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I forget to breathe when I'm with you. - Duration: 1:07.

Stiles wants to have a good time

Many, many times

In several different positions.

Do you wanna just try making out for a sec?

All of those times in school when you see him

standing down the hall

and you

cannot breathe until you're with him.

Am I not attractive to gay guys?

You are.

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How to MAKE an EPIC TRAILER for Your Channel! - Duration: 5:18.

what's up everyone George here so whether you want more subscribers on

YouTube or more viewers at your next movie premiere one of the best ways is

to make your own epic trailer having recently made our own YouTube channel

trailer I thought I'd share some practical concept and editing techniques

so you can make one of your own

hey what's up this channel is all about empowering you to make your very best

video let's go learn filmmaking techniques it's easy and simple to do

show you what you can achieve with just the basics it's time for you ask we

answer you want to hear from you

to get the shot and want you want to try a variety of styles too bad I'm gonna

teach you to get the shots want with whatever here you have lighting lenses

camera green-screen and editing tricks all you got to do is a simple

drag-and-drop and film or maybe add an explosion to spice this up there you

have your cinematic

short and sweet message the first thing to keep in mind is that your trailer

needs to have a message for your viewers to connect to when making your trailer

assume the people watching and learning about you for the first time you got to

make sure your video answers the question who you are and what your

contents about for example our channel is all about helping you make your best

videos empowering your inner video created with tools and tutorials since

your viewers are watching you for the first time you'll have to make your

pitch quickly try to hook them within the first 10 seconds and keep your

trailer 2 under 1 minute so there's two steps to making your trailer message

first identify the needs and wants that your content addresses for your audience

and to share your unique solution or approach with them for example because

you guys aspire to be great creators we provide the tools and tutorials every

step of the way showcase your personality people

gravitate towards each other and that's why they tend to gravitate towards

content with other people in it it's also why you should showcase your

personality to draw your viewers in our channel has 3 main hosts so we focus on

using clips that showcase our personalities interspersed with text and

voiceover helping our message shine show don't tell pull together your best clips

from videos on your YouTube channel use them as a showcase to give your viewers

a taste at what they can expect from subscribing to your channel just use the

most stunning images and memorable moments you have remember you have less

than one minute for your trailer music selection find something epic in short

maybe with some faster and some slower parts it may be time consuming to find a

track with both of those variations so you might want to consider using more

than one music track to help create your emotional arc cut to that beat 1

advanced editing tip that helps create emotion in your trailer

is to cut to the beat it helps if you let the music determine the cuts rather

than making the cuts first and trying to match the music to that once you have

your track selected find the part where the beat intensifies you'll want to

practice making fast cuts they're utilizing one shot for every one or two

V's using effects and transitions another way to make your trailer more

epic is by using effects and transitions Gomora comes with a variety of text

filters animations and more you could use to spice up your video and strong

your channel trailer should end with a strong reason why your viewers should

come back and subscribe like in our trailer we show you all the cool things

you can learn and do with Filmore but you have to make sure to directly

ask your viewers to subscribe otherwise they might not the goal is to get them

to take action and press that sweet sweet button

you can also use YouTube's and screen annotations to add subscribe buttons at

the end of your video how to upload your channel trailer one of the final tips I

want to leave you with is how to actually go about uploading your YouTube

channel trailer so it plays automatically when someone visits your

page this is a great way to build your brand and views by having every visitor

see the one message you've prepared so once your trailers done take these steps

to upload number one upload the video you want to be your channel trip to go

to the channel you want to manage number three you have to turn on Schuyler

customization for the channel and then click for new visitors tab number four

click on channel trip five choose the video by selecting its thumbnail or

entering its URL that's it thanks for watching everybody I hope these tips

helped empower you to create your own epic channel trailer if you haven't

already please click that sweet sweet subscribe button and check out some more

awesome videos right here I'm George from filmora and I'll see you next time

ciao

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Tia Mowry's Baby Girl Nursery Reveal | Quick Fix - Duration: 9:12.

- Hi guys!

So yes, I am still pregnant.

With my baby shower video,

I loved that all of you guys had such great comments,

I was ready through all of them

and in the video I had asked you guys

if you wanted me to do a nursery reveal,

and guess what?

Today is your day!

So I am so excited to share with you guys

my nursery for my baby girl.

Our goal with our baby girl's nursery

was to make sure that the nursery

went along with the rest of the house,

and to help me set that goal

I worked along side with a great friend,

and designer, Jake Alexander.

He's so amazing and one thing that I love about him

is I could just tell him what I want,

tell him my ideas, and he just gets it.

My goal with this nursery

and just with nurseries in general

is I always like to start with a basic color scheme,

and I do this because I feel like

you don't really know what your baby is gonna be into

when the baby comes into the world right?

So as they get older,

you know I don't know if she's gonna be into butterflies,

I don't know if she's gonna be into fairies,

and once she gets older I can start adding on.

I know when people come into our home

the one that they always say is your house is so calming,

and that is definitely a goal of mine for my nursery.

I want the baby to feel comfortable,

I want the whole environment to be calming.

That's one of the main reasons why we chose these

kind of like earth-tone colors and not only that,

I feel like her name is very grounded

and very earthy, and I wanted her nursery to represent that.

This is my second baby and I feel like I've learned

a lot more in regards to you know,

what's the best thing for your baby,

and for me I love that you know

everything is organic in there.

We have organic sheets, organic toys,

you'll see that there's a lot of wood pieces

and that was really, really important for us,

to just make everything have some sort of organic feel

and if you think about my baby shower,

that was kind of like the same feeling.

You know everything is just really organic

and rustic, and just natural.

I feel like with our careers,

you know we are actors (laughs)

and this business can be extremely chaotic,

so we wanted it to be as calming as possible

cause when you have a baby in the house,

there's gonna be lots of chaos (laughs).

One thing that's important to me in the nursery

is the furniture right?

Number one, there's not a lot of stuff

and I had mentioned that in what's the difference

between my first pregnancy and my second pregnancy,

I've learned not to just buy so much stuff

and for things to be so overwhelming.

You don't need a lot of stuff.

But what I love about this furniture is

this furniture can grow with my daughter

as she gets older.

She can actually use this furniture like in her teens

if she wanted to.

So we have a bookshelf and then we have the changing table,

and what's so great about the changing table is

all those pieces on top you can actually take off,

and it could just be a dresser when she gets older;

I don't have to buy more furniture!

So she's gonna keep this furniture for a while.

But what I love about it again

is the furniture it's rustic, it's organic,

as if you're taking the outside

and bringing the outside in.

The bull.

You'll see a bull in her room

and you know, we don't really know exactly

when this baby is coming,

she's gonna come when she wants to come

but we know that it's gonna be in the month of May,

it has to be in the month of May,

and so she's a Taurus,

and the symbol for that is a bull,

and what that means is strength.

And her name it kind of you know,

means a little bit of that as well

so you can see there's some sort of thread there, tie ins.

I thought that that was a nice touch.

I mean I'm a Cancer and I'm a crab,

thank god my mom didn't put crabs around my room (laughs)

because I don't know if that would look nice.

You'll see there's kind of like two different types

of beds in there.

So there's one which is the crib.

You probably won't be able to tell

but her mattress up under there,

it's organic as well and it's pink.

I thought you know maybe I could add a little pink

but not that there's anything wrong

with throwing pinks in there,

but I'm just different,

I always like to go against the grain.

I want my child to figure out what they want.

I don't wanna just throw things on them

and say you're a girl, so you should love pink,

and you're a boy and you should love blue.

I want them to grow up

and make that decision for themselves.

So you have the crib, then you have this other gadget

that's in there and I'm so excited about this gadget.

I didn't have this for my son Cree

but one of my friends they just had a baby,

and he had texted and was like,

Tia you gotta get this thing called the SNOO.

He said it saved our lives and I was like, okay.

It's this really cool basinet

that looks very earthy so it matches

the theme of the room.

This is how it works.

You swaddle your baby, right,

and then you put your baby in the SNOO and it rocks.

So this basinet rocks on it's own.

(sings) Can we like put in heaven music?

(heavenly music)

Hopefully it'll work for us, fingers crossed.

My favorite part of her room is of course the closet!

The clothes

and shoes, glorious shoes!

That is one thing that I'm passing along

to my daughter already is her obsession with shoes,

I'm like I got that for you baby, I got that.

Organization is really important to me.

When you have a baby there's just so much going on,

I need to know where things are.

So as you can see, everything's kinda like nicely placed

and organized, it's color coordinated.

So on the right it's full blown dress-up clothes.

You know you have her tutus which oh my gosh, so cute.

You have her nice peacoats -

I think that one's one of my favorite.

She has like this red peacoat

and then she has this nice blue coat

that matches with this kind of blue sparkly dress

which I think is just adorable.

Then there's one outfit in particular

and I got this outfit because it reminded me

of a baby outfit that I wore when I was a baby.

It's this floral, cute, adorable outfit,

with pinks and yellows,

cute little white booties with yellow pom poms on it,

and that was what I used to wear as a baby all the time.

And so when I saw it I was like oh my gosh,

I definitely have to get this for her.

And then one of my favorite pieces in her closet is

a backpack that says the future is female.

(snaps fingers)

Okay?

I just love that you know?

I'm a huge believer in

women empowerment and women just you know,

believing in themselves,

and believing that they can do anything

that they put their mind to,

and that is what I want to instill in our daughter.

Also in my nursery you can see that

there's a lot of open space.

So I have this really nice soft rug

and I did that on purpose because I learned from

you know my son Cree that you know kids,

they're always on the move, they're crawling,

that's where you spend most of your time.

You know tummy time, they're learning how to crawl,

they're learning how to walk,

so it was really important for me to have some sort of

open space in the room where there

wasn't just too much furniture, and overcrowding that area.

We need room to grow!

Reading is really, really important to me.

I've been doing it with Cree ever since he was born.

Now that my son is older, he's now reading to me.

It's just so rewarding for me to see the growth

and he's doing so well,

and so books are really important for me

to introduce to my baby girl at a very young age.

So I wanted to make sure that there were some

you know books up there so before she goes to sleep,

or just when we have a little bit of you know

some time together whether I'm breastfeeding,

or putting her to sleep, I'm also reading to her.

It's a great way to bond with your baby,

it's a great way to just start educating your baby

about the world, and stimulating your baby

at such a young age.

Alright guys so I hoped you enjoyed coming

into my home and seeing our lovely baby girl's nursery.

Let me know what are some of your favorite pieces.

I think you're gonna say her clothes,

her shoes, and like her closet or something like that.

But no, let me know!

And you know what comes next,

make sure you subscribe and I'll see you next week!

I mean, unless if the baby decides she wants to come then

but anyway, I look forward to it.

Bye!

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ARE YOU A WEABOO ? (starterpack) - Duration: 2:58.

I don't know if you watched the video I made about kpop fans

And then I thought

Admittedly

I was probably rude with them

But when it comes to manga and anime fans

They are real PHENOMENON

Have you been a weaboo ?

Are you still a weaboo ?

Are you not a weaboo ?

You'll know it if you watch this video

A weaboo will watch 2 anime seasons per WEEK

Doesn't matter if it's on Instagram, Twitter

Tumblr or even Wattpad

You will always see "OTAKU" written in his bio

In fact he's claiming that he's an otaku

He's obviously a

HUGE fan of the japanese culture (japanese only LOL)

A weaboo wants to live in Japan

A weaboo would like to become a mangaka

He'll start drawing

If you talk with a weaboo in real life

Be aware not to say THAT sentence

HEY YOU

I watched the manga Mob Psycho 100 it was so fuc$king cool

The weaboo would take it out on you

He's not gonna be gentle

He'd probably reply something like

You said WHAT ?

N-nothing I'm just watching mangas

We don't watch MANGAS

THAT is watching mangas

We read mangas and we watch animes

And then you say you're a manga fan

We all already know that weaboos go to convention

The real weaboo

Acts as he's open-minded

But the only one music style he's listening to is anime openings

We all noticed that Weaboos

Have ever done a blog

That's always the case (in France tho)

Weaboos like doing quizz such as

Which character of (random anime) are you ?

There are TOTALLY false (NB : I did one and as you see on the picture it says I am nymphomaniac like???what??)

Weaboos have pseudo which "sounds" japanese

Tsuki, Akage, Akane...

Whatever if it sounds japanese it works

A weaboo has a huge collection of goodies

(only if he has money lol)

A weaboo (that japanese culture expert lol)

Eats japanese food at least once a week

Weaboos are "japanese bilinguals"

But all they can say is "yamete kudasai" and "NANI ?!"

That's the end of the video !

How many points did you get ?

I'm lazy lol so I won't translate the last 30 sec of this video

SORRY LOL it's like 2AM here and I'm tired

Is anybody watching this video with the subtitles ?

Hell yah thanks for watching blablabla and thanks if you suscribed

KISS KISS FALL IN LOVE (if you get the refercence marry me)

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What happens when you value yourself more? - Duration: 0:59.

when you understand your worth and the value that's been given to you

intrinsically to you by God that it's not something you have to work for but

he's giving giving it to you it's built into the fabrics of who you are worth and

value you live differently hey when you value yourself you treat your body

differently when you learn that other people that value as well you treat others differently

what we need is we need people to help start understanding their Worth

and their value before a holy and righteous God who has created them

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British English Consonant Sounds Pronunciation - Duration: 3:20.

Hello everyone and welcome back to Pronunciation with Emma.

In this video I'm gonna show you how to pronounce the consonants in the British Phonemic Chart.

[Intro]

So in the British Phonemic Chart we have 24 consonants, and in some languages,

some of these consonants don't exist at all, so it can be quite tricky to learn them.

But in this video I'm gonna show you exactly how to pronounce them.

You can also download the free phonemic chart that I created for you.

Download that, watch this video, and you could start practicing the symbols and the pronunciation

at the same time.

So let's get started with that first consonant.

[pronounces consonants]

That's is from me, guys, in this video.

I hope you enjoyed it.

Don't forget to download your completely free chart down below.

Download that, go through the videos, practise your pronunciation, and also practise your

listening skills.

Get familiar with those sounds because the earlier that you can start to distinguish

those sounds, the better.

So until next time, guys [kiss] have a wonderful week.

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Said The Sky - Over Getting Over You (Lyrics / Lyric Video) ft. Matthew Koma - Duration: 3:42.

You had too much to drink and now you're saying things I wish you didn't mean

As I lay there asleep pretending how we always better than we seem

It hit me like a ten ton truck yeah I'm thunderstruck can't brush under the rug

How you don't even care about us, checking out on us I won't be hurting 'cause

I'm over getting over you

I'm over getting over you

I'm sick of getting sick over you

So sweet dreams, I don't need you

I'm over getting over you

I'm over getting over you

I'm sick of getting sick over you

And you'll see, I don't bleed you

I'm over getting over you

Sweet dream, sweet sweet dream, sweet dream

I'm over getting over you

So sweet dreams, for me, you

I'm over getting over you

You wore me on your necklace now you wear me with your exes on your sleeve

'Cause you're better at reckless and I see it now in all your histories

It hit me like a ten ton truck no this isn't love maybe it never was

How you don't even care about us, checking out on us I won't be hurting 'cause

I'm over getting over you

I'm over getting over you

I'm sick of getting sick over you

So sweet dreams, I don't need you

I'm over getting over you

I'm over getting over you

I'm sick of getting sick over you

And you'll see, I don't bleed you

I'm over getting over you

Sweet dream, sweet sweet dream, sweet dream

I'm over getting over you

So sweet dreams, for me, you

I'm over getting over you

You had too much to drink and now you're saying things I wish you didn't mean

I'm over getting over you

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HAIR TUTORIAL IN XITSONGA - Duration: 9:13.

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How Much Risk Should You Take? - Duration: 6:24.

Risk is more than an important part of investing.

The whole concept of a financial market exists on the basis that taking risk can result in

financial gain.

If you do not take risk in financial markets, you expect very low returns.

Of course, with risk also comes the potential for loss.

Elroy Dimson of the London School of Economics said "Risk means more things can happen

than will happen".

In other words, risk means that there is a distribution of outcomes, and you will not

know which outcome you actually get until it happens.

As much as we like to think that we can understand risk, the possible distribution of outcomes

is beyond our ability to comprehend.

While we are not able to control or predict the distribution of outcomes, we are able

to choose the type and amount of risk that we take with our investments.

I'm Ben Felix, Associate Portfolio Manager at PWL Capital.

In this episode of Common Sense Investing, I'm going to tell you about risk.

To start this discussion, I need to introduce two types of risk.

The first type of risk is called idiosyncratic risk, which may also be referred to as company

specific risk, or diversifiable risk.

Idiosyncratic risk is not directly related to the market as a whole.

Individual stocks will typically move to some extent with the market, but they may also

fluctuate due to their own specific circumstances.

Think about Volkswagen's share price plummeting after their emissions scandal.

There is no reason to expect a positive long-term outcome for taking on idiosyncratic risk.

It may work out in your favour, but it may result in substantial and unrecoverable losses.

Idiosyncratic risk can be diversified away.

Owning all of the stocks in the market eliminates the specific risks of each company.

What is left is market risk.

Market risk is the risk of the market as a whole.

It cannot be diversified away.

For taking on the risk of the market, investors do expect a positive long-term return.

When you invest in one stock, or one sector, you are getting exposure to both market risk

and idiosyncratic risk, but the idiosyncratic risk can easily dominate the outcome.

The most reliable long-term outcome would be expected when idiosyncratic is diversified away.

Practically, this simply means owning a globally diversified portfolio of index funds, an idea

that is not new to anyone who has been watching my videos.

Most investors do not own a 100% equity portfolio.

Portfolios will typically consist of some mix between equity index funds and bond index funds.

Long-term outcomes are uncertain, but we know that over the past 116 years stocks have outperformed

bonds globally, while bonds have been less volatile.

A portfolio becomes less risky and has a lower expected return as the allocation to bonds increases.

The decision about how much risk to take is driven by the ability, willingness, and need

to take risk.

Equity market risk has tended to pay off over long periods of time, and the distribution

of outcomes also tends to narrow.

For example, over the 877 overlapping 15 year periods from 1928 to 2015, the US market outperformed

risk-free t-bills 96% of the time.

The ability to take risk is primarily driven by time horizon and human capital.

We have been talking about risk as an unpredictable distribution of outcomes.

A more tangible definition might be the probability of not meeting your goals.

For a young person with lots of remaining earning capacity, the market underperforming

t-bills hardly affects their ability to meet their goals - in fact, it would be a good

opportunity for them to buy cheap stocks.

On the other hand, a near-retiree taking substantial losses in the years leading up to retirement

would be devastating to their ability to meet their spending goals.

In general, it is sensible to take less risk for goals with short time horizons and more

risk for goals with long time horizons.

Even with an unlimited ability to take risk, most investors are constrained by their own

willingness to take risk.

An investor may look at the history of market risk and decide that it is too volatile for their preferences.

The MSCI All Country World Index was down 33% in Canadian dollars between March 2008

and February 2009.

That's a pretty big drop.

In his book Antfragile, Nassim Taleb introduced what he calls the Lucretius Problem:

we tend to view the worst historical outcome as the worst possible outcome, but that is nowhere

near the truth.

If a 33% drop scares you, you would need to be comfortable with the potential for a far

greater decline to be confident investing in a 100% equity portfolio.

Finally, the need to take risk brings us back to goals.

If someone wants to spend $5,000 per month adjusted for inflation at 2% for a 30-year retirement,

they would need about $2.5 million dollars to be able to afford to take no risk.

They could hold cash in a savings deposit and deplete their assets over time without any volatility

Most people do not accumulate enough to fund a risk-free retirement, so they must introduce

some level of risk.

The right amount of market risk in a portfolio is sufficient to hopefully meet the goal for

the assets without introducing the potential for catastrophic failure due to large declines

at the wrong time.

There are rules of thumb out there, like having 100 minus your age in stocks, but they have

little basis.

Truly there is no optimal answer, but there is little debate that expected returns are

highest with a 100% equity portfolio, and investors will add in bonds to match their

ability, willingness, and need to take risk.

How do you handle risk in your portfolio?

Tell me about it in the comments.

Thanks for watching.

My name is Ben Felix of PWL Capital and this is Common Sense Investing.

I'll be talking about a lot more common sense investing topics in this series, so

subscribe, and click the bell for updates.

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How to Install Rear Brake Pads on an ATV | Yamaha YFZ450R | Partzilla.com - Duration: 7:09.

Hello, John Talley here with Partzilla.com.

Today I'm going to show you how to replace the rear brake pads on our 2009 Yamaha YFZ450R.

Really simple to do, let me go grab a couple of tools and I'll walk you through it.

This is a very simple procedure, so it barely rates at a skill level one.

Let's go over some of the tools that you're going to need to pull this off.

On the socket side, just a 14mm. then you're going to need a 5mm Allen, 3/8ths extension,

12mm wrench, flat-blade screwdriver, 3/8ths ratchet, and as always, a good torque wrench.

Now if you would watch the video all the way through, because I'm going to give you the

torque values that you're going to need to set each nut and bolt for.

Now, as far as the parts go, if you would, reference our parts diagrams.

That's going to tell you exactly what you need and get it ordered so we can go over

there and I can show you how to get it done.

Alright, lets' start by loosening up the pins that actually go through the caliper and the

brake pads.

Don't remove them all the way, just go ahead and back them out.

With that done, we can remove two 14mm bolts that actually go through the bracket and attach

the caliper to the rear carrier.

I know from looking at these pads, there's still a good bit of meat on them left but

I don't like to wear them all the way down for two reasons.

One, when they're really worn down they don't dissipate the heat as well, and secondly that

causes them not to grab and if you let them go all the way down, then you run the risk

of damaging your rotor.

I don't think you want to do that.

Alright now we can just lift the caliper assembly off, rotate it up.

We want to go ahead at this point compress the pistons back inside of the bores on the

caliper.

But before we do that, go ahead and loosen up your locking bolt on your parking brake.

give it just a couple of turns out so if somebody else had adjusted it, if you don't go ahead

and back it out a little bit you won't be able to get the new pads in there.

so, at this point we want to go ahead and get the flat-blade screwdriver and compress

the piston back inside of the caliper.

That way it'll give us room to get the new brake pads in there.

I just put it in there and twist.

Hold it for a few seconds, you can feel it give.

I do one piston, then the second, then go in the middle just to make sure that they're

compressed all the way.

now with that done, we can go ahead and remove the pins.

You may want to push in on the pads because they're actually just a couple of pieces of

metal under here that act like springs to hold them up.

Push in on them just a tick, and the pins will pull right out.

There we go.

Now, they just lift out.

Alright, now would be a good time just to grab a small bristle brush and at least get

any dirt that has accumulated up in there.

Now, we just need to put it all back together.

Take the new pads, push them down in place.

Alright I've got the pads in place, but what I want to do before I put the pins in is clean

these up a bit just to get the dirt off, so, I'll be right back.

Alright, now with our pins cleaned up, we can push down on the pads against that spring

and just insert them through, but don't tighten them down yet.

Now carefully make sure you've got enough of a gap in between the two pads to get it

over the rotor.

And go ahead and put our bracket bolts back in.

Now we need to set the torque to 31 foot pounds.

Next, take just a little bit of threadlocker and put it on the threads of the pins.

And then we're going to torque those to 12 foot pounds.

Alright the next thing we need to do is actually set the length of the parking brake.

And the way you do that, we've still got this bolt a little a little bit loose, and we're

going to go in and we're going to measure in between this edge right here and the center

of where the cable goes through that control arm.

What we're looking for is about 1.9 inches.

So actually she's a little bit too much, it's sitting at two.

I want to shorten it to about 1 and 7/8ths.

That should get us in the ball park.

And where I adjust it is actually up toward the middle of the machine so we need to move

there and adjust the cable to where it brings it in a little bit more.

Alright, here's where we're going to adjust it.

So we need to break loose that lock bolt right there.

And then we're gonna turn this to bring out that adjustment.

No remember we don't have to go very far, about an eighth of an inch is all we're looking

for right there to get in in spec.

Let's see where that ended up.

Close.

Just a little bit more.

Let's see where that ended up.

That's got it right at 1 and 7/8ths, and I'm happy with that.

So, let's go lock that one back down.

That should hold it.

Alright, now, what we want to do is take this bolt and run it in carefully until it bottoms

out, and then back it up an eighth of a turn.

Alright it bottomed, now we back it up an eighth.

We're gonna hold it still and then tighten up this pinch bolt.

Alright, with that in place, it should move right now-- which it does-- pull that parking

brake?

It's got it.

Well alright guys, that wraps this one up.

Well listen, if you need any parts for your machine why don't you come see us at Partzilla.com

and we can get you taken care of.

If you have any questions or comments, leave them in the section below and I'll do my best

to answer them.

Til next time we just want to say thanks for shopping with us here at Partzilla.com and

we will see you in the next video.

Have a great day.

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191872 - Duration: 5:01.

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Watercolor Brush Marker Demo and Review || Marabu Creabox Watercolor Pen from Lidl - Duration: 5:40.

Hi everyone!

Today I'll talk about this watercolor pen set I got from Lidl and show you how they

work by swatching them and making a quick painting.

I haven't tried watercolor markers by any other brand before, so I can't say whether

these are better or worse than some other brand.

So, this is a Creabox Marabu set of 8 watercolor pens and they work kind of like watercolor

pencils or watersoluble chalk pastels.

They're water-based markers so you can draw with them and paint over with a wet brush

to get a watercolor effect.

They are dual tip pens meaning that there's a fine tip and a flexible brush tip in each

pen.

I liked the brush tip, because I don't have any brush tip markers and you can use them

to draw a thin line by pressing it softly on the paper and a thicker line by pressing

it harder and you can even color in some larger areas.

The instructions say to draw on watercolor paper.

I did also try them on normal printer paper and it didn't work at all.

The marker would not spread out at all when I applied water with a brush afterwards.

You need to first draw on the paper with the pen and then paint over it with a wet brush

to make the color dissolve and spread out.

So, don't dip the pen in water, you'll just waste pigment that way.

I think some of the colors activate better with water than others.

The pink and light blue are so light that they get completely washed out when you add

water.

Others like the black one will immediately spread out even if you touch it with a wet

brush a tiniest bit.

You can also mix the colors together.

I tried swatching some of them side by side and then blending them together into a gradient

with water and I think it works well.

You can also use them just as markers to add accent colors on your art.

Many of them are quite pigmented so they'll look pretty bold on a watercolor painting,

if you don't water them down.

You could also swatch them on another paper and just get a bit of the color on a wet brush

and paint with that instead to get lighter colors, if you want.

The pigment doesn't reactivate completely though so with some of the colors you can

still see the original lines you drew even after watering it down.

I don't know if that's a common thing with watercolor pens.

But you can also use it to your advantage.

I decided to test the watercolor pens out by painting a quick mermaid partly because

it's May and MerMay and partly because I wanted to see how the scales of the mermaid tail

would turn out.

I drew the scales in green and blue and then added water to activate and blend them together.

And since the marker doesn't completely dissolve, you continue to see hints of the scale texture

underneath.

I had some trouble with the face especially, because the parts I already painted over would

reactivate so easily.

So, these pens are kind of tricky for small details if you need to paint something else

right next to them.

In a previous painting I also tried painting some white highlights over them with acrylic

paint and they reactivated then too.

I didn't mind it for that painting, but it's a good thing to keep in mind so you don't

accidentally ruin your painting.

If you're interested in getting these watercolor pens, I got them from Lidl in March, but they'll

probably bring them back every once in a while.

The stock changes nearly every week in Lild, so it's best to check their weekly offers

on their website.

I'll also put a link below, if I can find this set online.

Before we do the tape peeling, I want to remind you of a couple of things.

First of all, the next YouTube Artists Collective is on June 8.

And the theme is Masquerade Ball and you can participate if you want to make art on that

theme and then post it on social media and or YouTube on that day.

And the other thing is that there is a new discord server for art youtubers called TheArtRoom

started by HulloAlice and JellieBee.

I'll put the link below and you can join if you have a YouTube channel of any size and

make art or craft videos.

Ok, thank you so much for watching and see you next week!

I post a new video every week on Friday and sometimes an extra one on Tuesday.

Bye!

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National Deaf Therapy - Deaf Ecosystem Spotlight - Convo - Duration: 1:50.

Everyone is working

on something...

grief,

confidence,

goal building,

anxiety,

depression,

and so many more.

They are all correlated

to our mental health.

You have human experiences.

There are many things

to explore,

to discover,

to process,

and to grow

which you must maintain

everyday.

It's almost the same

with physical health

and exercise which

you maintain everyday to stay healthy.

The same with mental health

which you must maintain everyday.

How? Start with yourself.

Having honest and open conversations

with yourself and with your loved ones.

Or see a therapist to

get it off your chest.

Or join a support circle

to find those who have

the same challenges and share.

Or keep a mental health journal

to write down your thoughts.

Or watch mental health-related videos

on YouTube and Facebook

to learn more.

Really, the most important part

is to love and cherish yourself.

No, not always.

We have various obstacles -

accessibility issues

and limited resources

Sometimes, the benefits of

technology

offers mental health services

access online.

That is an advantage.

Also, technology is important

to connect with your family and friends

for better support system

with your mental health wellness.

There are ways to get there...

the first step

is asking for support.

You are NOT

alone.

Really, what you're going through

that is a part of the human experience.

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Moesgaard Museum - Duration: 11:40.

Hey guys! Do you know that feeling of that it's rare that you don't always get

around to exploring the places that you live close by? Well that's how I feel and

we have this awesome Museum that's rated really high on Google and I haven't

really checked it out yet so we took a little mini break a weekend

day today it's actually just a Tuesday but we brought Max here because the sun

is shining and it's gorgeous and I really want to show you guys!

It's a museum in Aarhus, here in Denmark, and it's about history and Vikings and generally just

Natural History Museum I think!

This museum is very new I actually don't remember when it got built but it's only

like maybe two three years old and I've been up to the rooftop before but not

inside it so I'm really excited we bought a year pass so we have a lot

of time to come back and revisit and see the whole exhibit because it's huge and

we don't have that much time every time we go! So this is the entrance let's hit in there

It's pretty amazing because this is a girl from the Stone Age and they

reconstructed her face with 80% accuracy how she actually looked which is really

really cool most of the things in these exhibits are

local so we have a lot of Vikings in this area and there have been people for

a long time so they kind of try to make it local

at least Danish and I really really find it fascinating because it's things that happen right here

You can shoot the arrow and on the screen...

One more time!

On the screen you can see the animal you're shooting!

This is a winner if you bring kids! Yeah!

The next one... Choose your arrow!

Then we shoot it

Max is reaching for the mirrored image

He thinks he can grab the mirror image

One thing that I really love about this

museum is you don't have to read everything so they have these big

screens like behind me where there's a guy standing there and actually explaining

the whole thing so he goes into a lot of details and really goes in-depth about

one specific area or location or story or something like that and they have

hear phones everywhere so you can have everything in English as well and there

are tons of school classes here and lots to see and do for kids as well

This room is all about offerings and they don't just display items that were

offered and they actually like make the whole room pretty! It think it's amazing, what do you think?

It's pretty awesome and there's a lot of VR and things you can touch

- and hear and listen! It's really like sensory almost overload you're just so

used to getting into a museum and it's all just this barely like empty room and

some boxes of some displays and this is a full-on experience!

They have a very cool background audio sound going on and you have the lighting is different in each room

some are dark, some are lights, some are round, some are square - it's really cool!

I'm in love with this room the golden straws everywhere it's amazing and Max is playing around a rock!

This room is amazing it's dark and it's quiet and

it's just really enchanting to be in I don't know if you can see me at all but

it's just beautiful

When you have kids something that's really important is that they can be

entertained while you actually stand there and listen to something or look at

something and everywhere in this museum there are little places where kids can

keep entertained so over here along the stairs all the way up there are little

stars and moon so they can touch over here there's a display small little

weapons and it's very low down so they can actually look in and we the adults

we don't really see them and over the floor over here there's a little display

where they can actually run on and you can learn something at the same time which is really cool!

This is a man who's very famous in Denmark he's called the "Grauballemand"

And I don't know if you can actually see him or see my face because it's very

dark in here but he was given to the gods as an offering and he was thrown

into a bog and because of the assets or whatever in the water he was fully

preserved so he actually still has his skin and everything I just can't believe that

there are sites like this so close to where I actually live my everyday life

and I've just never gone before which is just weird... This museum is awesome!

This building was made so it kind of like juts out of the ground and they've

covered this whole roof in grass so you can walk directly all the way up here

and there's an amazing view and you can come to the museum and you can just go

up here and enjoy the view over the bay and you don't have to pay to get into

the museum so this part is all free! It's gorgeous!

Now we're gonna go and find a place to have a picnic!

We are really trying to get in the habit of saving some money so we trying to do more picnics! It's really

expensive if we have to go and buy food everywhere we go and we talked to

WorldTowning Will and Jessica and they said that the best thing you can do

before you want to go long-term travel is to get like do some of the transition

and training before you go right now we're perfecting the habit of picnicking

Maria brought some cabbages and avocados and she makes some salad so

we could do this cabbage wraps yeah it tastes perfect yeah and then we're just

using what we already have at home and so far I found out that I need baby

wipes in the cooler because we're gonna need that every time

we picnic because Max is almost 2 and he makes a mess wherever we go!

He loves sparkling water

Max loves sparkling water! Oh it tastes so much

Dandelions!

You like them Max?

Thank you! So pretty!

Seriously? Does it get any more beautiful than this it's so green everywhere and that's the manor house

it's salmon-colored for some reason it's kind of funny and then we're just gonna

take a stroll through the forest

We just came home from Moesgaard Museum here in Aarhus, and we were really amazed

everything was super cool and really thought out exactly I I'm just really

impressed by how the museum was actually like the interior design of it and I

looked up the museum before we went and it said really high rating on Google

And I was kind of sceptical..

4.7 with more than thousand reviews so yeah most people gave it five

stars and we would definitely too I think it was just so much attention to

the detail in the interior the texture and the lighting and everything that's

it that's exactly what makes it special because it's a history museum

and of course you go there to learn like it's not entertaining but they make

learning a lot of fun and it's just so beautiful like they put these not not

sculptures but these things with lights in them and just decorative stuff yeah

beautiful feels more like a super modern art museum yeah but are you learning

about history yeah it's from the ancient history museum actually yeah it's like

Vikings and all that stuff..

Five out of five from us! Yeah, from the family of Storgaard. Bring your kids they will have a lot of

fun yeah so if you're in the Aarhus area or ever plan to travel to here then

definitely visit it the bus number eighteen actually goes straight there

yeah I'm city center yeah that's all for now take care and if you liked the video

please give it a thumbs up yeah and like it and share with your friends