't improve things at all.
Awesome, let's check out how these parts were printed.
These are all single-wall parts, most of these you could print with vase mode, which is a
print mode that turns the entire print into one long extrusion line, instead of having
discrete layers, it just continuously keeps moving the hotend up as it lays down plastic,
so it's one long spiral.
However, this shroud does have a ridge up here, which usually can't be printed cleanly
with vase mode.
But that's not the point here.
Let's start out with what makes these parts look better or worse than others, and essentially
it's the same thing again.
It's refraction wherever light transitions from one medium into another, and here, that's
from the air into the plastic and back out.
The layers act as tiny lenses because they have that round section on their end.
That's why this part right here will blur things in the vertical direction, but not
as much horizontally.
For example with this shroud, I tried to use that effect and create tiny microlenses that
would also diffuse light horizontally because this is supposed to be a diffuser for a lamp.
You know, you have these individual LEDs and just seeing each one through a clear shroud
doesn't make for a very attractive lighting setup, so I have all these parts that create
different diffusion patterns.
Most of these were printed with 300µ layers, because if you compare it to the the one printed
at 100µ, they are so much clearer and crisper and less hazy white.
Of course, using thick layers and only a thin shell like this means that these parts print
incredibly quickly and use very little material.
This one was printed with just 25g of PETG in 45 minutes, that's hard to beat.
This little one I printed with a thicker extrusion width.
But I can tell you one thing that doesn't work, and that is leaving the printer at over
600% speed for the wrong file, I mean, it did get the print done super fast, but clearly,
it's not quite what I wanted.
So typically, with a .4mm nozzle, you're going to set it up to lay down like 0.42mm
wide tracks.
Here, I went with a full mm, so two and a half times as wide as the nozzle, and while
it's not the greatest thing to do if you want overhangs and details to come out great,
I mean, you should be using a thicker nozzle, this part still came out looking great.
It's not quite as clear, instead it's very glossy if that's the right word, but
that might be due to the structure, too.
It's definitely better than using two individual perimeters, which would introduce that second
interface where you'd potentially end up with more diffraction.
Also, it's very strong and stiff, as expected, but I did crack the bottom when I tried to
remove it from the PEI bed, PETG, as usual, likes to stick to PEI a bit too much, so usually,
I'd recommend using a liquid surface finish on top of the PEI that doesn't stick quite
as much, so something like Printafix, or Magigoo, or maybe Glue Stick if you can apply it evenly.
But this technique of just using a single wall isn't great for every model.
This Adalinda frog does come out really nice looking with those thick layers, but wherever
there's a slope on the surface, the extrusion lines just get super droopy, like on the back,
near the tail or on the wings.
I did configure this print with two solid layers on top and bottom and turned off any
features that backfill surfaces, which would avoid these exact issues, but would also create
these structures on the inside that just don't look great if you see the way they diffract
light shining through it.
Alternatively, you could print it with a solid infill and thin layers, but that would use
up a lot of material and take a long, long time to print.
So that's how I printed these transparent / translucent parts.
I think they turned out great, especially these single-wall prints, they are going to
look awesome installed somewhere with some light in them.
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The Flash 1x12 Extended Promo "Crazy for You" (SUB ITA) - Duration: 0:31.
We're in our 20s. We should meet people, go on dates.
Aren't you worried about moving too fast?
Catch me, if you can.
It's an emergency. I'm so sorry.
I'll call you.
It's super cool.
You are a crime-fighting lady-slaying machine.
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The Flash 1x12 Promo "Crazy for You" (SUB ITA) - Duration: 0:20.
- We're going on a date tonight. - Aren't you worried about moving too fast?
It's an emergency.
I'll call you.
You are a crime-fighting lady-slaying machine.
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Prey gameplay | M.Yu's Experiment - Duration: 53:06.
Let's do this!
Let's go with easy for a bit
Yes I am a noob don't judge me!
Of course we will go with male because I'm a man
Not trying to be sexist
Let's skip up a bit
This voice reminds me of the robot of portal
Ahh just getting fucky
Is that a Nokia?
Who are you, my brother, my father, McDonald?
Ok we are starting as a vimper
I can open it but not close it, WFT?
Let's put some clothes on!
Morning...Patricia
Ok
And of course we have the elevator music
How does everyone know my name?
Cool view
They could just title the name of the studio on the mountain and not on to a f#cking bridge
That's a excessive logo right there
Thanks for reminding me that I playing Prey
Hi hovering thing...
Confirm I guess?
Can I play angry birds on this thing?
Hi McDonald
I don't know, I'm a f#cking vimper
Which tests?
OK
Like I said OK
This is my brother?
I'm just scared of You that you're my brother!
What does this button do?
Hi doc
What kind of test are you talking about?
What kind of stupid test is that?
Bahm naild it, what now?
How did I mis that giant A?
Can you see me now?
Ok yes you can
Oh the chair of corse
Let's do this
So next room I guess
So button clicking
The door is not opening
Ohh there we go
Cool PC
New for exploration
No I'm happy as hell
1 is better than 5 I guess
Punch McDonald
Again McDonald
Ahh we both hate McDonald that's cute
Yeah I thought that I saw one cup
Oh hell noooooo...
And I screwed up some how
And resart, great!
I swear that could be a future nokia
Ohh cool a PC
WTF!?
What is EOM?
Let's... NOT DO THIS
Where is,the exit?
Let's try the balcony
This is not the balcony
Why does he even have a password?
To late b#ch
How do you fail to install something?
Ok moving on
What is this place?
Why is the music changing!?
Cotcha b#ch
This is so creepy
Come here you son of a...
Eewhh
Cool medkit
RIP Patricia
Looking for something?
F#ck you!
Useless PC
Nothing useful here
Come here you...
Finally
What the...
There it is
Let me just check that I didn't forgot of something
What?
OK
What is this?
Ooohhh a freeze gun
Gotcha
Pore guy, so moving forward
WFT?
OK consertrait there are only 2 of them
OK let's take this guy first
Ok that's it
Let's take this first
Cotcha
Let's take..shall we
That explains the red eye
Holy shit
What the... shit shit shit
This is a restroom some privacy please
At least I got a free energy drink
Well use our medkit and the drink to get some strength back
Back to action
Ahh come on
Let's see if I can make it past that door
Skip that loading screen shall we?
Cool a shotgun and a medkit exactly what I need
And 2 upgrade thingis...I forgot how you call them
Does it begin with a N?
Human Resources?
Moving on
The hell is that
This is really a bad scale of the moon and the earth
But still cool
let's keep moving before alien will suck our brain (yeah I know zombies eat them)
left or right?
left
the background music is changing, that's not a good sign
let's look at the map so know where we have to go
our objectif is on the 3th floor...
Who's talking?
ohh the turrent, nice
at least I am not the only one going trough this
let's place you here shall we
finally deployed
SHIT
Shit not much ammo left
and the turrent isn't looking good
ok so...
let's go here
or not
cool a exhibit
what's in the back?
Americans and Soviets? you don't here that often
attempted?
how did they lose there lives?
ehh John F. Kennedy
mhhhh 1917-2031sure
let's take a look where we are
well that was useless
Yeah I am going with hacking
come on come on
let's try some codes
hacking then
made it
something doesn't feel right
shoot shoot
come on you...
bye have a great time
where the f#ck did he go?
there is one...
hmm shall I go for it?
yeah f#ck this
come on you...
I am in a middle of a fight
no no not the big one
F#CK...
damit
and Fell throw the floor
le't try that again
come here you...
that was 2
and that was 3
moving on
shit I have to go throw that monster
let's get some health
ok there it is
(I made a big mistake)
come on you
ohh he isn't moving anymore
nice stuff
nothing here I guess
going to the other side then
every thing is still "normal"
or not
there is a turrent that's good
let's see what we got here
seriously omg hot boss?
ok then
0451 gotcha
ohh I don't even have to remember it
my office he...nice
let me just explore something
let's take everything
and the medkit
not bad
how do I still remember my password?
but I can't remember the rest
ohh a handgun
what the...
At least now I know how I look like
GREAT
Ok thanks for the tip
say whaaaat
ohh
wow
how's Alex?
ahh come on...
thanks McDonald you just earned you're titel back
well then come here you...
FINE
OK, thanks
there we go again
moving on
holly f#ck
Is that it?
WTF!
you sneaky b#stard
MORE?
come on I can do this
finally
I will keep it there
(because I can't go further)
I hope you guys enjoyed it and don't forget to leave a like
and how you think of the game
see you next time
bye
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✅ SKULL JACK O'LANTERN makeup tutorial WOLFE FX body paint (Speed-painting) in 4k- Witte Artistry - Duration: 1:40.
*Humming*
Da DUH!
Strawberries were a good choice.
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Farming Simulator 17 Ground Modification - Duration: 11:30.
HI GUYS !!!! Welcome to Farming Simulator 17 Mods Channel in this video I will show You a new tool you can use to decorate your farm Th e Ground Modification Roller.
LIZARD R 5000 Ground Modification Roller Colorable
To test the Ground Modification Roller I use the Deutz Fahr Agrotron 120mk3 It is not perfect but it is functional
Deutz Fahr Agrotron 120mk3 Front Loader 3 Wheel Setup 165Hp
You can oped Doors Back Window And Sunroof With NUMPAD 4 7 8 9
You can use the LIZARD R 5000 Ground Modification Roller to make roads fields or decorate the farm with different Ground textures
V KEY LOWER THE ROLLER X KEY REMOVE GRASS Y KEY CHANGE GROUND TYPE Z KEY CHANGE ANGLE
They are 19 types of ground you can create with Ground Modification Roller
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Ro School Killing Game (50) - Duration: 0:44.
Assistant Principle: Ooopsiee Looks like you made a mistake! Having trouble debating? hehehehe
Larbin: Crap that was wrong I shouldn't have let emily to counter him!
Larbin: What did justin said say again?? I can fix this
Larbin: Hmmm but albert Do have alot of friends to be with! Randy can counter that!
You ready to try again?
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What Noise Does A Bug Make? - Duration: 4:04.
(playful music)
- [Teacher] Alana, what noise does a cat make?
- Meow?
- [Teacher] Very good!
Graham, what noise does a cow make?
- Mooo.
- [Woman] Excellent!
Petey, F-what noise does a bug make?
(loud rip)
- [Petey Voiceover] F-what kind of stupid-ass question
is that?
Last I checked, bugs don't make noise.
This is some Zen Buddhist koan about one-hand-clappin'
John Cage 4'33-type bullshit, am I right?
(babies cooing)
- [Teacher] Wanna give it a try, Petey?
(horror music)
- [Grasshopper] Hey, kid.
(oriental music)
Woof.
- [Teacher] Come on, Petey.
Give it a try.
What noise does a bug make?
- Woof.
- [Teacher] Aww, Petey, you're just not getting
animal noises, huh?
(crying) - [Petey Voiceover] What?
Are you kidding me?
I nailed that.
- [Teacher] Okay, maybe somebody didn't get enough sleep
in at naptime?
(cage closing)
(lullaby music)
(oriental music)
- You!
Why'd you play me like that?
I said what you said and got it wrong.
(smooth jazz)
- I said, "Woof," because the What Noise game
is a real zonk to the head.
- Huh?
- They're not teaching you to speak.
They're teaching you to categorize.
Not all bugs make the same noise, ya dig?
Maybe this little buggie just wants to woof.
- I think it's fun to go "woof."
- See, that's thinking for yourself.
And teachers should be teaching you how to think.
Not how to recite back the answers they wanna hear,
Patty Cakes.
- I like to play Patty Cakes.
Wait.
Am I a conformist because I like to play Patty Cakes?
- If you like Patty Cakes, play Patty Cakes.
But don't play Patty Cakes because they told you
to play Patty Cakes, you dig?
- Umm... yeah.
I dig.
- Just because someone is in a position
of authority, it doesn't mean they have all the answers.
- Even you?
- Like the Buddhist said,
if you see me on the edge of the windowsill,
squash me.
- Okay.
Squash bugs.
- Metaphorically.
- Right.
Yeah, I knew that.
- And if you wanna say "woof," say "woof."
- Woof.
- Also.
Chemtrails have chemicals that the government
sprays from aircrafts to control the populous.
Good bye!
(mysterious music)
- I learned more in one session with that bug
than I've learned from all of the iPad
object permanence games my parents downloaded from me,
combined.
Not the chemtrail stuff, all the stuff before that.
About not letting school get in the way
of your education and stuff.
- Hey!
Baby.
Before I go, there's one more thing I think you should know.
Always, and I mean always be sure t-
(squish)
(baby crying)
- [Mother] Oh drat.
Where'd it go?
Did I get it?
(baby crying)
(oriental music)
(baby cooing)
- [Mother] I dunno if I got it.
Did I get it?
- She didn't get it.
Some people never do.
(inspirational music)
- Yoo-hoo...
(rolls tongue)
(oriental music)
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